True Luxury is Timeless

Every corner of the estate has been renewed for a new era — new dining, a reimagined spa, a new golf clubhouse, and rooms and gardens lovingly restored room by room — while the course itself remains unchanged in spirit since 1908. Here’s what’s here now.

Past the gates, the world simply gets quieter — the particular quiet of an English estate three centuries in the making: mist on the lake at dawn, the bells of St Giles’ drifting in across the parkland, the same churchyard that gave Thomas Gray — one of the most celebrated English poets of the 18th century — his Elegy. Just 35 minutes from London. Nothing here is in a hurry, and neither, after a while, are you.