Belvedere

Taking centre-stage of Euridge Manor is the utterly delightful Orangery, which when combined with the Cloisters' rooms, creates Belvedere. Filled with sunlight from the multiple windows and French doors, which lead to an immaculate parterre terrace, the impressive Orangery features time-worn stone floors, warm terracotta walls and a vaulted glass ceiling. Glistening chandeliers cast a gentle glow across an expansive dining table, which can seat twelve guests with ease and speaks of vibrant and vivacious meals that linger long after the sun has set. The compact but well-equipped kitchen has everything practical needed and is ideally located should you prefer to allow a private chef to create culinary delights for you. Two opulent four-poster bedrooms, with expansive ensuite bathrooms, add to the sense that you are staying somewhere rather special. From the Orangery a hidden staircase and walkway leads to the Cloisters' rooms, different but equally charming. A cosy living space with an open fireplace and kitchen creates a private space, where you can retreat and relax, whilst two further bedrooms offer serene places to sleep. The master suite boasts a divine standalone bath for long, bubble-filled soaks. Staying at Belvedere gives access to an enchanting garden utopia filled with meadows, lawns, delicate rose gardens, a tennis court, and glassy green pools, all yours to enjoy. Wrapping around the Orangery a glorious terrace with parterres, water features and views across the estate, while a stone staircase leads to the lawn below. After a day discovering the charms of Euridge and the surrounding Cotswolds the ultimate in relaxation awaits, a private wood-fired sauna, where you can allow the gentle scent of pine and eucalyptus to lull you into a state of total bliss. Guests are also welcome to book The Christie’s Cabin, a secret hideaway for two on the estate if they need a little extra space.

Ground Floor

The Orangery:
Dramatic and elegant and designed to create a statement, the exceptional orangery fuses flagstone floors with warm terracotta walls, a vaulted glass ceiling, the gentle sparkle of crystal chandeliers, marble busts and tropical palms. A fantastical stone water feature creates an impressive backdrop to a magnificent dining table, whilst a swathe of double doors parade along one wall, opening to a private garden terrace with sublime views. At the far end, plump sofas invite you to curl up for a while, like a cat in the sunshine and relax as the sunlight pours in through the windows, beneath huge palms that waft gently in the breeze. The wall-mounted Smart TV is a modern-day necessity, but this is a space for gentle conversation and elegant meals by the flicker of candlelight, with soft jazz playing in the background.

Palm Room:
Bedtime is dreamlike in this elegant room. Taking centre stage, an impressive four-poster, super-king bed, the canopy lined in ruby red velvet. Vast windows swathed in drapes frame a rural view, with a windowsill just wide enough to perch on. Dramatic artwork adorns the walls, and the high ceiling provides the perfect canvas for a sparkling chandelier.

Ensuite:
The dreamy bathroom beckons for bubble-filled, scented soaks in the clawfoot bathtub, whilst the walk-in shower with a rainfall shower head is for morning revivals.

Rose Room:
Beautiful antiques, highly polished wood and a king-size four-poster bed make this a very special and opulent sleeping experience. The dramatic, high ceilings speak of the sophistication of a bygone era but now with every creature comfort.

Ensuite:
Let the cares of the day drift away in the standalone, clawfoot bathtub, where surrounded by scented water and the peace and tranquillity of the countryside, life seems an altogether less stressful place.

Kitchen:
Compact and efficiently equipped with everything you might need including a full oven, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave, washer-dryer, and a Nespresso machine to help you ease into the day.

The Cloisters:
When the weather is unkind there is a secret walkway from the Orangery to the Cloisters, which is charming in its simplicity and forms the second half of Belvedere. During dry and sunny days, simply take a stroll through the magnificent gardens.

Kitchen-Living Room:
This cosy space is warmed by an open fire, sink into the cushion-filled sofa that is placed before it and settle in for the night. In the corner, a beautiful antique table offers a delightful nook for leisurely suppers by candlelight. A bookshelf packed with varied and diverse tomes and wonderful recipe books makes for interesting reading. The kitchen area features all the practical appliances needed should you wish to whip up something to eat in the privacy of your own space.

First Floor

Cloister Room:
Drift off to sleep in the huge king-size bed, which sits within this spacious ensuite bedroom. It’s a calming and restful space, conducive to a good night’s sleep leaving you refreshed and ready to explore.

Ensuite:
With generous space to play in, this large ensuite features a bath and a separate walk-in shower, with a rainfall shower head. Windows look into the bedroom but there is a door.

Euridge Suite:
Encompassing the rest of the first floor this huge space includes a super-comfy king-size bed, a vintage leather sofa and armchairs and a divine, double-ended bathtub which sits beneath a window. There’s also a chaise lounge daybed, more suited to little guests. Wooden steps lead to a charming roof terrace with views across the gardens.

Ensuite:
Open-plan to the room this romantic ensuite boasts a double-ended bathtub, where you can soak the cares of the day away.

Outside

With acres of grounds to discover guests will feel as though they have their own enchanted gardens to run wild in. Formal borders and beds line meandering pathways, carved topiary sits amongst garden sculptures and cool, serene pools lead to the romantic thatched boat house, where a cute rowing boat lies in wait. An all-weather tennis court lies behind a high hedge, a viewing terrace above… champagne and strawberries anyone? Immediately beyond the French doors lining the Orangery is a delightful terrace studded with water features, pathways, clipped hedges, planted beds and far-reaching views over the estate and valley beyond and hidden away on the path from the entrance, an intriguing wood-clad pod houses the private wood-fired sauna.