Kings Manor

Description

Situated in the beautiful rural village of Dunley, Worcestershire in the heart of the rural midlands stands Kings Manor. This Grade II listed building is breathtakingly extravagant, marrying the very best of tradition with its fabulous architecture and opulent interior, with modern touches and contemporary features to provide the perfect accommodation for a celebration, or holiday with family and friends. Comprising of eleven bedrooms, many offering en-suite facilities, as well as a variety of receptions rooms set over three floors, with vast areas to relax and entertain, Kings Manor really is aptly named.

The expansive open-plan layout of the ground floor will see you spoilt for choice in which room to relax in first - the entrance room, the drawing room, the sitting room, or the snug? Each area is incredibly decadent in design with dark oak panelling, rich hues of blue and deep regal reds, creams and golds, and an incredibly array of comfortable armchairs and sofa upholstered in a variety of sumptuous textiles. The ceilings drip with opulent chandeliers and every room is adorned with beautiful paintings and sculptures that perfectly complement the traditional decor. The modern kitchen can be found on this floor, and is well-equipped with all the modern conveniences you could possibly need to rustle up some culinary delights. There is a large dining table in the centre of the kitchen in rich dark oak with bench and stool seating, the perfect place to perch with a morning cup of coffee, or maybe to enjoy a meal if you don't feel like heading into one of the more extravagant rooms to dine.

The many luxurious bedrooms and bathrooms of Kings Manor are spread throughout the first and second floors of this incredible property, and each room is just as elegantly decorated as the last. With configurations of king size or double beds, family rooms with two double beds, rooms ideal for children with two or three singles, or sofa beds - there will be a room to suit everyone's needs. Each bedroom is light and airy with exceptional views across the Manor's grounds. Decor is kept light and fresh with walls and carpets in the lightest natural shades with hints of warm tones, beautifully offset with solid dark wood furniture and heavy drapes and fabrics in a variety of sumptuous prints. The first floor of Kings Manor also benefits from a billiard room and formal dining room, which offers a unique touch. Both rooms are as decadent as the ground floor reception rooms, with stunning art works, rich colours and classically designed furniture all adding to the palatial feel of this incredibly opulent property.

The grounds of Kings Manor are equally grand, with vast formal lawns, a croquet lawn, rose garden, orangery and a Victorian timber framed greenhouse with grape vines. There is ample space for lawn games and relaxing in the sun, as well as plenty of spots to sit and enjoy an al fresco wining and dining experience

#### Features
Ground Floor
- Drawing room
- Sitting room
- Fully-equipped kitchen with dining facilities
- Dining room
- Snug
- Orangery
- Cloakroom
First Floor
- Billiard/ dining room
- Family room with two double beds and access to a jack & jill en-suite bathroom
- Bedroom with double bed and access to a jack & jill en-suite bathroom
- Bedroom with king-size bed, double sofa bed and en-suite bathroom
- Bedroom with double bed and en-suite bathroom
- Bedroom with double bed and access to a jack & jill en-suite bathroom
- Bedroom with double bed and access to a jack & jill en-suite bathroom
- Bedroom with twin single beds
Second Floor
- Bedroom with double bed and en-suite shower room
- Family bedroom with double bed and additional single bed
- Bedroom with three single beds
Exterior Grounds
- Hot Tub (available for an additional charge - please see T&Cs tab)
- Large gardens
- Terrace
- Dining facilities
Additional Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- TV
- Washing machine & dryer
- Parking

#### Location
The tiny village of Dunley is located near Astley Cross, just outside of Southport on Severn. A tranquil base in easy reach of the many attractions on offer, the village has a charming pub, perfect for a quiet drink in the sunshine, and a local shop ideal for any necessities you might think of. The County's city Worcester is just a short drive away, famous for its stunning architecture and museums, the city has a wide range of independent shops and chain stores as well plenty of fine dining restaurants and cosy cafes to relax in once you've shopped til you've droppped!
If outdoor activities are more your thing there are a plethora of beautiful trails to explore by foot or by bicycle, along the hills, waterways and countryside routes, as well as opportunities for swimming, golf, horse riding, fishing or climbing. For those who prefer to spectate rather than participate why not show your support for the local rugby and cricket teams, or watch a spot of boat or horse racing.