The Farmhouse at Stancombe Park

The Farmhouse at Stancombe Park

Stancombe Park, Cotswolds

Sleeps 126 bedrooms6 bathrooms

Set at the heart of the Stancombe Park estate, The Farmhouse brings together period architecture and modern comfort in a generous, well-proportioned home designed for gathering and unwinding.

The Farmhouse at Stancombe Park
Overview

The Farmhouse at Stancombe Park

Set at the heart of the Stancombe Park estate, The Farmhouse brings together period architecture and modern comfort in a generous, well-proportioned home designed for gathering and unwinding.

Highlights

What makes it special

Flagstone floors and exposed beams

Behind a traditional stone facade, the interiors keep their flagstone floors and exposed beams throughout.

Sitting room with wood-burning stove

The main sitting room centres on a wood-burning stove, an easy setting for evenings together.

Dining room seating fourteen

A separate dining room seats up to fourteen, suited to long family meals and celebratory dinners.

Six en-suite bedrooms across two floors

Three super-king rooms on the first floor and three more on the vaulted second floor, all en-suite.

Lawn opening onto estate views

A wide rear lawn opens onto panoramic views across the Stancombe Park estate, with a terrace and barbecue.

Welcome hamper on arrival

A hamper with Champagne and locally sourced produce is waiting when you arrive.

About the space

The Farmhouse at Stancombe Park

Outside

To the front, a courtyard provides a private and welcoming approach. To the rear, a wide lawn opens onto panoramic estate views, offering space for outdoor dining, games or quiet relaxation. A BBQ and terrace area make alfresco meals easy in warmer months. Guests have access to walks through the surrounding parkland, with ample on-site parking available.

Inside

Behind its traditional stone façade, the interiors are warm and inviting, defined by flagstone floors, exposed beams and spacious reception rooms. The main sitting room centres around a wood-burning stove, creating a relaxed setting for evenings together. The separate dining room seats up to fourteen, well suited to celebratory dinners or long family meals.

The kitchen balances character and practicality, with a double Rangemaster oven, full-size fridge and freezer, wine fridge, dishwasher and Nespresso machine. A farmhouse table for eight sits beside doors opening onto the terrace, allowing for easy indoor–outdoor living. A long entrance hall and separate utility/WC complete the ground floor.

Upstairs, the first floor offers three super-king bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms featuring both bath and shower. On the vaulted second floor are three further bedrooms: two super-king or twin rooms with en-suite showers, and one king room with a bath. All beds are dressed in 100% Egyptian cotton linens, with feather pillows and down duvets for added comfort. Bathrooms are stocked with Rituals toiletries and Egyptian cotton towels.

A welcome hamper including Champagne and locally sourced produce is provided on arrival.

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Places to explore, eat & things to do

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Barn-conversion restaurant at the Thyme estate; farm-based, plant-led menus under chef director Charlie Hibbert.

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Woodchester Valley Vineyard

Places to eat and drink7.4 miles

Award-winning vineyard and winery across 58 acres near Stroud, with tours and tastings.

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Five Valleys Food Hall

Places to eat and drink7.6 miles

Indoor food hall of independent traders, a Telegraph best cheap eat

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The King's Head Inn

Places to eat and drink8.6 miles

Village-green gastropub with rooms in a former cider house

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The Farmhouse at Stancombe Park

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