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20240326_zia_c220_015 March 26, 2024, Petersfield, Hampshire, United Kingdom: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Ima

20240326_zia_c220_003 March 26, 2024, Petersfield, Hampshire, United Kingdom: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Ima

20240326_zsa_c218_005 March 26, 2024: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240326_zia_c220_011 March 26, 2024, Petersfield, Hampshire, United Kingdom: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Ima

20240326_zia_c220_008 March 26, 2024, Petersfield, Hampshire, United Kingdom: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Ima

20240326_zsa_c218_007 March 26, 2024: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240326_zsa_c218_008 March 26, 2024: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240326_zsa_c218_011 March 26, 2024: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240326_zea_c218_008 March 26, 2024: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240326_zea_c218_007 March 26, 2024: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240326_zea_c218_010 March 26, 2024: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240326_zia_c220_013 March 26, 2024, Petersfield, Hampshire, United Kingdom: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Ima

20240326_zsa_c218_013 March 26, 2024: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240326_zia_c220_021 March 26, 2024, Petersfield, Hampshire, United Kingdom: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Ima

20240326_zsa_c218_021 March 26, 2024: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20240326_zia_c220_024 March 26, 2024, Petersfield, Hampshire, United Kingdom: A restored Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion, which formerly belonged to actress Helena Bonham Carter's ancestors, has hit the market for £2.75 million..West Court, Adhurst St Mary, near Petersfield, in Hampshire, was also featured in the popular TV series Jonathan Creek, before being acquired by a local architect and property developer in 2014..Now, after a decade of restoration, the stately home is hitting the market fully refurbished..Charlie Barr, director at Homes Estate Agents said: â??This is a pretty unique one-off instruction ... There is nothing locally that would offer the same levels of grandeur, space, and history that the Adhurst St Mary Estate provides.â?.Built for John Bonham-Carter, a British Member of Parliament and barrister, in 1858, the stately home is set in 32 acres of gardens overlooking the South Downs. Designed by Victorian architect Philip Hardwick, the house is divided into three parts, with the West Court being the largest part of the property..The Bonham Carter or Bonham-Carter family can trace their origins back to the 18th Century, with several members entering parliament. Helenaâ??s grandfather, Maurice Bonham-Carter was a leading light in the Liberal Party, serving as Principal Private Secretary to British Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. .The house, which included a library, billiard music room, and artistâ??s studio, remained in the Bonham-Carter family until 1992..In 2014, the stately home was bought in a terrible state and painstakingly restored to retain all the period features whilst adding modern-day comforts..Barr added: â??Located approximately 1.5 miles from the desirable market town of Petersfield, there are excellent road and mainline rail links from Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo..â??The quintessential village of Sheet is within walking distance offering two wonderful public houses, villag (Credit Image: © Cover Ima