Within 100 acres of rolling farmland, there’s plenty of opportunity to get back to nature with on-site activities including clay-pigeon shooting, archery and fishing. Or if you’re feeling adventurous, try quad-trekking through 7 kilometers of the Warwickshire countryside.
Recover with a BBQ under the lights of the pagoda or out on the terrace table beneath the soaring skies and the billions of stars. Then relax in the six-seater hot tub.
Get together with your nearest and dearest and catch a movie or the match on the projector screen. Or escape to some nice nooks and crannies – a snug here, a window seat there – to borrow a book and stare wistfully from the windows at the large mature gardens.
The games room is a fount of fun for families. Pot pool balls. Step up to the oche for a darts-fest. Or just perch yourself on a bar stool with a whisky or prosecco and get the wall TV going. Play some chess. Break out the board games.
You’ve got TVs at every turn, wifi on tap, beautiful views, and a log burner to light and spark the chatter. Ask Alexa about the weather or selecting your favourite track to play on the sound bar (or anything else), spread out, relax, rejuvenate after your quad bike experience, do your own thing.
Plenty of eating options here. If you like the DIY approach, you’ll go gaga for our electric 4 Oven Aga. Not to mention the electric ovens and 2 hobs. If you prefer skies to ceilings, you’ll find the dual fuel barbecue outside under the pergola for that arresting open-air cooking aroma. Make a night of it and finish off in the hot tub.
Eat around the 20-seat dining table with the bi-fold doors open to the patio and the beautiful garden. Or get out there and gather around the terrace table. Butter your bread, uncork the wine, raise a toast in the sunshine. Wrap up your meal with pods all round from the Nespresso and a dip in the hot tub.
How about an award-winning Indian restaurant on-site? Yes, it’s just a 300-yard walk to find Bangladesh-origin dishes and high-quality fresh Indian fare at The Pavillion, winner of the Bangladeshi Restaurant of the Year. Call them to book a table, or if you prefer they will bring the food to you.
Bedrooms are so much more than a place to sleep these days. They’re a sanctuary from a world getting crazier by the day (and night). At Lea Marston Farmhouse, they come with traditional features, plus modern conveniences such as plush en-suites, freestanding baths and indulgent wet rooms.
On the ground floor, the Purdey Suite is a double sleeping two with en-suite wet room (suitable for disabled access) and the Webley suite is a king sleeping two with en-suite shower and freestanding bath.
The first floor offers four bedrooms. The Remington suite is a king sleeping two with en-suite wet room, and the Browning Suite is a double sleeping two with en-suite shower. The Winchester Suite is a king sleeping two and connects to the Benelli Suite which has two single beds for family-friendly flexibility. The Winchester and Benelli Suites share an en-suite bathroom with shower and bath.
Moving to the second floor, the Beretta Suite offers a kingsize bed with an en-suite wet room and the Miroku Suite is a king and double room sleeping four guests with an en-suite wet room. All bedrooms will take a cot and offer the luxury of TV’s, hairdryers and towels.
