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Cowdray Park estate. Main article: Cowdray Park, West Sussex. In 1995 he inherited his 16,500-acre (6,700 ha) paternal estate at Cowdray Park, in West Sussex, purchased by his great-grandfather in 1909, now containing the mansion house known as Cowdray Park, a polo club, a golf club, a dairy herd, forestry, 330 houses, several farms and much of ...
10 wrz 2024 · The estate now encompasses businesses as diverse as polo, golf, holiday cottages, a farm shop and a therapy and retreat centre. Pride of place however is Michael's former home, Cowdray House, which now operates as an exclusive 22 bedroom exclusive venue.
18 lip 2011 · Spare cash? Cowdray Park and 110 acres is up for sale at a cool £25million. As Lord Cowdray shows me round the magnificently over-the-top hall of his Victorian pile, another team from...
Lord Cowdray, who bought the land to create Colchester Castle Park. ONE of Colchester’s most famous benefactors left a £4million fortune when he died in the Twenties, documents newly published...
The auction sold 1,122 lots from both Cowdray Park, home of Lord Cowdray (above left), and from Dunecht House, the Scottish home of Lord Cowdray’s brother, the Hon. Charles Pearson (above right). The auction had been expected to realise in the region of £5 million.
‘The Story of Cowdray’ focuses on the history of the Four Viscount Cowdrays: Sir Weetman, Harold, John and the current Lord Cowdray, Michael. The family’s custodianship of the Estate began in 1909 when Sir Weetman Dickinson Pearson purchased the Estate.
A group of relevant papers is in Petworth House Archives, H.8/4. The actual deed of conveyance was handed over upon the subsequent sale of the manor of Saddlescombe, but among these papers is the...
