The Elvetham

Hartley Wintney, Hartley Wintney, Hampshire, England

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About The Elvetham

Stunning 19th Century Victorian Mansion, steeped in history, set in 35 acres of gardens and grounds. Focused and dedicated customer service from genuine local staff. Extensive and very impressive public areas in the main hall, 70 bedrooms and 19 meeting rooms. The accommodation varies in size and character, offering a variety of double, twin and single rooms. Well appointed, most of the rooms have large windows with fabulous views across the gardens and grounds. Some enjoy a generous sitting area, whilst others have larger bathrooms.

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