What are the check in and check out times?

Check in is at 4pm on the day of your arrival at Ebrington Manor, and check out is at 10am.

Are children welcome at Ebrington Manor?

Yes, very much so. However, parents should supervise children at all times, particularly because of the unfenced lake. There are also some stone steps around the garden which can become slippery when wet.

What can I walk to from the property?

There are a huge number of footpaths crossing through the village, which include the continuation of the Cotswold Way from Chipping Campden. There are some spectacular walks, particularly up Ebrington Hill and around Foxcote House. There is also a great circular walk to the pub in Paxford. You can also explore the local village of Ebrington. Ebrington Church is interesting - having been built in the 13th century, it is one of the oldest churches in the UK. There is also a farm shop in the village which sells vegetables grown in the village (they quite literally carry boxes from the field to the shop) and has a really good café which serves coffee, breakfast, lunch and home-baked cakes. Simple but delicious food, using local produce wherever possible. A fish van (fresh fish from Grimsby) visits every Tuesday and an ice cream van is parked outside at the weekends in the summer. Also, the butcher is located next to the farm shop, selling local meat, pies, cheese. Or at the end of a day of exploring, the award-winning pub - The Ebrington Arms - is just a short walk from the Manor.

Can you recommend any restaurants or pubs within a 30 minute drive?

Yes, the following restaurants are recommended: Daylesford Organic Farm Shop Soho Farmhouse (members only) The Old Butchers, Stow on the Wold The Bowerhouse, Shipston on Stour Blockley Café Vegetable Matters Farmshop and Café (walking distance) And the following pubs are also recommended: Ebrington Arms - 400 metres away from the Manor, this is a multiple award winning pub including Telegraph Best Pub for Food In the UK 2021; Times, Number 1 UK Summer Pub. 2 AA rosettes. Churchill Arms, Paxfor d (2 miles away). Another award winning pub The King's Head, Bledington The Baker's Arms, Chipping Campden The Plough, Kingham The Wild Rabbit, Kingham The Chequers, Churchill

How many guests can seat at the main dining table?

The dining table seats 18 or up to 22 with an extension (by special request only).

Are hen or stag parties welcome?

Sorry, Ebrington Manor is not suitable for stag or hen parties.

Dogs are considered on a request basis only. Certain breeds may be allowed, with a fee of £75 per dog. Dogs are strictly only allowed in the main hall.

How many parking spaces are there?

10 cars can be parked at the front of the house, or many more to the rear of the property.

What is the nearest train station?

Moreton in Marsh (6 miles from the Manor) is a mainline station with connections to London Paddington.

What is the nearest airport?

Birmingham - 40 miles from the Manor or London Heathrow - 70 miles from the Manor.

Will you hold a damage deposit during our stay?

Yes, we ask to hold a cautionary deposit of £1,500 during your stay at Ebrington Manor. 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).

You can check availability and pricing for Ebrington Manor, and place your booking request online, or by calling our team on 01242 352 747.

Ebrington Manor Heart of England

An ancient beauty in the heart of England

Owned by the same family since the 15^th century, Ebrington Manor is one of our most beautiful Cotswold manor houses . Situated amidst the orchards of a fruit farm in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it is the very essence of rural England. Modern luxuries make your stay a pleasure within these ancient walls, where a hamper of local treats and cider from the farm shop await you. Linger in the oak-panelled hall with its balustraded gallery, where late afternoon sunlight is suffused through west-facing windows, watch a film in the TV room, or gather in the drawing room, which has several relaxed seating areas. The practical catering kitchen is ideal if you want to bring your own chef so you can relax and enjoy meals in the sumptuous dining room.

Outside, after a swim in the lake, enjoy a barbecue on the boma firepit. Explore the gardens too, from the wisteria-clad front, where the scent of ancient roses fills the air, to the Tortoise Garden - the perfect spot for evening drinks. The walled Rose Garden is overlooked by an open-sided summerhouse with power, lighting and broadband; a beautiful spot for work, a game of table tennis or alfresco dining. When sleep beckons, gorgeous bedrooms speak of the history of the house, from The Schoolroom to Miss Sedgley’s Room (the family’s 1940s governess). After a refreshing sleep, awaken to sweeping views across unspoilt Cotswold countryside to Broadway Tower.

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Guest Reviews

We had a splendid weekend at Ebrington Manor, a lovely house, full of history and character, and with the rare advantage of having 8 good bedrooms all with en-suites. The grounds are beautiful, typically English, even down to the country pond beside which we dined, and later even swam in. The service was exemplary and we'd highly recommend the place for a civilized get together or a special occasion.

Steve, Singapore

Gallery

Highlights Grounds Living Spaces Kitchen and Dining Bedrooms Bathrooms Facilities All

Oak Panelled Hall

Drawing Room

Dining Room

Panelled Room

Main Spare Room Bathroom

Tortoise Garden

Swimming Lake

List of Rooms & Outdoor Spaces (PDF)

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Ebrington Summer House

Situated in the parkland of Ebrington Manor is the lovely Summer House, standing against the backdrop of the spring-fed lake, between apple and pear orchards, with gorgeous views of the Cotswolds countryside. Built in the Queen Anne style, it was used by previous generations of the owner’s family as a banqueting hall, before being later converted to residential use.

There is a grand sitting room in the former banqueting hall with high ceilings and dual aspect windows, a fully equipped eat in kitchen and dining room plus a TV snug in the barrel-vaulted former cellar. Upstairs are two double bedrooms (one with a super king size bed and one with a king size bed) with two adjacent bathrooms. Outside, the two lawns have various seating areas (including an al fresco dining area) and a BBQ.

Price to add the Summer House to your booking: £495 per night (minimum stay of 3 nights).

Please note: the maximum capacity for Ebrington Manor, including use of the Summer House, must not exceed 16 guests. The Summer House is only bookable in conjunction with the main house.

Explore the Cotswolds

This is the England of mellow honey-stoned cottages, cricket on the green and village pubs serving real ale and amazing food. It is also the England of Shakespeare, of local festival and traditions, and of breath-taking natural beauty. Head for long walks through rolling countryside, visit pretty Cotswold villages, and discover Shakespeare’s birthplace. Enjoy shooting and fishing, go horse-riding or play a round of golf. And afterwards, eat locally at award winning restaurants, including the Ebrington Arms and the Churchill Arms. Discover England!

What to Expect

We’ve tried to think about everything to make your stay at Ebrington Manor just perfect. In all of our country 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.

Luxury bed linen and fluffy towels
Complimentary bathroom amenities
Wi-Fi internet
Wonderful gardens including the Rose Garden, The Tortoise Garden, and acres of parkland to explore
Table tennis table in the Rose Garden summerhouse
7 a side football pitch (with two goal nets) which doubles up as a croquet lawn or boules area (all equipment provided)
Tennis court
Small spring fed swimming lake very close to the house (the owner swims year round!) with paddle board and rowing boat
Rainbow trout and carp fishing in the lake (rods and tackle provided), plus a trout smoker
Cotswold stone boathouse on the bank of the lake with simple but fully equipped kitchen, high speed broadband Wi-Fi, WC and swimming towels
Boathouse area with large South African inspired boma fire pit (with a variety of cooking grills - wood provided), seating around the fire pit, separate gas BBQ, outdoor tables and chairs and herb garden
Well equipped catering kitchen with Flavel range cooker (7 gas rings), American style fridge/freezer (456 litre capacity), Hoover dishwasher, separate glass washer, Nespresso coffee maker (takes pods), Belling warming oven (plus, an ice maker in the drawing room)

The Cotswolds

The house stands in the middle of a farm, which has traditionally grown fruit, including the most ancient varieties of apples, plums, pears and walnuts. It's close to Chipping Campden and perfect for exploring The Cotswolds.

House FAQs

What are the check in and check out times?

Check in is at 4pm on the day of your arrival at Ebrington Manor, and check out is at 10am.
Are children welcome at Ebrington Manor?

Yes, very much so. However, parents should supervise children at all times, particularly because of the unfenced lake. There are also some stone steps around the garden which can become slippery when wet.
What can I walk to from the property?

There are a huge number of footpaths crossing through the village, which include the continuation of the Cotswold Way from Chipping Campden. There are some spectacular walks, particularly up Ebrington Hill and around Foxcote House. There is also a great circular walk to the pub in Paxford.

You can also explore the local village of Ebrington. Ebrington Church is interesting - having been built in the 13th century, it is one of the oldest churches in the UK.

There is also a farm shop in the village which sells vegetables grown in the village (they quite literally carry boxes from the field to the shop) and has a really good café which serves coffee, breakfast, lunch and home-baked cakes. Simple but delicious food, using local produce wherever possible. A fish van (fresh fish from Grimsby) visits every Tuesday and an ice cream van is parked outside at the weekends in the summer. Also, the butcher is located next to the farm shop, selling local meat, pies, cheese.

Or at the end of a day of exploring, the award-winning pub - The Ebrington Arms - is just a short walk from the Manor.
Can you recommend any restaurants or pubs within a 30 minute drive?
Yes, the following restaurants are recommended:
- Daylesford Organic Farm Shop
- Soho Farmhouse (members only)
- The Old Butchers, Stow on the Wold
- The Bowerhouse, Shipston on Stour
- Blockley Café
- Vegetable Matters Farmshop and Café (walking distance)
And the following pubs are also recommended:
- Ebrington Arms - 400 metres away from the Manor, this is a multiple award winning pub including Telegraph Best Pub for Food In the UK 2021; Times, Number 1 UK Summer Pub. 2 AA rosettes.
- Churchill Arms, Paxford (2 miles away). Another award winning pub
- The King's Head, Bledington
- The Baker's Arms, Chipping Campden
- The Plough, Kingham
- The Wild Rabbit, Kingham
- The Chequers, Churchill
How many guests can seat at the main dining table?

The dining table seats 18 or up to 22 with an extension (by special request only).
Are hen or stag parties welcome?

Sorry, Ebrington Manor is not suitable for stag or hen parties.
Are dogs allowed?

Dogs are considered on a request basis only. Certain breeds may be allowed, with a fee of £75 per dog. Dogs are strictly only allowed in the main hall.
How many parking spaces are there?

10 cars can be parked at the front of the house, or many more to the rear of the property.
What is the nearest train station?

Moreton in Marsh (6 miles from the Manor) is a mainline station with connections to London Paddington.
What is the nearest airport?

Birmingham - 40 miles from the Manor or London Heathrow - 70 miles from the Manor.
Will you hold a damage deposit during our stay?

Yes, we ask to hold a cautionary deposit of £1,500 during your stay at Ebrington Manor. 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).
How do I book?

You can check availability and pricing for Ebrington Manor, and place your booking request online, or by calling our team on 01242 352 747.