Converted from an 18th-century farm, Soho Farmhouse debuted last month on 100 acres in Great Tew, Oxfordshire, England.

The rural-chic property includes 40 secluded cabins with additional lodging available in the seven-room farmhouse and four-room cottage.

Cabins are either located along a stream or next to one of the site’s two lakes, with each featuring its own unique interior and layouts that include one-, two-, and three-bedroom options.

In the main dining barn, a selection of ingredients are sourced onsite.

Wedding and event space includes a repurposed pavilion-like hay barn that is open to the elements.

Located outside of London, the pastoral Soho Farmhouse offers amenities including an infinity pool, tennis courts, horseback riding, bike rentals, a spa, boathouse, cookery school, and a bar.

Soho House Istanbul is the brand’s largest property with 87 rooms and is housed in a 19th-century Corpi palazzo and annex, with additional lodging and amenities, including Cecconi’s restaurant, in the adjoining new-build Chancery and Glass buildings.

The Soho House design team restored the original frescoes and rosewood doors throughout the Corpi, built in 1873 by a Genoese shipbuilder and once the U.S. Embassy and consulate.

An eclectic mix of early 20th-century furniture and artwork dot the interiors.

Old and new seamlessly combine to create the welcoming interiors.

In the bar and lounge, barstools are studded and upholstered in leather, while a midcentury-inspired liquor shelf serves as the bar’s backdrop.

A freestanding tub takes center stage in one of the 87 guestrooms.

Two contemporary rooftop pools that overlook the city are standouts of the Soho House Istanbul.