Granary Cottage is a unique barn conversion.

Granary Cottage offers a well presented accommodation for both short breaks, short term tenancies. Additionally, weekly or extended holidays can be booked. The Cottage comprises of tiled entrance hall with ground floor bedroom and fitted bathroom with modern white suite including shower. The living room, found on the first floor has original exposed beams and unique log burning stove adding ambience to the setting. A large window looking out onto the front of the property with an additional large Velux adds a light and airy feel. Fully equipped fitted kitchen to include washing machine, hob and oven, large pantry also has a large Velux window. Granary is full central heated with an additional heated towel rail in the bathroom. Located 3 miles North of Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, the village of Mickleton lies in a fine setting immediately beneath the Cotswold edge overlooked by Meon Hill. It has several attractive stone houses and cottages in addition to those of thatch and half-timber. The little Victorian Memorial Fountain close by the Three Ways Hotel (home of the Pudding Club) is an interesting feature by William Burges, the architect of Cardiff Castle and Castle Coch, two excellent examples of the High Victorian Gothic architecture. The church has a fine 14th-century tower and spire, and a most unusual 17th-century two-storeyed porch. Inside will be found a 12th-century crucifix, or rood over the north aisle chapel alter. A nice circular walk leads up the hill from the church to Kiftsgate, Hidcote Manor Garden, and then up onto Ilmington Downs, before going down again through Hidcote Boyce to return to Mickleton. The is also a pleasant walk leading southwards, over the hill to Chipping Campden, passing close to the southern entrance to Campden Railway Tunnel.