Warbrook House

The Street, Eversley, Hampshire, Hampshire, England

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About Warbrook House

Set in 130 acres of expansive parkland, this Grade I listed, early Georgian mansion offers comfortable accommodation in a secluded location. Specialising in conferences, weddings and other group occasions, the house is also available to those looking for a short retreat away from the stress of the city. Unwind in the spacious, naturally-lit public rooms; sit and admire the view from the conservatory; enjoy a leisurely meal in the dining room; or take advantage of the fine weather with a relaxing swim in the outdoor pool. Alternatively, you can always take a stroll out into the beautifully landscaped gardens. With 130 acres to explore, you can even bring your walking boots.

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