Walk through the house, room by room
A Jacobean manor, 32 bedrooms, the rooms we hold weddings and parties in, the restaurant and bar, The Farmhouse Treatment Rooms and the gardens, all here to look round at your own pace. Start from the air or jump straight to the room you want to see, then come and see it for real.
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Planning a wedding
Most couples use the tour before a show round: where the ceremony would be, where guests gather for drinks, how the day moves from one room to the next. The Stuart Room, the gardens, the two courtyards, the Stone Gazebo and the bridal suite are all in it.
Staying with us
Thirty-two bedrooms and no two the same. Walk into an executive suite, a split-level suite, a house double and the accessible room before you choose, and see how far the restaurant is from your door.
Eating, drinking and The Farmhouse
The three dining rooms and the Long Bar, then across the courtyard to The Farmhouse Treatment Rooms: reception, the treatment rooms, the relaxation rooms and the Soak Room.
Meetings, parties and private dining
The Ayrton, De Aldworth and Abraham Brigg rooms and the Stuart Room, as a group would use them: where people arrive, where they eat, where they can step outside.
Good for the layout, not for the feeling
A 3D tour tells you how the rooms connect and how far the gardens are from the bar. It cannot give you the light through the mullioned windows, the scale of the Stuart Room with the tables laid, or the welcome at the door. If you are choosing Holdsworth House for a wedding, a party or a stay, come and see it. A show round takes an hour and costs nothing.
Six things people ask about the tour
What does the tour cover?
The house and the gardens, photographed in 3D in July 2026: the Stuart Room, the Abraham Brigg Room, the Hall, the Ayrton and De Aldworth rooms, the Colonnade and Barn courtyards, the Stone Gazebo and the lawns, the restaurant and the Long Bar, one bedroom of each type, the bridal suite, and The Farmhouse Treatment Rooms with the Soak Room. The rooms are shown as they were on the day, some set for a ceremony or a dinner.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Drag to look round, tap the circles on the floor to walk, pinch to zoom. The two icons at the bottom left switch to the dollhouse and the floor plan, which are the quickest way to understand how the rooms connect. Full screen helps on a small screen.
Can I go straight to one room?
Yes. The buttons under the tour start it in that room; press another and it moves you there. Each group has a short film beside it, and pressing that starts the tour in that part of the house. Inside the tour, the floor plan does the same job.
Can I send it to someone?
Send them the address of this page. Inside the tour, the share arrow copies a link to the exact spot you are standing in, which is useful for showing a parent or a planner the room you mean.
Is it the whole house?
Not every one of the 32 bedrooms, but one of each type, and every room a wedding, a party or a meeting would use. The Regency Room, our new ceremony room for 2027, was not finished when the tour was made; it is on the ceremony page and on every show round.
Is the tour enough to book on?
For a table or a bedroom, yes, people do. For a wedding, a party or an event we would always rather you came: the tour shows you the layout, a visit shows you the light, the scale and the people. A show round takes an hour and costs nothing.
Now come and see it for real
Weddings and parties: a free show round at a time to suit you. A stay or a table: book online in a minute, or ring reception, who know the house better than any tour.
