INDIVIDUAL NOT FORMULAIC

Inside Langdon Court the interiors are a stylish blend of classic design and paired down elegance, highlighting characterful details and a laidback luxury where comfort is top of mind. Colour schemes are subtle and cosy, vintage fabrics and natural textiles add warmth and tone, whilst antiques and one-off finds are enhanced by contemporary surprises, with a meticulous commitment to craftsmanship that abounds throughout.

Langdon Court is a living, lived-in space that moves from day to night effortlessly. Relax by day in the cosy library or be entranced by its jewel-like mood as the sun goes down. Breakfast in the Morning Room is filled with light and champagne and cocktails by the roaring fire in the Drawing Room before dinner provides a grand setting. The carefully and creatively imagined interiors seamlessly blend with the gorgeous landscaped gardens and the magnificent views, creating the most charming of backdrops for exclusive house parties, celebrations and special events.

COUNTRYSIDE CHIC

There is no better place to experience the cosseting atmosphere of Langdon Court than in the 15 individually designed rooms and suites. Set over the first and second floors, these bedrooms are masterpieces of relaxed comfort and understated luxury.

The expansive principal rooms are filled with period features and spectacular views; there are also a few smaller but perfectly-formed rooms that are distinguished by charming details. Soft, neutral paint colourways from Edward Bulmer contrast with decorative Colefax & Fowler and Pierre Frey fabrics. Sink-in chairs and sofas sit alongside handpicked English antiques and European pieces, whilst original artworks and unexpected discoveries delight the eye. Thoughtfully decorated, each room also features just the right amount of modern-day needs.

GLORIOUS GARDENS

Nowhere captures the soothing beauty of Devon like the 10 acres of gardens and parkland  that Langdon Court sits on. Worthy of a heritage listing, the English Renaissance gardens are being lovingly restored and replanted as an ongoing project. Langdon Court’s centrepiece walled garden has been transformed with over 800 David Austin roses, whose fragrance and colour evoke a timeless era. Whilst the Victorian greenhouse and kitchen gardens are being brought back to life over the coming years.

A newly-planted hillside of lavender sweeps down to an expansive lily-filled pond, home for the resident ducks, geese, and guinea fowl, whilst the established woodland adds to the sense of privacy. Throughout the grounds are wonderful tucked-away areas to explore and enjoy. This mix of formal and informal gardens are in inspiring homage to quintessential English garden design.