Ebrington Manor

There are far-reaching views in almost every direction at Ebrington Manor. Set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the house sits among 20 acres of private grounds and gardens, where the sunsets, framed by uninterrupted Cotswold hills to the west, are often breathtaking.

The manor has remained in the same family since 1476, and its character reflects that long and storied past. Yet despite the age, recent renovations have ensured that every part of the house feels warm, welcoming, and exceptionally comfortable.

The gardens wrap closely around the house, blooming from spring through to autumn, while beyond them, the park is edged with apple, plum, and pear orchards. Every part of the grounds feels connected to the landscape, but the setting remains utterly private.

Although the venue itself is not licensed for weddings, there is private access from the grounds to the neighbouring church, allowing a short and peaceful walk for your ceremony without leaving the estate.

The grounds offer multiple locations for a marquee, each with its own character. Options range from a classic marquee on the parkland to a tipi by the lake lit with flowers and festoon lights. Garden drinks at sunset feel particularly special here, with the westerly view providing long, even light well into the evening.

The South African-style fire pit by the lake provides a relaxed setting for a BBQ wind-down after the main celebration, with guests welcome to swim, paddle board, fish, or row.

Inside, the house enhances the experience with a formal dining room that seats 16 for a pre-wedding supper, as well as comfortable rooms with open fires for more intimate moments.

The house sleeps guests across eight light-filled, en-suite bedrooms. Every room is spacious, and the house has been carefully restored to strike a balance between historical detail and modern comfort.

The village of Ebrington is just a short stroll away and offers an award-winning pub, a farm shop, a butcher, and several B&Bs. It’s a picturesque, walkable setting that complements the manor’s private feel. Just three miles away lies Chipping Campden, a classic Cotswold town with charm in every direction.

Ebrington Manor is roughly two hours from central London by car. For train travellers, Moreton-in-Marsh is just over ten minutes away and sits on the direct main line to London Paddington. Birmingham Airport is a 45-minute drive, while Heathrow can be reached in around 90 minutes.