Idealized rusticity created built as a hunting and shooting lodge in the 19th century.

This former yacht club located in the pretty coastal village of St. Mawes was transformed by designer Olga Polizzi into a stylish seaside English hotel with sea views.

A temple of art deco frequented by Agatha Christie and Noel Coward, located on an island with views of the South Devon coast.

19th century Lake District hunting lodge once owned by Lord Lonsdale, one of the richest men of his time. This romantic English hotel overlooks one of England’s loveliest stretches of water, Lake Windemere.

Barrel vaulted ceilings, lancet windows, tapestries and suits of armour are found in this romantic English castle hotel dating back to 12th century England.

Located in John Constable country, this pink washed Victorian house has bedrooms with views over the valley and water meadows. It is a ten minute stroll to their famed restaurant “Le Talbooth”, a half-timbered riverside building featured in some of Constable’s paintings.

This luxury English romantic hotel is a 1598 manor house with gardens designed by William Robinson.

This inn is part of the Holkham estate.  It combines a 2013 make-over with antiques from Holkham Hall.

London art dealer and venerated interior designer created this pub located within an historic deer park.

This Cotswold hotel was once the home and garden of Rosemary Verey, author and garden designer. Her masterpiece garden features a tunnel of yellow-flowered laburnum trees and borders of magnolias, tulips and white spinsa.

Beautiful 17th Georgian building and estate with contemporary styling.  Created by the couple who owns South Africa’s renowned Babylonstoren.

Stylishly upgraded with original artwork, contemporary-classic design, and attention to its original Edwardian and Art Deco period details.