Pickwick End

Pickwick End

Corsham, Cotswolds

Sleeps 126 bedrooms5 bathrooms

Pickwick End is a beautifully restored Georgian property that balances architectural heritage with modern ease.

Pickwick End
Overview

Pickwick End

Pickwick End is a beautifully restored Georgian property that balances architectural heritage with modern ease. With its symmetrical façade, generous ceiling heights and refined proportions, it offers the presence of a small country manor while remaining welcoming and practical for group stays.

Highlights

What makes it special

Grade II listed Georgian house

A symmetrical Georgian façade, high ceilings and fine proportions give the house the presence of a small manor.

Stone-floored dining room for twelve

The formal dining room seats twelve, with a stone floor, open fireplace and well-stocked bookshelves.

Two-dishwasher kitchen for groups

The kitchen-breakfast room runs three ovens and two dishwashers, built for cooking and gathering at scale.

Original fireplaces and working shutters

Many bedrooms keep their original fireplaces and working shutters, with views across the gardens.

Walled gardens around the house

Immaculate walled gardens with landscaped lawns and established planting wrap the house in privacy.

Nine miles from Bath

The house sits nine miles from the historic city of Bath, an easy reach for day trips.

About the space

Pickwick End

Outside

Immaculate walled gardens surround the house, with landscaped lawns and established planting creating privacy and structure. The outdoor space is ideal for relaxed afternoons, children’s play or pre-dinner drinks in warmer months.

Inside

The house is arranged over three floors, with six bedrooms in total — four on the first floor and two on the second. Three bedrooms have en-suite facilities, complemented by a full bathroom with separate shower, an additional shower room and a separate WC. Bedrooms are furnished with hotel-standard beds, high thread count Egyptian cotton linen and a mix of super king, king, double and twin configurations. Many retain original fireplaces, working shutters and views across the gardens.

On the ground floor, the formal dining room seats twelve and is rich in character, with a stone floor, open fireplace and well-stocked bookshelves. Two reception rooms — the principal drawing room and an adjacent sitting room — provide generous space for conversation and relaxation.

The kitchen–breakfast room is designed for sociable cooking and informal gatherings. It is well equipped with a gas oven and hob, two additional electric ovens, microwave, fridge-freezer and two dishwashers, offering capacity for larger groups with ease.

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Places to explore, eat & things to do

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Methuen Arms

Places to eat and drink0.5 miles

Georgian coaching inn with AA three-rosette food and a kitchen garden

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The Plough Inn

Places to eat and drink7.2 miles

Mellow-stone 17th-century pub beside the green with strong dining credentials, listed by SquareMeal.

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The Dining Room at Whatley Manor

Places to eat and drink10.6 miles

Michelin-starred restaurant at a country-house hotel near Malmesbury, with a green star for sustainability.

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The Old Bell Hotel

Places to eat and drink11.1 miles

Restaurant Abbey Row in a 13th-century inn billed as one of England's oldest hotels

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Map of Corsham, Cotswolds and what is near it
Pickwick End

The Cotswolds

A small region, generously uncovered: stone cottages, long lunches, wild swims, private chefs. Stay a while. Do something worth the journey.