Cornwell Manor
Cornwell Manor is a beautiful Georgian manor house, set within its own village and 2000 acres of rolling Cotswold countryside in an AONB.


Website: www.cornwellmanor.com
Telephone: 01608 698673
Email: Charlotte@cornwellmanor.com
Address: Cornwell Manor, Cornwell, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire OX7 6TT
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Cornwell Manor is a beautiful Georgian manor house, set within its own village and 2000 acres of rolling Cotswold countryside in an AONB. It is available for exclusive hire during the summer months as a wedding venue, sleeping up to 24 guests for a minimum 3- night stay.
Offering a variety of backdrops for the most discerning eye, you have the choice of a few equally exquisite settings for your marquee: within the pretty Italianate gardens designed by Clough Williams-Ellis, in the private walled garden of the ballroom, or in the fields above a series of lakes in the bucolic English countryside.
Find out more at www.cornwellmanor.com.
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