New PIGs coming soon...
They say anything worth having is worth the wait, and the next two PIGs certainly live up to this. Historic buildings need patience, attention to detail, expert craftmanship and a whole lot of love to breathe new life back into them. This means the future looks a bit like this – the latest additions to our lodgings will be THE PIG-on the farm, set in 53 acres of pasture and arable land just outside Stratford-upon-Avon. Following this, we will welcome one of the most renowned and historic buildings on the border of Kent and East Sussex, THE PIG-at Groombridge Place, into the litter.
We couldn’t be more excited to share them with you!
An exciting journey ahead
THE PIG–on the farm
Just south of Stratford-Upon-Avon comes THE PIG-on the farm – a mid-16th century listed stone-built Manor House set in 53 acres of pasture and arable land in the heart of rural England.
THE PIG-on the farm has a long driveway that will lead you to the farm, which is on the southwest edge of the Walton Estate in South Warwickshire close to the borders of Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire.
THE PIG–at Groombridge
One of the most renowned and historic buildings on the border of Kent and East Sussex, Groombridge Place is a moated manor house in the village of Groombridge southwest of Tunbridge Wells.
Formerly known as Groombridge Place, THE PIG-at Groombridge was built in 1662 by barrister and architect Philip Packer, with the help of his friend Christopher Wren. Plans for this historic house are ongoing, but it is certain that all bedrooms will enjoy the striking views across the property’s moat, gardens or vineyard.
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Each is so different from the next, and over the coming years we will be working hard to create places that we know you will love.
