"There's something deliciously disorienting about waking up in a new place. Even before you've opened your eyes, you can sense something is different - sounds, smells, even the light tells you you're far from home. You peel one eye open and stare confusedly around the room until, slowly, your brain recalibrates. You smile as you roll over and sigh contentedly."
"This was precisely the state of affairs when I woke up at Keeper's Cottage, the latest private accommodation to open at Heckfield Place. This self-contained retreat is a private residence found at the corner of the hotel's Walled Garden - think cosy countryside escape, complete with a seriously impressive art collection and endless grounds to explore. It's the ultimate retreat, and the most magical place to wake up in."
"The red-bricked Georgian mansion rises from the Hampshire greenery like the beating heart of the estate. It's as handsome on the inside as it appears on the surface. Light pours through the windows, thrown open on warm summer days; inviting sofas with just-plumped cushions invite guests to unceremoniously flump and sink in; yawning fireplaces look equally welcoming for cosy evenings spent cuddled up with a good book and a glass of wine."
Keeper's Cottage is a self-contained private residence located at the corner of Heckfield Place's Walled Garden, offering a cosy countryside escape. The cottage sits within extensive estate grounds that invite exploration and provide tranquil views. Interiors are comfortable and welcoming, with light-filled rooms, inviting sofas and fireplaces suited to both summer and cosy evenings. Heckfield Place occupies a red-bricked Georgian mansion set in Hampshire greenery. The estate showcases an impressive art collection curated by Gerald Chan, including bucolic oils and portraits displayed throughout rooms. Keeper's Cottage combines privacy, artistic interest and pastoral charm for a restorative retreat.
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