Little Shrublands, Blockley, Moreton-in-Marsh

Ground Floor:
There is a self-contained and heated entrance lobby with far-reaching views, and which houses the washing machine in a cupboard.
Sitting room
With a living flame fire, an LCD television with Freeview and a DVD player.
Conservatory/dining area
Which is flooded with light and heated to ensure toasty dinners when the sun has gone down.
Kitchen
With a dishwasher, microwave, fridge freezer and range style cooker ensuring you have everything you need.
Cloakroom/wc.

First Floor:
Bedroom one
With a 4'6 double bed.
En-suite
With shower, wash basin and WC.
Bedroom two
With a 4'6 double bed.
Bedroom three
With a small 4' double bed.
Family bathroom
With a bath and shower over (please note there is low water pressure in this shower), wash basin and WC.

Outside:
The front garden has a step up to the front door, and there are two off-street parking spaces.
Accessed from the conservatory, the outside space includes a raised deck area with barbecue perfect for catching the rays or relaxing with your holiday read alongside the small but perfectly formed garden.
Off-street parking is available for two cars.

Mid way between Chipping Campden and Moreton-in-Marsh, Blockley is one of the larger Cotswold villages and remains relatively unspoilt.
Like many of its Cotswold counterparts, the heritage of the village is firmly rooted in the wool trade but unlike others, following the decline of the wool trade, the village prospered thanks to the presence of silk mills supplying silk ribbon to the Midlands.
The handsome architecture means it’s very easy on the eye, the Norman church is particularly striking but despite being picture postcard pretty, there’s a real sense of community here too with the village shop being a community concern which is not only ‘open all hours’ but has a café that also opens Friday evenings for dinner – very civilised!
There’s a great pub (always a boon for self caterers) and a wealth of things to do and places to visit nearby with Batsford Arboretum, Cotswold falconry (and archery) and the gardens at being just a few.
There are an abundance of quintessential Cotswold villages and towns: Upper Slaughter, Lower Slaughter, Broadway, Snowshill, Chipping Campden, Moreton-in-Marsh, Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water.
Enjoy a evening at the Longborough Opera.
Explore the Chedworth Roman Villa near Yanworth.
Admire the stunning Blenheim Palace and Gardens, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.
A great day out for the whole family:Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm Park.
Cycle Hire www.tycycles.co.uk.
Play a round at Naunton Downs Golf Club.