Northbrook Park Mews
Set in the peaceful grounds of the Northbrook Estate, these 10 modern, self-catering mews cottages are the perfect base for weddings at Northbrook Park, or exploring the surrounding Hampshire & Surrey countryside.
The houses may be booked exclusively (i.e. all 10 at once), individually, or on a room-by-room basis.
Set in the peaceful grounds of Northbrook Estate, these 10, high-spec, eco-friendly self-catering Mews cottages are the perfect base for events in Guildford, Aldershot, Camberley and surrounding towns, or for exploring the quaint surrounding towns and countryside. Located next to Hampshire's premier wedding venue, Northbrook Park, they are also ideally located for wedding guests.
Each Mews cottage has a communal area consisting of a lounge, dining area and fully-equipped kitchen with glassware, cooking utensils, oven, microwave and a dishwasher. Each cottage is made up of two double rooms and a family room, each with their own en-suite
All stays come with free parking and free WiFi. The houses may be booked exclusively (i.e. all 10 at once), individually, or on a room-by-room basis. All reservations must be pre-booked and are payable in full, in advance.
If you are attending a wedding at Northbrook Park, please contact the bride & groom before booking with us directly.
The Northbrook Estate is close to Farnham train station, which is 55 minutes by train from London Waterloo. Heathrow Airport is a 45-minute drive.
Cottage
These 3-bedroom Mews Cottages consist of two double rooms and one larger family room, each with en-suite bathrooms. There’s a fully equipped kitchen, dining area and comfortable lounge. Sleeps up to 8 people.
Family Room
Our Family Rooms are on the first floor and come with a double room, and two additional single beds located on a mezzanine floor above. En-suite bathroom. Sleeps up to 4 adults.
Double Room
Our Double Rooms, located on the ground floor and first floor, come with en-suite bathroom, and all feature a balcony or terrace overlooking the Courtyard Garden.
