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Joint auctioneers Weller Eggar, 4 Quarry Street, Guildford and John D Wood & Co, 23 Berkeley Square, London. Solicitors, Clayton & Co, 22 Rothsay Road, Luton, Bedfordshire. The house was divided into two lots and the remaining estate, Winderfold Lodge, The Coach House, The
Gardeners Cottage,
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is a 19th-century residence which stands on its own grounds of 4¾ acres. Planning consent for its separation from
Winterfold House has been obtained and the Architects Floor Plans are included in the back cover of the catalogue (1716/5). Total accommodation provided is as follows: entrance hall and
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built c.1925 in the Queen Anne style. Modern addition to the earlier 19th century house (Winterfold Court) with which it was integrated to provide a much larger house. The auctioneers state that the two structures can be easily separated with the minimum of structural alteration. Winterfold House
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near
Guildford, had been established in February 1941 and this continued until March 1943 when a new selection procedures were established at Winterfold House, near Cranleigh. Its primary use during the war was to whittle out those not suited to undercover work and begin initial training for those
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who laid out grounds with flowering trees and shrubs. Lord
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north east along
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staircase, 2 cloakrooms, 3 reception rooms and fine panelled billiards room with vaulted ceiling, large kitchen, utility room, play room, stores. Wine cellar and boiler room, 2 bedrooms and bathroom suites, 2 further bedrooms and 4 bedrooms and bathroom and box room on the second floor.
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that progressed. Prospecting for good agent material was the job of SOE's newly appointed SAB established in June 1943 by a small team of psychologists, psychiatrists and military staff. Amongst the many recruits that attended
Winterfold included
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stands in its own grounds of 4½ acres, when converted it will provide the following accommodation: entrance lobby and cloakroom, hall with pipe organ, 3 interconnecting reception rooms, kitchen, 7 bedrooms, 3 of which are en suite and bathroom.
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appendicitis. In 1891 a series of professional photographs were taken of the interior rooms and exterior aspect and grounds of the house. They are now part of the
English Heritage Archive. In 1900 he was appointed
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In August 1963 thieves ambushed the
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in London. The Architect’s practice continued by him was one of the oldest established in the country, and many of the finest buildings in the City of London including the new
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The sale catalogue records details of Winterfold Estate, comprising 212 acres for sale by auction. It was broken-up into 18 lots with vacant possession, 17 May 1978.
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BINNEY, Marcus, The Women who lived for Danger, The women Agents of SOE in the Second World Wat, Hodder & Stoughton, 2002, pages 203,222,
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from 1895 until his death. His peerages became extinct on his death. The woodland above the house is known as 'Lord Justice Seat'.
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