Come and stay in my home...
Artists, aristocrats, farmers and flamboyants; become acquainted with the creatives who have curated the unique cottages and eccentric manors found across our exclusive portfolio.
Inkwell Cottage
Discovered by a sweet moment of serendipity when popping out to buy a pint of milk en route to a friend, owner Mouse draws interior design inspiration from peculiar reclaimed furnishings and budding local artists at her honey-stoned, 18th century Cotswold cottage in Burford.
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The Lost Music Hall
Twisting grapevines draping grand Italianate terraces and delicate wisteria climbing its Georgian façade; Jenny and Graeme found a spot of paradise in a hidden South Devon valley.
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Anthology Farm
When the Barnes were forced to leave their ancestral family farm and start again in the Cotswolds, they moved the earth to make the perfect wellness retreat that they now share with guests.
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Florin
A shared father and daughter venture, Florin's mix of family heirlooms, antiques and whimsical stately gardens have created a gothic-meets-grandeur manor house far from ordinary.
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Castle India
Within the ramparts of an 11th century castle, this fantastical Georgian home has been transformed by owners Frieda and Javvy, who have created an immersive, celebratory experience.
Read the story Take me thereOwner Chronicles
In this collection of journal stories, we delve deep into the minds and homes of our owners. Meet the unique people who have designed worlds of pure fantasy between their walls.
A rustic paradise
We speak with owners Mervyn and Niki Franklyn and learn about the creation of Wishbone, their couples´ bolthole in the Malvern Hills.
Island life
We sit down with Julian Wood to discuss his love of island living and his collection of three luxury properties on the Isle of Anglesey.
At home with Sarah
This month, the last of our 20th year in business, we bring our focus back to our roots and talk with Unique Homestays founder Sarah Stanley.
The Bloomsbury-inspired Cotswolds retreat of 1000 stories
An enormous oak felled 50 years ago so big it destroyed machinery, ancestral tales and a bold interior; the owners of Gulliverīs Hall reveal all.
