Guests say
Ross Cottage in Evesham is highly praised for its cleanliness, cosy atmosphere, and excellent location close to Cotswold villages. Guests appreciate the well-maintained property, its warm and comfortable environment, and the lovely garden. The welcome gifts and the pub across the road are noted highlights. Some guests mention minor issues with parking and lounge furniture comfort, but overall, the cottage is recommended for a delightful stay.
Guests consistently describe the cottage as clean, well-maintained, and immaculate, suggesting a high standard of cleanliness throughout the property.
The cottage is commended for its peaceful setting and proximity to Cotswold villages, with easy road parking and a pub nearby, making the location very convenient for guests.
The majority of guests find the cottage cosy and comfortable, though a few taller guests and a small family mentioned some discomfort with the bed and seating arrangements.
Facilities are generally well-received, with special mentions of the conservatory and garden. Some minor maintenance issues and a lack of instructions for kitchen appliances were noted.
Guests are delighted by the thoughtful touches such as welcome gifts of Prosecco, cake, and milk. While these gifts are warmly appreciated, it is politely noted that such gestures are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Evesham 3.8 miles. Broadway 6 miles. Cheltenham 14 miles. Recently renovated, this mid-terrace Victorian cottage sits in the village of Sedgeberrow, a few miles south of pretty market town of Evesham, Worcestershire. Ideally placed for exploring the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Ross Cottage is a delightful abode for a small family and their canine companion. The kitchen is equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and even a dishwasher, so you won’t have to lift a finger when cleaning up. You can gather in the dining/sun room for mealtimes or head outside for alfresco dining within the enclosed patio, an attractive and a secure space for your pooch to run around. Spend your down time in the lounge, complete with a Smart TV so you can catch up with your favourite series, plus an open fire for those chilly evenings.
Head upstairs and choose from two lovely bedrooms to rest your head in; the master hosts a double whilst there is also a single, serviced by a gleaming shower room. Just across the road lies a popular Indian restaurant, Shukur's at the Queen's Head, where you can treat the group to a meal out. A short drive away you can head to the charming village of Broadway, home to a fantastic high street, full of restaurants and shops. Broadway Tower is a wonderful attraction with plenty of walks and stunning views with cafes offering great coffee and food. In the village there is the Broadway Museum and Art Gallery or you can travel by car to Cheltenham, a vibrant spa town which offers the thrill of Cheltenham Racecourse, The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum and the Brewery Quarter, where you can sample a variety of bars and restaurants for a fun evening out! The old market town of Evesham offers some beautiful open spaces like Abbey Park and Corporation Meadow, perfect for a wander and a picnic. Spend the day at Bredon Hill, an idyllic spot to enjoy a scenic walk, and soak in panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, as well as admire several ancient and historical sites including Kemerton Camp which offers a glimpse into the region's rich history. Further afield, head to the market town of Chipping Campden, home to the National Trust's Market Hall and Court Barn Museum, or visit the idyllic Bourton-on-the-Water, known for the Model Village, Cotswolds Motoring and Toy Museum, and the scenic Birdland Park and Gardens. Escape to Ross Cottage for a wonderful stay in the Cotswolds.
Sedgeberrow is a peaceful countryside village resting between Evesham and Pershore, set within the fertile and historic Vale of Evesham. The village is known for its open farmland setting, handsome stone church and far-reaching rural views, and offers a choice of attractions that encourage you to explore at an easy pace. A network of footpaths leads directly from the village across working farmland and towards the River Avon, where riverside walks offer quiet stretches ideal for birdwatching, picnics or gentle cycling. Seasonal landscapes shape the area throughout the year, from spring blossom to autumn harvests, making time outdoors particularly rewarding. For memorable meals, head to Shukur's at the Queen's Head, a well-loved restaurant serving seasonal British dishes in a lovely setting, or travel slightly further to The Cotswold Kitchen in Lower Quinton. Both provide excellent destinations after a day spent walking or exploring nearby villages. Within easy reach of the village is the market town of Evesham, where you can stroll through riverside parks, hire a boat on the Avon, browse independent shops and visit the Almonry Museum, offering insight into the town’s medieval past. Nearby Pershore provides further interest with its impressive abbey, regular markets and waterside trails, while the northern edge of the Cotswolds opens up access to classic villages, panoramic walking routes and timeless countryside views, making Sedgeberrow a rewarding base for discovering Worcestershire at its best.
EPC Rating: Band EAccommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x single.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Dining/sun room.
Sitting room with open fire
Oil central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine.
Smart TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Roadside parking.
Enclosed patio with furniture.
One well-behaved pet welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 2.1 miles, pub 0.1 miles.
Note: Dog to be kept downstairs
Nearby points of interest
- Cheltenham Racecourse
- Cotswold Motoring Museum
Reviews (18)
-
Rachel
We were in the area for work, and the location was perfect for our needs. The cottage was well-equipped and ideal for those travelling with dogs, plenty of space and great for dealing with muddy boots after a day out. The only minor downside is that itâs located opposite a pub/restaurant, so thereâs a bit of light and some noise on the weekends. However, it didnât detract too much from our overall experience. Overall, it is a lovely place to stay, especially if youâre travelling with furry companions!
-
Robert
We have marked 4 for accuracy as a shop was never to be found and there was no indication in the literature in the cottage to say where it was. Re 4 for really maintenance. A bed side table lamp that did not reach a socket, and no instructions on how to operate any of the kitchen appliances was to be found. Despite these two smallish points, (and two days of torrential rain) we really enjoyed the whole break made all the more enjoyable by the cottage warm and cosy cottage.
-
Emma
The cottage had everything we needed. Even squirrels in the garden for Dashi our bullterrier to watch from the sun room