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Search the Public Notice PortalA £24m development for a luxury Cotswolds holiday resort, which could rival Soho Farmhouse, is opening in West Oxfordshire in 2027.
The CABÜ project is on the grounds of a former Marconi radio station, in the hamlet of Langley within the civil parish of Leafield, which is around four miles northwest of Witney.
Designed to blend with the surrounding landscape, more than 50 timber cabins will range from one to three bedrooms, each crafted in the brand's signature sustainable style.
Facilities will include indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a spa, hot tubs, saunas and treatment space, as well as a restaurant, shop, two bars and an events studio.
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Renders show a mix of wooden panels, green detailing and large windows that open onto natural views.
CABÜ says the resort will offer year-round short breaks of two to four nights and is due to open in the summer of 2027.
A description on the development's official website reads: "CABÜ in the Cotswolds is underway.
"The Cotswolds are famous for their typically English landscape, lovely green rolling hills, stone walls, woodland and charming towns and villages.
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"CABÜ is now repurposing a redundant and derelict engineering works right in the centre of the area of outstanding natural beauty.
"Situated in Langley, the former Marconi radio transmission site is having a major makeover.
"Wherever possible, the old buildings are being renovated to provide a new Cabin Club, indoor swimming pool, spa and our wonderful onsite shop.
"There will of course be a new sitooterie, hot tubs, saunas and plunge bucket along with some fresh activities to help you relax deep in the countryside.
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"CABÜ have designed a new range of ultra-cool timber cabins that have the built-in CABÜ DNA of green construction, modern aesthetic and a unique interior feel.
"CABÜ emphasise the importance of low energy use, low impact construction. We are fully engaged in the circular economy, carbon reduction and the use of plastics.
"Our cabins are constructed using modern methods of timber engineering and zero waste in manufacture.
"CABÜ’s building systems are permanent and designed to UK and European housing standards.
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"Our buildings are manufactured in the UK and have high eco credentials from materials sourcing through to occupational use.
"We provide a modern approach with high design and architectural value, catering for the eco tourists.
"CABÜ in the Cotswolds will offer their high-quality short-term stays all year round, and we are aiming to provide guests with two, three or four-night stays in a relaxing environment with low-adrenaline activities and provide an excellent base to discover all the Cotswolds have to offer."
The brand already runs two popular resorts, CABÜ by the Sea on Romney Marsh, Kent, and CABÜ by the Lakes in County Cavan, Ireland.
