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Botanical prints and rustic antique furniture give these small rooms a country-cottage feel. They sit beside the walled kitchen garden, where herbs, fruit and vegetables still supply the estate's restaurants. The rooms look out towards the gardens, and artwork reflects the plants grown around them.

Bathrooms have heated floors and Bamford products. Borage and Tarragon have walk-in showers; Bay also has a bath. Woodruff is a different layout, with a terrace and both a bath and shower in its bathroom. The refreshment bar is complimentary. Guests can also use the shared Snug in the Garden House, along with the main house facilities.

Period furnishings and links to past writers give each bedroom its own character. The rooms are in cottages among the woods, on the site of the former estate workers' homes. Garden or courtyard views carry that setting through to the windows.

Your room comes with a private self-drive buggy, and you can park your car at the cottage. The main house is about five minutes away by buggy. Inside, a Nespresso machine and complimentary minibar are provided. Bathrooms have heated floors and Bamford products, with either a walk-in shower or a freestanding bath. The bathing layout depends on the individual room.

Warm colors and art inspired by the English countryside shape these Garden House rooms. Most face south, with views of the woods beyond the windows. Their names include Chamomile, Hyssop, Lovage, Rosemary and Sage. Verbena sits in a separate cottage within the walled garden.

All have walk-in showers, and some rooms also have a bath. Bathroom floors are heated, with Bamford products, robes and slippers provided. The refreshment bar is complimentary. Lovage has its own balcony, while Verbena welcomes dogs. The shared Snug in the Garden House offers another place to sit, just beside the kitchen garden and its beds of herbs.

Known as Thyme, this room opens onto a private terrace beside the walled kitchen garden. The view takes in old woodland and gardens. Inside, botanical prints sit alongside country-style furniture, and a roll-top bath is a focal point of the bathroom. There is also a walk-in shower.

Dogs are welcome here, with direct access to the room's own outdoor space. The bathroom floor is heated, and Bamford products, robes and slippers are supplied. A complimentary refreshment bar is provided. Guests can use the shared Snug in the Garden House, as well as the facilities in the main house and Coach House Spa.

Antique furniture sits against modern interiors in these woodland cottages, with each room taking its cue from a figure in literary history. The decor varies between bedrooms, and views face a garden or courtyard. A sitting area gives you space to settle in away from the bed.

The bathroom has a walk-in shower or freestanding bath, along with a heated floor and Bamford products. Coffee is available from the Nespresso machine, and the minibar is complimentary. A self-drive buggy is provided for journeys around the estate, with the main house around five minutes away. You can park your car at the cottage.

A bedroom and living area give this suite a more spread-out layout within the Village cottages. Modern furnishings meet antique pieces, and each interior refers to a writer from the Golden Age of Literature. The windows look towards a garden or courtyard in this wooded part of the estate.

Your room comes with a self-drive buggy, while parking is provided at the cottage. Inside, the bathroom has underfloor heating, Bamford products and either a walk-in shower or freestanding bath. The minibar is complimentary and there is a Nespresso machine. The cottages stand on the site of the estate's former Victorian workers' homes.

These rooms occupy the first and second floors of the main house. Period details sit alongside modern pieces, with art and mementos linked to Lord Beaverbrook's past guests. The H. G. Wells room has floor-to-ceiling windows that draw in light. Dame Rebecca West has a four-poster bed and a roll-top bath.

Layouts vary between rooms, with garden or countryside views forming part of the setting. Each has a complimentary minibar, Nespresso machine and air conditioning. Bathroom floors are heated, and Bamford products, robes and slippers are supplied. Downstairs, the main house's library and morning room provide shared places to sit and read.

The sitting area shares a generous open-plan layout, with an ensuite bathroom off the bedroom. The decor takes its cue from past writers and artists. Modern pieces sit alongside antique furniture, while the windows face a garden or courtyard in the wooded Village.

There is a Nespresso machine and a complimentary minibar. The bathroom has a heated floor and Bamford products, with a walk-in shower or freestanding bath. Each suite can adjoin another room, subject to availability. Cottage parking and a private self-drive buggy are included with your stay. The main house is around five minutes away by buggy, through the estate's grounds.

Textured fabrics and patterned furnishings give these Coach House rooms a softer, country-house style. The open-plan layout has a sitting area, while a Juliet balcony frames views of the hills. The spa is close by, just beside this part of the estate.

Each bathroom has both a bath and a separate walk-in shower. The floor is heated, and Bamford products, robes and slippers are supplied. Dogs are welcome here. Selected rooms can connect for guests staying together, subject to availability. A Nespresso machine and a complimentary minibar with Sipsmith Sloe Gin are provided, ready for a quiet drink in the sitting area.

Old and new furnishings sit alongside original features in these main-house rooms. Each takes the name of a past guest of Lord Beaverbrook. Layouts vary, with views of the gardens and large bathrooms among the shared features.

The Duchess of Windsor room has a roll-top bath and walk-in shower. Churchill's room keeps his original bathroom and a secret passageway, while Kipling's has a large interior. All rooms have heated bathroom floors and Bamford products, with robes and slippers supplied after a bath. There is also air conditioning. A Nespresso machine and complimentary minibar with Sipsmith Sloe Gin are provided for drinks in the room.

Signed photographs by Snowdon show the Whitbread Shire Horses out in the English countryside, adding a playful note to the decor. The bedroom leads to a separate living area, where a sofa bed can be used for children. Outside, a private patio looks across the surrounding landscape.

These suites are in the Coach House near the spa and welcome dogs. Bathroom floors are heated, with Bamford products, robes and slippers supplied. A Nespresso machine sits alongside a complimentary minibar with Sipsmith Sloe Gin. A cot can be added, and the sofa bed accommodates two children up to the age of twelve.

A private patio opens from these ground-floor suites in the wooded Village. Modern interiors and antique touches reflect the literary figure after whom each suite is named, with a generous living area beside the sleeping space. Dogs are welcome here, and a cot can be added for a baby.

The bathroom has a walk-in shower or freestanding bath, with underfloor heating and Bamford products. A complimentary minibar and Nespresso machine are also provided. Your own self-drive buggy is parked at the cottage, along with space for your car. The main house is around five minutes away, through the estate's grounds.

Up in the eaves of the main house, these rooms look across the estate towards the Surrey Hills. Each has its own balcony, and the sloping rooflines give the bedrooms a distinct shape. Traditional furnishings sit alongside a spacious bathroom with a roll-top bath and double walk-in shower.

The two rooms are named after Somerset Maugham and W. B. Yeats, both guests of Lord Beaverbrook. A complimentary minibar and Nespresso machine are provided, together with a Bluetooth radio. The bathroom has a heated floor and Bamford products, with robes and slippers ready after a bath. Air conditioning is also fitted in these top-floor rooms.

Two different personalities shape this category in the main house. Lady Diana Cooper has a four-poster bed, two bay windows and an in-room roll-top bath facing the estate. The Ian Fleming room draws on the life and work of the man who created James Bond. A black-and-white photo by Terry O'Neill shows Roger Moore in the role.

The Fleming layout has both a bath and walk-in shower. Each suite has period features and a sitting area, with heated bathroom floors and Bamford products. A complimentary minibar, Nespresso machine and air conditioning are provided. Views reach across the grounds towards the Surrey Hills.

These first-floor suites bring the family together in one bedroom, with an open-plan living area alongside it. The children's bunk beds tuck away when not in use. A cot can be added for a baby. Antique touches and modern furnishings reflect the writers and artists who inspired each interior.

The suites can connect to one another, subject to availability. Your room comes with a private buggy for trips around the estate, and parking is provided at the cottage. Bathrooms have a heated floor and Bamford products, with a walk-in shower or freestanding bath. The minibar is complimentary, and a Nespresso machine is included.

Three bay windows frame the estate grounds, with the Surrey Hills beyond the lawns. A sitting area shares the bedroom's open layout. Original features and classic English decor give the room its country-house feel. Joe and Rose Kennedy often stayed here when they visited Lord Beaverbrook.

The bathroom has two basins and a heated floor, with Bamford products, robes and slippers provided. A Nespresso machine is close at hand, along with a complimentary minibar that includes Sipsmith Sloe Gin. The suite is in the main house. Here, the shared library and morning room still have the feel of a private home.

Soft pink and blue tones surround a four-poster bed, with a sitting area in the same open-plan room. The private balcony faces the Italian fountains and grounds. The suite takes its name from Elizabeth Taylor, but its roll-top bath has a different story. It once belonged to the ballet star Rudolph Nureyev.

There is a walk-in shower as well as the bath, and a heated floor warms the bathroom. Bamford products, robes and slippers are provided. You also have a Nespresso machine and a complimentary minibar with Sipsmith Sloe Gin. Air conditioning adds a modern touch to the main house's period setting.

Two private terraces face different parts of the estate, taking in the Surrey Downs and Italian gardens. A four-poster bed and sitting area fill this first-floor suite. It was once home to Lord Beaverbrook's widow, Marcia, who collected art and owned racehorses.

The roll-top bath looks out over the grounds, and the bathroom also has a walk-in shower. Its heated floor, Bamford products, robes and slippers bring warmth and comfort after a bath. A Nespresso machine and a complimentary minibar with Sipsmith Sloe Gin are provided. Outside, each terrace offers its own place to sit and enjoy a different view of the gardens.