The Granary (reference: GRANAR)
Start Day: Any Day
Sleeps: 2
Children
Accepted
Pets
Welcome
No
Smoking
Nearest Pub:
½ mile
Nearest Shop:
2 miles
| Seasonal Weekly Prices (view dates) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Low | Mid | High | Xmas |
| £397.00 | £452.00 | £502.00 | £552.00 |
The Granary, Donnington is a delightful Cotswold retreat which sits adjacent to the stunning Wren House - itself a picture post card Cotswold house with it's own private and delightful terraced garden. The cottage is an idyllic Seventeeth Century Grade II listed Cotswold stone cottage (the old Granary!) which has been stunningly converted into a spacious one bedroom cottage, looking over a quiet village rural lane to fields stretching into the distance. Internally, the owners have created a classic and stylish home well fitted with full amenities for a comfortable stay.
ACCOMMODATION
Entrance through to lobby area
Kitchen, a well equipped galley with ceramic hob, double oven, fridge freezer, washer dryer, microwave and full-sized dishwasher.
Living / Dining Room with sofa and chairs TV, DVD, video and iPod dock plus lovely views over the fields, dining table and chairs beside the French Doors opening onto the terrace.
Upstairs
Bedroom with double bed / two single beds (please advise at time of booking) wardrobe, chest of drawers and dressing table.
Bathroom with bath and separate powerful shower, WC and washbasin and finally underfloor heating.
Outside
There are a series of terrace levels and a BBQ area with a real Cotswold feel and privacy.Table and chairs to enjoy a little 'alfresco dining'.
Any Day Changeover considered. One Well Behaved Dog welcome (not upstairs). Cot and high chair supplied. There is ample off-road parking for two cars. Central heating included.
WiFi included.
Donnington is a small and delightful village located a very short distance from the popular market towns of Stow on the Wold and Moreton in Marsh. A quiet location it is particularly beautiful as it contains many, many period buildings constructed using the traditional Cotswold stone. Despite it's size there is a brewery, a fish farm, and dairy and organic egg producer - perfect for sampling really local and excellent produce, along with excellent gastro pubs in nearby villages.
The village is convenient for almost all Cotswolds attractions given its central location. Burford, Broadway Chipping Campden are all within a short drive with Stratford upon Avon, Oxford and Bath all within a reasonable drive.