An East Anglian Vineyard
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Toppesfield, Halstead
This is an extra-special home in the grounds of an award-winning boutique vineyard. It’s been carefully curated to offer everything you might need during your stay, and for you to enjoy your visit in the lap of luxury.
Making History
11 guests
5 bedrooms
King's Lynn, Norfolk
An interesting fact about this former stable block is that in the same year it was completed — 1881 — the architect behind the design, Alfred Waterhouse, also finished work on the National History Museum. Admittedly, this building in the Norfolk village of Crimplesham is slightly less spectacular than the London museum, but there are still double-height ceilings and a large staircase upon entrance for a touch of grandeur.
The Hobart Spring Estate
20 guests
10 bedrooms
Norwich, Norfolk
Dating back as far as the 1470s, when Sir James Hobart (a confidante of Henry VII) built a family estate, this Grade I listed home is one of the most spectacular places we’ve ever seen. Step into history oozing with the finest luxury afforded to the home's guests.
Kooky Cabin
2 guests
1 bedrooms
Layer de la Haye, Colchester
Hidden away next to ancient woodland in rural Essex, this cabin is a British getaway that overflows with quirk and charm. Inside, classically styled furnishings, such as the tufted Chesterfield, oak dining table and the four-poster bed that's come straight out of a fairytale, rub shoulders with the eclectic animal portraits that dot the wall, the antler chandelier and antique-style gramophone — which actually works in case you're in the mood for a boogie.
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