Tatler UK - 08.2019

OLD CAME RECTORY, DORSET

With a thatched roof and latticework windows, this

Grade II-listed building is a charming example of a

‘cottage orné’ (a romantic, stylised cottage). Lord

Tennyson and Siegfried Sassoon are among the many

famous names who have visited this former rectory.

Lulworth Estate, home to Camp Bestival, is 14 miles

away. £1.1 million. Jackson-Stops: 01305 262123

CHARLTON PARK,

WILTSHIRE

This large flat occupies

over 4,000 square feet

of Charlton Park, a Grade

I-listed historic house

near Malmesbury that

dates back to the early

17th century. Womad is

held on the grounds, so

you’d quite literally have a

festival outside your front

door. £1.25 million.

Knight Frank: 01285 659771

of London. There’s usually a good rail

service and decent roads – and while the

area may become jam-packed for a few days

in the summer, for the rest of the year it’s

left to the locals.

There is an ever-growing array of boutique

events springing up across the country, but

there are a number of well-established names

on the festival circuit. Less overwhelmingly

BRANDON HOUSE, OXFORDSHIRE

Cornbury Festival and Soho Farmhouse are

both just a couple of miles from this seven-

bedroom property in the village of Sandford

St Martin. The oldest parts are 16th century,

with 18th-century additions, and there is a

separate cottage and outbuildings. £3.5 million.

Knight Frank: 01865 790077

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