Cider Cottage

Rating
Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

12 Customer Review(s)

Mr Rogers
May 2021

“Had a wonderful holiday.”

Great destination. Amazing views. The wildlife was amazing. Was seeing kestrals, buzzards, kites, goldfinches, barn swallows. All in all just had an amazing time ☺️

Great destination. Amazing views. The wildlife was amazing. Was seeing kestrals, buzzards, kites, goldfinches, barn swallows. All in all just had an amazing time ☺️

- Mr Rogers, May 2021
Mrs Thorpe April 2021

“Great south facing little cottage amongst a few other holiday cottages and the working farm.”

Lovely and peaceful with great views and sunny spots to have breakfast and watch the sun go down in the evening. Friendly owners on site to report problems with the water heating to. No laundry facilities but we had exactly what we needed for our week's stay.

- Mrs Thorpe, April 2021
Mrs Smith October 2020

“The main road to the cottage was closed.”

Would have been helpful if this could have been passed on. As detour was very confusing - agree signs were not the owners fault - but added at least 45 mins to journey and 2 phone calls to the owner for directions! On plus side found a lovely garden centre with very good butchers!!

- Mrs Smith, October 2020
Mrs Robinson September 2020

“The cottage was spotlessly clean the view from the front window was lovely the patio at the front of cottage would be very welcome on a sunny day .”

The cottage was very convenient to the places near Strafford we wanted to visit.

- Mrs Robinson, September 2020
Mrs Smith August 2020

“Our stay at Cider Cottage was wonderful.”

The cottage was comfortable, clean, and well cared for. The views were a joy and we were blessed with good weather which allowed us many an opportunity to relax with a cup of coffee on the patio looking out onto rolling fields. The owners were lovely, friendly and very helpful, making sure that we had plenty of clean linen and towels as we needed them. I would definitely recommend Cider Cottage to anyone; it is situated in open country, yet very close to Stratford. For us, it was perfect.

- Mrs Smith, August 2020
Mrs Uren July 2020

“We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Cider Cottage.”

The cottage was spotless in a peaceful location with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. The country was still coming out of lockdown due to the Covid pandemic so none of the Shakespeare properties were open but, as National Trust members, we had pre-booked access to the grounds (houses not yet open) of nearby NT properties and had a lovely time exploring Baddlesley Clinton, Packwood, Charlecote and Coughton Court as well as pre-booking a visit to Kenilworth Castle (very interesting and open as it is English Heritage). We also loved wandering (at a social distance) around Stratford upon Avon down by the Canal. We plan to return another year!

- Mrs Uren, July 2020
Mr Conway-haskins March 2020

“The accommodation had everything we could wish for.”

Lovely warm welcome from Jean and welcome pack of milk, eggs, tea coffee and sugar was there for us. It even provided two bottles of wine / cider although we didn't use this as we don't drink alcohol. Plenty of white goods and separate laundry room with washing machine and drier. Could not fault cleanliness. Very peaceful location and well located for all attractions. Stratford itself only a few minutes away. Would definitely go there again if we wanted to holiday in the area again and would have no hesitation in recommending.

- Mr Conway-haskins, March 2020
Mr Hall October 2019

“This cottage has been converted from a farm building previously used by long term owners.”

It would appear the conversion is fairly recent as there are no obvious signs of tiredness and the decoration and fitments all look new. Not a gripe but a bit surprised there was no dishwasher with a new installation. The bed was firm and clean and the walk in shower very good. There had been some previous comments about the underfloor heating being problematic to alter and it’s fair to say the wall stat doesn’t function in a way I’ve ever experienced but that said we went during a chilly damp week in October and the cottage was always warm and there was always hot water. It’s well placed geographically and we drove in all directions for up to an hour mainly to visit National Trust venues which are plentiful in the area and all had interesting stories. If you went with this in mind you would get the price of annual membership back within a few days. It’s definitely sheep country. Can’t remember seeing a cow for the week except at Adam Henson’s farm which term time online OAP rate of £8.50 was worth the visit for a few hours. All in all a very pleasant week was had by a fairly fussy older generation couple.

- Mr Hall, October 2019
Mrs Page October 2019

“We had a good welcome to a very pleasant newly opened cottage.”

A good space for a couple. A few more mugs would have been good! Limited instructions about equipment/ heating etc made it difficult. The only person we had contact with on-site was unable sort out heating etc.

- Mrs Page, October 2019
Ms Stevens September 2019

“The cottage was lovely.”

Appreciating that it was a new cottage I would suggest a couple of things; 1) would be good to have a recycling bin and maybe a compost bin as there was only one waste facility and I would prefer to see more attention to the environment. The heating in the cottage was underfloor which is great but not once was I able to work out how to control it, switching it on and off to suit my needs, seems it was off during the day but on all night. I was sometimes chilly when I was in as the weather was awful and at night when in bed I was sheltering, stayed 4 nights and never got the hang of it. Apart from these two minor and easily fixed areas it was a perfect stay. Thank you

- Ms Stevens, September 2019
Mr Harper September 2019

“Really enjoyed our stay in a perfect cottage .”

Very peaceful. we enjoyed the welcome pack .a very warm welcome.

- Mr Harper, September 2019
Mr Lutze July 2019

“The cottage was new and we were the first Tennant's.”

Great location unless you suffer from hayfever as it is a working hay producing farm. Everything was new and well equiped. Wasn't happy though with the huge booking fee by Sykes nearly half a days rent.

- Mr Lutze, July 2019
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The property

This delightful annexe property is situated in a wing of the owner's home, in the pretty village of Clifford Chambers, near the bustling market town of Stratford-upon-Avon.

Once home to the famous playwright and poet William Shakespeare, the town still offers a delightful literature experience with the Royal Shakespeare Museum and Shakespeare's Birthplace.

Cider Cottage provides stunning views across the rolling countryside towards the picturesque Cotswolds and can be enjoyed from your very own private garden with plenty of seating to enjoy a refreshing beverage.

Inside, the cottage boasts an open-plan interior, with a plush sofa where you can unwind into the evening whilst catch up with your favourite shows, cook up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen and gather at the dining table for a lovely romantic meal.

Discover a spacious double bedroom with a TV and DVD player so you don't have to leave your bed with a deluxe en-suite shower room to support.

Note: Property can be booked with Refs. 2254, 2255 and 925051, together they can sleep 12 people.

Summary

All-ground-floor
One bedroom: 1 x double with TV and en-suite shower, basin and WC
Open-plan living room with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area.
Oil underfloor heating
Electric oven and hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge/freezer, TV with Freeview, DVD player, a selection of books, games, DVDs and WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Travel cot and highchair
Off-road parking
Enclosed decking and gravelled area with furniture
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop 1.5 miles and pub 2.8 miles

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About the location

CLIFFORD CHAMBERS

Stratford-upon-Avon 2.8 miles.

A tranquil haven set on the edge of the Cotswolds, the picturesque village of Clifford Chambers is just 3 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon. World renowned as the home of Shakespeare, the market town of Stratford-upon-Avon dates back to medieval times and has much to offer visitors, from historic buildings such as Shakespeare's birthplace and Anne Hathaway's Cottage, to the theatre and a fine selection of pubs and restaurants. Hidcote Gardens, Chipping Campden and Warwick Castle are all within easy reach - an ideal location for a relaxing break at any time of the year!

Region Information

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Christmas

Cider Cottage

Clifford Chambers near Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire (Ref. 1015141)

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Reviews

“Had a wonderful holiday.”

“Great south facing little cottage amongst a few other holiday cottages and the working farm.”

“The main road to the cottage was closed.”

“The cottage was spotlessly clean the view from the front window was lovely the patio at the front of cottage would be very welcome on a sunny day .”

“Our stay at Cider Cottage was wonderful.”

“We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Cider Cottage.”

“The accommodation had everything we could wish for.”

“This cottage has been converted from a farm building previously used by long term owners.”

“We had a good welcome to a very pleasant newly opened cottage.”

“The cottage was lovely.”

“Really enjoyed our stay in a perfect cottage .”

“The cottage was new and we were the first Tennant's.”