Frampton Court

Home of the Clifford family for over 1,000 years. The estate lies on the banks of the river Severn on the edge of the Cotswolds in Gloucestershire.
This fantastic stone country house is in Gloucestershire, South West England. The county comprises part of the Cotswold Hills, the flat fertile valley of the River Severn and the entire Forest of Dean.
For those seeking a country retreat that’s stylishly suited, Frampton Court provides just the answer. Sleeping up to 14 guests, the scale and symmetry of the Palladian property deftly blend stateliness with informality while balancing a sense of intimacy alongside a welcome and reassuring amount of space, inside and out.

Circled by its private ornamental gardens, Frampton Court also overlooks the Grade I park and 50-acre lakes. Frampton Court has been in the Clifford Family since it was built in the 1730s. The walls are steeped in history with many a story to tell.

Frampton Court is a stunning Georgian mansion house that the Clifford family has lived in since it was built in the 1730s.

The primary building, Frampton Court, is stone built with a symmetrical front of the building having a central pediment with four ionic pilasters. to each side are smaller wings, each of which has a chimney stack with an arched opening containing bells. Frampton Court has Jacobean panelled rooms with tiled fireplaces. It holds a collection of 18th-century furniture and china. There are also a collection of Victorian watercolours known as the Frampton Flora. These representations of local wildflowers were painted by various members of the Clifford Family in the 19th century.