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Richard Mawle extends a warm welcome to you at Nethercote Fields B&B

Richard Mawle extends a warm welcome to you at Nethercote Fields.

Good parking facilities. All rooms are fitted with televisions and tea and coffee making facilities and lounge with 50 inch television.

Floor is all on one level and the Fox and Hounds public house Great Wolford is only 800 yards away on footpath across fields.

The stable conversion looks out to open fields and the farm.

We are located in the cotswolds three miles from Moreton in the Marsh which has a train station and a good bus service.

Nethercote Fields offers a comfortable relaxed stay with far reaching Cotswold views.
Shakespeare's Stratford (14 miles), Oxford (22 miles), Banbury (14 miles), and the Cotwolds on the door step!

Nethercote Fields Bed and Breakfast offers television, and coffee, tea, and hot chocolate making facilities in each room. There are two en-suite bathrooms and other shared facilities.
 
There are plenty of places of interest Bourton on the Water, Stow on the Wold, Bibury, are all fairly close as are the Roll Right Stones and Chedworth Roman villa and the battle of Edge Hill 1642.

There is a large comfortable lounge with an open fireplace for our guests. A large video library is also at your disposal. Read a book, go for a walk, meander around the farm, or go 'history hunting' in any of the near-by villages.  'Antique-ing' is a specialty in the area as well!

The accommodation has: 2 bedrooms, both rooms have super king size beds and are en-suite, one of which can be altered to a twin room. Nethercote Fields has an indoor swimming pool which can also be opened to become an outdoor pool on lovely warm summer days.

A full English breakfast is offered (Richard is an expert at cooked breakfast!), while lighter 
fare is available.

Nethercote Fields offers a comfortable relaxed stay with far reaching Cotswold views.
Shakespeare's Stratford (14 miles), Oxford (22 miles), Banbury (14 miles), and the Cotwolds on the door step!

The accommodation has: 2 bedrooms, both rooms have super king size beds and
are en-suite, one of which can be altered to a twin room.
 
The price for 2019 is £45.00 single or £75.00 double including full Breakfast.
 
Note: longer stays come with special perks.

Ask about our "special breaks" price.

Wayside House is situated between Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon and can be found overlooking the Green in the pretty rural village of Whichford, some five miles north of Chipping Norton.

Come and relax in complete privacy in comfortable and peaceful surroundings. Dogs are welcome.  The accommodation is on ground floor level.  It consists of one bedroom, which can be either a double or a twin, with an en suite bathroom.  There is an adjoining sitting room which has a 42" flat screen television, DVD player and free wi-fi.  Along with a kitchenette that has a microwave/oven, fridge, kettle, toaster and tea & coffee making facilities.  Guests to make their own cooked/continental breakfast in the accommodation from the stocked fridge. 

It is a perfect base to come and explore the classic Cotswold towns of Stow-on-the-Wold and Chipping Campden, as well as the gardens at Hidcote, Kiftsgate and Sezincote. Alternatively, The RSC at Stratford-upon-Avon is half an hour away.

Whichford and surrounding areas are popular with cyclists and walkers.  The well known Whichford Pottery is just around the corner. The village also boasts an excellent pub, The Norman Knight, some 200 yards across the Green. The Cotswolds Distillery is 1 mile away. Daylesford Organic and Soho Farmhouse are both 20 minutes away. London is approximately 1 ½ hours away by car and 40 minutes from Oxford.  Birmingham Airport is just under the hour.

RATES :
£120.00 PER NIGHT FOR DOUBLE OCCUPANCY
(4 nights or more £110.00)
£95.00 SINGLE OCCUPANCY
(4Nights or more £80.00)
£80.00 PER NIGHT FOR SINGLE OCCUPANCY
Dogs £5.00 each per night.

Stunning Thatched and Beamed Ancient Cottage within Glorious Garden
15 miles from Chipping Campden

Gowers Close is an ancient thatched and beamed cottage in a charming village in the North Cotswolds with large windows looking out onto a glorious garden. Antique furniture, crackling log fires in the inglenook fireplace, walls covered with books and pictures, a grand piano, a sunny terrace under the wisteria for summer breakfasts; a perfect recipe for a relaxing weekend.

There are two pretty bedrooms, one king sized double and one twin, each with a bathroom en suite and tea and coffee making facilities. They both look out onto the garden and in the summer, wisteria and roses vie with each other to poke into the windows and look at the guests.

Your hosts are John (tall and very amusing) and Judith (great cook, music -lover and garden writer), and welcoming committee is Daisy (bearded collie and waggy tail). The atmosphere is very relaxed, many guests returning year after year. Great breakfasts, with home-produced or locally-sourced food, are served from the Aga in the kitchen/dining room whilst the award-winning local pub, the Wykham Arms, serves delicious suppers and is only 100 yards away.

You can expect peace and quiet, comfy beds, laughter, music, and lots of lovely walks to give you a good appetite. Gardening advice, cuttings and seedlings are all part of the treat.

Oxford is 27 miles away, Stratford On Avon with all the Shakespeare properties and Royal Shakespeare Theatre is only 18 miles. There is a wealth of great gardens to visit in the area and many National Trust places of interest. These include Hidcote, Kiftsgate, Rousham, Brook Cottage, Snowshill Manor, Chastleton House, Baddesley Clinton, Upton House, Blenheim Palace, Warwick and Kenilworth Castles.
Cotswold towns and villages not to be missed are Chipping Campden, Bibury, Burford - great for bookshops and antiques - Stow on the Wold and a clutch of great eating places we can recommend.

And shopping! Bicester retail Village is only 25 minutes drive away.

The superb gardens at Gowers Close

Whether you enjoy sightseeing, walking, riding, golf or just pottering around, we will be happy to help you plan your stay.

Price Guide:- One double bedroom and one twin bedroom, both en suite, from £90.00 per night. Single occupancy £55.00.

Dinner (minimum of 4 people) £28 for four courses.
We are not licensed so please bring your own wine.

LISTED BUILDING DATING FROM 1731

Located in centre of Shipston on Stour, 28 miles from Oxford, The Bower House is Grade II listed building dating from 1731. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant and bar. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. FREE PARKING.

Each room at this hotel has a TV. You will find a coffee machine in the room. Rooms include a private bathroom with a shower and a separate bath. Extras include bathrobes and a hairdryer.

Hidcote Manor Garden, in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is 7.5 miles The Bower House. Stratford-upon-Avon is 10.3 miles from the property, while Cheltenham is 28 miles away. Birmingham Airport is 32.3 miles from The Bower House. 

One of the top 50 places to get the perfect Sunday Lunch according to Tom Parker Bowles, restaurant critic for the Sunday Times.

The Bower House, Restaurant with Rooms

Reviews - Exceptional 9.5   Location 9.3

Part of an 18th century water mill in the quiet Warwickshire village of Tredington, Puddle Cottage is in a charming riverside location with its own secluded garden and steps leading down to the mill stream.

Recently completely restored, this well-appointed cottage is on the edge of the Cotswold Hills and ideally placed for exploring Shakespeare Country. Tredington is surrounded by quiet countryside in a conservation area. It has a mediaeval church filled with reminders of centuries of history, remarkable period architecture, and a pub with comprehensive food menu and garden. The village also has a children’s playground.

The historic Market Town of Shipston-on-Stour is two miles away for restaurants, take-aways, pubs, supermarkets, banks, post office, chemist, a leisure centre, and many small shops for fresh produce.

Access is easy from the M40 at Warwick or by rail – stations at Moreton-in-Marsh (for London) and Stratford-on-Avon (for Birmingham) are both eight miles away. Tredington is on the local bus route.

Peaceful retreat

In this peaceful retreat, French windows open onto a courtyard garden with a table and chairs – the perfect spot to catch the sun and enjoy an evening drink with an unspoilt view that can include anything from kingfishers to swans, herons and even sometimes otters. The mill stream means that Puddle Cottage is not suitable for unsupervised children, but well behaved pets are welcome.

The centrally heated, non smoking accommodation retains many original features including exposed beams. It is on three floors. There is a fully fitted kitchen (electric hob and oven), dining area seating four, and lounge space with a widescreen TV on the ground floor. The first floor sleeps two in a double room with a separate shower room/WC. On the top floor there is a twin/double bedroom sleeping two, connecting to an en-suite bathroom, with a shower over the bath.

See our Web site for more details and pictures, together with prices and availability.

Features as follows:-

● Sleeps four ● Off-road parking for one car ● Pets welcome ● No smoking ● WiFi
● Central heating ● Duvets with linen & towels ● iPod docking/DAB radio ●
● TV ● Washing machine & tumble drier ● Dishwasher ● Microwave ●

Tariff: from £300 per week – shorter breaks possible

This unique accommodation was once the dry-loading bay for a historic water mill and retains original features including exposed beams and huge mill windows. The peaceful Warwickshire village of Tredington is ideally situated between the Cotswolds and Shakespeare country, with ten National Trust properties and many other artistic and cultural centres within 20 miles. 

The large rooms are very light and airy and fully central heated, so they feel cosy even in mid-winter.  All rooms have exceptional views either up to the church or over the mill pool. The accommodation is on two floors: The living room, kitchen/dining room, and WC are on the first level. On the next floor there are one double and one twin/double bedroom. The bathroom has a shower over the bath.

Bring your canoe and go for a paddle or take a bottle of wine up to the weir and watch out for the local wildlife, the island is yours – with the odd chicken or two!

Tredington village is surrounded by quiet countryside in a conservation area. It has a mediaeval church filled with reminders of centuries of history, remarkable period architecture, and a children’s playground. The pub has a comprehensive food menu and garden.

The historic market town of Shipston-on-Stour is two miles away – for restaurants, take-aways, pubs, supermarkets, banks, post office, chemist, a leisure centre, and a wide variety of small shops.

Access is easy from the M40 at Warwick. There are nearby rail stations – both Stratford-on-Avon (for Birmingham) and Moreton-in-Marsh (for London) are only eight miles away. Tredington is on a local bus route.
 
Owners, Sally and Jonathan, live next door. We are happy to help with enquiries or local information, and welcome Pool View residents into the garden. We will always respect your privacy. Children are welcome - but they do need to be supervised near the river.

See our Web site for more details and pictures, together with prices & availability. We can be flexible on dates for longer/shorter stays when possible.

● Sleeps four ● Off-road parking for one car ● Friday changeover ● WiFi
● Central heating ● Bed linen and towels ● TV ● iPod docking ● DAB radio ● Dishwasher ● Microwave ● Fridge Freezer ● Washing machine/tumble drier ● No Pets ● No Smoking

Tariff: from £300 per week – shorter breaks possible