Farm Cottage Cotswolds, Cirencester, UK

Granary Cottage

   ...ref.no: 248

Accommodation   (Self Catering Farm Cottage, sleeps: 2)

Kitchen oven electric hob microwave fridge	Bedrooms 1 bedroom 1 double bed	Bathrooms 1 bathroom	Dining 1 table 2 chairs
Entertainment tv(terrestrial) DVD player	Outdoors private garden table & chairs parking

Overlooking the River Thames and open fields, with french windows from the lounge opening onto the balcony, with table and chairs. Here you can breakfast and watch the wildlife on the river and enjoy marvellous views.

FEATURES

• The ground floor is open plan with original beams and stone walls
  
• colour T.V and DVD Player
  
• fitted kitchen with fridge, microwave and electric cookers
  
• Upstairs is a spacious bedroom with 5' double bed , walk in wardrobe
  
• connecting door to well appointed bathroom with over bath shower and shaver point
  

Located on the edge of the Cotswolds, Granary Cottage makes an ideal centre, combining a quiet secluded base, but, giving easy access to the attractions of the Cotswolds villages, such as Stow-On-The-Wold, Bourton-On-The-Water, Broadway, Upper & Lower Slaughter, Bibury and Burford. Also Bath, Bristol, Stonehenge, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Oxford, Cheltenham and Gloucester. London is within easy reach via the M4 motorway or by train (1¼ hours) from Kemble station which is 2 miles from the Old Mill cottages.

Cirencester, capital of the Cotswolds is 4 ½ miles and the Cotswold Water Park starts within 1 mile and covers a large area, offering fishing, sailing, wind-surfing, jet-skiing, water-skiing, nature reserves, walking, cycle routes and horse riding. A nine hole golf course is within 3 miles and there is an 18 hole course at Cirencester. Kemble Station, with trains to London (1 ¼ hours) is two miles away.

It makes an ideal centre for touring the Cotswolds and is within easy reach of Cheltenham, Gloucester, Oxford, Stratfor-Upon-Avon, Bath, Stonehenge, Malmesbury and Tetbury. All the cottages are barn conversions fitted to a high specification, retaining much of their original character, with exposed beams, stone walls and pillars.

Experience the wildlife of the countryside. Foxes, rabbits and deer are frequently observed. Ducks, herons, buzzards and kingfishers visit the river Thames and can be viewed from Old Mill cottages and the Thames path.

There are many attractions in the vicinity including racing at Cheltenham, Polo at Cirencester park, horse trials at Badminton and Gatcombe. There is the well known Westonbirt Arboretum, golf courses and fishing. Ewen and Somerford Keynes which are within walking distance, have excellent food and ale.

Lounge

Locality

Thames

Cirencester Market

week: Sat-Sat sleeps: 2 s.catering: pets: pvt.garden: countryside: walking: cycling: canoeing: golf: tennis: fishing: riding: