The Stables Family Cottage

Cottage Description

One of three lovingly restored barn conversions having a history that can be traced back some three hundred years, this property offers single storey two bedroomed accommodation set on a working fruit farm in the delightful Warwickshire village of Snitterfield. Complementary toiletries included in the hamper of home grown produce provided on arrival.

Just three miles from Stratford, nine miles from Warwick and twelve miles from Leamington. From that information alone it is clear how easily you will be able to fill your touring and day tripping agenda. Snitterfield has Domesday Book mentions, and the church of St. James the Great shows evidence of thirteenth century construction.

The Stables is a complementary mix of traditional and contemporary with original brickwork, beams and oak flooring mixing well with modern fitments. Book in conjunction with two neighbouring properties to sleep up to eight people.

Amenities/Accommodation Overview

The ground floor accommodation includes two bedrooms being a double and a twin. Both have beams and TV with freeview, whilst the wet room has a roll top bath, open shower area, basin, WC and complimentary toiletries.

Open plan sitting room with dining space seating eight, beams, TV, freeview, DVD, CD player/radio, collection of books/games/DVDs.

Kitchen provides fridge, microwave, gas hob and electric oven. On site washing machine and tumble dryer available at no charge. Gas fired central heating.

Towels, bed linen, power and fuel, three car off road parking, regret no smoking and no pets. Barbecue on request, outdoor furniture to enjoy shared front garedn with lawn, patio and fruit trees.

Pub one mile, shop three quarters of a mile, farm shop on site. There are six fishing reservoirs in the owners grounds - fishing available at £6.00 per day. Children must be supervised at all times.

Local Town Description

It is difficult to know where to start to get the full flavour of this superb part of Britain, but perhaps Stratford-upon-Avon will do to begin with, being a day out in its own right. Not just the birthplace of William Shakespeare, it is home to the Royal Shakespeare company, and offers lovely parks and river cruises as well rowing. Wonderful period properties, many associated with the Bard.

Warwick with its majestic castle, and the honey coloured cottages and buildings of the Cotswolds will live long in the memory, featuring such great towns and villages as Moreton, Stow, Burford, Bourton and the Slaughters.

Cheltenham and Leamington are historic spa towns, and racing enthusiasts will be spoilt for choice in this part of the world.

Cottage Details

Rating: 5 Ticks
Amount of Rooms: 2
Amount of Bathrooms: 1
Max Amount of People: 4
Rates: Low Season Price from £332 - Prices are approximate please use the availability & prices link to check exact costs and any special offers available.

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Customer Rating/Reviews

We had a very good stay. The cottage was very comfortable. Also very convenient to travel into Stratford. We would certainly stay there again. Author: Ms Miller, Marco Island, Florida - Date of Stay: 08/2011

The property was well situated for visiting National Trust houses and gardens. Author: Mrs Steer, Hove, East Sussex - Date of Stay: 07/2011

The cottage was lovely, clean, cosy and tastefully decorated. It was within close driving distance to the A46, Stratford-upon-Avon and Warwick. The owner was very friendly and helpful and the farm shop on site is well stocked with the basics plus a large meat counter and choice of fresh vegetables. Author: Ms Evans, Sudbury, Suffolk - Date of Stay: 04/2011

Very friendly owner, made us very welcome. Farm shop is excellent for local produce. Excellent value for money and high standard. Exceptionally clean! Very central location but do need a car! Author: Ms Davies, 1030 Vienna, - Date of Stay: 12/2010

Local Area Description

guests to the Cotswolds have long treasured memories of picturesque towns and villages built from the renowned honey-coloured stone, it now boasts a thriving community of modern artists working from studios and shops throughout the area.

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