An 18th-century manor house in secluded grounds: luxury and style

This glorious listed Grade II Georgian manor house offers hospitality in a grand yet accessible style, with private, walled grounds set in the heart of the charming village of Breedon on the Hill near Derby. The rooms have been lovingly restored by the current owners, offering comfort and considerable style. There are five guest bedrooms, all en-suite with either a shower, bath or both, and each individually furnished and decorated.  Two bedrooms are huge, one large, and two compact  –  but all are comfortable with a good spread of prices to suit most pockets.

There’s lots of space. A large drawing room is available with an open fire for winter evenings, and an adjoining dining room if dinner is requested. The grounds are beautifully kept, with a croquet lawn and, as it’s in the centre of the village, it’s an easy walk to its two pubs and shop-cum-Post Office.  Well-behaved dogs are welcome but must be vaccinated and non-aggressive. Breedon Hall is actually in the National Forest too, and electric*/manual bicycles are available for those who wish to explore further.

* a fee is charged for the e-bikes.

Breedon Hall suggests

Breedon Hall also offers self-catering accommodation in three beautifully-renovated mews cottages. Meynell Mews is a terrace of two-bedroom properties, rich with sumptuous furnishings and period features but also the latest amenities and comforts. Kitchens are well-equipped, all bedrooms are en-suite and there’s wifi throughout. Each sleeps four in comfort (five if you add a trundle bed) and would be a comfortable and elegant base from which to explore the area. To find out more click here.