Manor House Rooms
Within the Original Stone
Three private guest rooms:
• Two single-occupancy rooms
• One double-occupancy room
These rooms are offered exclusively to cohesive groups or couples traveling together. The Manor House is not operated as a shared guesthouse for unrelated guests.
Guests share access to the historic hall — a room of scale and presence, anchored by its original stone fireplace and exposed beams.
Staying within the Manor offers immersion in the estate’s architectural character while preserving privacy and group coherence.
The spaces
Three bedrooms, an entire house
The rooms
Three private bedrooms, an entire house
The three bedrooms in the manor house are offered exclusively to cohesive groups — families, close friends, couples travelling together. The manor house is not operated as a mixed-occupancy guest house: no guests from outside the group will share the spaces during your stay.
- Two single rooms
- One double room
- Linen provided
- Storage space in each room
The great hall
A space on the scale of the building
Guests at the manor share access to the large historic hall — a room that is not furnished, but lived in. The local stone fireplace, century-old beams and original flooring impose their presence effortlessly. This is where mornings begin, evenings linger and the group finds a common centre.
- Original, functional stone fireplace
- Preserved historic beams and floorboards
- Table for shared meals
- Access to adjoining fully equipped kitchen
Exterior
The estate’s grounds, freely accessible
The manor opens onto the original courtyard — a transitional space between the building and the land, paved with irregular stones. This is often where the day begins, before the fields open up. Beyond, the estate unfolds without artificial boundaries: meadows, wooded edges, paths traced by use.
- Paved courtyard
- Access to the estate’s paths and meadows
- Outdoor lounge area overlooking the park
- Parking on the property
