The Greys
(Prop Ref GREY1)Chedworth, Cirencester
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Start Day: Friday
Sleeps: 4 (+1)
No Smoking
Nearest Pub:
½ mile
Nearest Shop:
1 mile
The Greys is a beautiful, cosy and classic Cotswold cottage set deep in rolling countryside in the attractive village of Chedworth. The village is a mix of old and modern Cotswold stone houses all hugging the steep sides of the valley which extends for almost 2 miles along a tributary of the River Coln. Chedworth remains unspoilt and off the beaten track apart from Chedworth Roman Villa. The Greys is a quaint cottage packed full of period features including the all important wood burning stove. We think it is just perfect for a relaxing break in true Cotswolds countryside!
ACCOMMODATION
Entrance into Hallway with space for shoes and wellington boots!
Living Room with sofa, window seats, large wood burning stove, TV, DVD and views towards countryside.
Snug with two armchairs, books and CD player.
Bathroom with bath, handheld shower, WC and washbasin.
Steps up to:
Kitchen, fully equipped pine room with superb range cooker and oven, microwave, dishwasher, microwave washing machine and dryer and fridge/freezer. Table and chairs for four people. Stable door to garden.
Steps up to
Bedroom One with double bed, chest of drawers and good sized wardrobe. Lovely views.
Bedroom Two with two single beds and large wardrobe and great views.
From the ground floor there is a separate set of stairs which lead to a single bedroom*. It is not possible to access this room from any other part of the house.
Outside
To the rear of the property there is a good sized and completely enclosed garden which has a seating area along with lovely views towards fields and the village.
Heating and electricity included all year. Cot and high chair available. Off street parking for one car, additional parking on the lane. Starter pack of logs supplied. * extra bedroom / person charged at £40 per stay.
Please no Pets. Children Welcome. Friday Changeover
Chedworth is a thriving community and has a village school, church, pub and a wide range of clubs and societies. It is approximately 5 miles from Northleach and 7 miles from Cirencester.
