In the grounds there is a converted coachhouse and a stable block as well as two gate lodges. A stone pillar in the grounds marks the spot where Napoleon's horse 'Jaffa', which he rode at Waterloo, is buried. This fine horse spent its retirement at Glassenbury. Wellington's horse 'Copenhagen' is buried at the Duke's seat of Stratfield Saye. The gardens and park are superb and beautifully kept.
Water abounds with a series of ponds and of course the moat.
It is currently being offered for sale through the agent Knight Frank International at their Tunbridge Wells office. Offers are invited in excess of 8,000,000.