England's Wentworth Woodhouse, the massive estate where author Jane Austen found inspiration for Pemberley, the fantastic estate of Pride and Prejudice's Mr. Darcy, is now on the market for $11.1 million. It's twice as large as Buckingham Palace, houses the same number of rooms as there are days in the year (365), and boasts the longest façade in all of Europe. More details, over at Curbed National. [Curbed National]
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