The Hewletts Cheltenham

The Hewletts Cheltenham

Cheltenham, Cotswolds

Sleeps 126 bedrooms5 bathrooms

The Hewletts is a beautifully presented Georgian country house of architectural importance, constructed principally in the mid-18th century with earlier origins.

The Hewletts Cheltenham
Overview

The Hewletts Cheltenham

The Hewletts is a beautifully presented Georgian country house of architectural importance, constructed principally in the mid-18th century with earlier origins. Positioned high on Aggs Hill to the east of Cheltenham, the house enjoys a commanding outlook across its own landscaped grounds and towards the elegant Regency town beyond.

Highlights

What makes it special

Mid-18th-century Palladian house

A Grade II listed Georgian country house, built mainly in the mid-18th century with earlier origins, high on Aggs Hill.

Views over Regency Cheltenham

A long sweeping private drive leads up to panoramic views over Cheltenham and the countryside beyond.

Kitchen breakfast room and Orangery

The kitchen breakfast room opens into a light-filled Orangery, forming the informal heart of the house.

Three formal reception rooms

A gracious drawing room, separate sitting room and formal dining room give space for both gatherings and quiet.

Games room and cinema room

A dedicated games room and a newly added cinema room bring contemporary leisure into the period setting.

Six bedrooms in the main house

All six bedrooms sit within the main house, keeping a single cohesive layout for guests.

About the space

The Hewletts Cheltenham

Outside

The house sits within its own parkland grounds, approached via a long, sweeping private drive that enhances both privacy and arrival. Its elevated position provides panoramic views over Cheltenham and the surrounding countryside, with lawns and mature trees framing the setting.

Inside

The interiors reflect the symmetry and proportion of Palladian design, with formal reception rooms arranged for both entertaining and relaxed family living. A gracious drawing room, separate sitting room and formal dining room provide space for gatherings, while the kitchen breakfast room connects seamlessly to a light-filled Orangery, creating an informal heart of the house.

A dedicated games room and newly introduced cinema room add contemporary leisure space to the period setting. All six bedrooms are located within the main house, maintaining a cohesive layout for guests.

For additional flexibility, a self-contained Coach House flat may be available by arrangement as a chargeable optional extra, ideal for extended family or staff.

The Hewletts remains a private family home and is offered only during select holiday periods, preserving its sense of exclusivity and care.

Availability

WhenAdd dates
Who2 guests

Choose your dates

Need assistance?

Our team can help you plan the whole stay, not just book it.

Contact help
2026
November
November 2026
December
December 2026
AdultsAge 13+
2
ChildrenAge 2-12
0
BabiesUnder 2
0

Places to explore, eat & things to do

10 places1 of 3

Lumière

Places to eat and drink2.3 miles

One Michelin Star fine-dining restaurant; husband-and-wife team Jon and Helen Howe.

Find out more

The Tivoli

Places to eat and drink2.5 miles

Good Food Guide-listed neighbourhood pub-restaurant serving elevated pub classics.

Find out more

Cowley Manor Experimental

Places to eat and drink4 miles

Country-house hotel restaurant led by chef Jackson Boxer; named in CN Traveller's inaugural Top New Restaurants Awards.

Find out more

Le Champignon Sauvage

Places to eat and drink5.8 miles

One-Michelin-star restaurant run by David and Helen Everitt-Matthias for over 35 years; a Cotswolds fine-dining institution.

Find out more
Map of Cheltenham, Cotswolds and what is near it
The Hewletts Cheltenham

The Cotswolds

A small region, generously uncovered: stone cottages, long lunches, wild swims, private chefs. Stay a while. Do something worth the journey.