Achitectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner declared the country house ‘so similar to Kew Palace that the same designer must surely have been responsible’.

Set within a World Heritage Site protected by the National Trust, the Grade II* listed property provides a rare opportunity to enjoy Studley Royal Park without the upkeep of a major estate.

The Buckinghamshire estate was the former home of the younger sister of Jackie Kennedy, Lee Radziwill, who lived at the property with her European prince husband, HSH Prince Stanislas Radziwillin the 1960s.

Nestled in the bucolic English countryside, Castleman’s House is surrounded by 3.39 acres of grounds with impressive gardens, paved terraces, and lawns.

The bucolic 35 acre estate is set near the Exmoor National Park AONB and belonged to the famed English writer Evelyn Waugh, who described the Grade II-listed manor house as “a handsome 18th-century building of impressively large size...”.

Beautifully maintained and set within 6.75 acres of parkland and gardens, the classic Georgian country house is approached via a long, treed drive.

With its close proximity to central London and pastoral setting on one of Britain’s oldest roads, Woodlands is one of the finest country houses on the market today.

The impressive Grade II listed property is set back from the village behind a stately stone wall, featuring dreamy garden scapes and a formal sunken garden with a reflection pool.

Following reports that property searches in the Cotswolds have doubled in the last year, we don’t expect this Knight Frank property will sit on the market for long.

On the market with Savills, Ffynone was designed by Royal architect John Nash and the 18th century house is considered one of his “finest private works”, and is one of 3 remaining Welsh estates designed by the architect.