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Used as a filming location for both Wolf Hall and Poldark, and with a history stretching back to 1185, Horton Court is a truly spectacular setting for a special getaway. The beautiful Roman city of Bath is on your doorstep as well as the rest of the glorious Cotswolds.With its…
Norbury Manor really lives up to its name. Inside you’ll find a luxury interior with fine period furnishings, dark panelled walls and stained glass windows. As a Grade I listed building, it’s of exceptional historical interest where groups of 10+ can live in luxury…
Stay in Snowshill Manor Farmhouse, a quintessential Cotswold cottage with plenty of rustic charm. It’s a large five-bedroom house, but each room feels exceptionally cosy with its exposed beams and low ceilings. Once the home of a farm manager, the cottage retains much of…
Standing alone in all its grandeur, amid the rolling Herefordshire countryside, is this striking timber farmhouse. Step back in time, where original oak beams, elm floors and wood-panelled walls meet elegant period furnishings. Perfect for those special get-togethers, it has…
Situated in a quiet, remote hamlet in the heart of the Shropshire countryside, Dudmaston bunkhouse is a barn conversion to comfortable accommodation that sleeps 16 people. The bunkhouse offers all the basic facilities you’ll need for your stay including some added…
Gather your group and disconnect from modern life when you stay in this rural bolt hole deep in the Edale Valley.You really will be staying ‘off the beaten track’ in this 20-sleeper bunkhouse; its isolated location, deep in the Edale Valley, means there are no public roads…
Ilam Bunkhouse is a large, 16-person property surrounded by countryside. With epic limestone hills, winding rivers and ancient woodland, this remote holiday accommodation is ideally placed for active groups looking explore the Peak District. There’s no better way to…
If you’re after a large house for an upcoming gathering, Southwood House Farm will more than suffice. Not only does it have seven large bedrooms, each room nods to its 18th-century character. Period fireplaces, dark wooden floorboards and exposed beams have been preserved,…
With its latticed arched windows and ivy-clad doorway, Newark Lower Lodge makes for an impressive holiday stay. It was built in 1790 as part of the Newark Park estate and boasts views over the parklands. Inside it’s a traditional affair with classic furnishings, two log…
Swap grey window views for vast panoramas of green countryside and roaming red deer. You’ll be nestled on the eastern boundary of Lyme’s 1,400 acre historic deer park when you stay in this two-bedroom Edwardian cottage. It overlooks the moorland plateau of Kinder…
Elizabethan property, 6 High Hazels stands at the heart of the Hardwick Hall estate. It was formerly the estate’s Brewhouse and still retains some sixteenth-century details. The large six-bedroom holiday home boasts an elegant décor complete with high…
Standing alone on a vast expanse of heather moorland with all-encompassing views of the Peak District, White Edge Lodge is sure to sure excite. Its dramatic location is due to its former use as a gamekeeper’s cottage. You’ll notice much of its original features…
Kedleston Park House is a 19th-century, brick built house situated in an idyllic position on the edge of Kedleston Park. It was originally built as the estate office and now plays host to a modern three-bedroom holiday home with colourful décor throughout. Explore…
Jam packed with character, The Oast House is an 18th-century brick built house, located on the Brockhampton estate, with its former hop kilns and barns still in place. The large holiday home boasts many beamed ceilings, original features in the kitchen, a small enclosed…
You’ll love this pretty stone-built farmhouse with its ivy covered exterior and glorious setting. The cottage nestles beneath Mam Tor, with views over the stunning Hope Valley. Lose yourself in this truly wonderful corner of the Peak District where you can head out on…
Set against a landscape of ancient woodland, conifer plantations and brimming pools, Dudmaston is a large working estate which stretches across 3,000 acres of park and woodland. With plenty of paths and trails, put your walking shoes on or hop on a bike and discover all that…
A beautiful barn conversion, with original trusses and tiles alongside luxurious modern comforts.Mose Barn is in a quiet, remote hamlet in the heart of the Shropshire countryside, close to the Dudmaston Estate with its acres of walking trails. Built from traditional Shropshire…
Sherborne West Lodge is a semi-detached former lodge cottage built at the turn of the century. It’s small and snug but perfect for couples. Elegant décor runs throughout the cottage and period features such as the fireplaces add a little historic charm.…
Stay in one of the most iconic addresses in the UK, Arlington Row. The quintessence of a pretty English street, you’ll be staying in its only holiday cottage, No.9. Close the front door away from photo-snapping tourists to a special two-bedroom nest with stacks of…
Bog Cottage is a former 18th-century banqueting house located on the grounds of Upton House and Gardens. The cottage overlooks the bog garden, created in the 1930s, with its lush green plants and stream running through it. The large property has a spacious, open plan feel, with…
From the wildness of the Peak District to the Cotswold's cosy charm, the counties that make up the Heart of England, can offer rolling hills, ancient woodlands, dramatic moors, heritage rich Oxford and the spa towns of Cheltenham and Bath. Cider trails in Herefordshire and canal routes in Staffordshire.