Horton Court

Nr Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire

Nestled in the picturesque village of Horton, Gloucestershire, Horton Court is a remarkable ancient manor house that dates back to 1185 and has served as a filming location for popular series like Wolf Hall and Poldark. Accommodating up to ten guests, this recently restored property offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern comfort, making it an ideal choice for group getaways or special celebrations. Set in a serene countryside environment, the manor is adjacent to a church and features an expansive garden with undulating landscapes, mature woodlands, and a tranquil lake, though caution is advised for families with young children due to the lake's unguarded nature.

The interior of Horton Court reflects the extensive £2 million restoration, showcasing exquisite period details such as stunning wood panelling and a Pastiche ceiling in the formal sitting and dining rooms. Guests can enjoy the breathtaking views through the floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the gardens, creating an inviting atmosphere for relaxation. The spacious kitchen, designed with bespoke units, includes a large dining table that encourages communal meals and leisurely breakfasts, fostering a sense of togetherness among guests. With five well-appointed bedrooms and four bathrooms, the manor provides ample space and comfort, allowing visitors to indulge in the luxurious lifestyle of a lord of the manor.

While the grandeur of the house may entice you to stay indoors, the location offers easy access to the vibrant city of Bath, located less than 15 miles away. Bath is renowned for its rich history and stunning architecture, while nearby Bristol presents a lively atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a day by the harbourside or a scenic lunch in Clifton with views of Brunel’s iconic suspension bridge. The surrounding Cotswolds region further enhances the experience, presenting a wealth of charming towns and villages, such as Tetbury, Stow-on-the-Wold, Broadway, Bourton-on-the-Water, and Burford, all waiting to be explored.

By choosing to stay at Horton Court, guests not only enjoy a luxurious retreat steeped in history but also contribute to the ongoing preservation of such heritage sites. The funds generated from your stay play a vital role in maintaining these remarkable properties for future generations. For those interested in further exploration, nearby National Trust estates like Dyrham Park, Newark Park, and Tyntesfield offer additional glimpses into the region's rich architectural heritage, ensuring that your stay at Horton Court is both memorable and enriching.