The Farmhouse
Grade II Listed retreat with a hot tub, outdoor kitchen and daily park entry at Longleat Safari Park.
- Sleeps 6
- 3
- 2
Highlights
- Stay in a Grade II listed farmhouse built in the 17th century, steeped in Longleat’s history.
- Daily entrance to Longleat attractions included throughout your stay on open dates.
- Cosy sitting room with a wood-burning stove and a spacious kitchen with dining for eight.
- Sleeps six in three bedrooms, including two super king rooms (flexible as twins) and a children’s twin cabin room.
- Luxurious hot tub with sweeping views of the surrounding parkland.
- Outdoor kitchen with a barbeque and pizza oven, plus a fire pit with seating for cosy evenings.
- Surrounded by open farmland and wildlife including deer, rabbits and birds of prey.
You should know
- Low beams and historic character features may not suit everyone.
- A cot and highchair are available on request, though cot bedding is not provided.
- Parking is available for several cars.
The details
Escape to the heart of Longleat’s parkland with a stay at The Farmhouse, a Grade II listed stone cottage dating back to the 17th century. Perfectly placed on the east side of Park Hill, the estate’s highest point, this historic home offers both tranquillity and adventure. As part of your stay, you’ll enjoy daily entrance to Longleat’s attractions on open dates, from the Safari Park to the grand Longleat House, making this an unforgettable countryside retreat.
The Farmhouse has been beautifully restored to combine period charm with contemporary comfort. Inside, a cosy sitting room with a wood-burning stove sets the tone for relaxed evenings, while the spacious kitchen with a dining table for eight is ideal for hearty family meals. Upstairs, three welcoming bedrooms sleep up to six guests, with two flexible super-king rooms (that can be set up as twins) and a children’s room with fun cabin-style beds. With two bathrooms, including one ensuite, the house is well-equipped for groups and families alike.
Step outside and you’ll discover the highlights that make this property so special. The Farmhouse boasts a luxurious hot tub with sweeping views over open farmland, where you can unwind under the stars after a day of exploring. The outdoor kitchen, charcoal BBQ and pizza oven invite you to cook alfresco feasts, while the fire pit with a cosy seating area is the perfect place for toasted marshmallows and starlit conversations. Both front and rear gardens provide space to soak up the tranquillity of this unique rural setting.
Wildlife lovers will adore the location. Nestled in Longleat’s crescent-shaped ridge, the property is surrounded by untamed fields and parkland where you’re likely to spot deer, rabbits and soaring birds of prey. With binoculars in hand, you can spend hours simply soaking up the natural beauty around you. And when you’re ready for more adventure, Longleat’s attractions are just a short journey away, ensuring days are filled with excitement before retreating back to your peaceful hideaway.
Blending heritage, comfort and stunning outdoor living spaces, The Farmhouse offers a truly memorable stay in one of the UK’s most iconic estates.
Escape to the heart of Longleat’s parkland with a stay at The Farmhouse, a Grade II listed stone cottage dating back to the 17th century. Perfectly placed on the east side of Park Hill, the estate’s highest point, this historic home offers both tranquillity and adventure. As part of your stay, you’ll enjoy daily entrance to Longleat’s attractions on open dates, from the Safari Park to the grand Longleat House, making this an unforgettable countryside retreat.
The Farmhouse has been beautifully restored to combine period charm with contemporary comfort. Inside, a cosy sitting room with a wood-burning stove sets the tone for relaxed evenings, while the spacious kitchen with a dining table for eight is ideal for hearty family meals. Upstairs, three welcoming bedrooms sleep up to six guests, with two flexible super-king rooms (that can be set up as twins) and a children’s room with fun cabin-style beds. With two bathrooms, including one ensuite, the house is well-equipped for groups and families alike.
Step outside and you’ll discover the highlights that make this property so special. The Farmhouse boasts a luxurious hot tub with sweeping views over open farmland, where you can unwind under the stars after a day of exploring. The outdoor kitchen, charcoal BBQ and pizza oven invite you to cook alfresco feasts, while the fire pit with a cosy seating area is the perfect place for toasted marshmallows and starlit conversations. Both front and rear gardens provide space to soak up the tranquillity of this unique rural setting.
Wildlife lovers will adore the location. Nestled in Longleat’s crescent-shaped ridge, the property is surrounded by untamed fields and parkland where you’re likely to spot deer, rabbits and soaring birds of prey. With binoculars in hand, you can spend hours simply soaking up the natural beauty around you. And when you’re ready for more adventure, Longleat’s attractions are just a short journey away, ensuring days are filled with excitement before retreating back to your peaceful hideaway.
Blending heritage, comfort and stunning outdoor living spaces, The Farmhouse offers a truly memorable stay in one of the UK’s most iconic estates.
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FAQs about The Farmhouse
The property sleeps up to six guests – four adults and two children (under 12).
Daily entrance to Longleat attractions on open dates, a continental breakfast on your first morning, and discounts at shops and restaurants within the park.
Two super king bedrooms (both can be made into twins) and one children’s room with twin cabin beds.
Yes, it has both front and rear gardens, a hot tub, an outdoor kitchen, a fire pit and plenty of seating.
Yes, the farmhouse has a private hot tub overlooking the surrounding farmland.
Yes, it’s ideal for families, with cabin beds for children and spacious living areas.
Pets are not mentioned as being permitted, so please check before booking.
Yes, with a wood-burning stove in the sitting room and modern heating throughout.
Yes, there is parking for several cars.
Built in the late 17th century as a working corn farm, it later housed Longleat’s gamekeepers, rangers and estate workers, with a rich history stretching back over 300 years.