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£1,275,000
2 bed flat for saleThe Mansion House, Trent Park EN4
2 beds
2 baths
1 reception
Just added
Available immediately
Unfurnished
New home
About this property
The Lake Corner - 1,207 Sqft · North-West Facing
Every great English estate has one house at its heart. At Trent Park, you can live inside it.
The Mansion House is the centrepiece of Trent Park's restoration of 413-acre estate. The rooms where Sir Philip Sassoon entertained Churchill, Chaplin and royalty; where Queen Mary took tea; where, in wartime, Britain ran its most secret intelligence operation. Those same rooms have been returned to their full grandeur and reborn as just fourteen private residences: 1,2 and 3 bedroom apartments and duplex penthouses. Eight remain.
Interiors honour the house's history and answer to modern life: Herringbone engineered oak with marble-effect bordered entrances, restored fireplaces and cornicing in select homes, bespoke traditional kitchens in quartz with brushed gold taps and fluted glass cabinetry, freestanding stone baths, brushed brass detailing throughout. To the north, windows frame the Lakeside Lawn and the water beyond; to the south, the famous million-bulb Daffodil Lawn, the orangery and the heated outdoor pool.
Residences here carries privileges no other home on the estate holds. A private Reading Room, exclusive to Mansion House residents. The Lawn Club consisting of outdoor heated pool, orangery gymnasium, four woodland tennis courts just steps from your door. And the Trent Park House of Secrets museum, café and shop opening within the mansion itself: Your address, a cultural landmark. A residents' shuttle serves Oakwood station, and the Piccadilly line from Cockfosters reaches King's Cross in 26 minutes and Heathrow direct the other way.
The apartment here occupies the north-west corner of The Mansion House's first floor occupying 1,207 sq ft, with views looking north over the lake. The living room's side windows frame the mansion's own West Wing.
Life here centres on a 22-foot living and dining room laid in herringbone oak, opening onto a kitchen built around an island beneath pendant lights. The kitchen has quartz worktops, brushed gold taps, a full-height fridge with a separate full-height freezer, and something no other home in the mansion has: A dedicated utility room, keeping laundry and storage out of sight.
The principal bedroom, almost 18 feet long, has fitted wardrobes and an ensuite with a bath and twin basins. The second bedroom is a true double, also with fitted wardrobes, served by its own shower room.
Images shown may include CGI representations and/or photos of similar properties and are for illustrative purposes only. Actual property appearance, fixtures, finishes and landscaping may vary. Travel times are approximate and represent total journey times from departure station.
Energy Efficiency Rating
EPC rating: Unknown
Every great English estate has one house at its heart. At Trent Park, you can live inside it.
The Mansion House is the centrepiece of Trent Park's restoration of 413-acre estate. The rooms where Sir Philip Sassoon entertained Churchill, Chaplin and royalty; where Queen Mary took tea; where, in wartime, Britain ran its most secret intelligence operation. Those same rooms have been returned to their full grandeur and reborn as just fourteen private residences: 1,2 and 3 bedroom apartments and duplex penthouses. Eight remain.
Interiors honour the house's history and answer to modern life: Herringbone engineered oak with marble-effect bordered entrances, restored fireplaces and cornicing in select homes, bespoke traditional kitchens in quartz with brushed gold taps and fluted glass cabinetry, freestanding stone baths, brushed brass detailing throughout. To the north, windows frame the Lakeside Lawn and the water beyond; to the south, the famous million-bulb Daffodil Lawn, the orangery and the heated outdoor pool.
Residences here carries privileges no other home on the estate holds. A private Reading Room, exclusive to Mansion House residents. The Lawn Club consisting of outdoor heated pool, orangery gymnasium, four woodland tennis courts just steps from your door. And the Trent Park House of Secrets museum, café and shop opening within the mansion itself: Your address, a cultural landmark. A residents' shuttle serves Oakwood station, and the Piccadilly line from Cockfosters reaches King's Cross in 26 minutes and Heathrow direct the other way.
The apartment here occupies the north-west corner of The Mansion House's first floor occupying 1,207 sq ft, with views looking north over the lake. The living room's side windows frame the mansion's own West Wing.
Life here centres on a 22-foot living and dining room laid in herringbone oak, opening onto a kitchen built around an island beneath pendant lights. The kitchen has quartz worktops, brushed gold taps, a full-height fridge with a separate full-height freezer, and something no other home in the mansion has: A dedicated utility room, keeping laundry and storage out of sight.
The principal bedroom, almost 18 feet long, has fitted wardrobes and an ensuite with a bath and twin basins. The second bedroom is a true double, also with fitted wardrobes, served by its own shower room.
Images shown may include CGI representations and/or photos of similar properties and are for illustrative purposes only. Actual property appearance, fixtures, finishes and landscaping may vary. Travel times are approximate and represent total journey times from departure station.
Energy Efficiency Rating
EPC rating: Unknown
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