Unique Features

• An 18^th century former post office, substantially extended and recently renovated, situated in a conservation village in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
• A great mix of traditional ambience, Cotswold charm and contemporary convenience.
• Situated in a tiny village, nestled in the breathtaking Evenlode Valley, boasting an enchanting church dating back to the 13^th century, its very own poem by Edward Thomas and a literary connection with Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park
• Perfectly located within easy reach of many historic towns – Oxford, Stratford upon Avon, Cheltenham and Cirencester – and a wealth of noteworthy houses and gardens

The Property

Luxury holiday cottage in the Cotswolds

The Honey Pot is a luxury cottage, nestled in the enchanting Cotswolds village of Adlestrop, set in the heart of the North Cotswolds and long famous for Edward Thomas’ poem. Constructed in the 18th century of honey coloured Cotswold stone, The Honey Pot was previously two one up, one down dwellings. Combined and extended in the early 1970s, The Honey Pot underwent an extensive refurbishment in 2007.

Combining original 18th century features and 21st century comfort, The Honey Pot offers three double bedrooms dressed with fresh, pretty cotton fabrics, a large, high ceilinged drawing room with a fiercely efficient woodburning stove which can be lit morning, noon and night in chillier times. A snug with flatscreen television, DVD player and Sony sound system is an informal space in which to relax. For those who go nowhere without their laptop, wifi internet access is available throughout the house.

Inside

• Style: A beautifully presented cottage full of Cotswold charm with all modern conveniences. A light, airy and extremely comfortable home.
• Bedrooms: Three double bedrooms – two kingsized and one super king sized, featuring beamed ceilings and fresh, pretty cotton fabrics. The super king sized bedroom has an ensuite shower and the two kingsized bedrooms share a pretty bathroom just next door. All beds boast luxurious Hungarian goosedown duvets (non allergic can be provided upon request) and a combination of white linen from Cologne & Cotton and The White Company. TV's in two of the bedrooms.
• Bathrooms: One ensuite shower with power shower, basin and loo, one pretty bathroom with bath, basin and loo.
• For relaxation: The Honey Pot offers a large, high ceilinged drawing room with a fiercely efficient woodburning stove which can be lit morning, noon and night in chillier times. A snug with flat screen television, DVD player and Sony sound system is an informal space in which to relax. For those who go nowhere without their laptop, wifi internet access is available throughout the house.
• For recreation: Croquet on the lawn in summer
• Practicalities: Dishwasher and utility room with washing machine & tumble dryer. The Honey Pot offers ample parking.

Outside

A peaceful setting, relax in the large enclosed gardens. The Honey Pot is located within a rural village, Adlestrop is home to no more than 80 residents, boasts its own beautiful church dating back to the 13th century and is perfectly positioned to explore the treasu res of the local towns and cities along with the breathtaking Cotswold countryside, scattered with historic houses, castles and gardens. Ideal for walking enthusiasts, the Cotswold and MacMillan Ways offer access to outings of any and every duration with the countryside of Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Warwickshire quite literally on your doorstep.

Food and Wine

• DIY: The Honey Pot is offered on a self catered basis.
• In house Cuisine: Whip up a culinary delight in the well equipped kitchen
  
• Eating out: Choose from a selection of pubs and restaurants just a short distance away, The Fox or The Horse and Groom at Oddington being the closest.

Getting there

• On the map: Half way between Stow on the Wold and Chipping Norton
• By car: 100 miles from London, a journey of anything between 1.5 and 2 hours, depending on route and traffic conditions
• By train: Kingham Station (from Paddington), journey length 80 minutes , station 3.5 miles away
• By air: Bristol airport, a distance of 73 miles, 1 hour and 40 minutes

Out and About

• Enjoy a pampering luxurious spa at Daylesford Organic
• Riding is available from the local stables situated one mile away
• Clay pigeon shooting near Broadway
• Explore the collection of beautiful National Trust treasures including
• For all those opera lovers indulge in an evenings song as Longborough www.lfo.org.uk
• Pack a picnic, grab your binoculars and spend a day at the races, Cheltenham racecourse is just a short drive away
• A visit to the Cotswolds is not complete without a day in Stratford, with its newly opened Stratford theatre and oozing historic charm
• Check the weather forecast in Gloucestershire

Rental inclusive of

• Welcome Hamper
• Hairdryers
• Linen
• Towels

Accommodation Details

An 18th Century former post office, much extended and sympathetically restored, The Honey Pot is a luxurious and peaceful holiday cottage, nestled in the enchanting village of Adlestrop, a conservation village in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

• Personally Inspected: Yes
  
• Sleeps: Up to 6
• Double: 3 (1 ensuite and 2 with shared bathroom)
• Cots: Available upon request
• Highchairs: Available upon request
• BBQ: Charcoal BBQ (please provide your own charcoal)
• Facilities: Croquet lawn
• Children: Children Welcome
• Pets: At owners discretion,a small charge may be incurred.A pheasant shoot is nearby and dogs must be kept on leads at all times during this period.Bookings with dogs are unable to be processed online, please contact the office to proceed with your booking
• Mod Cons: Three televisions, dvd player & cd player
• Internet & Communications: Wifi Internet
• Floor Plans: Yes - View details
• Arrival Day: Friday
• Arrival Time: 4pm
• Departure Time: 10am
• Damages Deposit: £1000.00