The cottage
A beautiful mid-terrace cottage in the popular Cotswold village of Honeybourne.
Furnished with comfort in mind this charming property provides excellent holiday accommodation for a family or group of friends wishing to spend time together.
Enter the cottage through the small front garden into the hall, from here you will find a cosy sitting room complete with ornamental fire, ideal for those chilly evenings.
The cottage boasts a second sitting room with a dining table to seat all guests and a warming woodburning stove.
From this lovely, light and airy room you can access the well-equipped kitchen and utility, or throw open the patio doors on a summer's evening and savor the delights of alfresco dining.
Stroll across the road and enjoy an evening drink or Sunday lunch in the delightful 13th century thatched tavern, or pick up fish and chips on your way home.
The children will love 'All things Wild', visit to one of the many unspoilt Cotswold towns and villages, spend a day exploring the beautiful town of Cheltenham or enjoy Stratford Upon Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare.
An ideal destination for a memorable holiday at any time of year.
Honeybourne train station with direct links into London.
About the location
HONEYBOURNE
Chipping Camden 4.7 miles; Evesham 5 miles; Broadway 5.7 miles; Stratford upon Avon 10 miles; Cheltenham 21 miles; Oxford 43 miles.
Honeybourne is a lovely rural village in the Cotswolds, beautifully positioned to access the famous villages of Broadway and Chipping Campden, Moreton-in-Marsh, Evesham and many others. For those wanting to catch up on a bit of theatrical culture there is Stratford upon Avon which hosts the famous Shakespeare Theatre and several Shakespearian buildings, shops, restaurants and the lovely river with its colourful canal boats. Oxford, Cheltenham and Warwick are also within an easy commute of 40 minutes. Honeybourne is one of the few villages with its own train station and a direct line to London. Within the village there is a local convenience store, Post Office ,fish and chip shop, two pubs (one is a 13th century thatchd tavern) both serving good food and a Chinese takeaway. There are plenty of pubs and restaurants within a 5/10 minute drive in neighbouring villages including the famous "Fleece Inn" at Bretforton, a National Trust medieval pub famous for its Morris dancing, folk music and rural/food festivals. For those with younger children there is the "All ThingsWild" centre to go and enjoy a host of activities centres on animals and nature. Cyclists and walkers are spoilt with a range of beautiful walks and cycle routes starting in the village and there is horseriding available at various locations within a 20 minute drive.
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