- Sleeps6
- Bedroom(s)3
- Bathroom(s)2
- From £165/Night ( All rates )
Description
Sympathetically converted from a former farm building, The Barn House offers high specification 'green' accommodation in a tranquil, yet convenient location close to the region’s many visitor attractions.
Formerly an 18th century cow shed and stable block, The Barn House has now been transformed into a characterful holiday cottage for six, which adjoins the owners’ own barn conversion.
The property is finished to a high specification and, tastefully decorated to reflect its history. The Barn House’s dining room features a stunning vaulted oak beamed ceiling, whilst an ornate spiral staircase leads to the first floor where the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom is situated. Two further double bedrooms are located on the ground floor, sharing a further bathroom with shower and WC. Each bedroom features a DVD and digital flat screen TV. Downstairs, the lounge is comfortably furnished with seating for six and a large flat screen TV complete with extensive selection of DVDs.
The property’s well equipped kitchen features quality granite worktops, whilst a large cupboard off houses the ironing board, iron and room to hang coats. Smaller guests’ needs are well catered for with a large selection of indoor and outdoor games, whilst a travel cot and high chair are also available on request.
Thoughtful extras such as a music system, free Wifi to all rooms and garden areas, and outside dining patio, add to this well thought out property’s considerable appeal. Younger visitors (and many older ones too!) will delight at the chance to meet the farm’s many animal friends including sheep, saddleback pigs, chickens and of course, Jimmy the dog. Visit in the Spring and you may even be lucky enough to see new born lambs skipping through the fields!
The farm boasts enviable green credentials that were recently recognised with a prestigious Corporate Social Responsibility Award and it is well on its way to achieving its goal of carbon neutral status. A large amount of its electricity comes from solar panels, whilst in December 2015 a Biomass Install; which supplies both the farm, The Grain Store and The Barn House with year round heating and hot water, was completed.
Sleeping capacity: 6
3 x bedroom
2 x bathroom
Short breaks available
BBQ
Child friendly
Cot
Enclosed garden
Ensuite bathroom/s
Linen included
Pet friendly
Towels included
Games
Wifi access
Parking available
Near cinema
Cycling
Fishing
Golf nearby
Gym nearby
Hiking
Horse riding
Near National Trust Properties or Gardens
Near river/lake/canal
Restaurants nearby
Rural views
Swimming pool nearby
Theatre nearby
Location
| Latitude/Longitude: 52.21667 / -1.86667 | ||
| Nearest airport | Birmingham Airport | 23 miles |
|---|---|---|
| Nearest train station | Stratford Upon Avon | 8 miles |
Neighborhood
The property offers an ideal base from which to explore Warwickshire, the Cotswolds and Shakespeare country with its rich tapestry of culture, superb country houses, gardens and lots of interesting things to see and do.
A must for nature lovers, this peaceful retreat is flanked by open countryside, offering views of the Malvern Hills with their superb evening sunsets. Breeding buzzards nest in the surrounding hedgerows and pheasant and partridge together with deer are a common sight in the surrounding fields. The Village of Inkberrow (one of the villages used in the famous Radio 4 series ‘The Archers’) with the Old Bull pub and village shop, is just 3 miles from the Farm.
Stratford-upon-Avon is easily reached by car in around 15 minutes and the surrounding area is packed with historical and cultural attractions for all the family, including the nearby Roman market town of Alcester offering a range of traditional Pubs and Inns together with local shops, cafes and tearooms (Please visit our ‘Discover South Warwickshire’ information pages for full attraction details).
The neighbouring Ragley Estate which is home to the 9th Marquess and Marchioness of Hertford and their four children, occupies most of the surrounding farmland and along with its regular garden and house openings, hosts many seasonal events throughout the year.
For those who would like a taste of country living, seasonal activities including lambing, sheep shearing, cherry and mushroom picking and air rifle shooting can be arrange subject to availability (please enquire at time of booking). Golf, horse riding, fishing, horse racing and many other pursuits are also available nearby. Those wishing to venture further afield will find the NEC and the NIA are easily accessible and within a 30 minute drive of the property.
Accommodation, facilities, utilities
Availability
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- Pending
- Available
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Rates
| - | Nightly rate | Weekly rate | Monthly rate | Min. Stay | Change-over | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week | Weekend | |||||
| Rate summary | £165 | £1,150 | - | 7 Nights | - | |
| 06-Dec-2017 - 07-Dec-2018 | £165 | - | £1,150 | - | 7 Nights | - |
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- Jan Oldfield
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