Dh80 million Dunsborough Park rich in English heritage – in pictures

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.