Dyrham House

Gloucestershire, Wiltshire

Dyrham House is a historic Grade II listed property located on the edge of the Cotswold Hills near Gloucestershire and Wiltshire in the South of England. The house features 6 bedrooms, sleeps 12 guests, and includes a hot tub. The property dates back to 1570 with Georgian extensions added in 1850, and has been lovingly restored with a blend of traditional and modern furnishings. The gardens are meticulously maintained and offer stunning views of the countryside and hills beyond, with a front lawn sloping down to Boyd Brook.

Guests can enjoy outdoor dining on the terrace, walks in the surrounding area including the Cotswold Way, and various activities such as horse riding, golf, boating, and hot air ballooning. Nearby cities Bath and Bristol offer cultural activities, sightseeing, and dining options, with Bath being a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its Roman Baths and Georgian architecture. Bristol boasts a diverse music and arts scene, with Michelin-starred restaurants and historic sites to explore.

Visitors can also explore nearby attractions such as Lacock Abbey, Castle Combe, Clevedon Pier, and Longleat Safari Park. Dyrham House provides a tranquil retreat for families and friends, offering a peaceful setting while still being close to various entertainment and leisure options in the surrounding area. Whether guests choose to relax in the hot tub, explore the countryside, or visit nearby cities, Dyrham House offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for a memorable stay in the South of England.

• Hot Tub / Jacuzzi
• Internet