An aerial tour of the Grounds of The Welcombe Hotel in Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon. A Grade 2 listed building with golf courses, tennis courts, spa, lakes & beautiful gardens.

Some of the lands at Welcombe, which are recorded as part of the manor of Old Stratford as far back as 1182 AD.

The estate ultimately came into the possession of the Clopton family, into which one of William's three daughters, Martha, had married. Various conveyances of the lands took place in the 18th century and at one point — between 1760 and 1768 — they were divided into three parts. The estate had been acquired by John Lloyd of Snitterfield by 1777 and it later passed to his oldest son, George, who lived there until dying at the age of 63 in 1831.Both of John Lloyd's sons, George and John Gamaliel Lloyd, served as High Sheriff of Warwickshire, in 1806 and 1832, respectively. George having died unmarried, John Gamaliel inherited the estate on the death of his brother. In turn, the new owner died unmarried in 1837.