With all the cosiness of a contemporary country cottage, Willow is a dual aspect first floor room with ornamental floral wallpaper and a traditional wrought iron king size bed. The bathroom, metro-tiled in muted grey, has a walk-in shower big enough for two, and a garden view roll top tub set in front of the window.

One for the rockstars, this. Maple is a cosy crow’s nest of a room, set at the very top of the Manor. The king size bed is curtained off from the rest of the room, giving you the impression of sleeping in a (unusually comfortable) Bedouin tent. Opposite the bed, a big red curved sofa and beanbag help create the perfect ‘afterparty’ atmosphere, and the mid-century marquetry desk makes the most of Maple’s sweeping second floor views.

Set at the heart of the Manor on the first floor, Birch may well have the most jaw-dropping views in the house. Its windows look out over the Vale of Evesham, all the way to the Black Mountains of Wales, and its serene blue bathroom has a spacious walk-in shower and a freestanding roll top tub.

A huge ground floor room gently accented in turquoise pastels, Juniper has one of the biggest bathrooms in Foxhill. Reached via a walk through wardrobe, the ensuite features twin sinks separated by a long window seat, a very big walk-in shower and, in the middle, a freestanding roll top tub. Topped with an oversized buttonback headboard, the kingsize bed can be converted to twins. Juniper is the most suitable option for mobility impaired guests.

On the southwest wing of the first floor, Chestnut is one of Foxhill’s biggest bedrooms, with triple aspect windows that ensure it’s flooded with light. Accessed through a little hallway (that opens into a bathroom with a freestanding tub and large walk-in shower), it’s dominated by a king size four poster bed set in front of a subtly chic tree-painted panel. As well as a modern chaise longue positioned to make the most of the views, there’s also a dining table with space for four.