Croome D abitot, Worcester, Worcestershire, WR8

Cleeve House (no 4 Dunstall Court) is one of a small and select number of exclusive period homes in the grounds of Georgian masterpiece Croome Court, a quintessential English manor house now in the stewardship of the National Trust. Located in the heart of south Worcestershire among the some 700 acres of the Croome Court estate, Cleeve House dates back to the mid 18th century and was once part of the stable block to the main mansion. The mansion and its ancillary buildings, as well as the extensive parkland, were designed by the renowned designer, Lancelot “Capability” Brown. Croome, the seat of the Coventry family, was Brown’s first commission and the one which made his name, working in collaboration with Robert Adam on behalf of the then 6th Earl of Coventry. Now a stylish and distinguished home, Cleeve House offers buyers a slice of English architectural history in a delightful rural setting yet within convenient and easy reach of Birmingham, Bristol and Cheltenham, as well as Ma