Steeped in a rich history stretching back almost 200 years, The Cock House boasts modernised facilities and a top-class dining experience.
Comfortable and cosy, The Cock House offers double rooms, family suites and self-catering accommodation. Each of the nine double guest rooms is individual and special, whether located in the main house or in the converted stables.
All have bath and/or shower, hairdryer, TV with selected DSTV channels, telephone and tea/coffee facilities along with a fridge.
One room is a family suite sleeping four while two others boast magnificent four-poster beds.
Self-catering accommodation is also available in four spacious and comfortable two-bedroom apartments next door to the main house. Wheelchair access is possible to one of the two ground floor apartments.
Making full use of the seasonal ingredients and local produce, Norden’s Restaurant is a treat for food lovers!
Our gorgeous gardens have hosted weddings, markets and live music entertainment.
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