Hipsley Farm Cottages

Visit website Self Catering  -   £345.00 - £695.00   per week Hipsley Farm Cottages Waste Farm, Hurley Atherstone Warwickshire CV9 2LR

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Description

Ann and Richard Prosser welcome you to their beautifully converted luxury accommodation located deep in the heart of the beautiful Warwickshire countryside. Come and enjoy the peace and quiet. Listen to the birds, take a walk round the farm on the specially laid out tracks. (1.25 miles) If you are working in the area, it is only 20 minutes drive to the centre of Birmingham, N.E.C. or Lichfield and less than 10 minutes from J9 or J10 of the M42/A5. Stratford and Warwick are 45 minutes by car. Owner Information Ann Prosser Warwickshire   Phone : 01827 872437

Accommodation Rooms/Units

Unit Name : MILNE COTTAGE Maximum Occupancy : 5 Bedrooms : 3 Milne is the latest addition to the Hipsley portfolio. It has three bedrooms with glorious views that can sleep up to five people - one twin, one with a five-foot double for two and one with a four-foot double for one. There is a well-equipped kitchen which includes freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, drier, a comfortable sitting room and conservatory which can dine up to eight people.

Unit Name : WAINWRIGHT COTTAGE Maximum Occupancy : 2 Bedrooms : 1 All ground floor. Kitchen/living room, large shower with separate w.c. & basin.

Unit Name : BRAMLEY COTTAGE Maximum Occupancy : 7 Bedrooms : 3 Bramley was the original cottage to the farmhouse. It has been extended and completely re-furbished, with three en-suite bedrooms (two with twin beds, one with a king-sized double plus a single). Bramley sleeps six-seven. The kitchen has a dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, fridge/freezer, microwave and cooker. With a sitting room, dining room and large hall, this is a lovely warm and comfortable house.

Unit Name : DRAYTON COTTAGE Maximum Occupancy : 2 Bedrooms : 1 Drayton has kitchen/living room, a spiral staircase leading to twin beds; bathroom with shower, basin & w.c.

Unit Name : ELIOT COTTAGE Maximum Occupancy : 4 Bedrooms : 2 Eliot is above Brooke with stunning views over the countryside. One double, one twin bedroom, large living/dining room. Kitchen with freezer, dishwasher, microwave equipped for 8

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Things to see and do in Warwickshire

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	Edgehill Battlefield The Battle of Edgehill, on Sunday 23rd October 1642, saw the army of the Earl of Essex, the parliamentarian Lord General, and the King’s army clash in the first major action of the Civil War in England. It was fought in the open fields between the villages of Radway and Kineton in Warwickshire. The battle of Edgehill, or Kineton Fight as it was sometimes known, was intended to be the one great battle to decide the war, but ended very much as a bloody stalemate with the King gaining a slight advantage.
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