About Our Creative Retreats at Court House Farm
A Place to Reawaken and Deepen Your Creativity
Court House Farm is a historic manor surrounded by wild gardens, rustic outbuildings and calm, atmospheric spaces. Our creative retreats are designed for people who want to learn from leading artists and artisans — those who admire their work, follow their practice or feel inspired by their creative voice.
We welcome practising artists, dedicated hobbyists, and returning or emerging creatives alike. Whether you’re seeking to develop your creative practice, reconnect after a long pause, or simply immerse yourself in a restorative creative escape, this is a place to breathe, make, explore and be gently restored.
About Court House Farm
Set in a medieval and Tudor-era manor, Court House Farm is full of character and quiet beauty. With peaceful gardens, a converted lodge house, studios, and farmstead outbuildings, the estate provides a nurturing backdrop for deep creative focus. Everything here is designed to slow you down and invite you into a more spacious rhythm.
Where You’ll Stay
Residential guests stay in either the Manor House or the nearby Lodge House in a choice of shared or private rooms. Each room is comfortable, atmospheric and full of historic charm. The Lodge House is just at the end of our drive, a Victorian property offering comfort & style to our guests and allowing residential spaces for a max of 12 guests.
Non-residential (local) guests join us daily for workshops, lunch and studio time, returning home each evening.
Food & Nourishment
Food is a core part of the retreat experience. Our chef prepares fresh, seasonal meals each day — generous, homely and full of flavour. All dietary needs can be accommodated with notice. Teas, coffees and refreshments are always available, and meals are served communally to encourage connection.
What Our Guests Say
The catering: “Every dish felt like a work of art — eating was as much a pleasure as painting.”
Hosts: “The hosts are warm, fun, and have thought of every detail for your comfort.”
The Art “An inspiring mix of creativity, calm, and connection — I left recharged and full of ideas.”
The venue: “The farm itself is magical — you can feel the care and creativity in every corner.”
A retreat to remember
What’s Included
Residential Retreats (5 nights / 6 days)
Accommodation in the Manor or Lodge House
All creative workshops and guided sessions with experts
An art history talk with professional art historian
A restoration/ heritage talk about Court House Farm
Access to studios, gardens and communal spaces
A local excursion or nearby trip (varies by retreat)
All meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner and refreshments/ bar
Optional gentle movement or wellbeing sessions
Time to rest, wander the grounds and work at your own pace
Day Guests (6-day pass)
All workshops and creative sessions
Studio access, trips & activities
Lunch and daytime refreshments
(Dinner and accommodation not included)
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A Typical Day
Every retreat varies, but a day might look like:
8.00am – Breakfast & mindful movement session
9.30/ 10 –12.30pm – Morning workshop with refreshments
12.30pm – Gather for Lunch
2.00–5.00pm – Studio time / afternoon session with tutor
6.00pm – Gather for drinks (for residential guests)
6.30pm – Evening talk
7.30 pm - Evening meal
Why People Choose Court House Farm
Expert-led retreats with leading artists and makers
A restorative, atmospheric setting full of history and charm
Small groups and generous tutoring time/ a fully immersive creative experience
Beautiful food, welcoming hosts and an unhurried pace
A chance to unplug, reset and enrich your creative practice
A nurturing environment that supports both new and experienced makers
“As a mum who puts her family first before herself, it was so lovely to take time for myself to be creative, try new things, spend time with interesting people, eat delicious food that I didn’t have to make myself, relax in a stunning setting both in the Court House and in the grounds .... I thoroughly recommend a Retreat for those wishing to explore their creative side alongside other like minded individuals!”