The Malvern Estate is a beautifully restored nine bedroom Elizabethan mansion and converted stables that exudes understated quality and timeless English elegance, seamlessly blended with all the modern, luxury amenities a group of up to 18 guests could possibly need for a more than cpmfortable stay. A listed historical hall house, it is set by two lakes in its own valley of 140-acres of private regenerative farming estate. With wild flower meadows, our native Aberdeen Angus suckler cattle herd, rare breed sheep, woodland pigs, guinea fowl and chickens, guests can truly connect with the nature and enjoy the tranquility of the Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just two and a half hours from London.
There is a selection of excellent pubs both within walking distance and a short drive, and Malvern Spa with its selection of supermarkets, restaurants and theatre is less than a fifteen-minute car journey away.
By staying at The Malvern Estate for a holiday, short break or celebration with family and friends, you are helping to support the ongoing work on our small regenerative farming estate, as we embrace nature and let it flourish. Guests can explore the beauty of the estate on farm and woodland walks, or chose to get more hands-on involved in the regenerative work we do!
The estate can comfortably accommodate up to 18 guests. Set around a central courtyard, the ground floor is home to inviting entertaining spaces which boasts comfy sofas and open fires and comprises of a reception hall, sitting room, dining room, drawing room, and farmhouse kitchen. Upstairs, on the first floor are Tally-ho and Rose, two super-king size bedrooms which share the use of a Jack and Jill bathroom complete with a gorgeous freestanding copper bath tub. This floor also has a family bathroom with bath and separate shower and another WC. Along the corridor to the oast houses are a further two bedrooms, one super-king ‘upstairs downstairs’ Kingfisher suite with en-suite bathroom and the Oast House king suite with a separate sitting room. The Oast House en-suite has a bath and separate shower. There is a further WC in this part of the house. Up on the second floor are Shangri-la, a beautiful super-king sized room complete with hand painted gold leaf chinoiserie mural, and Fresco with its bespoke magnolia flower fresco mural which can be set up as a twin or super-king room, making it ideal for friends or children sharing. On the second floor there are an additional two bathrooms for these bedrooms.
The remaining three bedrooms can be found in the adjoining The Stables and include the Peacock Suite with its double fronted fire that links the bedroom and en-suite bathroom. Peacock has a four-poster super-king sized bed and a huge bathroom with separate walk in shower and a bathtub situated in-front of the fire. A separate WC with hand painted birds and bamboo mural completes this suite. Spire has a super-king sized four-poster bed and an art deco bathroom with separate shower and roll top bath. Wisteria is a king room with a beautiful hand painted mural of wisteria flowers climbing up the walls, it also has double doors out onto its own private deck and an estate view. Completing this room is a large en-suite bathroom with pink marble walk in shower.
Outside guests will never tire of exploring the expansive grounds at the Malvern Estate, whether they choose to enjoy a woodland walk, row across one of the lakes or play a competitive game of tennis, croquet or badminton. A children’s shepherds hut, ride on tractor, mud kitchen and slides are available for toddlers and younger children to use.
After a busy day spent exploring, the warm and sheltered courtyard is the perfect spot for the whole group to gather, cook up a storm on the barbecue and enjoy a meal al fresco admiring the un-spoilt valley view. An evening stroll in the gardens at sunset is the perfect time to watch the resident guinea fowl and peacocks return home to their roosting trees, and the wild ducks and mandarins nest up for the night on ‘duck island’.
* Please note that the pricing for the Malvern Estate is calculated based on the occupancy and therefore:
12 Guests: The House only (6 Bedrooms)
This is 6 super-king beds (2 split into twin) plus 2 moveable singles (Tally Ho, Rose , Fresco, Shang-ri La, Kingfisher and Oast House)
12-18 Guests: The House with and The Stables (9 bedrooms)
This is 8 super-king beds (2 split into twin) 1 king bed and 2 movable singles (Tally Ho, Rose , Fresco, Shang-ri La, Kingfisher and Oast House, Peacock, Spire and Wisteria)
* For groups above 18, an additional 2 children can be accommodated using additional single beds, which can be added to most of the bedrooms.
The Malvern Estate holds a magnificent location set within Worcestershire countryside close to the foot of the Malvern Hills, just minutes outside the village of Alfrick, while a wider variety of helpful amenities can be found in Malvern Spa less than 15 minutes away. While the Estate offers guests the chance to completely unwind and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, city dwellers can relax in the knowledge that the medieval city of Worcester is less than half an hour away. The Estate also makes an ideal base for those travelling for the Cheltenham Races, being located 45 mins from the racecourse, while it has excellent travel links with the M5 just 15 minutes away and Birmingham Airport being conveniently situated just an hour’s drive away. On the farm estate itself, there are plenty of activities to keep guests entertained. Explore and embrace the nature around you, by strolling through the meadows and woodlands with your family and friends. The more adventurous people might climb a tree or build a den in the woods, learn bushcraft, go wild camping in a safe and private environment, swim wild in the lake, paddleboard or drift by on the boat. Alternatively, you might want to get more involved in the regenerative farmwork. Take a guided tour of the farm, and learn about the intricate relationship between livestock, plants and the soil, and how this benefits the wider biodiversity and whole environment we live in. Watch the cattle and sheep being moved, and see them dive in to their new daily salad bar with gusto. Help plant a new orchard, a hedgerow, or perhaps assist in laying a hedge, and building wildlife corridors! Inspire the next generation by giving your children the opportunity to have hands on experiences with lambing, feeding the chickens and pigs, sheep dog training, foraging for wild garlic, mushrooms, nuts and collecting eggs on the way home for breakfast.
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