Dh80 million Dunsborough Park rich in English heritage – in pictures

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  The £17 million estate is spread over 43.67 hectares of land, containing a 17th century farmhouse at its core. Courtesy Savills

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  Dunsborough Park has among others 10 cottages, a major stables and paddocks, tennis courts, garages and extensive gardens and parklands. Courtesy Savills

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  The £17 million estate is spread over 43.67 hectares of land, containing a 17th century farmhouse at its core. Courtesy Savills

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  The property’s crowning glory is its formal gardens. Courtesy Savills

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  Dunsborough Park's private gardens are open to the public eight times a year. Courtesy Savills

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  The property’s crowning glory is its formal gardens. Courtesy Savills

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  Dunsborough Park is famous for its Festival of Tulips, where tens of thousands of them are showcased during spring. Courtesy Savills

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  Baron Dolf and Baroness Caroline Sweerts de Landas Wyborgh spent roughly $2.45 million on an 18-month renovation of Dunsborough Park. Courtesy Savills

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  Baron Dolf and Baroness Caroline Sweerts de Landas Wyborgh, spent far more on restoring the estate than they did buying it. Courtesy Savills

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  Baron Dolf and Baroness Caroline Sweerts de Landas Wyborgh, spent far more on restoring the estate than they did buying it. Courtesy Savills

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  Baron Dolf and Baroness Caroline Sweerts de Landas Wyborgh spent roughly $2.45 million on an 18-month renovation of Dunsborough Park. Courtesy Savills

Dunsborough Park, a country house estate less than 42 kilometres from London, is a property that offers status, location, space, seclusion and history – all crucial elements for those seeking to purchase a luxurious property in the UK.