Sibton Manor | Wilderness Reserve | Suffolk Sibton Manor at Wilderness Reserve is an exceptional 19th-century Georgian estate, meticulously restored to its original grandeur and thoughtfully elevated with modern luxury. Originally built in 1840, this 13-bedroom manor offers an extraordinary backdrop for weddings, corporate retreats, and large-scale gatherings, blending heritage charm with contemporary comfort. The heart of the estate is the magnificent glass orangery, designed to host up to 150 seated guests, making it ideal for elegant ceremonies and refined celebrations. Inside the manor, formal reception rooms showcase period-correct design—from hand-painted Chinese wallpaper to antique furnishings—preserving the authenticity of Georgian architecture. In contrast, the basement reveals a contemporary party hub complete with a private cinema, games room, bar, gym, and cellar, creating the perfect balance between tradition and modern indulgence. Arriving at Sibton Manor is an experience in itself. A winding driveway leads guests over a small ornamental bridge and past a serpentine lake, unveiling sweeping views of rolling pastureland and ancient woodland. Designed in 1827 by the famed architect Decimus Burton—whose work also shaped Buckingham Palace’s forecourt and London’s iconic Kew Gardens—the manor stands as a rare piece of architectural history. Thirteen individually styled bedrooms provide luxurious accommodation, each crafted with attention to detail to ensure comfort, elegance, and exceptional privacy. Surrounding the estate, the vast 8,000-acre Wilderness Reserve offers more than 40 curated outdoor experiences, inviting guests to immerse themselves in nature, adventure, and unforgettable English countryside living.