Ampney Park

Ampney Park is a stunning 16th-century manor house located in the picturesque Cotswolds of Gloucestershire, England. This Grade II-listed building showcases a blend of Jacobean, Georgian, and Victorian architecture, with notable features such as oak-paneled rooms, moulded plaster ceilings, and stone fireplaces. The estate spans 25.5 acres and includes beautifully landscaped grounds with terracing, a parterre, a croquet lawn, a lake, and water gardens, as well as a tennis court. Originally built by John Pleydell, the house has a rich history, having passed through several notable families and even serving as a hotel at one point. Today, it offers a glimpse into England's architectural heritage and is a charming destination for tourists and researchers alike.