Hatherley; a pioneering and private estate offering a fluid and flexible layout for families, only moments from King William Road
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The home that started it all for Hyde Park, 'Hatherley' hides away from the passing world like the C1865 built character residence was always destined to be.
Fast forward to today and the scale of its boundless footprint and parcel comes a layout so flexible that every conceivable mood, occasion and generation is catered for across it's outside entertai
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"With open hearts and minds, together we grow." artwork by David Williams of Gilimbaa.