8 bed house

Bowlish House, a Grade II* listed Palladian property, dates from 1732 and offers an exceptional combination of architectural significance, hospitality use, and future potential. The substantial eight-bedroom hotel has a beautifully balanced façade, with a classical Palladian frontage, traditional sash windows, and stone detailing. The main house provides eight individually styled guest bedrooms, along with an impressive range of communal accommodation, including generously proportioned lounges, dining rooms, and a ballroom.

The property features decorative panelling, a traditional staircase, fireplaces, high ceilings, and individual room layouts, giving it a unique character that would be difficult to reproduce in a modern hotel building. The hotel accommodation includes eight bedrooms, varying in size and design, making them suitable for leisure stays, wedding guests, and exclusive-use bookings. The property also features an orangery, providing a light-filled connection between the house and gardens, and a collection of hotel furniture, fixtures, fittings, and operational contents.