Sample Menu
Whether it’s a one-off special celebratory meal, or breakfast, lunch and dinner during your entire stay, we can recommend a highly trained chef to come to cook and serve from your kitchen at Castlemorton Barns.
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The Cotswolds, Herefordshire, Derbyshire, Oxfordshire, The Peak District
The heart of the UK is scattered with medieval towns and villages that seem almost completely untouched by time. The region seamlessly combines great cities, such as majestic Oxford with rural gems like the Cotswolds and the Peak District.
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Mythical landscapes and immersive history compete for your attention in Ireland. There's no wonder it's named the Emerald Isle: a visit to the ever-changing vistas of Donegal or the grave beauty of Connemara will soon reveal why.
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Welcome to the epic North of England, home to a multi-layered history, ultra-cool, industrial cities and vast swathes of dramatic scenery. From the medieval city of York to the inspirational beauty of the Lake District, the North never fails to impress.
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Few landscapes on earth are as dramatic as Scotland: think eagles cruising through cloud-whipped skies, secluded lochs and atmospheric ruins atop dramatic hillsides. Marvel at Edinburgh's gothic architecture or lose yourself in the wilderness of the Highlands.
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Hampshire, Kent, Surrey, In or Near London
Escape to England's South East when you're craving a peaceful break. From Kent - the Garden of England - to Hampshire’s rolling countryside and maritime heritage, long stretches of ruggedly beautiful coastline meet national parks, quiet villages and pockets of wilderness.
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Welcome to Wales, where just a hop across the border from England feels like you've entered a new world entirely. This compact country boasts inspiring hills, formidable castles and moody coastlines of crumbling rock and golden sand.
A two-year restoration has transformed these four barns into a first-class holiday home for groups. Rustic charm meets contemporary style, with state of the art kitchens, spacious and stylish open plan living areas and beautiful bedrooms. Your every comfort and convenience has been considered for a truly relaxing break.
On the 150-acre estate, let the kids spend a happy afternoon splashing about in the luxury indoor pool while you sit back and enjoy dramatic views of the escarpment, framed by the huge picture windows. Explore the estate and follow the nature trails that pick their way through this unspoilt rural paradise. Later, gather together at the end of a satisfying day, for drinks and a barbecue on the patio, where there’s plenty of room, and comfy seats, for everyone.
Whether it’s a one-off special celebratory meal, or breakfast, lunch and dinner during your entire stay, we can recommend a highly trained chef to come to cook and serve from your kitchen at Castlemorton Barns.
Calm colours and rustic details make the bedrooms restful and inviting. From elegant ground floor bedrooms with views worth waking up for, to timber-framed attic rooms with a skylight for stargazing, bedtime is a delight at Castlemorton Barns.
The bathrooms are luxuriously appointed and ooze individual style. Whether you long for the decadence of a spa-style wet room or the classic looks of a freestanding roll-top bath, you will find your bathing heaven here. Luxury St. Kitts Herbery toiletries and sumptuous bathrobes and towels are the perfect finishing touches.
Nature is in her element in this undiscovered corner of England’s heartland. Castlemorton sits at the foot of the Malvern Hills, where a bracing climb will reward you with panoramic views. For a more leisurely excursion, pack a picnic and walk over to the village of Castlemorton, where picturesque picnic spots with spectacular views abound.
Take a day-trip to the Cotswolds, a 20-minute drive, or head into Herefordshire for a canoe trip on the River Wye. For restaurants and independent shops, the pretty market town of Ledbury is just five miles away, and Cheltenham is within striking distance.
Back at Castlemorton Barns, if relaxation is on your agenda, enjoy luxury spa treatments from carefully selected beauticians and exclusive catering for your celebrations including flowers, wine, Champagne and anything else that you need to make your stay special.
We’ve tried to think about everything to make your stay at Castlemorton Barns just perfect. In all of our big houses to rent, we provide all the essential features to cater for a large group. Here’s a list of all the practical provisions we have at the house. If there’s anything you can’t see here but need, just ask as we’ll see what we can do.
Set in the village of Castlemorton, at the foot of the Malvern Hills, where a bracing climb will reward you with panoramic views. With Herefordshire on your doorstep, and just 20-minutes' drive from The Cotswolds.
The eight-mile Malvern Hills contain some of Britain’s oldest rocks. Sitting on the border of Herefordshire and Worcestershire, they’re home to mysterious woodlands and gentle hills – perfect for a long walk and a picnic.
The enchanting Eastnor Castle nestles at the foot of the Malvern Hills. Currently the home of the Hervey-Bathurst family, it offers visitors the chance to walk around the estate’s lake and lose themselves in the Knight’s Maze.
Paddle your way down the River Wye with adventure experts, Wye Canoes. Take your pick between different route lengths and camping spots. However you choose to explore, you’ll be entranced by the stunning Wye Valley.
Fancy getting that adrenaline pumping? Explore the countryside at high speed with a Land Rover experience. Choose between full days, half days or even thrilling night-time rides, making your way through the landscapes of Herefordshire and Worcestershire.
This market town at the foot of the Malvern Hills has seduced numerous poets and artists over the years, and it isn’t difficult to see why. Explore the magnificent market hall and the gothic Eastnor Castle.
Hereford is the lively and bustling heart of Herefordshire. Why not indulge in some retail therapy by wandering around independent stores? Or, experience the historical centre and visit the Old Market, which once traded livestock.
There’s no better place to learn horse-riding – or to get back in the saddle – than in the peaceful Forest of Dean. Small centre Hayeswood Riding offers lessons for all abilities and treks in the forest.
Experience the undulating landscapes of Herefordshire and Worcestershire from above with a hot air balloon ride with Wickers World. You’ll take off in nearby Ledbury and take in views of Eastnor Castle and surrounding patchwork fields.
Head to Malvern Theatre for a dazzling array of music, plays, dance, comedy and more. The theatre also comprises a cinema (just the thing for film fanatics) and a bistro for discussing your thoughts afterwards.
It’s time to perfect your serve at the Ross on Wye Tennis Centre. Reserve a court for a casual match or book lessons to take your game to the next level. All ages and abilities are welcome.
Treat yourself at the Malvern Spa – a finalist of Best Spa in the Midlands and East. Unwind with a massage, do lazy lengths in the 22m indoor swimming pool or allow your muscles to unwind with hydrotherapy.
This natural cave system beneath the Forest of Dean has been mined for 4,500 years. Discover a working mine museum and the tools used to create the caverns during a day out at Clearwell Caves.
Surround yourself with colourful tropical butterflies at the Wye Butterfly Zoo. This indoor, family-friendly experience allows you to get up close and personal with these fascinating creatures at every stage of their life cycle.
Test your limits at this award-winning outdoor attraction. Set 15m off the ground, you’ll leap off platforms, walk rope bridges and brave the zip wire. Go Ape is always a fantastic family day out.
Yes, the swimming pool is heated to a lovely temperature year-round.
Dogs are welcome at Castlemorton Barns (maximum 2 dogs - more may be accepted if requested prior to booking). There is a fee of £50 per dog.
Check in is at 4pm on the day of your arrival at Castlemorton Barns, and check out is at 10am.
Yes, we ask to hold a cautionary deposit of £1,000 during your stay at Castlemorton Barns. This is requested just two weeks prior to your stay, and is returned shortly after, assuming no damage to the property or its contents (see our Booking T&Cs for more information).
Yes, you can order online for a delivery direct to Castlemorton Barns. We suggest booking a delivery for after 4-5pm on the day of arrival.
Yes. We'd suggest the following pubs and restaurants which are within a short distance of Castlemorton Barns:
The Robin Hood Inn
A lovely pub located just outside Ledbury with a large welcoming bar and a dining area with an excellent menu.
Gloucester Road, Castlemorton, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR13 6BS (Tel: 01684 833212)
The Plume of Feathers - 5 minute drive
Situated next to Castlemorton Common is The Plume of Feathers with a great beer garden for children and a good selection of beers, lager, ciders and spirits. Also does a fantastic Sunday roast dinner.
Gloucester Road, Castlemorton WR13 6JB (Tel: 01684 833554)
The Inn at Welland - 7 minute drive
Nestled on the outskirts of Malvern and just outside tourist hot spot Upton-Upon-Severn, this family run country inn is a South Worcestershire culinary gem.
Butchers Arms - 15 minute drive
A 16th century Public House situated on Lime Street in the parish of Eldersfield near Gloucester where the bar is the hub of life, with low ceilings, wooden floors, roaring fires and real ale served straight from the cask.
Cottage in the Wood - 15 minute drive
Set in the Malvern Hills with panoramic views and immediate access to the hills, The Cottage in the Wood is a homely country house hotel perfect for getting away.
Old Rectifying House - 30 minute drive
The Old Rectifying House is a well-established favourite amongst Worcester foodies, serving a fantastic range of freshly prepared dishes and drinks.
The Farmers Arms - 15 minute drive
A family run, country pub and kitchen just outside of Ledbury with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere featuring rotating guest beers. The kitchen produces fresh, home cooked food and uses local produce as much as possible.
The Three Choirs - 20 minute drive
Experience one of England's oldest vineyards by eating in this fabulous brasserie and tasting the Three Choirs award-winning English wine.
The Swan Inn - 10 minute drive
Worcestershire's best gastro-pub. A prestigious local pub located in the small village of Hanley Swan.
In the pool house, there is a lovely room with a long dining table that can seat 24 guests comfortably. There is also an additional kitchen area in this room, which is perfect for bringing in external caterers for your whole party.
Sorry stag parties are not accepted at Castlemorton Barns. Hen parties are sometimes accepted with prior permission - please ask before booking.
The nearest train station is Ledbury, which is just a 5 minute drive away from Castlemorton Barns.
The nearest airport is Birmingham Airport, just a 1 hour drive to Castlemorton Barns.
You can check availability and pricing for Castlemorton Barns, and place your booking request online, or by calling our team on 01242 352 747.