Zamek Vanbrugh na sprzedaż

EXCLUSIVE: **NO NEW YORK POST OR NEWS CORP USAGES** NO USAGE BY THE SUN AT THE VENDOR???S REQUEST. Story from Jam Press (Vanbrugh Castle) Pictured: Vanbrugh Castle up for sale. Glamorous south London castle up for grabs ??" complete with stunning views of Greenwich Park, SECRET TUNNELS and UNDERGROUND ANNEXE Ever fancied living like royalty? Now you can. Vanbrugh Castle in south east London has been converted into residential homes and one of the four-bedroom properties is now up for sale. The Grade I listed building sits right on Greenwich Park, with breathtaking views of the seemingly endless green space as well as the 2.5 acres of communal gardens at your disposal ??" which you can take in from the roof terrace. The castle comes complete with an array of unusual features, such as secret tunnels, square towers and even the remains of an amphitheatre. Inside, you'll find four bedrooms, a deluxe kitchen and a living and dining room, with solid wood doors and large picturesque windows. While the property's exterior has maintained its rustic and historical appearance, the home offers plush and modern interiors with plenty of natural light. The master bedroom has a dressing room and adjacent bathroom, and on the second floor, you'll find a further three bedrooms. As if that wasn't enough, the basement has a utility room and large cellar ??"??while outside there is a 466sq ft self-contained underground refurbished annexe, which could be transformed into a cinema room or a game room. The annexe also has its own kitchen and bathroom, and there are two off-street parking spaces. But the "jewel in the crown" is the private roof terrace, which enjoys sweeping views of the Royal Greenwich Observatory as well as the skyscrapers in Canary Wharf and in the City. Vanbrugh Castle, modelled on the French Bastille, was built in 1718 by the highly-acclaimed architect Sir John Vanbrugh, who lived there with his wife Henrietta Maria Yarborough. The architect modelled it on Bastille where he was imprisoned in 1690 for two years after being accused of espionage. Sir John is best known as the designer of UNESCO World Heritage Site Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire and Castle Howard in North Yorkshire. The property is listed for ?L2.75 million with Nest Seekers International and prospective buyers should contact Rubens Brotto, on +44 7961 984841 or email RubensB@nestseekers.com. ENDS Pictured: GV,General View World Rights, No Australia Rights, No Russia Rights, No United Kingdom Rights