Sleeps 21 bedroom1 bathroom
The Temple sits deep within the historic grounds of Stancombe Park — a rare 19th-century Doric retreat reinterpreted for quiet, modern living.
The Temple sits deep within the historic grounds of Stancombe Park — a rare 19th-century Doric retreat reinterpreted for quiet, modern living. Its symmetry, atmosphere and views make it one of the most romantic escapes in the Cotswolds, offering complete privacy within extraordinary surroundings.
A rare Doric temple set deep in the historic grounds of Stancombe Park, reinterpreted for two.
The interior turns on a round central hall, with a seating area and dining table under high ceilings.
An alcove framed by columns holds a double bed dressed in Egyptian cotton, with feather pillows and a down duvet.
Doors open to a private terrace looking out across the ornamental lake gardens, set up for dining and barbecues.
Guests have exclusive access to the estate's lake, tunnels and grottoes, for a setting that feels entirely cut off.
A stocked bar and a hamper of Champagne, smoked salmon and local produce wait on arrival.
Doors open to a private terrace overlooking the ornamental lake gardens, furnished for outdoor dining and barbecues. Guests have exclusive access to the estate’s lake, tunnels and grottoes, creating a setting that feels completely secluded.
A circular hall forms the centre of the interior, with a seating area and dining table beneath soaring ceilings. The compact kitchen is exceptionally well equipped, including an electric oven, fridge-freezer, Nespresso machine and full cooking essentials. A stocked bar and a generous welcome hamper — Champagne, smoked salmon and local produce — await guests on arrival.
A romantic alcove framed by Doric columns holds a comfortable double bed dressed in Egyptian cotton linen, feather pillows and a down duvet. The bathroom includes Rituals toiletries, Egyptian cotton towels, a shower, loo and hairdryer. Wi-Fi, a Bose sound system and a TV allow for quiet evenings indoors.
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