Tudor Cottage near Dorchester offers a glimpse into the character and atmosphere of historic Dorset. Nestled within the quiet countryside, the cottage reflects the enduring charm of England’s Tudor heritage, with traditional architecture, rustic surroundings, and close ties to some of the region’s most important historical sites.
Discover Wisson Hill in Warwickshire. This sixteenth century farmhouse has been lovingly refurbished over the last 20 years, whilst a family home. Wisson Hill is available for holiday rental for the first time, in 2026.
Discover Old Church Farm in Gloucestershire. Operated as short-stay heritage accommodation, this building has a fascinating history, and is the perfect base to explore the Tudor Cotswolds.
Discover Lychgate Cottages on Priory Row in Coventry. Operated as short-stay heritage accommodation, they are among the city’s oldest surviving domestic buildings and a rare remnant of medieval St Mary’s Priory.
Discover Glemham Hall in Suffolk, an Elizabethan country house with a history stecthing back for centuries. Now let as historic holiday accommodation, Glemham is a great base for exploring nearby Tudor history.
Discover Wolveton Gatehouse in Dorset. Once a grand entrance to the now-lost Wolveton House, this stunning structure is available to let as historic holiday accommodation.
Discover Warden Abbey in Old Warden, Bedfordshire. This remarkable property is the only surviving fragment of a once-grand Cistercian monastery, originally founded in 1135. Today, it provides a rare opportunity to stay in a piece of living history – combining the charm of medieval architecture with modern comforts.
Discover Oxnead Hall, home to the Paston family from the 1400s to the 1700s. Famous for the Paston Letters, one of the most significant collections of personal correspondence from medieval times, over 1000 letters from that period were found at Oxnead in 1735.
Tiverton Castle was an important seat of power in Devon, often associated with the Earls of Devon (the Courtenay family), who lived in the castle from 1293-1556. Today it offers a range of self-catering accommodation for groups of 2-6 guests.
Hedingham Castle,in Essex, stands as a stunning and well-preserved example of Norman architecture. Now privately owned by descendants of the de Vere family, there is exclusive accommodation for overnight stays.
