A semi-detached dairy conversion finished in the familiar rich-red brick of the area, 'Mole End' is a lovely cottage ideal for friends or families. Furnished to a good standard throughout with a very well equipped kitchen and dining area for a family meal, including a highchair, of which is a conveniently placed utility room and a comfy sitting room.  Upstairs are the two bedrooms, both with a TV, and bathroom. 

To the front you have an exclusive patio, an extensive garden with a stone table and chairs as well as stacks of parking.

Admington, a small hamlet with medieval origins, is in the heart of rural south Warwickshire at the edge of the Cotswolds - two stunning areas!  With views all around, farmland to the rear and to the front Larkstoke Hill which is the highest point of Warwickshire. On a clear day you can see four neighbouring counties - quite a view and some fabulous walks.
Situated about 2 miles from the villages of Mickleton and Ilmington; between them they offer a selection of pubs and restaurants including the well known 'Pudding Club', a post office, newsagent and well stocked mini-market.  The market town of Shipston-on-Stour is 3 miles away, a charming historic and thriving town with some interesting and unusual features from its former life as an old coaching town. Many of the inns from that era have survived in the area of the High Street.

Heaps to do in the area; a 20 minute walk from the cottage to Hidcote Gardens, or leisurely drives to Cheltenham Race Course, Warwick Castle, Stratford-upon-Avon and typically Cotswolds, Chipping Campden.

Mole End is in a great spot being central for day trips to Oxford, Birmingham or London (trains from nearby Honeybourne, 7 miles).

Ground floor : Spacious kitchen/dining room, utility room, sitting room.
First floor : Double bedroom, twin bedroom, bathroom.