Welcome to Postlip Hall 

We are a small community of eight families living in separate homes within a large Cotswold manor house. Our bit of the Postlip Valley holds a mainly Jacobean house, a medieval Tithe Barn, and the 12C Chapel of St James, in Gloucestershire. We do lots of things together, from growing organically and maintaining the house and grounds to running public events but we also have private lives.

The best way to visit Postlip is to come and work with us in the garden and estate on one of our monthly working weekends or attend one of our events. Postlip events include the annual Cotswold Beer Festival in July, folk and classical music concerts, story telling, drama and more. We also hire out our beautiful medieval Tithe Barn and the Great Hall for weddings, exhibitions, private concerts and parties.

What's On this Winter

Join us in Postlip's Great Hall for one of our exciting upcoming performances by the fireside.
LONDON KLEZMER QUARTET
Saturday 1 March
7.30pm (doors 7pm)
four of Europe’s most talented klezmer musicians – join us for the first time and share some musical joie de vie.

What's New, Winter 2014
Two units for Sale

Two of our families are moving on after 14 and 21 years at Postlip, so we have two units for sale. One with 3 bedrooms, one with 4 bedrooms. To learn more about the units and how to apply, check out our 'Join Postlip' and 'Units for Sale' pages. We are accepting enquiries and applications now.

Farewell to a Founder

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We mark the death of Alexander 'Sandy' McMillan on 28 September 2013. Founder member of Postlip, an inspirational and joyful presence with his wife Jan, always sure of the value of community, and always optimistic about human nature despite much evidence to the contrary. A life lived to the full, ending peacefully, with dignity, with his family. He is at rest in the grounds of the place that he loved.

If you couldn't be with us to share in the celebration of Sandy’s life, we would like to share with you a selection of what was said that day on a special tribute page and welcome you to share your comments on our Facebook page.  We would love to hear from you.