Pershore is situated on the River Avon, approximately 10 miles from Worcester and 6 miles from Evesham. Pershore is on the main train line from London Paddington or via Worcester from Birmingham and the North. There are also good bus connections and Junction 7 of the M5 motorway is only 7 miles from Pershore.
Pershore is an old Worcestershire Market Town famed for its elegant Georgian architecture and magnificent Abbey. It is surrounded by beautiful countryside and picturesque villages and is a haven for cyclists and ramblers and is only 10 miles from Broadway, the northern gateway to the Cotswolds. Pershore has many shops, an undercover market and welcoming pubs and restaurants.
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Arbour House is a fine Grade II listed home, with flagstone floors and oak beams. It stands behind a small village green, in the riverside village of Wyre Piddle only two miles from Pershore.
Originally built as a labourer's cottage in the 1550's it became the prosperous "George Inn", serving the boat hauliers on the banks of the river Avon. In 1651, it is said that Oliver Cromwell's soldiers took ale here and afterwards slept in the fields around the village.
By 1890, the George Inn became a private residence known as Arbour House, a charming
home which offers peaceful comfort to the traveller and holiday-maker.
Arbour House overlooks open meadows, with fine views towards Bredon Hill, an outcrop of the Cotswolds. The Anchor Inn, a real old English Pub serving excellent meals, with gardens leading down to the River Avon, is situated opposite.
Wyre Piddle is in the Vale of Evesham, famous for its blossom trail in Springtime and for the wealth of fresh fruit and vegetables on sale at local markets and wayside stalls throughout the year.
The Vale is well known for its delicious asparagus, which is abundant in May and served in the many excellent hostelries nearby.
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Arbour House, Main Road, Wyre Piddle, Pershore, Worcestershire, WR10 2HU
Escape to our peaceful dairy farm situated just outside the lovely village of Cropthorne
with its Norman church and black and white houses.
Cropvale Farm is a walkers delight with direct access to the Wychavon Way and footpaths that to the surrounding villages and Bredon Hill.
The house is set in a large garden with a small orchard providing a variety of organic apples and pears. Guests have their own large dining room with log burning stove and sofas. French doors lead onto their patio with garden furniture.
All rooms are en suite and have colour television, generous beverage trays, radio/clock and views of surrounding countryside. They are tastefully decorated with matching fabrics and antique pine. Guest rooms are separate to family accommodation giving as much privacy as you need.
Double and twin bedded rooms are available, doubles having beautiful canopied beds.
Opposite the farmhouse are 4 large ground floor rooms in a converted barn with own doors. Large ensuites with bath /shower over, 1 shower room.
Open all year - Ample parking - Two pubs within walking - Sorry no smoking
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