1604
Accommodation, Guest Houses · Shipston-on-Stour
About 1604
1604 is a family-owned Cotswold wedding venue accommodation at Blackwell Grange, offering 10 en-suite bedrooms across a collection of historic 16th and 17th century stone farm buildings. The name comes from a date stone on one of the properties, reflecting the tradition and history at the heart of this venue. Accommodation includes The Granary, a super king honeymoon suite sleeping two under a thatched roof, The Water Tower sleeping two, The Stables sleeping four with two ground floor bedrooms, The Corn Shed sleeping six, and The Hayloft Cottage sleeping ten with a master bedroom and bunk beds designed for both adults and children. The bedrooms have been curated by owner and interior designer Didi Vernon Miller, incorporating family heritage and memorabilia to create an authentic blend of old and new. The buildings were formerly part of a national hunt breeding stud and race yard, and water from the historic well is now pumped back into The Water Tower. 1604 opened in 2016 and sits along a herringbone path between the Apple Tree Lawn and Cider Lawn, just steps away from the festivities at Blackwell Grange.
Frequently asked questions
What accommodation options are available at 1604?
1604 offers 10 en-suite bedrooms across several buildings. The Granary sleeps two in a super king honeymoon suite, The Water Tower sleeps two, The Stables sleeps four with two ground floor bedrooms, The Corn Shed sleeps six, and The Hayloft Cottage sleeps ten including a master bedroom and bunk beds suitable for adults or children.
Is 1604 suitable for wedding guests?
Yes, 1604 is Cotswold wedding venue accommodation at Blackwell Grange, designed as the perfect way to end your wedding. The buildings sit along a herringbone path between the Apple Tree Lawn and Cider Lawn, just steps away from the festivities.
How many people can 1604 accommodate in total?
Across all buildings, 1604 can accommodate up to 24 guests. The Granary and The Water Tower each sleep two, The Stables sleeps four, The Corn Shed sleeps six, and The Hayloft Cottage sleeps ten.
Who designed the interiors at 1604?
The bedrooms have been sympathetically curated by owner and interior designer Didi Vernon Miller. The styling incorporates family heritage and memorabilia from the collection of 16th and 17th century Cotswold stone buildings, creating an eclectic and authentic blend of charm.
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