Rural Accommodation

Weston Farm

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£27.50
 -  £40.00
Notes : per person per night
Weston Farm
Buscot Wick
Faringdon
SN7 8DJ
Enjoy England Four Stars
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Owner Information
Andrew Woof
Oxfordshire
Phone : +44 (0)1367 252222
We would like to welcome you to Weston Farm, where you can relax and recharge your batteries in total peace and quiet.

"Hospitality is at a high level giving a genuine feeling of welcome to a quality home" (quote from the English Tourist Council inspector).

Breakfast is a sumptuous feast of a carefully cooked English Breakfast and home-made preserves, served quietly in a beautiful dining room with a wonderful view across the rolling fields.

The house was built in C17th late Cromwellian times and is surrounded by a 500 acre organic farm. It is very tastefully decorated and furnished inviting comfort and relaxation both in the house and garden.

Over a 1/4 mile from any road, bird song is a frequent delight. There are numerous beautiful walks, ie., though the old orchard and along a track which runs through the middle of the farm.

Ideally based for
•Kelmscott Manor - once home of William Morris
•Buscot Park - NT house, park & gardens
•Great Coxwell - NT Tythe Barn (built 1215)
•Uffington Neolithic White Horse - castle mound, Weylands Smithy
•Burford - 7 miles, gateway to the Cotswolds
•Burford Wildlife Park
•Lechlade & Burford - antique hunters paradise
•Cotswolds - Burford, Bourton-On-The-Water, the Rissingtons & Barringtons, Stow, Chipping Campden…
•Avebury Stone Circles
•West Kennet
•Long Barrow
•Silbury Hill
•Stonehenge
•Bibury
•Arlington Row - trout farm
•Barnsley - gardens
•Swindon - Great Western Designer Outlet
•Many country pubs
•Bath - 1 hour
•Oxford - 40 minutes
•Stratford - 45 minutes
•London City & Heathrow 75 minutes
•Swindon - 20 minutes
Access to Golf Course 
Accept Children 
Business Facilities 
Fishing Nearby 
Laundry Facilities 
Pets Accepted 
Serves Breakfast 
Stabling 
Tennis Court 
Working Farm 
Four Poster Bed 
Garden Patio 
Cycle Hire Available 
Cycle Storage 
Internet Access 
Parking On-Site 
Real Fires 

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