The Mansion House at Trent Park

The Mansion House at Trent Park occupies a rare place in English history: a royal hunting forest from 1066, gifted by George III in 1777, later the private domain of Sir Philip Sassoon, who welcomed Churchill, Edward VIII and Queen Mary beneath its cornices. Berkeley Group — a constituent of the FTSE 100 — is restoring the Grade II Listed building as fourteen leasehold apartments and penthouses, each delivered with a ten-year Premier warranty and woven into 413 acres of parkland that remain open to residents. From £1,100,000 to £1,950,000, with direct Piccadilly Line service placing King's Cross fifty-eight minutes away, the proposition balances heritage gravitas with a phased completion schedule and access to the new Trent Park House of Secrets museum on the same estate.