Gloucestershire Cotswolds Vacation Rental house: Cotswolds, Gloucestershire / Warwickshire

Location Great Wolford, Nr Moreton-in-Marsh. Features Open fires Enclosed garden Games room Property description With an acre of enclosed garden, 'The Teachers' house stands in the middle of the picturesque village of Great Wolford, having once been part of the local village school it is full of charm and character. Situated opposite the village Church and the now non working dairy farm it is a little piece of heaven. Teachers is a beautiful and interesting interior with an array of bedrooms and sleeping possibilities for up to 8 people. Further features include its games room, two sitting rooms and French doors which lead out onto a garden for guests' personal use. Fabulous open fires and full central heating. Just 2 miles from Moreton, in Marsh whixch has range of specialist shops, is an ideal place for visitors to browse around the numerous antique and art galleries, and to savor the delights of the Cotswolds pub and restaurants.

Large living room. with open fire place and beamed ceiling,.Spacious farmhouse-style eat in kitchen, Belfast sink and French doors to garden. Utility room washing machine, tumble dryer, Large dinning room / games with French doors leading to Garden Patio, 2nd sitting room / tv room with French doors leading to Garden, separate W.C.s. FIRST FLOOR: Kind size bedroom , with large oak beam set in ceiling, with luxury en-suite modern bath room/W.C double wash. Twin-bedded room with en suite bathroom and separate shower room. Single -bedded room (with extr roll away bed). 2nd Floor wrought iron bed, double bedroom, full bathroom with claw foot bath, one with *Elec and full oil CH incl (Winter ?40 pw poa) *Open log fire - initial fuel incl, thereafter avail locally *Range cooker incl *Parking (for 4 cars) *Shops 2 miles *TV *DVD *Auto wm *T/dryer *M/wave *D/washer *Fridge/freezer *Enclosed lawned garden with sitting-out area and furniture *Non-smokers only *Saturday to Saturday.

places to visit nearby (one of England's finest and most complete Jacobean houses), Snowshill Manor, and Upton House (with its wonderful collection of Old Master paintings including works by Hogarth, Stubbs, El Greco and Canaletto). For horticultural enthusiasts, Kiftsgate Court, Hidcote Manor, Batsford Arboretum and Sudeley Castle are not to be missed. Stow-on-the-Wold has a market square, old inns and galleries, while the wildlife park at Burford is worth a visit, as well as the towns of Kingham and Shipton-under-Wychwood. The Cotswold's `capital', Broadway, is only 12 miles away. There is also excellent walking to be had and a stroll around the quiet mystery of the Rollright Stones should be on everyone's itinery. Fishing, golf and shopping are available for more relaxing enjoyment in the area. The World Heritage city of Stratford (18 miles), Oxford and Cheltenham (25 miles), and Blenheim Palace (30 miles) are ideal day trips.