The Mansion House at Trent Park

The Mansion House at Trent Park marks Berkeley Group's return to a storied Enfield estate once frequented by Churchill, Queen Mary and Edward VIII. Fourteen freehold-quality leasehold residences occupy the ground through third floors of the restored 18th-century mansion, set within 413 acres of former royal hunting forest and formal gardens—the Long Garden, Japanese Garden and Sir Philip's daffodil meadows among them. Berkeley's ten-year Premier warranty underwrites the restoration, while the new on-site House of Secrets museum chronicles the building's wartime intelligence role. Prices from £1,100,000 to £1,950,000 position the collection for collectors of patrimony as much as property; the Piccadilly line at Cockfosters delivers UCL in 67 minutes and Central Saint Martins in 65, though the greatest commute here may be the wisteria walk to your own front door.