Set within 440 acres of historic parkland on the Grade II-listed Heythrop Park Estate, Ochre Park is a design-forward Cotswolds escape that brings together architectural heritage and carefully curated interiors. Sleeping eight guests across four bedrooms, this standalone house offers space, privacy and a strong sense of place, all within easy reach of the region’s most sought-after spots.

Inside, the atmosphere is calm yet characterful. Designer Sophie Stevenson’s retro-inflected aesthetic introduces sculptural lighting, soft textures and bold geometric accents, while linen-dressed bedrooms and generous bathrooms create a restful retreat after long countryside walks. The kitchen is fully equipped for serious cooks, and the dining room seats eight comfortably for celebratory suppers or long, lazy breakfasts.

Outdoors, Ochre Park comes into its own. A rooftop terrace with loungers looks across the estate, while the garden invites sociable evenings around the firepit, pizza oven and outdoor kitchen. A wood-fired hot tub and sauna hut add an indulgent touch, perfect after exploring meadow paths or strolling to the local pub.

With Soho Farmhouse, Daylesford and Blenheim Palace nearby, Ochre Park is a polished yet relaxed base for gathering, celebrating and switching off in the Oxfordshire countryside.

• The house is set within open estate grounds and features a rooftop terrace and hot tub — young children will need supervision outdoors.
• The nearest shops are a short drive away (around 10 minutes), though a pub is within walking distance (15–20 minutes).
• The grounds are unfenced, and local wildlife such as deer and fowl are frequently seen nearby.
• Access is via a gravel driveway in a rural setting.