A Cotswolds estate located near Banbury is offering visitors a getaway to the countryside this Easter.
Visitors to RH England - Aynhoe Park's gallery - are welcomed to explore the Grade 1 listed estate, less than an hour away from London, for an Easter day trip.
The day begins at the Tea Salon, where guests can warm up with an array of specially blended loose leaf teas.
The 17th-century estate, spread across 73 acres, invites exploration, followed by a stop at one of the four unique dining spots.
The Orangery, the estate's showstopper fine-dining restaurant, offers a modern cuisine.
Chefs prepare dishes on custom Molteni rotisseries, or over Japanese Binchotan charcoal
The menu includes fresh Devon White rotisserie chicken and a wood-grilled avocado topped with Petrossian Imperial Kaluga Caviar.
There are also an array of wines and champagnes on offer, featuring home-grown English options.
They include Preamble No. 3 from Hundred Hills in Oxford and sparkling rosé from Herbert Hall in Kent.
The Wine Lounge has a selection of wines from around the world and a 19th-century Louis XV-style fireplace.
There is also a Juicery, serving refreshing options.
The RH England Gallery, the first outside North America, houses the architecture and design library, the Sir John Soane exhibition, and the RH interior design studio.
The gardens by Capability Brown further enhance the estate's charm.
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