Log Cabins to RentThe birthplace of Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon, is not all Warwickshire has to offer, there's Warwick Castle, historic Rugby, towns and villages full of English charm. Try boating on the River Avon or catch a play at the RSC theatre.
The property lies on working farmland complete with farm shop selling fresh produce. Just half a mile away you will find good local shops and pubs, in Welford on Avon. With the River Avon boarding the farmland, guests can benefit from private fishing rights or perhaps head to the nearby golfing range at Welford. For a relaxing day in the Cotswolds, the nearby beautiful Cotswold villages sit waiting to be discovered. Maybe enjoy a leisurely walk or hop on a bicycle to Shakespeare s riverside town of Stratford upon Avon and ride along the towpath, stopping off for a bite to eat or a refreshing drink in one the many riverside pubs or cafes along the way. Whatever your interest, this is a superb location. Arriving at the entrance, you walk through the traditional cottage door to find an attractive hallway inviting you through to the light and spacious lounge where you can put your feet up and escape with a good magazine or simply gaze out at the superb views over the farmland and share a glass of wine or two. If settling in for the evening, there is a fabulous, spacious country kitchen that is well equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer and dishwasher to save you doing the dishes. The separate dining room has a chunky pine table and chairs for six. Also on the ground floor, you will find a double bedroom with ensuite shower room with WC, with a next door utility room to put wet or muddy coats and wellies after a day out touring. Here you will also find a twin bedroom (with a third bed if required) and ensuite bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. Heading outside through the back door you will find an enclosed private courtyard with BBQ and furniture, so you can relish in your beautiful farmland surroundings with the sun on your skin and fresh country air helping you to relax and renew. A great deal of attention has gone into the privacy and comfort of this property.
The property lies on working farmland complete with farm shop selling fresh produce. Just half a mile away you will find good local shops and pubs, in Welford on Avon. With the River Avon boarding the farmland, guests can benefit from private fishing rights or perhaps head to the nearby golfing range at Welford. For a relaxing day in the Cotswolds, the nearby beautiful Cotswold villages are waiting to be discovered. Maybe enjoy a leisurely walk or hop on a bicycle to Shakespeare s riverside town of Stratford upon Avon and ride along the towpath, stopping off for a bite to eat or a refreshing drink in one the many riverside pubs or cafes along the way. Whatever your interest, this is a superb location. Arriving at the property you are greeted with a farmhouse style door opening into an inviting entrance hall. Leading through to the elegant lounge with its exposed oak beams you can curl up on the luxurious sofa and lose yourself in a decent book or perhaps simply look out at the beautiful farmland views with a glass of wine. The lounge also has SkyTV and a DVD player. If staying in for the evening, there is a lovely country style galley kitchen, excellently equipped including an electric oven with hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer and a dishwasher to make light work of clearing up. The adjacent dining room has a large chunky oak dining table with chairs for six. Next to the dining room, you will find a utility room for wet and muddy coats and wellies, which comes in handy after a long walk in the country. On the same floor there is a double bedroom with TV and ensuite large wet room with shower, wash basin and WC. Heading upstairs to the first floor, you will find a large landing leading to a double bedroom (and an additional single bed) with TV and a seperate bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, wash basin and WC. Stepping outside from the back door you will find a lovely enclosed courtyard with BBQ and furniture, so you can enjoy a warm evening outside or perhaps try your skills with a garden ball game.
The property lies on open farmland, within easy walking distance of the riverside village of Welford on Avon with good local shops and pubs. With the River Avon for fishing and golfing range at Welford Golf Club, there are many outdoor pursuits to enjoy. For a relaxing day in the Cotswolds, the nearby beautiful villages sit waiting to be discovered. Take a leisurely walk or hop on a bicycle to Shakespeare s riverside town of Stratford upon Avon and ride along the towpath, stopping off for a coffee in one the many riverside cafes along the way. In the evening, there are several pubs, restaurants and a theatre with regular concerts throughout the year. Whatever your interest, this is a superb location. On entering the grand hallway, there are two staircases. Off the hall is a beautiful spacious lounge with a central open fire, where you can snuggle up on the sofa with a glass of wine and perhaps watch a good movie on the SkyTV and DVD. If you decide to stay in for the evening, there is a fabulous dining room with large solid wood dining table and chairs for twelve. The kitchen is very well quipped with lovely crockery and quality glassware, and all the mod cons including an electric oven with hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher to make cleaning up a breeze. Leading on from the kitchen, you will find a snug room (with a single bed if required for an additional 40 per week or weekend) and a downstairs WC. Leading up the grand staircase to the first floor, you will find a double bedroom and an ensuite bathroom with bath, washbasin and WC. Further down the corridor, you will come to a second double bedroom and a third twin bedroom and a large bathroom with bath, separate shower, washbasin and WC. You then come to a spacious fourth bedroom with three single beds with and an ensuite bathroom with bath, shower, washbasin and WC. From the kitchen, the French doors open out to a large enclosed garden with a landscaped lawn to the rear with a BBQ and quality hardwood garden furniture where you can do outside entertaining in style.
The property lies on working farmland complete with farm shop selling fresh produce. Just half a mile away you will find good local shops and pubs, in Welford on Avon. With the River Avon boarding the farmland, guests can benefit from private fishing rights or perhaps head to the nearby golfing range at Welford. For a relaxing day in the Cotswolds, beautiful villages can be found nearby, or explore Stratford upon Avon where you can enjoy a leisurely walk or cycle ride along the towpath, stopping off for a bite to eat or a refreshing drink in one the many riverside pubs or cafes along the way. Arriving at the property you step into a light and spacious lounge with traditional exposed beams and large French doors that open out onto a pretty private courtyard, where you can relax on the sofa looking out over the garden and immerse yourself in the beauty of your tranquil countryside surroundings. If you stay in for the evening, there is a large kitchen/diner equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer and dishwasher. On the same floor, you will find a double/twin bedroom with TV, a second twin bedroom with TV, a third double bedroom with TV and en suite shower room and finally a large family bathroom with a bath, shower cubicle, wash basin and WC. Stepping outside, from the large French doors in the lounge, you will find a BBQ and furniture to seat six in the private courtyard garden.
The peaceful hamlet of Loxley is set in a rural location with a village inn, along with Ettingham offering a traditional village store. A haven for walkers with access to many waymarked paths, and on the National Cyclist route No.41 for keen cyclists. You are just five miles away from Stratford upon Avon, a vibrant market town with an exciting all year round events calendar offering something for all. A little further south, the heart of the Cotswolds has many traditional villages and market towns, including Chipping Campden, Broadway and Stow on the Wold. This area is also well served by the National Trust with properties and gardens to include, Blenheim Palace, Ann Hathaway s cottage and gardens and Hidcote Manor and Gardens, to name but a few. Stroll across the landscaped courtyard where the red brick of the barn is enhanced by the seasonal planting. Leave your walking boots in the lobby where there s ample space for coats and boots. This opens onto the lounge which has been finished with a clever mix of both old and new, sink back into the colourful sofas and enjoy the warmth of the wood burner whilst relaxing with friends, or enjoy an evening with an old movie. The kitchen/diner has been finished with panelled walls and light colours, a great space for any enthusiastic cook and well equipped with electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. A rustic table and chairs enjoy a position by the window. When the day is done you will find a king size bedroom on the ground floor, beautifully finished with soft linen and vibrant colours. There is also a shower room on the ground floor with double walk in rain shower and WC. Climb the stairs to find a further king size bedroom, set within the eaves, where you can enjoy a peaceful night s rest within the luxury of soft linen. For pampering there is a large bathroom where you can soak in the free standing bath, there is also a WC. Step outside onto the courtyard, the area offers a table and chairs that s perfect for entertaining, enhanced with well stocked mature raised borders. There is parking for two cars.
The property lies on working farmland complete with farm shop selling fresh produce. Just half a mile away you will find good local shops and pubs in Welford on Avon. With the River Avon boarding the farmland, guests can benefit from private fishing rights or perhaps head to the nearby golfing range at Welford. For a relaxing day in the Cotswolds, the nearby beautiful Cotswold villages sit waiting to be discovered. Maybe enjoy a leisurely walk or hop on a bicycle to Shakespeare s riverside town of Stratford upon Avon and ride along the towpath, stopping off for a bite to eat or a refreshing drink in one the many riverside pubs or cafes along the way. Whatever your interest, this is a superb location. Arriving at the lovely farmhouse entrance door, you are invited into the hallway with downstairs WC, where you can conveniently store wet or muddy coats and wellies. Leading through to a beautiful spacious lounge/diner with beautiful high pitched ceilings, original oak beams and a prominent fireplace with gas fired burner, inviting you to snuggle on the sofa by the fire with a captivating book or perhaps spoil yourself with a glass of wine or two. If you stay in for a meal, there is a fabulous fitted country kitchen with views out to the garden and bespoke oak cabinets that sit well with the oak dining table and chairs for two. Well equipped including an electric oven with hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer and dishwasher to save washing the dishes. On the same floor, you will find a double bedroom with TV and ensuite bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, wash basin and WC. Heading outside, you will find a lovely courtyard garden with a BBQ and furniture to ensure you are comfortable and relaxed while you dine out enjoying the peaceful farmland surroundings. A great deal of attention has gone into the privacy and comfort of this property.
Set on a farm with 50 acres of land home to grazing cows and sheep, this property is only a few miles away from a whole host of highlights in Shakespeare s county of Warwickshire. Warwick is 10 miles away, where visits to Warwick Castle, St. John s House Museum and Hill Close Gardens are highly recommended. Just 18 miles away is the birthplace of Shakespeare himself, Stratford upon Avon, also home to the Royal Shakespeare Company along with Anne Hathaway s cottage and Holy Trinity Church. For those who love the outdoors, Draycote Water Country Park and Ryton Pool Country Park are within a few miles After driving down the private farm road towards your holiday home, park up to the side of the property in one of the allocated spaces. Head on around to the entrance which is via the door on the side of the barn. The property has ramp to the front door and the doors inside are extra wide, suitable for wheelchair access. As you enter this cosy property you arrive in the open plan lounge and dining area. The lounge has an L shaped sofa, which is perfect to relax on after a busy day out exploring, plus a TV so you can catch your favourite show or movie and unwind for the evening. The small kitchen area, just off from the lounge in the hallway, has everything you need to lovingly prepare a light snack or dinner, with an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge. Once your meal is ready, serve up at the dining table in the lounge, which can seat up to four guests. Whether you decide to relax in front of the TV or have a bite to eat, the fabulous duck pond provides a fitting backdrop, seen in all its glory through the French doors. Down the hallway is the bedroom, which has plenty of storage space for your belongings along with a TV. Start your day off with a refreshing shower in the wet room with WC which is located off from the lounge. There is an outside utility area which houses a freezer, washing machine and a tumble dryer for guests to use. The outdoor seating area is accessed via the French doors or the side door. It is fully enclosed, with a large patio area with garden furniture providing the most peaceful of places to enjoy some down time perhaps with a drink in hand or even some al fresco dining while you watch the sun glisten on the pond and the many fish swim to the surface. There is off road private parking for up to two cars.
The property is set deep within the countryside, just 3 miles from the vibrant market town of Alcester. The town has a lively community feel, sitting amidst rolling 'Shakespeare's Countryside'. Also, within easy reach is Stratford upon Avon, a vibrant market town with its riverside walks and cruises, and many attractions including Shakespeare s Birthplace, the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Harvard House, and The MAD Mechanical Art & Design Museum. Visit one of the National Trust properties including Anne Hathaway s Cottage, Baddesley Clinton, Packwood House and Coughton Court or explore Warwick Castle, Kenilworth Castle and Compton Verney Art Gallery and Park.Enjoy countryside walks, stroll along the rivers and canals, go fishing, rowing, or cycling and explore Warwickshire s Way. Take in the views as you climb through the countryside to the development of barns that enjoy an elevated location. The barns have been cleverly configured with great accessibility for wheelchair users. The barn features wide doors, with a spacious single level ground floor that is perfect for families getting together. Socialise in the cosy lounge area with corner sofa and large wall mounted Smart TV, and enjoy convivial mealtimes in the dining area with generously sized table and chairs. A contemporary style functional kitchen with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine invites you to whip up delicious meals for the whole family. There is also a ground floor WC. For wheelchair users, a vertical lift provides access to a first floor bedroom, this room offers a profiling bed with hoist and ceiling track, along with a further single bed. There is an en suite wet room with shower, shower chair and WC. A separate staircase offers access onto a spacious landing with a choice of two bedrooms. A double room with garden views and a twin room. There is a family shower room with double walk in shower and WC. To enjoy the gardens, guests can open the sliding patio doors and step out onto the single level patio. There is a table and chairs for summer dining and a wood fired hot tub that has a wooden pergola with hoist. There is off road parking for two cars.
This property is set deep within the countryside and is just 3 miles from the vibrant market town of Alcester, a quintessential English market town with a lively community feel. Set in the attractive, rolling 'Shakespeare's Countryside', the area is well served for families wanting to enjoy the best of the North Cotswolds. Visit one of the many National Trust properties, including Anne Hathaway s Cottage, Baddesley Clinton, Packwood House and Coughton Court, or explore Warwick Castle, Kenilworth Castle and Compton Verney Art Gallery and Park. Enjoy countryside walks, stroll along the rivers and canals, go fishing, rowing, or cycling and explore the Warwickshire Way. And for a family day out, visit Cadbury World (pre book), Warwick Castle, Alcester Heritage Centre, All Things Wild or Hatton Country World. Enjoy the views as you climb through the countryside to the development of barns that enjoy an elevated location. The barns have been cleverly configured with great accessibility for wheelchair users. The barn offers wide doors, with a spacious single level ground floor that is perfect for families getting together. A cosy lounge area with a corner sofa and Smart TV is a great spot to relax, and there is also a dining area with a generously sized table and chairs. A stylish and functional kitchen features an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine. For wheelchair users, a vertical lift provides access to a first floor bedroom this room offers a profiling bed with hoist and ceiling track, along with a further single sofa bed. There is also access to a Jack and Jill wet room with a shower, WC, and chair. A separate staircase offers access onto a spacious landing with a double room with garden views, and access to the Jack and Jill shower room. To enjoy the gardens, guests can open the sliding patio doors and step out onto the single level patio. There is a table and chairs for summer dining and a wood fired hot tub that has a wooden pergola with a hoist. There is off road parking for two cars.
Set deep within the countryside, this peaceful property enjoys the best of both worlds, with the vibrant market town of Alcester only 3 miles away where you ll find a host of shops and places to eat. There is plenty for families to explore, while walkers can enjoy the countryside along the Arden Way, or a gentle stroll beside the River Avon. For culture, take in Ragley Hall, Coughton Court or Mary Arden s House. And for a family day out, visit Cadbury World (pre book), Warwick Castle, Alcester Heritage Centre, All Things Wild or Hatton Country World. There is also a fantastic events calendar with many festivals and county shows throughout the year. Enjoy the views from the elevated position of this barn, one of three on a development that has been configured with great accessibility for wheelchair users. The barn offers wide doors, with a spacious single level ground floor that is perfect for families getting together. A cosy lounge area with a corner sofa and Smart TV offers a space to unwind or socialise. A dining area features a large table and chairs, perfect for sharing home cooked meals of an evening, prepared in the sleek kitchen, with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine. There is also a ground floor WC. For wheelchair users, a vertical lift provides access to a first floor bedroom. This room features a profiling bed with hoist and ceiling track, along with a further single bed, and there is an en suite wet room with a shower, shower chair and WC. A separate staircase offers access to a spacious landing with a choice of two bedrooms: a double room with garden views, and a twin room. There is also a family shower room with a double walk in shower and WC. To enjoy the gardens, guests can open the sliding patio doors and step out onto the single level patio. Here there is a table and chairs for summer dining and a wood fired hot tub that has a wooden pergola with a hoist. There is off road parking for two cars.
