Sheepscombe House
Sheepscombe, CotswoldsSleeps 105 bedrooms4 bathrooms
Sheepscombe House is the major part of a magnificent Georgian manor house, with interiors that have been thoughtfully recreated to combine original character with contemporary style.
Sheepscombe House
Sheepscombe House is the major part of a magnificent Georgian manor house, with interiors that have been thoughtfully recreated to combine original character with contemporary style. The atmosphere is comfortable and relaxed, while remaining a warm and welcoming family home.
What makes it special
Above Sheepscombe village and valley
The house sits privately above Sheepscombe and its valley, bordered on two sides by its own fields.
Double drawing room with open fires
A double drawing room with open fireplaces provides a welcoming space for everyone to gather on the ground floor.
Two dining rooms
A panelled dining room for intimate meals, alongside a conservatory dining room that opens onto a private terrace.
Kitchen with two range cookers
The kitchen breakfast room is designed for keen cooks, with two range cookers at its heart.
Dramatic cinema room
A spacious cinema room creates the perfect setting for relaxed film nights together.
Pool, tennis and terrace
A seasonal swimming pool and all weather tennis court sit outside, with a barbecue terrace just off the conservatory.
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Sheepscombe House
Outside
The house enjoys a private setting overlooking the picturesque village and valley. Surrounded on two sides by its own fields, it sits in one of the most attractive parts of Gloucestershire. Outside, there is a seasonal swimming pool and an all weather tennis court, offering plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors throughout the year. A private terrace with a dedicated barbecue area sits just off the conservatory dining room, making it easy to gather outside. Parking includes a three bay garage and stable, with the option of on site staff accommodation in the separate, newly refurbished Orchard Cottage.
Inside
The ground floor features a double drawing room with open fireplaces at its heart. There are two dining spaces, a smaller panelled dining room for intimate gatherings, and a conservatory dining room that opens onto a private terrace. The kitchen breakfast room is well equipped, with two range cookers, while a spacious cinema room provides the setting for relaxed evenings together.
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Places to explore, eat & things to do
The Woolpack Inn
Valley pub immortalised in Laurie Lee's Cider with Rosie, with local ales.
Find out moreFive Valleys Food Hall
Indoor food hall of independent traders, a Telegraph best cheap eat
Find out moreThe Bell at Charlbury
17th-century pub with log fires, exposed stone walls and bedrooms upstairs.
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The Cotswolds
A small region, generously uncovered: stone cottages, long lunches, wild swims, private chefs. Stay a while. Do something worth the journey.