Historic Havilland Hall private estate goes on sale for £65m
The 17,000 sq ft mansion includes five guest cottages and an indoor pool, with Savills saying estates of this scale are extraordinarily rare.
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A mansion that has been, over time, the residence of lieutenant-governors, a tycoon of the marmalade industry and that has ties to the families of Oscar-winning actresses has been released for sale for £65 million, according to the BBC.
A mansion that has been, over time, the residence of lieutenant-governors, a tycoon of the marmalade industry and that has ties to the families of Oscar-winning actresses has been released for sale for £65 million.
An impressive mansion with a history of nearly 200 years, located on Guernsey Island, was released for sale for 78 million euros. Known as Havilland Hall, the property is considered the largest private domain on the island and would have had several famous owners, including an actress from Hollywood, reports BBC. Built between 1829 and 1830 by Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Fiott of Havilland, the mansion served as an official residence for the gover…
The reason is the Havilland Hall mansion, which is located on the island of Guernsey and extends over approximately 324 acres. More...
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