Est. 1671 · Petty France, Gloucestershire
A country house
that keeps its fires lit.
Three hundred and fifty years of hospitality on the Cotswold edge — a dining room, a lawn, and a reason to stay late.
The House
Timber, smoke and the long Cotswold light.
Bodkin House sits where the coaching road meets open country. Inside: flagstones, a fire that rarely goes out and a conservatory that catches the afternoon. Outside: eight acres of lawn, a tipi and a horizon of wheat.
