Constructed between 1465 and 1480 by Thomas Tropenell, a prosperous clothier, the manor was designed as a comfortable home rather than a fortress. Its remarkable preservation is what makes Chalfield truly special. From its symmetrical façade and mullioned windows to the charming oriel windows, the manor exemplifies late medieval domestic architecture at its finest.

The Cotswolds is not just about its beautiful hills and charming villages; it's also a paradise for garden enthusiasts. From magnificent grand estates to cosy cottage gardens, there's something for everyone who loves to be surrounded by nature. Whether you're an experienced gardener or enjoy a leisurely stroll among colourful blooms, the Cotswolds have plenty to offer.