From the moment you enter, Holland Manor asserts its presence. The Circular Hall and sweeping staircase anchor the entrance with cinematic poise, as the ground floor unfolds with a measured, narrative rhythm. Decorative cornicing, high ceilings and finely detailed wainscoting speak to the manor’s neoclassical heritage, interpreted for the 21st century by Albion Nord.
Rooms are layered with colour and texture – from deep olive greens to pale creams, punctuated with jewel-toned seating, curated artwork and thoughtfully considered lighting. In the library, a bespoke dark-oak bookcase lines one wall, while oak-leaf chandeliers by Richard Taylor celebrate craftsmanship. Come evening, the Whisky Room offers a handsome setting for nightcaps and lingering conversation.
On the second floor, the winter garden awaits – a striking glass atrium that illuminates the rooms below through two circular skylights. Enjoy quieter moments here surrounded by greenery.
