
Redmere Hall
Bishopstrow, Warminster, Wiltshire, UK
When the owners discovered these former stables near Warminster dating back to 1838, a realisation struck: here, in this patchwork quilt of classical Wiltshire countryside, was an accessible space in which people – of all generations – could gather and connect. After a period of thoughtful renovation sparing no effort, they’ve done what they set out to do. A luxury retreat with a pool, a tennis court and a courtyard designed for togetherness, Redmere Hall is a celebration of space, and a space of celebration.
Introduction
Redmere Hall is an ode to the owners’ passion for human connection, designed specifically for multi-generational gatherings. The house stands apart for its enveloping layout, and at its heart: the large, sun-touched courtyard. Here, you can break bread, share stories and relax with drinks. Playful, modern farmhouse interiors exude theatre, light and bright thanks to floor-to-ceiling glass. And through that glass, the inside and out become one. Come summer, open doors and windows invite the breeze to meander through its entirety.
Inside
Everywhere in this spacious house, an intriguing thing to see. Imagined with Anna Burles of creative design house Run For The Hills, the no-detail-overlooked interior speaks to its former identity as a stable block. A custom-made banquette inspired by a stable stall, for example. Statement House of Hackney wallpaper features, and throughout, a gallery of original contemporary works sourced from the artists themselves. Special attention has been paid to the lighting design; in winter, Redmere Hall transforms into a glowing cocoon.
Outside
The house is a private bolthole with a range of outdoor spaces. Watch the wildlife in the woodland, prepare a poolside feast while the children splash around, or challenge family to a tennis tournament of Wimbledon proportions. Elsewhere, you can step from the main living space onto the terrace for some quiet, breathe in the aroma of the cedar hot tub, and wander inside the wisteria-lined walls of the house’s own Secret Garden. A short drive away is the bustle of Frome – a market town noted for its creative scene and independent stores.
The Facts
- SleepsUp to 22 guests
From £6,995 per week, £5,450 per short break - Alternative group optionsUp to 10 or up to 14 guests
- Bedrooms and bathroomsThere are eight bedrooms, one of which has a zip-and-link bed that can be arranged as a double or a twin. Two bedrooms have an en suite, one family suite shares a Jack and Jill bathroom, and in each of the other two family suites there is a family bathroom - both with baths and rainfall showers. There are two additional, separate WCs.
View bedrooms - FeaturesHeated swimming pool (April-September), outdoor kitchen, hot tub, tennis court and cinema room
- PetsTwo well-behaved dogs are welcome
Each pet is charged at £60 per week or part thereof - Arrivals and departuresArrival Time: 4pmDeparture Time: 10am
- FamilyYes, children are very welcome.
- PracticalitiesThere is private parking for up to ten cars. The kitchen is well equipped, featuring three ovens, an induction hob, two dishwashers, fridge, freezer with ice machine, microwave, and a range of modern appliances. A well-appointed utility room includes a fridge, washing machine, tumble dryer, hand-held hoover, iron, ironing board, dustpan, brush, mop and bucket.
- Homestay includesA luxury welcome hamper including homemade cake, a bottle of wine, local bacon and sausages, local jam and honey, Wi-Fi internet, Smart TV, Bang & Olufsen speaker system, piano, board games, playing cards and firewood to get you started.
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Prices & Availability
Warminster
On the edge of the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Warminster is a lively market town where restaurants focusing on seasonal, local produce meet art studios, independent stores and Grade II-listed theatres.

Getting there
- On the Map Bishopstrow is on the south-eastern outskirts of Warminster, in rural west Wiltshire.
- By Car From London, the journey time is approximately two hours and 45 minutes, or one hour from Bristol.
- By Train A mainline service can be found at Warminster (less than a 10-minute drive from Redmere Hall) with regular trains to and from London.
- By Air Bristol Airport is approximately a 45-minute drive from Redmere Hall.
From the owner
“A lot of thought and heart has gone into the design of Redmere Hall. We have always loved hosting gatherings; in today’s busy world, we believe these need to be intentional and regular.”

We adore our nieces and nephews, and really wanted this space to be magical for family groups. Redmere Hall is a place where children can have a lovely time (and be safe), but also where parents can enjoy themselves, have proper conversations and be able to relax. The cinema room is great for popcorn and children's films while adults enjoy a cheeseboard and wine by the fire next door, followed by late-night singalongs around the piano.
We have a small dog, Chutney, who loves to gallop around the gardens and lie in the sun spots. We’ve loved thinking about the dog owner’s experience. We’ve also designed Redmere Hall to be wheelchair accessible, as much as possible, to enable multi-generational groups to gather. The house is about forging human connection in a world that seems intent on driving us apart. It feels at its best when it's full of people: one person making a huge breakfast with locally sourced sausages and eggs, and another at the coffee station, everyone gathering in the kitchen. There's plenty to do in the local area, but honestly, it's hard to leave.
Anna and Sam
Owner recommendations
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To Do
Longleat Forest
Part of the Cranbourne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, areas of Longleat forest are designated Sites of Special Scientific Interest thanks to the unique lichens - perfect for golden hour walks with the dog.

To Shop
Frome
A 25-minute drive from Redmere Hall is the medieval town of Frome with its cobbled streets and thriving creative scene. Browse the flea market and explore independent stores offering baked goods, homewares, books, floristry and more.

To See
Stonehenge
Visit this historic site and marvel at the mysteries of the Stone Circle. If you happen to be visiting Redmere Hall during winter or summer solstice, join tens of thousands of people and watch as the sun rises behind the monument.

To Do
The Arc, Chippenham
Just a 45-minute drive away, The Arc is a local hub for rope climbing, bouldering and skating. Along with a dog-friendly cafe and a children´s play park, adrenaline seekers of all ages will find plenty to keep themselves occupied.
Frequently Asked Questions
Whether you're curious about pet policies, the nearest walkable pubs, or wild swimming spots, we have the answers to common property-specific queries here. For everything else, visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.
Press
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