This charming and cosy character cottage has been converted from a barn and combines the best of old and new with stone walls, wooden floors and an abundance of old beams. Decorated, furnished and equipped to a high standard. A delightful sitting room with wood burning stove and doors opening onto a sun terrace and enclosed garden with furniture and bbq.

Surrounded by beautiful countryside, the cottage is adjacent to a long track with good walking both from the cottage and in the surrounding area. The property is situated in an unspoilt village mentioned in The Taming of the Shrew and is within easy reach of many other places of interest. It is only a short drive to an excellent selection of restaurants, pubs, shops and antique emporia with several superb and famous gardens to visit nearby. There are plenty of sporting facilities within easy reach including golf, riding, fishing (in season).

Children and dogs are very welcome.

Ground floor: Sitting room, kitchen/dining room, double bedroom with en-suite shower room.
First floor : Bedroom with double and single bed, bathroom.