A country house in West Sussex, an hour and a half by train south of London, is about to hit the market for £6 million ($11 million). Designed by Edwin Lutyens, arguably the most famous father of Arts and Crafts architecture (you’ve seen one of his ubiquitous garden benches, even if you don’t know his name), the manor house known as Little Thakeham, near the village of Storrington, dates to 1902 and sits on a 3.2 rolling acres comprising big, elaborate formal gardens. It’s said to be one of … (View original article)
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