Flitwick Manor

Flitwick Manor is a Georgian country house in Bedfordshire with 19 bedrooms furnished with period pieces and fine antiques throughout. The rooms sit within parkland featuring mature trees and well-maintained grounds that shape the visitor experience.

The house was built in 1632 and underwent major changes in the 18th century when Edward Blofield redesigned it, giving it the style seen today. The Brooks family held the property for generations before it eventually became a hotel.

The manor houses a restaurant serving traditional English cuisine, with both indoor dining rooms and an outdoor terrace for seasonal meals. The furnishings throughout reflect the tastes that wealthy families cultivated over generations.

The property sits about one hour from London near junction 12 of the M1 motorway, with free high-speed internet and dedicated parking on site. Visitors should note that as a historic building, the manor has varied floor levels that may affect movement through certain areas.

The grounds contain historic pleasure gardens featuring a separately listed grotto dating from the 18th century. This underground stone chamber is a rare example of the artificial landscape features that wealthy families created during this period.

Location: Flitwick

GPS coordinates: 51.99640,-0.50250

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:09