Thomas Sheriff Place is a remarkable and awe-inspiring property, part of the historic Henley Park estate that dates back to 727 AD. This Grade II listed south-facing wing has been associated with notable figures in British history, including royals and nobles, and has undergone restoration to maintain its grandeur. The property boasts a picturesque 2/3-mile tree-lined driveway leading to the stately façade, setting a majestic tone. With over 3500 sq feet of accommodation, the four-floor home features a stunning triple-aspect sitting room, solid wood kitchen, and impressive bedrooms, including a master suite with a generous dressing area and luxurious en suite bath/shower room. The property's rich heritage is evident throughout, from the original Queen Elizabeth I's powder room to the potential for a luxurious wine cellar in the basement.