Manorhaus has represented 312 grade-listed estates and country houses across the UK and US Northeast since 1947. We sell the next chapter, not the building.
An 11-bedroom Berkshires estate of the gilded age, with full lake frontage, two restored boathouses, and 184 acres of standing timber.
A Grade II* listed manor of 1741 with original linenfold panelling in the Great Hall and a walled kitchen garden of 1.2 acres.
Three quiet undertakings that distinguish a Manorhaus listing from any other.
Every Manorhaus estate carries a bound dossier tracing each owner since the original deed. Architectural alterations, estate records, literary associations — all documented, all included with the brochure.
Adelaida Pérez-Costa, RIBA Conservation Accredited, walks every principal room. Her report identifies original features, sympathetic alterations, and any consents required for future works.
We commission a 64-page monograph for each Boutique-tier listing — printed letterpress on Cotswold cream stock, bound by hand, 50 numbered copies. It does not appear online.
Heritage estates do not sell to the open market. They sell to the right next steward. Here is how we find them.
Maja produced a 64-page monograph on the house with a chapter on each principal room. Two of the four buyers we received offers from cited it specifically.
"We have been entrusted with three hundred and twelve heritage estates since 1947. We treat each as we would a private family commission — quietly, slowly, with proper attention to record."
Commission rates and inclusions, plainly. We do not charge for the dossier or the architect's walk.
For heritage properties under £3M / $4M, ready to list.
Our most-requested package for grade-listed manors and rectories.
Trophy estates above £6M / $8M, with land, outbuildings, or title.
If yours is not here, write to Maja — she replies within a day.
maja@manorhaus.estatesA Manorhaus partner will meet you on the estate, walk the principal rooms with you, and leave you with the provenance dossier. Allow three hours.