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The formal entrance hall leads into the double height circular lobby


On the first floor the principal bedroom suite boasts a balcony with views over Sunningdale Golf Club, an adjoining lounge and His and Hers bathroom suites; His showcasing Calacatta Black and Nero Marquina marble, and Hers with an extensive bespoke dressing room and a bathroom of Palisandra Classico and Bianco Sivic marble in a blushing rose hue. Leading off the circular lobby are four guest bedrooms, three of which are ensuite, all beautifully dressed with stunning views over the landscaped gardens.


In addition to the sixth bedroom the second floor comprises a state-of-the-art media and games room, ideally designed for family entertainment. There is also a large Sky Lounge, a transitional space ideal for entertaining, which opens onto a terrace overlooking the Golf Club.


Outside the estate is enhanced by two gate houses which provide ample parking for up to five executive cars and staff accommodation and amenities on the first floors.


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A concealed doorway in the study leads through to a bow-windowed library


The luxury leisure wing provides a 12 metre swimming pool under an extensive glass pyramid roof


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