�From the remains of the Royal Palace of Havering Bower,
situated on the summit of this hill, this dwelling was founded
by John Baynes, Sergeant-at-Law, that he might retire into
sure ease, and have pleasant leisure for himself and his friends.
AD 1729�. ~~Taken from an inscription on a stone placed in
the entrance hall of Bower House.
 





Located where once a royal residence stood, this
lovely old house, rich in history and charm, has
once more been sold...
 
 
Savills announce the sale of The Bower House on
behalf of Clementbury Developments Ltd to the
Amana Trust, a UK charity.

Set in approximately 9 acres of private gardens with
circa. 30,000 sq ft, Bower House, was previously
owned by Ford Motor Co. and combines the elegance
of a Grade I listed building with modern, practical
conference and training facilities.  The Amana Trust
intends to use it for their own training purposes.

The price achieved for the freehold interest was
�3.5 million.

Luke Hawkesbury of Savills comments: �The sale of
Bower House to Amana Trust will see this wonderful
building continuing to be used as a residential
training centre.�




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Sale information, courtesy:   Savills UK
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