History comes alive at a substantial country house in Wadhurst, once the love nest of Edward VIII and Mrs Simpson.
Wenbans is in a tucked away, semi-rural setting bordering Wadhurst Park. Listed as grade II*, the original building on the site is said to have been a hunting lodge, possibly for King John.
And, according to owner Vic Fatah, it is also one of the oldest buildings in England to be continually occupied since the late 1200s and possibly before.
"Originally, this was a...
