Millbrook House has been in the Glazebrook family since 1963, when Simon's parents, Hugh and Margaret, purchased an existing boarding school. The school doors closed to pupils in 2003 and many changes have taken place since. Millbrook House itself has become a family home. The classrooms and staff accommodation behind the house were converted and let as flats.
The dormitories and classrooms around the courtyard are now our short-let apartments. Millbrook House is a grade II listed property with part of the main house dating back to the 16th century with many 18th, 19th and 20th century alterations. There is a brick on the back of the house dated 1791 and it once was a farmhouse with racing stables.
The dormitories and classrooms around the courtyard are now our short-let apartments. Millbrook House is a grade II listed property with part of the main house dating back to the 16th century with many 18th, 19th and 20th century alterations. There is a brick on the back of the house dated 1791 and it once was a farmhouse with racing stables.
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