Cotswolds Retreats

Clematis Cottage, Freshford nr Bath is a quaint yet basic holiday cottage priced sensitively to reflect the standard. The cottage has a long history dating back over 200 years and is situated in a beautiful and peaceful village just 5 miles from the World Heritage City of Bath. Internally, is presented in a traditional fashion the open plan kitchen dining area particularly appealing, the accommodation is split over three floors. The cottage is situated at the top of a lane and has lovely views across the Freshford Valley and the village itself, where there is a local pub and shop. As you would expect, the location makes it ideal for walks but it is also excellent for access to Bath which is only 10 mins drive away (or if you want to forget the car compltetly, 30 minutes by bus, which stops outside the front door, or 7 minutes by train!) In our opinion this cottage is a good choice for a family or group looking to travel to Bath, the Southern Cotswolds and many other surrounding attractions and to do so at a very affordable price. Children of all ages welcomed.

ACCOMMODATION

Ground Floor
Entrance through Porch to Hall,
Living Room, with sofa and chairs, TV and DVD player
Kitchen, well equipped, including gas hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge, washing machine, dishwasher leading through archway to a spacious Dining Room with table and chairs and access to garden.

First Floor 
Bedroom One with double bed, wardrobe and views to village
Bedroom Three with single bed,
Bathroom with bath, shower attachment, WC & hand-basin.

Second Floor
Attic style Twin Bedroom (Two) and great views towards the village

Outside
Private garden with patio and lawn, garden furniture.

Gas central heating, gas and electricity included. Highchair and cot available. Off street parking. Regret No Pets. No smoking

Location
Freshford is a small, working village located in the Limpley Stoke valley, itself a short drive from Bath. From the cottage it is possible to walk right into the heart of classic Cotswolds Countryside via a network of footpaths, including the impressive Peto Gardens of Ilford Manor (www.ilfordmanor.co.uk) which are renowned across the region. Bath, World Heritage City, is certainly well worth a visit(bus stop down the hill and train stop in village of Freshford) with its many attractions including The Roman Baths, The Crescent and wide variety of shops. Further afield, are the attractions of Longleat and its popular (and very good!) Safari Park, the beautiful villages of Lacock and Castle Combe along with a selection of National Trust houses and their gardens.