Buckland House

30/09/2026

The lake from above.

Buckland sits within 280 acres of grounds, and this view gives you a good idea of just how much space there is beyond the house itself.

The lake is surrounded by woodland and fields and is only a short walk from the house. Guests can walk around it during their stay, and there’s coarse fishing for anyone who fancies it.

📸 The Cornish Life - https://thecornishlife.co.uk/a-moulin-rouge-weekend-wedding/

23/09/2026

One of the nicest things about a wedding at Buckland is that nobody has to rush home.

The ceremony, the meal, the dancing and the morning after all happen in the same place, surrounded by the people you’ve invited to share it.

It feels less like hiring a venue and more like borrowing a beautiful country house for the weekend.

📸 https://www.wedmagazine.co.uk/wedding-at-buckland-house-devon-01.html / Photography Matt Austin Images

16/09/2026

Buckland isn’t only for weddings.

The house has welcomed business retreats, yoga weekends, creative workshops and family celebrations for years.

With plenty of space indoors and out, groups can come together, spread out when they need to, and make the house their own for a few days.

However you choose to spend your time here, Buckland provides the perfect setting.

📸 Simon Atkins - https://www.weddingphotojournalist.co.uk/buckland-house-wedding-photography/

11/09/2026

Summer is starting to draw to a close at Buckland.

The evenings are getting a little shorter, but we’re not quite ready to say goodbye to days around the pool and time spent outside just yet.

Who else is hoping for a few more sunny September days?

07/09/2026

Lovely to see this way of doing things getting some attention!

This article caught our eye recently. It looks at a meadow in Norfolk that has been allowed to develop naturally, without planting wildflower seed mixes, and it’s very similar to the way the meadow at Buckland has been managed for years.

Nothing has been planted here either. The meadow is left to grow through the summer, then cut for hay once the flowers have seeded.

It’s a simple approach, but over the years we’ve seen more wildflowers coming through and the meadow is always busy with butterflies, bees and other insects in the summer.

Farmer Derek Sayer let a boggy field run wild and just one annual hay-cut has led to remarkable biodiversity

18/08/2026

No identical rooms. No long hotel corridors.

Just 17 bedrooms, each with its own character, ready for a house full of family or friends.

One of the nicest parts of arriving is choosing your room for the week.

11/08/2026

Did you know Buckland has a sister house?

Just over the border in Somerset you’ll find Northmoor House, nestled on the edge of Exmoor National Park.

Like Buckland, it’s an exclusive-use country house made for bringing people together, whether that’s a family holiday, wedding, retreat or weekend celebration.

Each house has its own character, but both share the same relaxed atmosphere, beautiful grounds and feeling of having somewhere entirely your own for a few days.

If you’ve stayed at Buckland, you might just fall in love with Northmoor House too.

04/08/2026

There’s something about a weekend in the countryside that encourages you to slow down.

Coffee in the morning, fresh air, long meals and plenty of time to enjoy the house and grounds.

Not a bad way to spend a few days.

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28/07/2026

There’s no right way to use the ballroom at Buckland.

One weekend it might be dressed for a wedding breakfast, the next it’s hosting morning yoga, family games or music and dancing.

That’s one of the things we love most about it - it becomes whatever your stay needs it to be.

21/07/2026

The wildflower meadow at Buckland has naturally been encouraged through careful management.

Nothing has been planted. It’s left to grow through the summer before being cut for hay once the flowers have seeded.

This simple approach allows the wildflowers to return and multiply each year, and it’s lovely to see just how many butterflies, bees and other insects it attracts.

It’s one of our favourite places for a walk.