Tysoe Manor Upper Tysoe
Upper Tysoe, CotswoldsOverview
A medieval manor restored across the centuries
Tysoe Manor is a substantial Grade II listed estate with origins dating back to around 1300, retaining medieval windows, oak studded doors, original fireplaces, and historic staircases. Set within 11 private acres on the edge of Tysoe, it is sheltered from the village and surrounded by planned gardens to the south and west, with open grassland and specimen trees to the north and east. Over the last three years, the manor has undergone a comprehensive restoration, including a new kitchen wing, new heating and hot water systems, new bathrooms throughout, full rewiring, and the rare addition of air conditioning to all East Wing bedrooms.
Highlights
What makes it special
Grade II manor from around 1300*
The house retains its medieval windows, oak studded doors, original fireplaces, and historic staircases.
Air-conditioned master suite
The master suite includes air conditioning, a dressing room, and a bathroom with a steam shower.
Ten en-suite bedrooms
All ten bedrooms have their own bathroom, including one ground floor en suite with step free access.
Newly restored pool and Tennis Court
The grounds include a newly restored seasonal swimming pool with its own pool house, alongside a tennis court.
Billiard room and attic gym
Indoor spaces include a billiard room and an attic gym, alongside two dining rooms and a choice of reception rooms.
Eleven private acres
The estate extends across eleven acres of planned gardens, grassland, and specimen trees on the edge of the village.
Inside the home
Where every room tells a story
About the space
Eleven acres, a restored pool and pool house
Inside
The manor spans ten bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. The master suite is air conditioned and includes a large bedroom, dressing room, and bathroom with a steam shower. Five further bedrooms also have air conditioning, while one ground floor en suite bedroom offers step free access. Additional spaces include a large kitchen breakfast room, sitting room with a fireplace, drawing room, library, formal and informal dining rooms, television room, billiard room, upstairs sitting room with a television area, a large study sitting room, a further study, gym, and boot room. The layout reflects the way the house has evolved across the centuries, giving the interiors a strong sense of character and scale.
Outside
The estate extends across 11 acres of private grounds, with terraces for breakfast and outdoor dining, a first floor roof terrace, a newly restored seasonal swimming pool with its pool house, and a tennis court. Gardens wrap around the manor, with lawns, mature trees, and broad views. The setting is quiet and private, combining formal gardens with open stretches of grassland.
Where you’ll be and what to do
The manor sits on the edge of Tysoe, close to the South Warwickshire and North Cotswolds border. Nearby is the historic Compton Wynyates estate, once linked to the Compton family who owned Tysoe Manor. The surrounding area is rich in walking routes, classic villages, market towns, and easy access to both the Cotswolds and Stratford upon Avon.
The Cotswolds