Langley Park is a Grade II listed Georgian manor set within 85 acres of gardens, parkland and woodland near Tetbury, offering extensive entertaining spaces, leisure facilities and the rare addition of a private cellar nightclub — suited to large family gatherings, celebrations and corporate retreats.
Highlights
- Grade II listed 18th-century Georgian manor
- Set within 85 acres of formal gardens, parkland and woodland
- Seasonal heated swimming pool with pool house, changing room and summer kitchen
- Resurfaced all-weather tennis court
- New five-a-side football pitch with drainage
- Full-size billiard room and separate table tennis room
- Steam room with aromatherapy unit, massage room and gym
- Cinema room and cellar nightclub
- Formal dining room seating up to 20
- Available for select weddings and corporate retreats
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About
Located south of Tetbury and within easy reach of Chippenham, Langley Park is a substantial Georgian country house designed for scale and privacy. The house offers 11 bedrooms and eight bathrooms in the main residence, with a further two bedrooms and one bathroom in the attached cottage, providing flexibility for larger groups.
With over 16,800 sq ft of internal space, Langley balances formal entertaining rooms with relaxed leisure areas, making it suitable for extended family stays, milestone celebrations and executive retreats.
Inside
The principal rooms include a formal drawing room, study, breakfast room and a dining room seating up to 20 guests. A dedicated cinema room provides space for private screenings, while the lower ground floor houses a fully equipped cellar nightclub for late evenings.
Leisure facilities include a steam room with aromatherapy unit, massage room and gym. The attached cottage accommodates additional bedrooms and contains the billiard room and table tennis room.
From 1 April 2025, guests benefit from corporate membership at Bowood PGA Golf Course, including one complimentary daily tee time for four guests on the 18-hole championship course (after midday at weekends), with discounted rates available for additional players and other Bowood facilities.
Outside
The estate extends across 85 acres of formal gardens, parkland and woodland. Outdoor facilities include a seasonal heated swimming pool with pool house, changing room and summer kitchen, a resurfaced all-weather tennis court and a newly installed five-a-side football pitch with drainage.
The scale of the grounds allows for privacy while accommodating structured events and larger gatherings.
Weddings & Corporate Retreats
Langley Park is available for a limited number of weddings, events and corporate retreats each year. Celebrations may be hosted within the house and grounds, subject to separate arrangements and approvals. Further details on weddings and event hire are available via the dedicated Langley Park weddings and events listing.
What’s Included?
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Langley Park sits in rural Wiltshire, south of Tetbury and close to Chippenham. The setting offers countryside seclusion while remaining accessible from major transport routes and nearby market towns, making it practical for both private stays and organised events.
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6430
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