Bray Civil Parish Lodges

The Belgian Ambassador

• 8 guests

• 4 bedrooms

Bray Civil Parish, Berkshire

Built back in 1861, this home was originally a vicarage to an adjacent church, which was demolished in the 1960s — there's a still small cemetery at the front of the property. Things have certainly moved on since the middle of the nineteenth century and the interior is a triumph of modern design.

A Day at the Regatta

• 14 guests

• 4 bedrooms

Dorney, Buckinghamshire

Part of the historic Estate of Dorney Court, this timber-framed house dates back to the sixteenth century and is a magical blend of heritage and modernity. The former great hall is emblematic of this.

Nom de Plume

• 9 guests

• 5 bedrooms

Dorney, Buckinghamshire

One of the many barn conversions peppered across the British countryside, this home is a fine example of the great sense of space and light that's typical of the very best of these former agricultural buildings. Behind the front door, you'll find no clue as to the property's prior life – only stark white walls, shiny wooden floors and a super-sleek kitchen complete with a huge island that would happily slot into the most contemporary of city apartments.