Mulberry House is a hidden Elizabethan gem, built during the Shakespearean era. This stunning property offers a peaceful retreat set amidst 5 acres of beautiful, landscaped gardens, complete with tranquil ponds, abundant wildlife and plenty of space to explore. With breathtaking views across the surrounding countryside, it’s a wonderfully atmospheric setting for a special escape.
Inside, you'll find a spacious interior that spans 3 floors. The property features 4 reception rooms, a dining room, a fully equipped kitchen, 8 bedrooms, and 9 bathrooms. The interior displays period features such as carved oak panelling, ornate stucco ceilings and large open fireplaces, all of which add to the character of this remarkable home.
With two exceptionally large reception rooms of over 60 square metres, there is ample space to host your special celebration or corporate retreat. The dining room seats 16 guests comfortably, and the big kitchen is equipped with SMEG double ovens and double fridges. You'll love the different spacious living spaces such as the Winter Parlour, Great Chamber, and Great Hall that provide plenty of room to spread out and relax.
Outside, the gardens create a true countryside playground, with a croquet lawn, summer house, outdoor dining terraces and a barbecue for long, leisurely lunches. As evening falls, sink into the hot tub or gather around the fire pit under the stars. There is also ample private parking, making it an easy choice for larger groups arriving from different locations.
Retire for the night in one of the 8 beautifully designed bedrooms, each furnished with the finest Egyptian cotton bedding for a restful sleep. The 6 bathrooms are supplied with natural spring water, providing a heavenly and divine experience. The interiors display a classic, luxury style interior with a nod to the period the house was built. Immerse yourself in the luxurious facilities and rich history of this spectacular home.
Experience the grandeur of Mulberry House, a luxury property boasting impressive facilities and a rich history. This magnificent home was built by Robert Henley (a contemporary of Sir Walter Raleigh and Sir Francis Drake) and remained in the same family from 1590-1919. The famous Georgian author Jane Austen reportedly named The Red House in her novel Persuasion after this very house, with its striking red sandstone façade. Better still, you’re just a short walk from the historic Forde Abbey, perfect for a memorable day out during your stay.
