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Sitting proudly in a one hundred acre private estate, Jacobean Manor is an impressive Grade I listed Jacobean manor house that offers groups of family and frien...
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Sitting proudly in a one hundred acre private estate, Jacobean Manor is an impressive Grade I listed Jacobean manor house that offers groups of family and friends a fabulous stay. The manor house is located in Flintshire in north east Wales with Cheshire to the east, Denbighshire to the West and Chester within easy reach. The area is rich in history and culture with King Edward I ordering work to begin on Flint Castle in 1276, a site of fierce battles between the Celts and Romans, British and Saxons, and Welsh and Normans. Hawarden enjoys two castles, one the home of William Gladstone, four times British Prime Minister. Other notable attractions in this wonderfully scenic area are Ewloe Castle, Bailey Hill in Mold and Point of Ayr lighthouse. Mold is a bustling market town famous for its theatre, markets and June carnival and surrounded by an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The highest peak in the Clwydian Range boasts stunning views of six counties. The nearby Snowdonia National Park offers sensational, rugged scenery, waterfalls and hiking trails to the top of Mount Snowdon. Guests staying at Jacobean Manor enjoy an endless list of castles and stately homes to visit and the young are spoilt with fabulous family friendly attractions.
Jacobean Manor is imposing, spacious and very comfortable. This private country house is situated at the end of a long, tree lined drive. It is the perfect countryside getway offering total privacy and many entertainment options. Guests can totally self-cater or can opt for various dining packages. The house is ideal for special celebrations. Jacobean Manor dates back to 1540 and offers atmospheric rooms and a fabulously warm and lived in ambience. The house can sleep up to fourteen guests. Three acres of beautiful gardens lay within the surrounding stone wall together with a south facing Victorian walled garden and central lawn. The land surrounding the house leads to the River Alyn. Within the estate, another property, Argall House which Oliver’s Travels also features, sleeps a further eight guests should you want to invite more guests to share your holiday.
Guests enjoy superb entertainment spaces at Jacobean Manor, including a fabulous drawing room, an oak-panelled central hall, a stately dining room and a second floor television room brimming with atmospheric original beams and vintage sofas and chairs. The main entertainment spaces with fantastic carvings and walls covered with oil paintings. The house boasts seven bedrooms, four of which are on the first floor alongside four bathrooms and three on the second floor with two bathrooms. You will feel as though you have gone back in time at this remarkable house. Though you are welcome to use the large fully-equipped kitchen, you might be tempted to opt for some catering. The live-in housekeeper, can prepare delicious feasts for breakfast and special menus are available from fine caterers to be served by waitresses in the dining room. Breakfast includes cereals, fruit, organic yoghurt, sour dough toast, jams, marmalade and Welsh honey, full cooked breakfasts, juice, tea, coffee and newspapers so it is very tempting. Afternoon teas are available and the evening menus are extensive, including canapes, starters, mains and desserts.
The bedrooms are beautifully finished and presented. They offer Italian Frette linen, duck feather pillows and duvets and wonderful art collections. The master bedroom was originally the drawing room in the eighteenth century. It boasts a beautiful, upholstered bed, intricate cornicing and stunning panelling, a comfy sofa and chairs and stunning garden views. Guests have use of a spacious adjoining bathroom. The second bedroom enjoys an antique four poster bed and remarkable wall murals. Its bathroom sits at the end of the adjoining passage. The next bedroom boasts an intricately carved bed with exquisite soft furnishings, a desk and sofa. The bathroom is adjoining. The last double bedroom on the first floor offers a beautifully dressed, kingsize brass bed and a bathroom next door. The second floor is home to the remaining three bedrooms and the enormous entertainment area with its large screen with Sky channels, DVD player and movie collection. Family board games are also provided for your entertainment. On the front of the house is a huge bedroom with a super kingsize bed that can be converted to twins. With its sky blue walls, vintage rug and adjoining bathroom, it is a light drenched gem. The final two bedrooms share a bathroom, one with a queensize bed and the other with flexible sleeping arrangements. The bed can be set up as a double or twins. You will certainly notice the attention to detail in every room.
The gardens are a delight, full of colour, lush lawns and outdoor furniture. A barbecue is provided for alfresco dining and much entertainment is available. Guests can enjoy clay pigeon shooting with training given, falconry displays, archery, strolls through the estate and much more. There is a recommended therapist available for in-room massage and holistic treatments.
Jacobean Manor enjoys a fascinating history. It is still owned by direct descendants of the original owners, the Lloyd family. The present house was built by Edward Lloyd in 1625 on the site of the previous house. The Lloyds are descended from Hywel ap Edwin who was Prince of Wales in 1096.
What you should know…
- Please note that for insurance reasons, the fireplaces within the house cannot be used
- Please let us know if you are interested in any catering, wellness or activities being arranged. There are extra costs for catering, clay pigeon shooting, falconry displays, shooting, archery and therapists
Property Features
Interior
- Entrance hall
- Drawing room
- Fully-equipped kitchen with Aga and Rangemaster electric cooker
- Dining room with seating for up to 20 guests
- Cloakroom
- Bedroom with double bed and en-suite bathroom
- Bedroom with four poster double bed and en-suite bathroom
- Bedroom with double bed
- Bedroom with king-size bed
- Bedroom with super-king bed (can be set up with twin beds on request)
- Bedroom with queen size bed
- Bedroom with zip & link double bed and 2 additional single beds
- Four family bathrooms
Exterior Grounds
- 100 acres of gardens and parkland
- A walled garden
- Croquet set
- Tree-lined driveway
Additional Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- TV
- Plenty of parking
Location
About the surrounding area of Jacobean ManorJacobean Manor enjoys a fabulous countryside location in the county of Flintshire, an area rich in so many ways. With a distinctive heritage, it offers incredible landmarks and the most breathtaking scenery. Flint market can be dated back to 1278 and remains a popular attraction of this pretty market town. The ruins of Flint Castle built by Edward I are still worth visiting. The well of St Winefride’s in Holywell has been visited by pilgrims since the seventh century. It gained a reputation as the ‘Lourdes of Wales’. In Hawarden, St Deiniol’s Library is recognised as Britain’s finest library, having been founded by William Gladstone. Mold is another delight with its street markets on Wednesdays and Saturdays and its Theatre Clywd. The famous theatre was opened by Her Majesty the Queen in 1976 and remains Wales’ major drama producing operation.
Angelsey is an hour and a quarter’s drive from Jacobean Manor via the North Wales Expressway. Here you will find spectacular landscapes, unspoilt coastline and picturesque villages and towns. There are scenic walks along the coastal path, fantastic water based activities and excellent cycle paths. Rhyl, Prestatyn and Colwyn Bay are all brilliant for days by the sea. The Wales Coast path from Prestatyn to Colwyn is stunning. Children love the SeaQuarium and Welsh Mountain Zoo at Rhyl as well as the town’s miniature railway. The Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno at the foot of the Great Orme, is known for its beautiful North Shore Beach and its iconic pier.
Within the Snowdonia National Park, is the mighty Mount Snowdon, Wales’ highest mountain. There are six recommended paths up the mountain, all of which are pretty tough and can take between six and eight hours to get to the top and back. Alternatively, visitors can take a train up to enjoy breathtaking views of the lakes, waterfalls and peaks.
The Roman town of Chester is within easy reach with its magnificent gardens constructed in 1949 just outside the city walls near the Newgate and Roman Amphitheatre. The garden project formed part of Chester’s contribution to the 1951 Festival of Britain. To provide access to the gorgeous River Dee, the gardens were remodelled in 2000. Chester Cathedral was founded as a Benedictine abbey in 1092. It was rebuilt from around 1250 in Gothic style, a process that took roughly 275 years. Chester Racecourse is known as the Roodee, the oldest racecourse still in use in England. With racing at Chester dating back to the sixteenth century, visitors enjoy many fixtures including the Boodles May Festival. Chester’s Roman Ampitheatre is the largest Roman ampitheatre in the UK.
The National Trust’s Erdigg Hall is a popular visit, fourteen miles from the house. It is a fabulous stately home originally designed in 1683. Its walled garden is stunning with rare fruit trees, a canal, a pond and its collection of ivy. Another of the National Trust’s properties, Bodnant Gardens, is also worth a visit. The gardens span eighty acres with Italianate terraces, colourful shrub borders from around the world, a gorgeous waterfall, the Winter Garden, Old Park Meadow, a riverside garden and the Dell.
Golfers and horse racing enthusiasts are delighted by the courses and Aintree being close by. Aintree is the home of the Grand National, one of the most difficult courses to complete with sixteen steeplechase fences. In addition to the Grand National, Aintree also hosts the Topham Chase, the Fox Hunters’ Chase, the Grand Sefton Handicap Chase and Becher Chase. Aintree is also used for motor racing and music events. There is a 9-hole golf course and driving range there too plus other fantastic golf courses nearby.
| Local Amenities | |||
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| Nearest Airport |
Liverpool
(51-60 km) |
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| Nearest Ferry Port |
Holyhead
(Over 100 km) |
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| Nearest Town/City |
Mold
(2 km) |
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| Nearest Restaurant |
Plas Hafod
(4 km) |
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| Nearest Bar/Pub |
The Druids Inn
(3 km) |
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| Nearest Beach |
Talacre
(31-35 km) |
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| Nearest Golf |
Northop
(7 km) |
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Region
Luxury self-catering holiday accommodation in North Wales
Nestled in the bear hug of the United Kingdom, North Wales is rich in history, wrapped in natural beauty and adorned with cultural bling. This land of stunning landscapes beckons you, intrepid traveller, to unravel its treasures. Please take a look at our jaw-dropping properties that will make your holiday a wonderful adventure.
North Wales’ showstopper, the Snowdonia National Park, is a playground for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. Mount Snowdon, the VIP of the scene, towers above, overseeing the fun. Scenic trails, waterfalls that put your shower to shame and lakes are scattered across this magnificent landscape.
If history is your jam, Conwy Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site is a medieval masterpiece that flaunts military architecture. The town of Conwy is a living history book with cobbled streets and ancient buildings. One amazing landmark, Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, is a 19th-century engineering marvel. Imagine a soaring aqueduct, the Dee Valley below, and views that make you question if you accidentally stepped into a postcard.
The charming village of Portmeirion is a colour explosion. Designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, this place enjoys vibrant buildings, lush gardens and seaside vibes. It is like a Welsh-Italian love affair that birthed a unique destination. Bangor is not just a university town. It is where Penrhyn Castle stands tall, a neo-Norman masterpiece surrounded by gardens that put Versailles to shame. The majestic Snowdonia mountains are the backdrop, adding drama.
North Wales is a theme park for thrill-seekers. Hiking, mountain biking, water sports, it is a playground of outdoor delights. Zip World Velocity in Bethesda takes the cake with the fastest zip line globally, making you feel like Superman over dramatic landscapes.
The coastline comes up trumps too. Llandudno boasts Victorian elegance, a historic pier and a Great Orme headland with cable cars and tramways making you feel as though you have stepped into a period drama. Aberystwyth brings the seaside charm while the nearby charmer, Betws-y-Coed is the tranquil village nestled in lush woodlands, inviting you to escape the chaos.
North Wales, with its blend of natural wonders, historic landmarks and adventure galore, is a love affair waiting to happen. Pack your bags, because each step in this magical land unfolds a new chapter in a story that has been brewing for centuries.
While the image of lush valleys and a laid-back lifestyle are right at the heart of a holiday in Wales, don’t think stunning landscapes and a bit of relaxation are the only thing on offer in this beautiful country. Don’t believe us?
Check out our Wales travel guide – it’s full of handy hints, travel ideas and great stuff for families and groups of friends to do.
Kids
Best Suited For: All AgesJacobean Manor is fantastic for families. The house is incredibly spacious and the second floor entertainment room is perfect for children tired at the end of a busy day. There is a good selection of DVD’s and board games.
The local area is brilliant. Deeside Leisure Centre is the national centre for ice sports in Wales, just ten minute’s drive from the house. Children can enjoy the Olympic sized ice pad with ice hockey, curling and disco nights.
Another popular trip is to Zip World where youngsters can soar over the quarry at speeds of over 100mph while enjoying amazing views. Zip Fforest is another activity centre in stunning woodland in the North Wales Conwy Valley, close to the Snowdonia village of Betws-y-Coed. It boasts the Fforest Coaster, the UK’s only alpine coaster of its kind and Europe’s highest giant swing Skyride. Thrill seekers also love Bounce Below which is set in caverns southwest of Betws-y-Coed and takes trampolining to new heights. There are six levels filled with nets, giant slides and plenty of adventure.
Chester Zoo is roughly twenty minutes from the house. It is one of the largest zoos with 125 acres, 21000 animals and 500 different species.
Children love some of the National Trust properties, particularly Penrhyn Castle, its 19th century fantasy castle. The Norman castle also enjoys a formal walled garden, informal gardens, an excellent adventure playground, picnic areas and woodland walks. It also offers the Penrhyn Castle Railway Museum. Penrhyn is set in a gorgeous spot with stunning views over the Snowdonia mountains, the Menai Strait and Puffin Island. Powis Castle is another excellent National Trust attraction, a medieval castle, fortress and grand country mansion near Welshpool. It enjoys beautiful gardens, terraces, parkland and a deer park.
Baby and Toddler Equipment
- Cot(s)
Kids Activities Close-by
- Tourist Towns & Villages
Onsite Facilities
- DVD
Services Available
- Chef/Cook Available
- Maid Service Available
Extras
Oliver's Extras
- Chef/Cook Available
- Maid Service Available
- On-Site Concierge
At Oliver’s Travels, we pride ourselves on going that little bit further for our guests. From private chefs to travel services, we can help you arrange those little extras that make it a truly memorable holiday. Simply fill in the concierge request form or contact the Oliver’s Concierge Team, who will be happy to help. We can typically help you arrange any of the following:
- Maid service/extra cleaning
- Private chef/cook/catering
- Welcome hamper/pre-stocked fridge
- Local day-trips or tours
- Airport pick-up/drop-off
Simply fill in the concierge request form or contact the Oliver’s Concierge Team.
Please note that all extras are subject to availability and must be requested in advance of the holiday (prices on request). Due to some rural/remote locations, not all services will be available at all properties. However, we will always do our best to fulfil your requests!
Oliver's Travels Chef Service: A Gourmet Dining Experience
Make hosting a memorable dinner party at your villa an absolute breeze with our superb Chef Service. Our chefs will take care of everything for you from start to finish so you can just sit back and enjoy the gastronomic experience. They will bring all the necessary ingredients, cook and serve the food and even clean up afterwards. To find out more visit www.oliverstravels.com/chefs
Dating back to 1540, Jacobean Manor adds character, charm and luxury in lavish abundance to your wed...
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Dating back to 1540, Jacobean Manor adds character, charm and luxury in lavish abundance to your wedding. Nestled in Flintshire, just inside north Wales, near Chester, it is set amid 100 acres of gorgeous parkland and is a wonderful venue for a bespoke wedding. Argall House sits very close by on the estate. It is a very special renovated coach house with astounding entertainment spaces, including a spectacular central atrium that is licensed for ceremonies. This will be included in your wedding package, and the reception is usually held in a marquee in the beautiful walled garden. You will have a dedicated wedding coordinator and a fabulous, truly bespoke day, which other venues find hard to beat. At the end of your wedding, you will definitely wish you could do it all over again!
Indoor Capacity - 100
Outdoor Capacity – 100 upwards
Wedding Ceremony and Reception
The venue is licensed for marriage. There are separate spaces for the ceremony and reception. Marquees are usually sited in the adjoining pretty walled garden. Indoor receptions are available.
Additional Fees for Events
Pricing is on request as every wedding is different. Packages usually include all rooms. There is no corkage fee.
Restrictions on Decorations and Themes
There are some restrictions; please enquire for details.
Wedding Planning
The property is totally flexible in terms of the organisation and selection of suppliers the couple might need to make this day complete, from marquees to flowers, caterers and limos. The owners believe in total flexibility and want the happy couple to experience the wedding of their dreams.
Catering
No in-house catering; clients may choose whomever they would like!
Wedding Packages
Please enquire regarding a wedding package as every wedding is different. Packages are usually for the Manor and Argall House, which is also on the estate.
Where To Stay
The house can provide accommodation for 14-16 family guests, plus Argall House sleeps up to 8 guests.
Venue Accessibility
There is limited accessibility via public transportation, so guests may need rideshares or taxis. There is complimentary parking on-site. There is limited wheelchair accessibility, please enquire for details.
Venue Back-Up
Tents can be set up outdoors for rain.
Wedding Suppliers
The venue has a range of suppliers for clients to use, but clients are also able to use their own suppliers.
Flexibility on Duration
There is a minimum stay of 2 nights, though weddings are usually booked for 2-4 days.
Children
Children are welcome, but no childcare services are available.
Security Measures
There are limited security measures in place; guests are responsible for their belongings.
Noise Restrictions
Noise should be minimised after midnight to respect neighbours.
Other Information
Meetings & Conferences
The Estate is tailor-made to host residential meetings for up to 20 delegates. The unique meeting facility is geared towards smaller high-level groups who seek a private, intimate and comfortable setting to allow their delegates to be stimulated, relax and focus. This property is considered one of the finest venues for small residential meetings in North Wales.
The same catering facilities are available for a daily hire of the house when luxury accommodation is not required, or a buffet lunch can be provided as required. The house is equipped with high-speed wireless broadband for lap-tops and there is plenty of parking in the grounds around the house.
Our delegate rates include the following:
* full Welsh breakfast
* 3 servings of coffee/tea/biscuits during the day
* 2-course lunch in meeting room
* 3-course dinner with coffee or tea
* day meeting capacity up to 20 delegates
* room hire and run of property during event
* paper, flip charts, pencils
* projector/screen (48 hours notice required)
* accommodation for up to 9 delegates (5 in doubles for single occupancy) and an additional 4 if sharing twin rooms
* day delegate rate of £50 (ex VAT)
* 24-hour delegate rate of £150 (ex VAT)
Please note that any event rental may be subject to additional charges, venue hire fees and to a higher security deposit, which will be in addition to any published rental rates and fees.
All events are on request only and subject to prior agreement from the owner, who reserves the right to refuse all events without their prior authorisation.
| Security deposit | £1000 due one week prior to arrival, to be paid directly to the property owner. It will be refunded one week after departure subject to damage inspection. |
| Arrival time | 16:00 - 22:00 |
| Departure time | 10:00 |
Terms & Conditions
These terms and conditions may be amended from time to time.
| Security deposit | £1000 due one week prior to arrival, to be paid directly to the property owner. It will be refunded one week after departure subject to damage inspection. |
| Arrival time | 16:00 - 22:00 |
| Departure time | 10:00 |
| Energy costs included? | Yes, included in the rental price |
| Linen & towels included? | Yes, included in the rental price |
| End of stay cleaning included? | Yes. However, guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. |
| Internet access? | Yes, included in the rental price |
| Changeover day | Flexible |
| Minimum stay | Please note that there is a 2-night minimum stay, this may be increased to 5 or 7-nights across peak dates |
| Pets welcome? | No pets |
| Smoking Allowed? | No smoking |
| Insurance | Guests are required to be in possession of a valid insurance policy, which covers them for cancellations, personal belongings and any accidental damage caused during their stay. |
| Other Ts and Cs | Please note that for insurance reasons, the fireplaces within the house cannot be used. |
Please note that this home is best suited for families. The property is strictly no stag, hen do’s or single sex groups and the property owner reserves the right to cancel the booking and retain the security deposit if guests do not comply on arrival.
Rental Rates
Prices based on an occupancy of 16 people:
| Rental period | 2 Nights | 3 Nights | 4 Nights | 5 Nights | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 15th 2024 - Dec 2nd 2024 | £1,853 | £2,780 | £3,706 | £4,633 | £6,484 |
| Dec 2nd 2024 - Dec 20th 2024 | - | £2,780 | £3,706 | £4,633 | £6,484 |
| Dec 20th 2024 - Jan 2nd 2025 | - | £6,949 | £9,265 | £11,581 | £16,208 |
| Jan 2nd 2025 - Jan 10th 2025 | £1,589 | £2,383 | £3,177 | £3,971 | £5,557 |
| Jan 10th 2025 - Jan 12th 2025 | £1,853 | £2,780 | £3,706 | £4,633 | £6,484 |
| Jan 12th 2025 - Jan 17th 2025 | £1,721 | £2,581 | £3,441 | £4,302 | £6,020 |
| Jan 17th 2025 - Jan 19th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Jan 19th 2025 - Jan 24th 2025 | £1,721 | £2,581 | £3,441 | £4,302 | £6,020 |
| Jan 24th 2025 - Jan 26th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Jan 26th 2025 - Jan 31st 2025 | £1,721 | £2,581 | £3,441 | £4,302 | £6,020 |
| Jan 31st 2025 - Feb 2nd 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Feb 2nd 2025 - Feb 7th 2025 | £1,721 | £2,581 | £3,441 | £4,302 | £6,020 |
| Feb 7th 2025 - Feb 9th 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Feb 9th 2025 - Feb 14th 2025 | £1,721 | £2,581 | £3,441 | £4,302 | £6,020 |
| Feb 14th 2025 - Feb 23rd 2025 | - | £3,574 | £4,765 | £5,956 | £8,336 |
| Feb 23rd 2025 - Feb 28th 2025 | £1,853 | £2,780 | £3,706 | £4,633 | £6,484 |
| Feb 28th 2025 - Mar 2nd 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Mar 2nd 2025 - Mar 7th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Mar 7th 2025 - Mar 9th 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Mar 9th 2025 - Mar 14th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Mar 14th 2025 - Mar 16th 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Mar 16th 2025 - Mar 21st 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Mar 21st 2025 - Mar 23rd 2025 | £2,250 | £3,375 | £4,500 | £5,625 | £7,873 |
| Mar 23rd 2025 - Mar 28th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Mar 28th 2025 - Apr 20th 2025 | £2,383 | £3,574 | £4,765 | £5,956 | £8,336 |
| Apr 20th 2025 - Apr 25th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Apr 25th 2025 - Apr 27th 2025 | £2,383 | £3,574 | £4,765 | £5,956 | £8,336 |
| Apr 27th 2025 - May 2nd 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| May 2nd 2025 - May 5th 2025 | - | £3,375 | £4,500 | £5,625 | £7,873 |
| May 5th 2025 - May 9th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| May 9th 2025 - May 11th 2025 | £2,383 | £3,574 | £4,765 | £5,956 | £8,336 |
| May 11th 2025 - May 16th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| May 16th 2025 - May 18th 2025 | £2,383 | £3,574 | £4,765 | £5,956 | £8,336 |
| May 18th 2025 - May 23rd 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| May 23rd 2025 - Jun 1st 2025 | - | £3,574 | £4,765 | £5,956 | £8,336 |
| Jun 1st 2025 - Jun 6th 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Jun 6th 2025 - Jun 8th 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Jun 8th 2025 - Jun 13th 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Jun 13th 2025 - Jun 15th 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Jun 15th 2025 - Jun 20th 2025 | £2,250 | £3,375 | £4,500 | £5,625 | £7,873 |
| Jun 20th 2025 - Jun 22nd 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Jun 22nd 2025 - Jun 27th 2025 | £2,250 | £3,375 | £4,500 | £5,625 | £7,873 |
| Jun 27th 2025 - Jun 29th 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Jun 29th 2025 - Jul 4th 2025 | £2,250 | £3,375 | £4,500 | £5,625 | £7,873 |
| Jul 4th 2025 - Jul 6th 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Jul 6th 2025 - Jul 11th 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Jul 11th 2025 - Jul 13th 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Jul 13th 2025 - Jul 18th 2025 | £2,250 | £3,375 | £4,500 | £5,625 | £7,873 |
| Jul 18th 2025 - Jul 20th 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Jul 20th 2025 - Sep 1st 2025 | - | £3,574 | £4,765 | £5,956 | £8,336 |
| Sep 1st 2025 - Sep 5th 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Sep 5th 2025 - Sep 7th 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Sep 7th 2025 - Sep 12th 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Sep 12th 2025 - Sep 14th 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Sep 14th 2025 - Sep 19th 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Sep 19th 2025 - Sep 21st 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Sep 21st 2025 - Sep 26th 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Sep 26th 2025 - Sep 28th 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Sep 28th 2025 - Oct 3rd 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Oct 3rd 2025 - Oct 5th 2025 | £1,511 | £2,267 | £3,022 | £3,778 | £5,287 |
| Oct 5th 2025 - Oct 10th 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Oct 10th 2025 - Oct 12th 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Oct 12th 2025 - Oct 17th 2025 | £2,118 | £3,177 | £4,236 | £5,294 | £7,410 |
| Oct 17th 2025 - Nov 2nd 2025 | - | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Nov 2nd 2025 - Nov 7th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Nov 7th 2025 - Nov 9th 2025 | £2,383 | £3,574 | £4,765 | £5,956 | £8,336 |
| Nov 9th 2025 - Nov 14th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Nov 14th 2025 - Nov 16th 2025 | £2,383 | £3,574 | £4,765 | £5,956 | £8,336 |
| Nov 16th 2025 - Nov 21st 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Nov 21st 2025 - Nov 23rd 2025 | £2,383 | £3,574 | £4,765 | £5,956 | £8,336 |
| Nov 23rd 2025 - Nov 28th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Nov 28th 2025 - Nov 30th 2025 | £2,383 | £3,574 | £4,765 | £5,956 | £8,336 |
| Nov 30th 2025 - Dec 5th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Dec 5th 2025 - Dec 7th 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Dec 7th 2025 - Dec 12th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Dec 12th 2025 - Dec 14th 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Dec 14th 2025 - Dec 19th 2025 | £1,986 | £2,978 | £3,971 | £4,963 | £6,947 |
| Dec 19th 2025 - Dec 21st 2025 | £2,515 | £3,772 | £5,030 | £6,287 | £8,799 |
| Dec 21st 2025 - Dec 29th 2025 | - | - | - | £9,927 | £13,893 |
| Dec 29th 2025 - Jan 2nd 2026 | - | £5,956 | £7,941 | £9,927 | £13,893 |
| Jan 2nd 2026 - May 19th 2026 | £1,853 | £2,780 | £3,706 | £4,633 | £6,484 |
Please note that these prices/rates are a guide only and may not be correct at the current date. For an accurate quote, please enquire.
Reviews
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Once in a lifetime experience
Once in a lifetime experience living in a 500 year old house with history.
Tina was a wonderful host that responded to all our needs.
All 8 guests were very happy with the property and Tina’s hospitality.
Don't miss out! Reserve now and get a full refund if you change your mind within 48hrs.
