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Those gorgeous Georgians
Country Life UK
|August 17, 2022
Houses that prove the Georgian era's immense variety
Cornwall, £3.75 million
Guests will be spoilt for choice with 11 bedrooms at Treharrock Manor, close to Port Isaac, Rock, and Polzeath, with potential for further accommodation on the attic second floor. 'It is immensely rare in this popular corner of Cornwall to find somewhere so imposing, private and yet within just a few minutes drive of the coast,' enthuses agent Josephine Ashby. The Grade II-listed Georgian manor house also has a snooker room, wine cellar, cinema room and games room, plus an all-weather tennis court within its 13½ acres, as well as a pond, and croquet lawn, bluebell woods, meadows, orchard, and extensive gardens. Consent has been granted for the conversion of the old coach house into a four-bedroom residence together with a new two-bedroom annexe with a swimming pool and carport. John Bray Estates (01208 862601)
West Sussex, £2.95 million
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