Longleat Keeper's House
This beautiful retreat offers groups of up to four a superb stay in the heart of Longleat Safari Park.
- Sleeps 4
- 2
- 2
Highlights
- Stay within Longleat Safari Park with daily entrance to the attractions included in your stay.
- Unique location overlooking the East African Reserve, home to giraffes, zebras and more.
- Interiors filled with carefully chosen furnishings, a calming colour palette and large windows framing stunning views.
- Free-standing bathtub with views of the safari park for indulgent soaks.
- Cosy sitting room with a wood-burning stove for relaxing evenings in.
- Outdoor sun terrace with a large table, perfect for alfresco dining and evening drinks.
- Rich history as the home of Longleat’s deer keeper, later converted for safari keepers.
You should know
- Parking available for two cars.
- A cot and highchair are available on request, but cot bedding is not provided.
- Park entry is included only on days when the attractions are open.
The details
Stay at the heart of Longleat Safari Park with daily entrance to the attractions included in your stay. Keeper’s House is a truly unique retreat, offering guests the chance to wake up to panoramic views over the East African Reserve where zebras and giraffes roam freely just beyond your windows. This is no ordinary getaway – it’s a once-in-a-lifetime chance to immerse yourself in the beauty and drama of safari life from the comfort of a luxury home.
Inside, you’ll be greeted by a warm and inviting interior, where carefully chosen furnishings and a calming colour palette create a sense of relaxation throughout. Large windows frame the ever-changing scenery outside, bringing the magic of the reserve directly into your living spaces. The sitting room, complete with a wood-burning stove, is the perfect place to unwind after a day of adventure, while the dining room makes family meals a joy. The kitchen is well-equipped with everything you need, from an oven and hob to a coffee machine, so cooking up a storm is easy.
The property sleeps four across two beautiful bedrooms. The master features a super-king bed that can be made into twins, while the second offers twin beds that can be set as a double. The bathroom is a highlight, featuring a free-standing bathtub with views of the safari park – an utterly indulgent way to soak and relax. There’s also a separate shower for added convenience.
Step outside onto your private sun terrace, where the sights and sounds of the park surround you. Here you can enjoy breakfast in the summer sunshine, linger over dinner at the spacious outdoor table or sip evening drinks as the wildlife settles in for the night. Every stay also includes a continental breakfast on your first morning, along with discounted purchases at shops and restaurants throughout the park.
Keeper’s House also comes with its own fascinating history. Originally built in 1890 to house Longleat’s deer keeper, it later became home to animal keepers after the safari park opened in 1966. Today it has been beautifully restored to offer guests a luxurious stay without losing touch with its unique heritage.
Stay at the heart of Longleat Safari Park with daily entrance to the attractions included in your stay. Keeper’s House is a truly unique retreat, offering guests the chance to wake up to panoramic views over the East African Reserve where zebras and giraffes roam freely just beyond your windows. This is no ordinary getaway – it’s a once-in-a-lifetime chance to immerse yourself in the beauty and drama of safari life from the comfort of a luxury home.
Inside, you’ll be greeted by a warm and inviting interior, where carefully chosen furnishings and a calming colour palette create a sense of relaxation throughout. Large windows frame the ever-changing scenery outside, bringing the magic of the reserve directly into your living spaces. The sitting room, complete with a wood-burning stove, is the perfect place to unwind after a day of adventure, while the dining room makes family meals a joy. The kitchen is well-equipped with everything you need, from an oven and hob to a coffee machine, so cooking up a storm is easy.
The property sleeps four across two beautiful bedrooms. The master features a super-king bed that can be made into twins, while the second offers twin beds that can be set as a double. The bathroom is a highlight, featuring a free-standing bathtub with views of the safari park – an utterly indulgent way to soak and relax. There’s also a separate shower for added convenience.
Step outside onto your private sun terrace, where the sights and sounds of the park surround you. Here you can enjoy breakfast in the summer sunshine, linger over dinner at the spacious outdoor table or sip evening drinks as the wildlife settles in for the night. Every stay also includes a continental breakfast on your first morning, along with discounted purchases at shops and restaurants throughout the park.
Keeper’s House also comes with its own fascinating history. Originally built in 1890 to house Longleat’s deer keeper, it later became home to animal keepers after the safari park opened in 1966. Today it has been beautifully restored to offer guests a luxurious stay without losing touch with its unique heritage.
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FAQs about Longleat Keeper's House
The property sleeps four guests across two bedrooms.
Daily entrance to Longleat Safari Park, a continental breakfast on the first morning, and discounts at shops and restaurants across the estate.
Yes, Keeper’s House overlooks the East African Reserve, so you can see zebras, giraffes and other wildlife from the windows and terrace.
Bedroom one has a super king bed that can be set up as twins, while bedroom two has twin beds that can be made into a double.
The bathroom features a free-standing bathtub with views across the safari park, as well as a separate shower.
Yes, there is a private sun terrace with a large table for dining or evening drinks.
Pets are not mentioned as being permitted, so please check directly before booking.
Yes, there’s a cosy wood-burning stove in the sitting room as well as central heating.
Yes, there is parking available for two cars.
Built in 1890 for Longleat’s deer keeper, it was later converted into cottages for safari animal keepers after the park opened in 1966.