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These rooms occupy the restored stables around The Barn, away from the main house. Windows face the neighboring stable courtyard, with timber floors and a leather headboard inside. A vanity desk shares the bedroom, where horse-themed details refer to the building’s past.

Martin Hulbert’s 2026 design takes its colors from the estate’s flowers and the seasons. Hand-drawn prints appear on linen wall cloth, and art reflects the local landscape.

The rooms form part of the restored stables around The Barn, where some of the old features remain. Wood floors and a leather vanity desk furnish the interior, with windows facing the courtyard and stable buildings.

Marble lines the bathroom, and warmth comes from heating beneath its floor. In Martin Hulbert’s 2026 design, spring flower and autumn leaf colors shape the interior. Natural textures join art based on the local landscape.

Soft yellows and golden autumn tones run through the room, with natural fabrics and leather accents. The 2026 design by Martin Hulbert draws on the estate’s flowers and fields, shown in the hand-drawn prints on linen wall cloth.

Once home to polo ponies and their grooms, the stables retain their old layout around a quiet courtyard. This is the room’s outlook from its outdoor space. The bathroom has underfloor heating and Wildsmith bath products.

High ceilings rise over the room’s chaise longue and coffee table in the main house. Some rooms have linen walls, while others use iron headboards shaped like tree branches. Tall Georgian windows frame views of the woods or polo fields; some also have mirrored shutters.

The bathroom is clad in marble and has a heated floor. Shower and bathtub layouts vary between rooms.

Original Georgian windows and high ceilings bring the main house architecture into the room. Neutral tones are layered with wool, silk and cashmere textures, with chaise longues and coffee tables among the furnishings. Some layouts have mirrored shutters or linen-draped bed frames.

The marble bathroom has underfloor heating and a separate rain shower. Some rooms also have a copper roll-top tub. Beyond the windows, the outlook is over the estate’s woodland or polo fields.

French doors on the ground floor open toward the stable enclave, where a garden table and two chairs sit outside. In the two-level layouts, an open living room is below the bedroom. Leather furnishings and a writing area retain an equestrian influence.

The bathroom has heated flooring and Wildsmith bath products. Each suite has its own entrance.

Elegant sash windows and high ceilings frame an open suite in the main house. A sofa sits within the living area, with woodland or polo fields beyond the windows. The bedroom’s traditional English details continue through the marble bathroom.

A freestanding copper roll-top tub is paired with a rain shower and double sinks, with heating beneath the floor. The suite also has a walk-in wardrobe.

The main house setting pairs a bedroom with a reception area and a spacious living room. Large windows frame the estate, with woodland or polo fields beyond. Each suite has its own character, expressed through rich textures, soft lighting and traditional English details.

In the marble bathroom, a freestanding copper roll-top tub stands apart from the shower. Heated flooring and double sinks add to the bathing space. A walk-in wardrobe sits beside the bedroom.

A vaulted ceiling and statement chandelier rise above the living room in this restored stable suite. Its bedroom sits apart from the living space, where sofas and armchairs surround a dining table. The entrance hallway also leads to a guest bathroom.

Two copper roll-top tubs make an unusual pairing in the marble bathroom, with a mirrored surround adding to the finish. Floor-to-ceiling windows open the interior toward the stables and estate. An oak staircase links the living and sleeping levels.

Wood and leather accents run through the cottage interior, which sits in the enclave near The Barn. The open living space combines a sitting area and dining table, with the bedroom on the upper level. Windows face the cottages and surrounding estate.

The marble bathroom includes a copper roll-top tub and a large shower head, with heating beneath the floor. A guest WC is separate.

A light-filled conservatory gives the cottage a distinct setting. The main room brings the bedroom and sitting area together in an open layout, with wood and leather touches that recall the estate’s equestrian history. A snug adds another sitting space.

The bathroom is finished in marble, with a deep copper roll-top tub and Wildsmith bath products. Outside, the outlook takes in polo fields, lakes and woodland.

The cottage’s two-level layout has a living room and dining area below its two bedrooms. Leather armchairs and a glass coffee table furnish the sitting space, while country views take in the polo fields or nearby cottage enclave. The accommodation has its own entrance.

The main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with a copper roll-top tub. A shower room serves the twin bedroom, and a guest WC is on the ground floor. Botanical wallpaper gives the smaller bedroom its own character, with a private garden outside.

The bedroom opens to a spacious sitting room, with a dining table and bar in the suite’s layout. Shutters frame views across the meadow or polo fields, and the main house interiors carry a traditional country character. A dressing room or walk-in wardrobe provides a separate space beside the bedroom.

A copper roll-top tub sits near the bathroom window, with a rain shower and double sinks also included. White marble and heated flooring finish the bathing area.

The restored gatehouse has a Tudor exterior and the layout of a private country home. A living room and kitchen-dining room occupy the ground floor, with a butler’s pantry and guest WC alongside. French doors lead from the dining space to a deck overlooking the garden.

The bedrooms are upstairs, with an adjacent family bathroom serving the Snug. The master bathroom pairs a copper roll-top tub with a double vanity and walk-in shower. A barbecue and firepit are in the garden, with an electric car charging point by the private drive.

Oak floors, woven fabrics and antique English furniture give the cottage its country house character. Martin Hulbert restored the Grade II-listed house in 2025, retaining the heritage of a home built in 1775. A study and several living rooms are part of the layout, along with The Nook wine room.

Wines and spirits for The Nook are selected by the hotel’s sommelier. Each bedroom has a bathroom with a copper roll-top tub and walk-in shower. Miele appliances equip the farmhouse kitchen, and the pantry can be stocked before arrival. Garden seats and a dining area face the lake, while a chef and butler can be arranged by appointment.