Frampton Court Estate

Frampton Court Estate

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Staying at Frampton Court

Guests at Frampton Court enjoy the splendour of staying in this stunning Grade 1 listed 18th century house, which has been lived in by the Clifford family since it was built in 1730. Until recently the magnificent Frampton Court was lived in by Rollo Clifford's mother Henriette, and visitors love the homely, 'lived-in' feel of the house and its beautiful interiors.

Guests have full use of many of the superb principal rooms in the house: arriving up the magnificent stone steps, sitting in front of a log fire in the stunning panelled Hall and relaxing in the pretty 'Frampton Flora' Morning Room.

The bedrooms are perfect examples of Georgian refinement, and are light and elegant with fabulous views across The Park to the lake or across the huge front lawn to the village green. They are beautifully furnished with fine period furniture and exquisite examples of the lovely Frampton Flora watercolours, as well as deliciously comfortable beds and their own bathrooms.

'Lavish interiors, with joinery of the highest quality'
Pevsner's Buildings of England

Upon arrival at Frampton Court, Gillian Keightley gives our guests a warm welcome. Gillian provides an excellent breakfast made from the best local produce (and organic where possible, including home-grown Gloucester Old Spot bacon and sausages, eggs and fruit from The Manor) and dinner is available at Frampton Court by arrangement.
There are very good local pubs and restaurants - many of which are within walking distance too. Click here for a list of those which we think are worth a visit.
We welcome guests from all over the world, and Gillian speaks French and Spanish.

We offer the following lovely rooms for house parties
and bed and breakfast:

The Clifford Room
double bedroom with kingsize bed & bathroom
(basin, wc, bath & separate shower)

The Flora Room
twin or double beds & bathroom
(basin, wc & bath)

The Wallington Room
four-poster bedroom with bathroom
(basin, wc & bath)

All the rooms are priced £110 per night for two people sharing. Please enquire for single occupancy rates.

Please note before you make your booking that Frampton Court offers bed and breakfast. The house is not open to guests between 11am and 5pm. If you wish to book a fuller stay, we would be delighted to make arrangements prior to your visit.

For bookings please contact:
Gillian Keightley, Frampton Court, Frampton on Severn, Gloucestershire, GL2 7EU
01452 740267
email for enquiries

We are very pleased to advertise Frampton Court with Sawday's Special Places to Stay (British Bed & Breakfast and Bed & Breakfast for Garden Lovers). Follow this link to the Sawday's website: www.sawdays.co.uk

The Dining Room can be booked by house parties and in conjunction with guests staying at The Orangery.

Frampton on Severn is 2 miles from Junction 13, M5. Frampton Court is located mid-way down the eastern side of the village green on the left-hand side. Follow the drive between two chestnut trees towards the magnificent gates... For a map, click here

• home • Frampton Court • The Orangery • events • tours • family history • location • contact •

Staying at Frampton Court
Guests at Frampton Court enjoy the splendour of staying in this stunning Grade 1 listed 18th century house, which has been lived in by the Clifford family since it was built in 1730. Until recently the magnificent Frampton Court was lived in by Rollo Clifford's mother Henriette, and visitors love the homely, 'lived-in' feel of the house and its beautiful interiors. Guests have full use of many of the superb principal rooms in the house: arriving up the magnificent stone steps, sitting in front of a log fire in the stunning panelled Hall and relaxing in the pretty 'Frampton Flora' Morning Room. The bedrooms are perfect examples of Georgian refinement, and are light and elegant with fabulous views across The Park to the lake or across the huge front lawn to the village green. They are beautifully furnished with fine period furniture and exquisite examples of the lovely Frampton Flora watercolours, as well as deliciously comfortable beds and their own bathrooms. 'Lavish interiors, with joinery of the highest quality' Pevsner's Buildings of England

Upon arrival at Frampton Court, Gillian Keightley gives our guests a warm welcome. Gillian provides an excellent breakfast made from the best local produce (and organic where possible, including home-grown Gloucester Old Spot bacon and sausages, eggs and fruit from The Manor) and dinner is available at Frampton Court by arrangement. There are very good local pubs and restaurants - many of which are within walking distance too. Click here for a list of those which we think are worth a visit. We welcome guests from all over the world, and Gillian speaks French and Spanish.
	We offer the following lovely rooms for house parties and bed and breakfast: The Clifford Room double bedroom with kingsize bed & bathroom (basin, wc, bath & separate shower) The Flora Room twin or double beds & bathroom (basin, wc & bath) The Wallington Room four-poster bedroom with bathroom (basin, wc & bath) All the rooms are priced £110 per night for two people sharing. Please enquire for single occupancy rates. Please note before you make your booking that Frampton Court offers bed and breakfast. The house is not open to guests between 11am and 5pm. If you wish to book a fuller stay, we would be delighted to make arrangements prior to your visit. For bookings please contact: Gillian Keightley, Frampton Court, Frampton on Severn, Gloucestershire, GL2 7EU 01452 740267 email for enquiries
We are very pleased to advertise Frampton Court with Sawday's Special Places to Stay (British Bed & Breakfast and Bed & Breakfast for Garden Lovers). Follow this link to the Sawday's website: www.sawdays.co.uk
The Dining Room can be booked by house parties and in conjunction with guests staying at The Orangery. Frampton on Severn is 2 miles from Junction 13, M5. Frampton Court is located mid-way down the eastern side of the village green on the left-hand side. Follow the drive between two chestnut trees towards the magnificent gates... For a map, click here