Tormarton Court Badminton

Badminton, Cotswolds

Sleeps 168 bedrooms5 bathrooms

Tormarton Court occupies an elevated south west facing position, filling the house with natural light and framing far reaching views across its landscaped gardens.

Tormarton Court Badminton
Overview

Tormarton Court Badminton

Tormarton Court occupies an elevated south west facing position, filling the house with natural light and framing far reaching views across its landscaped gardens. Thoughtfully restored, the house combines period character with warmth and comfort, creating a refined yet welcoming setting for extended families and private groups.

Highlights

What makes it special

Drawing room with a baby grand

The drawing room holds a baby grand piano and sets the tone for the principal ground-floor rooms.

Seven reception rooms with open fires

Morning room, dining room, breakfast room, television room and library, with open working fires in the principal rooms.

Sheltered Italian courtyard garden

An enclosed courtyard with a log burner, soft lighting and a fountain, at its best in the evening.

AGA and electric-oven kitchen

The kitchen pairs a traditional AGA with a modern electric oven, set up for informal breakfasts and convivial cooking.

Nine acres of formal gardens

Formal gardens, lawned terraces and pasture run to roughly nine acres, with views across the surrounding countryside.

Garden tours led by an ex-Kew gardener

Private garden tours can be arranged with a former Head Gardener at Kew; the pool is open May to October.

About the space

Tormarton Court Badminton

Outside

The grounds extend across approximately nine acres of formal gardens, lawned terraces, and pasture. Mature trees, colourful borders, and manicured lawns create a private setting with uninterrupted views across the surrounding countryside. The seasonal swimming pool is open from May to October, and a hot tub can be arranged if desired. Private garden tours led by a former Head Gardener at Kew can also be organised.

The grounds provide space for outdoor celebrations, relaxed afternoons on the lawn, and evenings under open skies.

Inside

The house offers seven reception rooms, providing spaces for both entertaining and quiet retreat. The Drawing Room, complete with a baby grand piano, sets the tone for elegant evenings, while the Morning Room, Dining Room, Breakfast Room, Television Room, and Library offer a choice of places to gather or relax. Open fires in the principal ground floor rooms bring warmth throughout the seasons.

The kitchen, with its traditional AGA alongside a modern electric oven, is designed for relaxed cooking and informal breakfasts. Adjacent is a sheltered Italian courtyard garden, an inviting space in the evening with its log burner, soft lighting, and fountain.

Accommodation comprises eight bedrooms and five bathrooms, two of them en suite, with the option to configure a ninth twin bedroom. The layout works equally well for family stays, celebrations, and corporate retreats, with scope to use ancillary spaces and the nearby Somerset House barn for larger indoor gatherings.

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Places to explore, eat & things to do

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The Plough Inn

Places to eat and drink4.4 miles

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

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Methuen Arms

Places to eat and drink8.3 miles

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

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The Dining Room at Whatley Manor

Places to eat and drink8.7 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 drink11.4 miles

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

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Tormarton Court Badminton

The Cotswolds

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