Churchill Manor is a large 19th century Georgian house situated right in the heart of the Cotswolds. Surrounded by extensive gardens, parkland and 600 acres of lush greenery, the views from the house are breathtaking. Although classically proportioned, the house has been decorated in a contemporary manner and boasts a large art collection. The house has the use of two coach houses that can sleep up to 4.
Price based on 7 night stay. Property also available per night.
Churchill Manor is a large 19th century Georgian house situated right in the heart of the Cotswolds. Surrounded by extensive gardens, parkland and 600 acres of lush greenery, the views from the house are breathtaking. Although classically proportioned, the house has been decorated in a contemporary manner and boasts a large art collection. The house has the use of two coach houses that can sleep up to 4.
600 acres of beautiful countryside, walled kitchen garden supplying the house with fresh vegetables (in season), a sheltered courtyard and a BBQ area with outdoor furniture. Large outdoor heated pool (1st June – 31st August), tennis court and croquet.
A large, formal but comfortable drawing room with an open fire. Formal leather-floored dining room with seating for up to 22 guests and a children’s playroom. TV room also with log fire, a comfortable office and also a large childrens playroom. The basement is home to the cinema room and games room. The house also boasts a striking art collection.
The kitchen is very well equipped with an aga, electric oven, hob, microwave, an American-style fridge/freezer. Chefs and caterers are available on request. Food and drink can be ordered in advance. Weekly cleaning included, extra cleaning can be arranged upon request. Gardener and pool cleaning included.
The main house sleeps 18 as standard or 22 with pull-out beds. The first floor is composed of the master suite and 4 additional double bedrooms. The second flooor has 4 double bedrooms. Coach house 1 has 1 double bedroom and a large living area. Coach house 2 has 1 double and another small double upstairs (suitable for children only).
There are 5 bathrooms on the 1st floor: 4 ensuite and 1 large separate bathroom. The master has a bath & shower. 2 large bathrooms on the 2nd floor, one of which has a large shower. Coachhouse 1 has a bath and coachhouse 2 has a shower.
Annabel loves the sweeping views, beautiful garden and great layout of Churchill Manor.
Daylesford is probably the most famous farm shop in Britain. A retail heaven of organic gorgeousness on the edge of the Cotswolds, it has grown over the past 10 years into something between a mall and a Japanese temple, selling not just food and produce, but clothing, gardening equipment, homeware, yoga classes and spa treatments.
The Cotswold Wildlife Park is a nationally renown zoo, exhibiting over 260 species of animals, from all around the world. The wildlife park is set subtly within the beautiful acres of the property, where you can walk around the grounds and see rhinos placidly roaming on the horizon or a sleeping lion tucked away in the corner. A park train makes access throughout the park easy. No more than a 30 minuets drive from the house, and 2 miles from the famous Burford high street.
Soho Farmhouse spans 100 acres of Oxfordshire countryside. It offers so many activities for families, including horse riding, gym, tennis courts, swimming pools and boating.
Walking distance from the house, 'The Chequers' is a quintessential Cotswolds pub in the middle of Churchill Village, except that, with every step inside this pub you’ll find something much more intriguing. A heady mix of the old and new. Expect modern cocktails to sit alongside local ales, and a menu that is packed with seasonally inspired dishes. A private room upstairs can also be booked for parties.
Visit this boutique store in Stow-On-The-Wold, 30 mins drive from the house. There you can shop for clothes, accessories, homeware and antiques, all curated by the fashion author and storeowner herself, Amanda Brooks, and choosen to reflect a country lifestyle.
Over 500 years old and the location of the BBC miniseries Wolf Hall, this striking Jacobean country house is situated a few villages over. The house and garden are open to the public for group and private tours during open season. Otherwise, take a loop walk, starting in Adlestrop, to the house and back. Inquire with the owner for details and directions.
Shop and enjoy the VIP experience. We can offer a 10% VIP discount card and also hands free shopping, so that you don’t have to carry your shopping.
You are invited to enjoy privileged access to Blenheim Palace, one of the finest examples of the splendour of aristocratic living in the UK. Explore Blenheim Palace history, the Battle of Blenheim and Blenheim Palace interiors with an exclusive, private tour around the estate which is home to the Dukedom of Marlborough and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.
