Converted Milk Parlour set in 10 acres

This is a stylish restoration of a former milking parlour set in 10 acres. The accommodation comprises 2 large rooms including a gallery kitchen and bathroom. It is private and self-contained with its own garden. The site has horses, goats, rabbits and chickens and on the far side a No-Dig permaculture vegetable garden. It is set in a beautiful location in the Cotswolds with countryside on all sides yet within minutes of Minchinhampton with public footpaths running from the door. Guests will have their own self-contained space. The property has two large rooms and a bathroom with one being a kitchen diner and the other a bedroom. There is a private garden plus driveway with parking for a number of cars. Their are footpaths from the property in both directions leading to Michinhampton - 10 mins walk - and in the other direction across the Gatcombe estate. The property has its own parking. We are available should there be any problems and we live nearby. We can also arrange horse-riding and vegetables. There are walks across the countryside in all directions starting from the site. The area is renowned for Minchinhampton and Rodborough Common - an area of over 600 acres of beautiful National Trust owned common land. The Gatcombe estate is just by the site and there is an excellent farmshop - Jolly Nice - just 5 mins away as well as a pub with excellent restaurant just a few hundred yards from the site. There are numerous restaurants and cafes and the pretty Cotswold village of Minchinhampton on your doorstep. The nearest train station is in Stroud (or Kemble) which is 10 mins drive. There is a bus to Minchinhampton from Stroud. The site has easy access to numerous beautiful walks in the Cotswold countryside - just ask us for details. The site has a small no-dig vegetable business on the opposite side of the site. Vegetables can be requested in advance or at any point during the stay. Riding and horse based sessions for children can also be arranged privately. We have spent time regenerating the site from the No Dig vegetable site and there is now an increasing abundance of small birds with swallows nesting in increasing numbers every summer and the land becoming more and more fertile. Our horses are involved in rewilding projects with Gloucesteshire Wildlife Trust. The land is surrounded by countryside and the sunsets are spectacular.