Built in 1820s and set in 500 acres of pastures and parkland,
the estate is a working farm and country residence that has been in
the family since 1937. Set in a secluded and peaceful position,
this much-loved family home has been decorated to a high
standard.Typically Georgian, the house has large rooms,
fireplaces and a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Price based on 7 night stay. Property also available per night.
Built in 1820s and set in 500 acres of pastures and parkland,
the estate is a working farm and country residence that has been in
the family since 1937. Set in a secluded and peaceful position,
this much-loved family home has been decorated to a high
standard.Typically Georgian, the house has large rooms,
fireplaces and a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Norton Hall can sleep a maximum of 18 in 9 double bedrooms. All with luxurious, comfortable beds and amazing views.
There are 4 ensuite bathrooms, and an additional 2 bathrooms between the remaining 5 bedrooms.
A large drawing room with a grand piano, a smaller sitting room for a quiet chat or an afternoon with a book, a TV room and snooker room with a full size table.
The garden door leads out onto a large stone flagged terrace and a huge flat lawn, with wonderful unspoilt views over Meon Hill. In the 12 acres of private garden immediately surrounding the house, there is a large a heated swimming pool and a hard tennis court.
Downstairs, leading off a large open hallway, there is a modern family kitchen for 12 and an additional catering kitchen; larger groups can use the more formal dining room. Staff are available on request
Annabel loves the combination of Norton Hall's classical dimensions with a modern twist and its sublime setting.
Daylesford is probably the most famous farm shop in Britain. A retail heaven of organic gorgeousness on the edge of the Cotswolds, it has grown over the past 10 years into something between a mall and a Japanese temple, selling not just food and produce, but clothing, gardening equipment, homeware, yoga classes and spa treatments.
The Cotswold Way offers just over 100 miles of magical walking, with long distance views from the Cotswold escarpment, and journeys through picturesque villages and past famous ancient sites.
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