Barnham Court is a magnificent Grade I-listed former merchant's house built in 1631 in the early English baroque artisan mannerist style, situated in the semi-rural village of Barnham, West Sussex. The house has undergone extensive restoration works and is now exceptionally well presented, offering over 8,000 sq ft of internal accommodation, including five bedroom suites and beautifully designed living spaces. The property is set within almost seven acres of grounds, featuring yew and box topiary, formal lawns, and meadow flower beds. The main façade is baroque yet relatively simple, with a wonderful sense of balance, and features a rusticated brick doorway with a set-in aedicule. The house has been restored with the highest quality treatment and materials, respecting the integrity of the original structure, and features a back-to-base burglar alarm, fire detector system, and CCTV. The grand tour begins in the Hall Room, a grand room spanning the entire width of the primary plan, with beautiful quality of light and views of the formal gardens. The property also features a charming guest cottage, an outdoor heated swimming pool, and a series of imposing and beautifully designed living spaces.