1 The Lane
ID: S810334
- Bedrooms 3
- ・ Sleeps 6
- ・ Pets 1
About this property
1 The Lanes rests is in the peaceful village of Chastleton, just 10 minutes drive from Chipping Norton and Moreton in Marsh. Located down a quiet lane overlooking fields this lovely and pet friendly cottage has off road parking for 3 cars. There is a lawned area for you to enjoy at the front of the cottage and a beautiful tiered garden with plenty of seating to the rear. As you step inside you will find a bright and airy hallway leading to the duel aspect lounge/dining room, where you can enjoy cozy nights in front of the open fire place while relaxing in the comfy seating in front of the Smart TV. The kitchen is fully equipped with fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, icemaker and wine fridge.
Also on the ground floor is a double bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet.
Upstairs there are two further bedrooms which are served by the family bathroom with bath and rain head shower over. The master bedroom offers a king-size bed, has French doors opening onto the most beautiful sun trap terrace where you can enjoy a morning coffee and croissant or watch the sun go down with a chilled glass of wine! The garden is well equipped with a BBQ and garden table and chairs, a short walk to the top of the garden provides you with more seating if you want to take time out to relax or read in peace.
When you are ready to venture out and explore you will be spoilt for choice, just over 5 minutes drive away is the village of Daylesford, a hidden gem with the fantastic Daylesford Farm Shop and The Wild Rabbit pub renowned for its food and drink in nearby in Kingham. If you have little ones The Cotswold Farm Park is a 25 minute drive away near the lovely village of Guiting Power. The beautiful National Trust property, Chastleton House, which the cottage backs onto (Open to public) is a 10 minute stroll through the village. The more bustling market town of Stow on the Wold which is brimming with restaurants, shops and sites of historical interest mustn't be missed!
Chipping Norton is a town resting just inside the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, home to a wealth of history and offering a popular base for adventures across some of England's prettiest countryside. The town is a collection of stone-built houses and cottages, along with a lovely selection of local businesses including shops and eateries, as well as an open air lido. Visit some of the many quaint villages of the Cotswolds, coming across them on walks and bike rides in the countryside.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x first floor master bedroom with kingsize bed and balcony with table and chairs, 1 x first floor double bedroom, family bathroom with shower over bath.
Ground floor double bedroom with ensuite walk in shower, WC and hand basin.
Kitchen.
Living / dining area with open fire place.
Central heating throughout and open fireplace.
Electric hob, oven and grill, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, wine chiller, ice machine and a pure water drinking tap.
TV with freeview, WiFi.
Fuel and power incl in rent.
Bed & towels incl in rent.
Garden to the rear with BBQ and garden furniture.
Off road parking for 3 cars.
Pets welcome, medium sized dog.
Pub 0.9 miles.
Shop 2.5 miles.
Nearby points of interest
- Cotswold Motoring Museum
- Burford Garden Center
- Crocodiles Of The World
- Cotswold Wildlife Park And Gardens
- Blenheim Palace
Reviews (14)
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Brian
Also it would be helpful to have a handrail up to the top garden.We all enjoyed our stay & appreciated the help from the owner.
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Philip
It is a great location to explore the Cotswolds. There are a few footpaths and bridleways close by too. We used Moreton in Marsh for takeaways, Stow and Stratford for food shopping. The nearest pub was a mile away which we walked to one sunny evening and had a fine meal there. The cottage is generally spacious with the kitchen being on the small side and quite cluttered. You have to move the 3 bins (not shown in the pictures) around to get into the freezer or out of the back door and there isnât much space for food storage but otherwise well equipped. The wine cooler is very noisy as mentioned by others but can be turned off after a bit of searching for the on/off. We struggled to get the TV to work though. Even the younger, tech savvy adults couldnât get it to turn on. Not a big problem though as we were only catching up on Springwatch so used our phones. Wifi is superbly fast but little or no phone signal for us. The cottage was clean but did smell of dog when we arrived which would be ok if you like dog smells. On our stay in early June there were cold north easterly winds and cold nights and the single glazed, metal framed windows were quite poor at keeping the draughts out and so it was chilly inside even with some heating. When the sun was out though it was nice to have lunch on the terrace courtyard. The sun is lost from the garden mid afternoon in early June but if warm enough would be nice to have dinner there too. The drive isnât as big as it looks in the pictures and we found it tight to get in an out of onto the unmade lane but my car has a poor turning circle which didnât help. We visit the Cotswolds every year usually staying elsewhere and autumn time and so this was a new place and time of year for us and was a pleasant place to stay.
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Michael
We had a comfortable few days.