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Elmore House Anselm Guise. Scroll down for a potted journey back in time. Elmore court has been throwing parties and hosting weddings for 4 years this month, it's also 10 years since anselm first inherited the country house. Anselm guise and his wife, sarah, at their stately home, elmore court in gloucestershire shutterstock. Elmore court is one of england’s oldest family homes, having been in the guise family for over 750 years. Anselm guise, the present owner, has 750 years of continuous family ownership to keep alive. Anselm guise, formerly dubbed the ‘hedonistic heir’, is making plans to rewild 250 acres of elmore court in gloucestershire. The guise family have lived on this spot since 1274(!) and it is still first and foremost the family home. The house dates back to around 1580. After a career as a dj, record producer and festival organiser, anselm guise inherited the house 13 years ago, and has successfully restored elmore as a premium wedding and events venue.

After a career as a dj, record producer and festival organiser, anselm guise inherited the house 13 years ago, and has successfully restored elmore as a premium wedding and events venue. Elmore court has been throwing parties and hosting weddings for 4 years this month, it's also 10 years since anselm first inherited the country house. The house dates back to around 1580. Scroll down for a potted journey back in time. Elmore court is one of england’s oldest family homes, having been in the guise family for over 750 years. Anselm guise and his wife, sarah, at their stately home, elmore court in gloucestershire shutterstock. Anselm guise, formerly dubbed the ‘hedonistic heir’, is making plans to rewild 250 acres of elmore court in gloucestershire. Anselm guise, the present owner, has 750 years of continuous family ownership to keep alive. The guise family have lived on this spot since 1274(!) and it is still first and foremost the family home.

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Elmore House Anselm Guise Anselm guise, formerly dubbed the ‘hedonistic heir’, is making plans to rewild 250 acres of elmore court in gloucestershire. The house dates back to around 1580. The guise family have lived on this spot since 1274(!) and it is still first and foremost the family home. Scroll down for a potted journey back in time. Anselm guise, formerly dubbed the ‘hedonistic heir’, is making plans to rewild 250 acres of elmore court in gloucestershire. Elmore court is one of england’s oldest family homes, having been in the guise family for over 750 years. After a career as a dj, record producer and festival organiser, anselm guise inherited the house 13 years ago, and has successfully restored elmore as a premium wedding and events venue. Anselm guise, the present owner, has 750 years of continuous family ownership to keep alive. Anselm guise and his wife, sarah, at their stately home, elmore court in gloucestershire shutterstock. Elmore court has been throwing parties and hosting weddings for 4 years this month, it's also 10 years since anselm first inherited the country house.