History

Since being built in 1906, Burrough Court has witnessed many changes. Our range of new courtyard offices and meeting areas represent only the latest chapter of its story.

In the 1920's the owner kept both Zebra and Giraffe at Burrough Court. Later in the 1930's the first of many meetings took place at the Court between the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Simpson. In the same decade, Prime Minister Chamberlain was a visitor to Burrough Court and travelled abroad in the owner's private aircraft - one notable occasion being his historic trip to meet Hitler.

Originally Burrough Court was the site of a large country house used as a hunting lodge of which today only the magnificent stable yard, chauffeur and grooms quarters remain. The former Giraffe House to the rear has now been tastefully renovated into high quality business headquarters.

As featured on ITV's Daybreak, April 2011.