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The House

Recorded in the Domesday Book as Hamotedi, Hamatethy has stood here for centuries, shaped by the land and the people who have lived and worked it. Today, the house sits quietly within its own estate, where landscape and home are experienced together.

History

Rooted in the landscape

Hamatethy has evolved slowly over centuries, formed as much by the land around it as by the people who have lived here. Recorded in the Domesday Book, the house has always been part of a working landscape, connected to farming, woodland and water.

That relationship remains today, with the surrounding estate forming an essential part of how the house is experienced.

About Hamatethy

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Today

A house designed for living

While the house carries its history lightly, it has been adapted for modern stays. The focus is on comfort, warmth and ease, creating a place that feels generous and welcoming rather than formal or grand.

Original features sit alongside thoughtful updates, allowing the house to work well for families and groups who want to settle in and make it their own for a while.

At a Glance

The House

The house sleeps up to fourteen guests across seven bedrooms and is designed for relaxed, multi-generational stays. Large shared spaces make it easy to spend time together, while quieter rooms allow for rest and retreat after time outdoors.

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The Bedrooms

  • Master Bedroom
  • Jungle Room
  • Cabin Room
  • Pink & Blue Room
  • Attic South Room
  • Attic Yellow Room
  • Rafa's Room

Living and gathering

Shared rooms form the heart of the house, offering space for conversation, reading and relaxed time together. In cooler months, woodburners draw people in. In warmer weather, doors open to the garden and life flows easily between indoors and out.

The Kitchen

The kitchen is where days begin and often end. Fully equipped for large groups, it makes cooking and eating together feel natural and unhurried, with a large table that comfortably seats fourteen.

It is a space designed for shared meals, lingering conversations and the simple pleasure of being together.

Practical Details

How the house works

A few details to help you understand how the house is set up and who it suits best.

  • Sleeps up to fourteen guests across seven bedrooms
  • The house is let as a whole, not by individual rooms
  • Babies are welcome, though the house and land are not suitable for toddlers
  • Up to two dogs are welcome, with seasonal guidance
  • An on-site host to welcome guests and offer support
  • The surrounding estate is a working rewilding landscape with uneven terrain

Beyond the house​

Additional spaces allow different rhythms to coexist. A dedicated yoga room and a games barn provide room for movement, play and quieter focus, giving guests the freedom to spread out and settle into their own pace.

“Some places invite you to slow down and notice more. Hamatethy is one of them.”