Location
Set within farmland and woods in the village of Whitelackington, just one mile north east of Ilminster, in Somerset,
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At Whitelackington Manor, you’re free to enjoy your escape your way. If you like to stay active, try a game of five-a-side football in the manor’s expansive main lawn, take meandering circular routes through the gardens and woods, or test your skills with table tennis or pool.
Equally, this peaceful, historic manor is full of relaxing nooks and crannies where you can dream the day away or get lost in a good book. The decadent drawing room features plush, textured upholstery and a roaring fire, creating an atmospheric spot for some quintessentially British afternoon tea. Next, snuggle down into a soft leather armchair in the intimate and traditional library. Go on, lose track of time.
There’s plenty of room for everyone at Whitelackington Manor. All rooms have recently been redecorated to the highest standard, and they’re spread over the top two floors of the house for a quiet, serene feel. These rooms feature modern comforts like marble en-suite bathrooms and stylish light fixtures, while also honouring the manor’s original features. Expect ornate four-poster beds, intricate wallpaper and exposed wooden beams.
Young children will love having sleepovers in the loft dormitory, which is also en-suite and sleeps four. In fact, the configuration of the manor’s bedrooms is completely up to you: four have been designed as doubles, and the remainder can be used as twin singles or super-king doubles.
At Whitelackington Manor, you’re in prime position to explore the best of Somerset’s majestic countryside. In the local area, you’ll find quaint pubs with buckets of old-world charm, such as the Dinnington Docks, which dates back to the 17th-century. Walk a little further to immerse yourself in the history of romantically rural Dillington House, or the National Trust-owned Barrington House.
This spot affords you the best of both worlds, because you’ll also be just 40 minutes away from the World Heritage Site Jurassic Coast, with its rugged rock formations and blustery coves.
We’ve tried to think about everything to make your stay at Whitelackington Manor just perfect. In all of our manor houses to rent, we provide all the essential features to cater for a large group. Here’s a list of all the practical provisions we have at the house. If there’s anything you can’t see here but need, just ask as we’ll see what we can do.
Set within farmland and woods in the village of Whitelackington, just one mile north east of Ilminster, in Somerset,
Up to 4 dogs are welcome. There is a charge of £50 per dog.
Check in is at 4pm on the day of your arrival at Whitelackington Manor and check out is at 10am (or 4pm if checking our on a Sunday)
Yes, we ask to hold a cautionary deposit of £2,000 during your stay at Whitelackington Manor. This is requested just two weeks prior to your stay, and is returned shortly after, assuming no damage to the property or its contents (see our Booking T&Cs for more information).
Yes. We usually suggest booking a delivery for after 4pm on the day of arrival.
Yes. We'd suggest the following pubs and restaurants which are within a short distance of Whitelackington Manor:
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Dinnington Docks (45 minute walk)
A rare, unspoilt country pub, set in rolling Somerset countryside with beautiful views from a large garden, skittle alley and ample parking. Known for its Cask Marque approved local ales, fine local ciders, spirts and a well-balanced wine list with many wines offered by the glass. All complementing a menu boasting locally sourced ingredients delivered as pub classics, daily specials or the foodies delight of good starters, mains and deserts.Â
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The Lord Poulett Arms (14 minute drive)
A traditional yet stylish thatched pub, which first opened its doors in 1680, located in the heart of the historic and very pretty village of Hinton Saint George, near Crewkerne, a 14 minute drive from Whitelackington Manor.
There is one cottage near the house, lived in by Bob and Yvette, who help us keep an eye on the place, and adjacent is the Whitelackington church of St Mary’s, but apart from on a Sunday when you might hear the melodious worship of the organ, the house is peaceful and private.
Up to 20 guests can be seated in the dining room. There is also a kitchen table for 10-12.
There is a larger room that can be used for larger groups of up to 80, but there is a fee for the hire of additional chairs and tables and the setting up time.
Yes, to ensure you have a wonderful and memorable stay at Whitelackington Manor, we ask that you understand the following important house rules:
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Please read the Booking Agreement and House Terms when making your booking.
The nearest train station is Crewkerne (20 minute drive)
The nearest airports are:
Yes, children are very welcome at Whitelackington Manor. Cots and highchairs are available (please bring your own bed linen).
There is plenty of parking available for 10+ cars.
You can check availability and pricing for Whitelackington Manor, and place your booking request online, or by calling our team on 01242 352 747.