BLOGS

Having hosted a memorable evening with scallops, Shropshire filet, and the silkiest cheesecake with macerated strawberries, Katie Morris managed to catch up with Marcus for a glass of fizz by the fireside.

Escape to rural Shropshire for a romantic short break for Valentine's Day. Be together — just the two of you, walking in a wooded valley.

Looking for a new way to spice up your next big group getaway? Move over murder mysteries - Traitors breaks are here to steal the spotlight

There is a lot to love about Christmas. From food, family, and friends, find out the Marrington team's festive favourites.

The secret to mindful travel? Forest bathing, a simple yet profound practice that invites you to slow down, reconnect with nature, and find peace in the midst of a busy world.

To celebrate our 2nd birthday at Marrington Escapes, we sat down Philippa Bason, to reflect on her favourite moments from the past two years.

If you can work from anywhere, why not make that place Marrington Escapes? As the notion of traditional office working drifts further away, more and more remote workers are looking for new spaces to inspire their work.

The garden colour dial turns up a notch in May, where the sea of green blooms alongside vibrant oranges, magenta and blues.

For National Walking Month, add a spring to your step and get outdoors. Nature’s large green spaces can offer benefits to both your physical and mental wellbeing.

For International Women’s Day, we’re shining the light on some of our inspirational women behind the scenes. Passionate about the Estate, and its potential – our trio of talented women are at the forefront of everything we do at Marrington; from attracting new faces, maintaining the Estate and welcoming back old friends.

One of the last months of gentle pottering before the busy gardening season begins. Enjoy the first signs of Spring, with flowering bulbs, and wildlife awakening after hibernation. Jobs for the month include prepping pots, borders and vegetable beds ready for the height of spring time.

As snowdrops emerge from the forest floors, bustling woodland birds search for safe places to nest and the days get gradually longer; we’ve been reflecting on our favourite things about the Marrington Estate.