See inside the Newmarket house once owned by a Russian prince and horse racing royalty
Woodland House, Newmarket, is on the market Picture: NICHE COMMUNICATIONS/JACKSON-STOPS - Credit: NICHE COMMUNICATIONS/JACKSON-STOPS
A nine-bedroom house with horse training yards once owned by a Russian prince is for sale in Newmarket.
Woodland House is a three-floor red-brick building overlooking the Severals gallops. It was originally owned by Prince Dimitry Soltykoff (1827-1903) – a Russian aristocrat who was said to have visited Newmarket on holiday and never gone back.
Since then it has passed into the hands of horse racing royalty: Harry Thomson Jones.
Now the property is looking for a new owner with a hefty price tag of nearly £2 million.
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The property comes with two horse training yards with spaces for 44 horses which is currently being rented out.
In the yard there is a bungalow for staff accommodation, while in the upstairs of one of the yard buildings there is a three bedroom flat.
The main house is accessed through a set of gates which also lead to a heated outdoor swimming pool.
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Inside the house there are nine bedrooms and five bathrooms. As well as reception rooms with panelled walls and an ornate staircase.
The property is being marketed by Jackson-Stops Newmarket and is on the market for £1,995,000.