The Manor House, Castle Combe

The whole estate taken privately: all 50 bedrooms in the house and mews, every lounge and function room, the Italian gardens and the parkland, with Bybrook cooking for the party. The house holds up to 150 guests indoors.

The largest room in the house, on the first floor at the secluded rear and reached by a stone staircase. Vaulted ceilings, open beams, exposed stone and wrought-iron chandeliers, with side doors onto a private terrace over the valley. The house sells it for its biggest celebrations and parties.

The MICHELIN-starred restaurant at the heart of the house: stone walls, oak beams, chandeliers and leaded windows over the lawns. It is available as a private dining room for the whole party only when the estate is taken on exclusive use.

The main function room at The Manor House Golf Club, the estate's clubhouse beside the 18th green rather than the house itself.

A first-floor room at the quiet rear of the hotel, with wrought-iron chandeliers, stone walls, wood panelling and a pair of leaded bay windows. Stained-glass oak doors lead to a small adjoining room, the Wrottesley.

A semi-private dining room beside Bybrook with a vaulted ceiling and tall stained-glass windows onto the grounds. The doors can stand open to the restaurant or close for a private dinner.

A ground-floor lounge with wood panelling, floor-to-ceiling bay windows over the lawns, a centrepiece chandelier and a stone fireplace lit in winter. Used for intimate receptions and dinners.

A second, smaller function room at The Manor House Golf Club clubhouse.

A small ground-floor library in the main house, listed for drinks receptions.

A bright ground-floor room lined with windows onto the lawns, anchored by a long oak table, with stained-glass panels, exposed stone and panelling. It interconnects with Gorges for a larger dinner.