IF YOU have always wanted to own a mansion with its sauna and private cinema, now is your chance.
This house in a quiet Sussex village also has its own heated swimming pool and steam room, as well as an entire room for your wine collection.
The only catch could be the price – at £ 10million.
The £ 10million Angmering property: credit – Strutt and Parker
Tall Trees, along the main street in Angmering village, also has six bedrooms, six reception rooms and six bathrooms.
The new owner of the property, completed in 2013, will be greeted with an imperial crafted mahogany staircase leading to the first floor, as well as a large reception hall and lounge, which leads to a garden terrace and veranda.
The property’s open plan kitchen is built in rosewood and has a floating island and built-in appliances.
The £ 10million Angmering property: credit – Strutt and Parker
The first floor, served by both the staircase and its own elevator, houses the property’s bedrooms, five of which are en suite. The master bedroom also has a large balcony and two separate walk-in closets and two en-suite bathrooms.
A heated swimming pool is accessible from the house and has its own changing rooms, shower, sauna and hammam.
The £ 10million Angmering property: credit – Strutt and Parker
If all that isn’t enough, the house has its own library, media room and cinema room – clad in woodwork from the Savoy Hotel in London.
Outside the house itself the property has a garden dotted with mature trees, a hard tennis court and a large summer house – which has a golf simulator. .
The £ 10million Angmering property: credit – Strutt and Parker
Electric gates and a large driveway lead to the property, which also has two triple garages and a service house with its own bedroom, bathroom and living room.
It is sold by real estate agent Strutt and Parker on 01243 885490.
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This notice was published: 2021-09-05 04:00:00
