Cotswold Charm

A simple room in a Victorian house, full English breakfast in a large kitchen or conservatory. Garden and private living room space. Good access to the Cotswolds, Oxford or the Malvern Hills. Close to Cornbury Park and the Wilderness Festival sites. Built in 1876 for the Station Master, the house has character with open fireplaces and woodburning stove. Extended in the past few years for added space and comfort. Good home cooking from an experienced chef. Chipping Norton is a small market town in the Cotswolds, previously famous for its tweed mill and more recently the Parker Knoll furniture manufacture. It has a regular weekly market and a Farmers Market once a month. The Theatre is a bonus, playing drama, music, dance and film on a daily basis. Several good restaurants including bistro, Indian, Thai and Chinese are to be found in the town. Nearest station is Kingham about four miles away to which there is a connecting bus service. Also buses to Oxford, Banbury, Witney and Stratford. Bedroom, bathroom, sitting room, kitchen and garden. I shall be around most mornings and evenings. Very quiet spot, ten minute walk to the town centre. Best to have a car, there is an hourly bus to Oxford. Kingham Station is 6 miles away. There are several taxi services locally. Not very suitable for small children, as the stairs are fairly steep.