Temple Guiting Barn
Temple Guiting, CotswoldsSleeps 146 bedrooms6 bathrooms
A warm, design-led barn conversion with real presence — vaulted ceilings, generous shared spaces, and six en-suite bedrooms split between the Barn and the Peacock Shed for a little extra flexibility.
Temple Guiting Barn
A warm, design-led barn conversion with real presence — vaulted ceilings, generous shared spaces, and six en-suite bedrooms split between the Barn and the Peacock Shed for a little extra flexibility. Days here naturally revolve around the water garden, the pool in warmer months, and long, lazy meals back at the kitchen table.
What makes it special
Vaulted drawing room, fireside evenings
A vaulted drawing room makes the main space for fireside evenings, with a gallery study above for a quieter corner.
Kitchen-dining room at the heart
The kitchen-dining room is built for cooking together, with doors opening straight out to the water garden.
Six en-suite bedrooms, split for privacy
Five en-suite bedrooms sit in the Barn and a sixth in the nearby Peacock Shed, for guests wanting a little distance.
Four bedrooms can become twins
Each bedroom is individually styled, and four of them can be arranged as twins to suit the group.
Heated pool in the Peacock Garden
Exclusive use of the seasonal heated pool runs April to October, set within the enclosed Peacock Garden.
Hot tub on the private patio
The hot tub sits in the walled patio garden for slow evenings, with the water garden lending a tucked-away calm.
The Gallery
Temple Guiting Barn
Outside
You have exclusive use of the seasonal heated pool from April to October, set within the enclosed Peacock Garden. The hot tub sits in the private patio garden for slow evenings under the stars. The water garden brings a calm, tucked-away feel, with space for outdoor dining and unhurried afternoons.
There’s private parking, and access to the tennis court (shared only if the wider estate isn’t exclusively hired).
Inside
The Barn is set up for easy group living. A vaulted drawing room makes a brilliant main space for fireside evenings, with a gallery study above for anyone who wants a quieter corner. The kitchen–dining room is the heart of the house, fully equipped and made for cooking together, with doors opening straight out towards the water garden.
Five en-suite bedrooms sit within the Barn, each individually styled. Four can be arranged as twins. The sixth en-suite bedroom is in the Peacock Shed, close by but separate enough to suit guests who want a little more privacy.
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Places to explore, eat & things to do
The Halfway at Kineton
Pub with rooms from Nathan Eades and Liam Goff; Giles Coren in The Times praised its celeriac pie as the best in England.
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Fine-dining restaurant in a 17th-century manor house; tasting-menu cooking, four AA Rosettes.
Find out moreThe Slaughters Country Inn
Riverside Cotswold-stone inn serving a seasonal modern British menu
Find out moreThe Back Garden at Dormy House
Modern British restaurant at Dormy House hotel using Cotswold-grown produce; sister to tasting-menu room MO
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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.