Bed and Breakfast

About

Charles, Sue and family would like to welcome you to their home.

Town Street Farm is a peaceful period residence on a 500-acre working farm with beef cattle and horses, lush meadows lead down to the banks of the River Severn.

This is an ideal retreat from your hectic life! You will probably be met by Monty the black labrador and Matty the terrier. We also have horses and ponies, and our hens will provide you with eggs for breakfast every day.

Town Street is in quiet and tranquil countryside yet just a few miles from the M5 and M50, making it a very convenient base for exploring the Cotswolds, the Forest of Dean, and the riverside towns of the Severn including Gloucester and Tewkesbury. We are within easy driving distance of Cheltenham racecourse and Hartpury College.

We have 3 guest bedrooms all ensuite, comprising of 1 double room, 1 twin/double room and 1 family suite.

Duvets are used here but blankets can be provided on request. Central heating in all bedrooms, extra heating is available if necessary.

Flat screen freeview digital TVs and Wi-Fi are in all rooms, with armchairs, hot and cold drinks tray, toiletries and large towels.

The rooms have panoramic views across our open farmland and all have comfy beds (king-size double / extra large twins).

The breakfast room is in the Orangery – overlooking the large gardens where guests can sit and relax. Breakfast has self service cereals, fruit juice, fresh fruit, yoghurts, toast with homemade marmalade, followed by bacon and sausages from our own pigs, and our own free range eggs are a delight!

Most dietary requests can be catered for.

The large guest sitting room is available to retire to after a hard day relaxing! As this room is newly appointed, for guests’ dogs this area is restricted.

The village of Tirley is 7 miles south of Tewkesbury, 8 miles north of Gloucester, and 10 miles north-west of Cheltenham.

Directions from Tewkesbury – Take the A38 south towards Gloucester. After 1 mile, turn right on to the B4213. Continue until you cross the River Severn, turn right at the first crossroads (signed Chaceley and Forthhampton). The farmhouse is half a mile down the tree-lined road, on the right. If you go round the sharp right-hand bend you’ve gone too far!

About

B&B in a farmhouse dating back to the 15th Century. Our 300 acre tenant farm is just to the north of Moreton-in-Marsh and forms part of the Batsford Estate.

We breed sheep, cattle and our very own Glamrock pigs (half Gloucestershire Old Spot, quarter Hampshire and quarter Duroc) as well as producing cereals to sell and hay and silage to feed to the stock over the winter months. We opened the Farm Shop in 2004 to sell our home reared meats and free range eggs.

There are 3 bedrooms at Old Farm which overlook our large garden. All have a TV and tea/coffee making facilities, the beds have pocket sprung mattresses with feather & down pillows and duvets plus FREE WIFI. Let me know when booking if you prefer synthetic/anti-allergy bedding, memory foam pillows available too.

Room 1: king size bed + day bed which can be used as a single if you require a twin or family room. Recently installed en-suite bathroom with a small (water & energy saving!) bath and shower.

Room 2: double bed, available for both double and single occupancy. The shower is in the room and there is an en-suite toilet and wash basin.

Room 3: large (66″), four poster bed. The shower and wash basin are in the room and there is an en-suite toilet.

The large dining room (which has a fridge and microwave for guests) can be used at any time and please feel free to bring in your own food and drink in the evenings (corkscrew and glasses also available!). The garden is a great place to relax and unwind or to let off steam as applicable!

A Cotswold Breakfast

Breakfast is served in the dining room between 7.30 and 8.30am Monday – Friday and between 8.00 and 9.00am at the weekends (please ask about other times if required – no reasonable request declined if possible!) Please let me know the night before if you have any special requests or dietary requirements (e.g. gluten free etc.)

Naturally we serve up Old Farm sausages, home-cured bacon and our own free range eggs in the morning along with other local items including:

• apple Juice from Hayles Farm
• butter from Netherend Dairy, Lydney
• milk from Holmleigh Dairy, Donnington (where they know all their cows by name!)
• yoghurts from Woodlands Dairy, Chedworth
• bread from La Tradition and preserves from Kitchen Garden, Stroud or from Old Farm when in stock.
• We use “Fair Trade” tea, coffee, hot chocolate and sugar

After breakfast please feel free to look around the farm and ask any questions if you are interested in anything we are doing – Simon and I are always happy to have a chat…

About

Set in the tranquil countryside of the Cotswolds, Ashbrook Barn Bed & Breakfast provides warm, luxurious en suite accommodation with all modern facilities yet in a very rural setting. Rated 4 stars. We welcome children over 10 years old.

A perfect base from which to tour the cotswolds

Close to so many Cotswold town and villages, Shakespeare Country and Regency Cheltenham. For Garden Lovers both Hidcote and Kiftsgate Court Gardens are a 10 minute drive away.

Walkers, cyclists or relaxers all welcome….

Willersey is part of the Donnigton Way – a 62 mile walk! And also near the Cotswold Way – a walking trail from Chipping Campden to Bath (102 miles).

Just five minutes walk from the village of Willersey, with its with its pub, restaurant, shop and garage. Ashbrook Barn is a contemporary, spacious modern farmhouse in extensive grounds and bounded by its own equestrian and mixed farmland.

Ashbrook Barn is close to the famous Cotswold villages of Broadway (1.7 miles) and Chipping Campden (4.4 miles), with good access to Stratford-upon-Avon and Cheltenham, making it an ideal base for visiting the Cotswolds.

There are just two individually designed contemporary en suite bedrooms, both offering either super king-size or twin beds and one offering an additional single bed (making it a triple bedroom). The
accommodation is furnished to a superior standard of comfort in a relaxed environment.

Each room has TV, DVD, iPod docking station, WiFi, fridge, tea and coffee making facilities, dressing table, hairdryer, quality Egyptian cotton bed-linen (including mattress toppers), indulgent fluffy towels and both en suite bathrooms have baths with overhead showers.

Breakfast is served in the dining-room with views over the gardens or on the guests’ patio and a locally sourced full english breakfast with a selection of fresh fruit, cereals, local honey and jams is provided together with freshly ground coffee and fine teas.

An evening’s glass of wine or a cup of afternoon tea can be enjoyed on the guests’ patio or in the lounge by the wood burner .

Ashbrook Barn is within 5 minutes walking distance of the village of Willersey, with its pub, restaurant, shop and garage. We can also recommend lots of other local dining options in Broadway and other
nearby villages.

Ashbrook Barn does have one dog and one cat in residence. Guests may be able to bring a dog on request.

About

A highly recommended Cotswold stone farmhouse Bed and Breakfast central to beautiful local villages and towns. A home from home with spacious and comfortable bedrooms all with ensuite and private facilities, as well as many little extras to make your stay memorable.  Sleeps 6.

The twin room, the  twin/superking room and the double are light, warm and airy and look out over the lawns, flowerbeds and beyond to the orchard and wild flower meadow.

In season, come and pick fresh fruit from our 10 acre orchard of traditional fruit trees, wander through the grass fields with our Pedigree herd of Hereford suckler cows with their new calves and watch the trout (and our dogs) swim in one of the farms’ 2 ponds.

Enjoy a guided farm tour or one of the many walks we have planned around our NATIONAL AWARD WINNING FARM and this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Why not relax over an Aga cooked breakfast using local produce or a croissant and coffee in our comfortable and luxurious dining room or sink into a sofa in front of the fire at the end of the day with a cup of tea or glass of wine.

A first class personal service is always available in this 4 Star GOLD AWARD home – come and see why so many guests return year after year.

About

Mount Pleasant is a family farm of 850 acres surrounding the large Victorian farmhouse, which stands on top of the hill with superb views. This working family farm situated in open countryside, offers you peace and tranquility.

We are only 3 miles from the jewel of the Cotswolds, Broadway; 15 from Stratford upon Avon; and many other pretty Cotswold villages close by.

Nearby are excellent restaurants, golf courses, riding stables and numerous racecourses.

All rooms are ensuite and furnished to a high standard, with superb views.

A hearty farmhouse breakfast is served in a large, elegant dining room overlooking the gardens and open fields where the pheasants and partridges roam.

All rooms are en suite and very spacious furnished to a very high standard with tea and coffee tray.

We endeavour to make your stay at Mount Pleasant Farm a memorable one.

When you arrive there is always a cup of tea offered and you have the freedom to roam around the farm and spacious gardens to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the countryside

About

North Farmcote is a working family farm producing sheep and cereals. It is situated high on the Cotswold escarpment in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The house was built around 1840 as a dower house for Lord Sudeley’s mother.

It has a flagstone hall entrance leading to comfortable spacious accommodation upstairs.

There is a double en suite/family room, twin en-suite and twin with private bathroom. The rooms are non-smoking and equipped with television, radio, hairdryer and hospitality tray.

The house is surrounded by a large garden where guests can have afternoon tea on the terrace in the summer and enjoy the views across to the Malvern Hills and Welsh mountains beyond.

Farmcote is well situated for walking, with the Cotswold Way crossing the farm. In the immediate vicinity there are lovely country walks, some of which can take in a pub or two.

Nearby is the Cotswold Farm Park at Temple Guiting, the Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Steam Railway at Toddington, historic Sudeley Castle at Winchcombe, Prescott Hill Climb for motor enthusiasts and England’s highest fountain at Stanway. There are good country pubs nearby.

Broadway, Chipping Campden, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water and Cheltenham are all within a half-hour’s drive, with Stratford, Oxford and Bath only an hour away.

We can also provide recreational facilities such as:

riding from local stables.
painting with local artists.
hire a classic Morgan sports car.
reunion week-ends – meet old chums.
dry-stone walling – relaxing,therapeutic and satisfying

Please phone for more information.

Farmcote Herbs: Come and see our specialist herb garden growing a wide variety of fresh potted herbs, 40 different varieties of chilli peppers, plus vietnamese coriander, mints, sages, thymes, basil, bergamot and many more. Open May to October..

About

Welcome to Oakwood Farm. A warm and enjoyable stay is assured on this family run dairy/beef farm.

Guests have their own spacious wing, fully equipped with “extra touches”.

In the summer relax on the croquet lawn, under the old oak tree, overlooking Minety church or meander through our landscaped gardens.
In autumn, winter and spring, seek out local towns and villages, rich in Cotswold architecture and history.

Come back to relax in our cosy atmosphere and warm yourself by the wood burner.

Oakwood Farm is ideally situated for touring the Cotswolds, Heart of England and West Country.

“Welcome Host” member.

About

Manor Farm is a beautiful C17th Cotswold Stone Farmhouse set in the middle of the village of Weston Sub-Edge. We farm 600 acres which consist of Pedigree Charollais Cattle and calving time is March through to the middle of April – with a few stragglers on at the end!

The lambing season also starts in March til the end of April or so we hope!

So a very busy time on the Farm… as my husband also spends a lot of this time on a Tractor!

We also have Racehorses on the Farm and they begin racing from January through to hopefully end of May – for those of you wanting to ride we can arrange with a local Riding Stables!

Although we are situated in the North of the Cotswolds, this means we are in the enviable situation of being very close to all of the major Tourist Attractions in ‘The Cotswolds’.

Chipping Campden – 5 minutes by car
Broadway – 7 minutes by car
Stow on the Wold – 15 mins by car
Oxford/Blenheim Palace – under 1 hr. by car
Bourton on the Water – 25 mins by car
Stratford upon Avon – 15 mins by car

We have 2 king en-suite rooms and a twin en-suite room with modern bathrooms and the all important Power Showers!

To set you up for the all important days sightseeing there is the Traditional Manor Farm Breakfast which means that you can skip lunch!

For all stays of 3 nights or longer we give you a Free Farm Tour from the comfort of our Landrover Discovery where my husband ‘Pup’ will give you a very entertaining tour of the village and farm which you will not forget in a hurry and will probably be the highlight of your trip to ‘The Cotswolds’!!

For those who stay a night or two we also try our hardest to fit in a tour for you!

We also have free Internet Access for checking Emails whilst you are away and Maps/Guides are also available with a comprehensive folder on what to do/where to go!! We can also reserve a table for you at local restaurants/book Horseriding/Golf etc.

About

This converted barn is part of our family working cotswold farm above a truly stunning valley in which the picture post-card villages of Duntisbourne Abbotts, Duntisbourne Leer and Duntisbourne Rous are located.

Even in the cotswolds a ford is a rare sight. The Duntisbournes have two, crossing the tiny Dunt brook.

Here white ducks are occaionally disturbed by a passing car or tractor. It is just a short walk to the tiny Saxon church at Duntisbourne Rous.

You can be sure of a warm welcome. Relax after your journey with tea and cake in front of a blazing log fire. In the summer you may prefer to sit in the garden and admire the thirty mile view over fields and woods. The farm is mixed arable and beef with a breeding flock of sheep.

Roman Cirencester, the capital of the Cotswolds, is a ten minute drive. Market days are Monday and Friday with a farmer’s market on the first and third Saturdays in each month.

Regency Cheltenham is a fifteen minute drive. Many visitors stay with us for Badminton, Gatcombe and Cheltenham races.

Riding and Fishing can be enjoyed within a 20 minute drive. You may wish to venture further to Slimbridge (wildfowl), Berkeley castle or Westonbirt Arboretum. It is a beautiful and gentle walk to a number of excellent local pubs.

About

This delightful old house is situated on a large mixed arable and sheep farm, dating back to the 15th century, the house is built of lovely mellow stone.

Near Winchcombe. Working 800 acre sheep / arable farm.

It has a wealth of charm and character with a large inglenook fireplace in its lovely lounge.

It has period furniture as does the dining room, where all the guests share one table overlooking the garden and fields.

The well equipped en suite bedrooms are non smoking with television, radio, hair dryers and many extras.

Bedrooms include a double, a twin and a large twin with a third bed to make a family room.

All have panoramic views over the Sudeley valley.

There is a large garden for guest use with excellent walking nearby and a good choice of food and restaurants in Winchcombe.

Centrally situated in the heart of the Cotswolds within easy reach of Stratford, Warwick, Bath, Blenheim and Sudeley Castle is just ½ a mile away.

We look forward to welcoming you in to our home and family run farm but are sorry that we are unable to accept dogs.

Turn off the B4632 in Winchcombe into Castle Street, the White Hart Inn is on the corner, Studeley Hill Farm is ¾ of a mile further on the left.