There is a small percentage of tenants that want to live in a home that they could never really afford to own, that is why the last tenant of one of our rental properties - the Dower house (shown above) – was in there for over 10 years!  They knew that although they could own a house similar to this it would never be this one, in the heart of The Duke of Norfolk estate, Arundel.

 

Park House is an elegant country house with twin guest/staff cottages set within twenty acres of landscaped gardens. Built in 1960 and designed by Claud Phillimore, for Bernard, 16th Duke of Norfolk and his wife Lavinia, the property sits within Arundel Park and is surrounded by its' own gardens extending to over 20 acres. The gardens were designed by Lanning Roper who later worked on Prince Charles' garden at Highgrove. The interior of the house was designed to be comfortable but still with an air of grandeur. The property was decorated by John Fowler who, like Lanning Roper, often collaborated with Claud Phillimore.