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Everything about this property screams 'Country House". From the audible crunching as your car makes its way up the long gravel driveway, to the wisteria clad, uniformly symmetrical Georgian facade. This is Jane Austen territory. But the similarity stops there. Forget formal high-tea in stuffy parlour rooms, guests are encouraged to relax and unwind, to enjoy the property's expansive 35 acres of manicured gardens and try their hand at a game of tennis. They even allow dogs (although I wouldn't trust mine in such an immaculate setting). Rooms are decorated in soft colours, filled with antiques and light from the large sash windows. The Collingwood suite, our favourite, features a four poster bed and in room roll-top bath. Dinner is taken in the lemon yellow dining room and is a slightly more formal affair, however guests need not overdress. Smart casual will do. Head chef Chris Wood creates modern dishes from locally sourced producers. Hats off to owner's Robert and Gina for successfully creating an elegant, country house stay whilst avoiding that 'museum' feel.
Great walks
Sailing
Golf
Country Escape
Wildlife Area
Tennis Court
Pet friendly
Learning
Sights nearby
Owner managed
Quiet
Wedding license
Opulent
Gourmet
Country House
Sit-out Terrace
Full of character
Restaurant
Artworks
Historic
Chic
Antiques
Village
Child friendly
Secluded setting
Traditional
Charming
Luxury
Four poster beds
Romantic
Rooms
16 rooms in this hotelTennis Court
The property has it's own tennis courts which guests are free to enjoy.Pet friendly
Well behaved dogs are welcome at a fee of £20 per nightBath robes
Safe
Parking
Bar
Wedding license
Fireplace
Cots available
Library
Not suitable for disabled guests
Sit-out Terrace
Room service
Restaurant
Garden
Child friendly
Sitting Room
Suites
Concierge
Four poster beds
Wifi
Great walks
Sailing
Golf
Wildlife Area
Learning
Sights nearby
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