| Nethercote
Arches is a barn conversion, completed in the Spring of 1993. |
| This
mellow old stone building is situated in the tranquil, tiny hamlet of
Nethercote, midway between Great Wolford and Little Wolford on the edge
of the Cotswolds. Although it is quietly tucked away, it is very easily
accessible from three main roads (see map on location page). Indeed, so
quiet is it that it is actually mentioned in 'The Book of Lost Villages,'
there having been an ancient settlement behind the farm on which Nethercote
Fields is situated. |
| The
Building itself is around one hundred years old and was originally used
as stables - horses and sheep still live at Nethercote Farm, which is
a working farm, and Nethercote Arches enjoys a lovely view to the North
across rolling farmland to the hills. |
| The
accommodation, which is on two floors, is carefully planned. No effort
has been spared to provide comfort and quality - in fact, the aim of the
owners is to give the guests the very high standards of living that they
enjoy in their own homes. There are two tastefully decorated bedrooms,
sleeping four people in all, one double with basin and toilet en suite,
and one double/twin- with separate bathroom and shower; the high quality
of all the fittings is evident even at a cursory glance. This same quality
is displayed in the exceptionally well-fitted kitchen/dining room. The
units themselves are oak, and there is a washing machine/dryer and fridge/freezer.
No need to bring your own towels and bed linen, as this is all provided
in your rental. We are sorry, but we cannot allow dogs, but children are
welcome, and cot and baby-sitting are available on request from the owners. |
