Inglenook Cottage details
Inglenook Cottage is the epitome of a chocolate-box cottage, and has featured on postcards, in books and in the press. It’s bursting with character and lies with many other thatched properties in the idyllic village of Broad Campden.
300 years old, the Grade II listed cottage used to be the village smithy, and it has a huge inglenook fireplace, complete with seat and bread oven where you can cosy up in front of a roaring log fire. There are countless exposed beams, a stone staircase and ancient wooden floorboards. The property is sympathetically restored with top quality modern appliances, a beautiful fitted wooden kitchen, and a cottage-style bathroom with shower.
This holiday cottage at a glance
- Sleeps two guests.
- One bedroom.
- One bathroom.
- Inglenook fireplace with seat and bread oven.
- Some low ceilings and beams and uneven treads on the stone stairs (rope hand rail).
- Small, sheltered walled courtyard garden.
- High speed fibre WiFi.
- One dog welcome (small additional charge).
- Minimum of a two night stay.
Additional features
- Thatched cottage.
- Within walking distance of the local pub.
- Todenham Manor Farm can deliver a box of fresh meat to your cottage for your stay. Please visit click here for more details.
- Character inglenook fireplace for open log fires with seat and bread oven.
- Gas hob and electric oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer.
- Flat-screen TV, DVD, CD/radio/iPod dock.
- Travel cot, high chair and stairgate available on request.
- Garden furniture.
Attractions and nearby amenities
- Picturesque Broad Campden has a village pub, The Bakers Arms, featured in the Good Beer Guide and the Good Pub Guide and serves excellent food.
- Several long distance paths, and many footpaths run through the village.
- The market town of Chipping Campden is just one mile away and boasts an excellent choice of pubs, bistros, restaurants and shops for guests to enjoy. Every year in late May the town hold the world famous Robert Dover’s Olimpick Games. A must see is the shin kicking and tug o’ war competition as well as many other sporting events.
- For something different experience Longborough's increasingly popular 6 week Festival Opera in June and July.
- Wander around Sezincote's magnificent gardens or Batsford Arboretum, Britain's most visited arboretum, particularly in the Autumn.
- Otherwise, there is the National Trust’s Hidcote Gardens as well as Kiftsgate Gardens.
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