• East wing of Grade II listed 16th century mansion +
• Six bedrooms, six bath or shower rooms +
• Three reception rooms +
• Bespoke kitchen/breakfast room +
• Private gardens including a kitchen garden with a greenhouse +
• Garage and parking, stables +
• Gym +
• Communal swimming pool, tennis courts, and grounds +

A six bedroom property in a Grade II listed Tudor mansion, with a gym, stables, a garage, parking, and private gardens in the grounds of Crawley Grange, North Crawley. Crawley Grange was built in 1526 for Cardinal Wolsey and Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1575. It features in Pevsner’s Buildings of England. It was converted into four dwellings in the 1970s.

The property is set over three floors in the east wing of the main house and also has a cellar for storage. Period features include high ceilings, mullioned windows with window seats and original shutters, and the servants’ bells. The sitting room and principal bedroom both have original wood panelling and exposed ceiling beams. The open fireplace in the sitting room has an intricately carved wooden surround and over mantel dating from 1686. The principal bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom. Four further bedrooms are on the first and second floors, with an en suite shower room, a wet room and a bathroom. One bedroom is currently used as a cinema room. A separate suite, suitable for staff, has a bedroom, a shower, a cloakroom and a laundry area with a washing machine and dryer.