Lindisfarne - Stanton, Broadway, sleeps 4 guests in 2 bedrooms

For something extra special, Lindisfarne does not disappoint. This beautifully appointed Cotswold stone detached retreat nestles into the stunning, quiet village of Stanton, a few minutes drive from fashionable Broadway. Enjoy beautiful views from both the exquisite gardens and the elegant accommodation.

Cleverly marrying opulence with cosy and welcoming, Lindisfarne's pale neutral hues, oak-framed leaded light doors and windows, high-spec appliances and top-end furnishings and finishing touches all combine to create a very special Cotswolds Hideaway in an enviable location.

The peaceful drawing room invites guests to relax in front of the wood burner effect gas stove, or take a seat at the french doors and enjoy the mature and well-stocked gardens from the comfort of your armchair in any weather. As anticipated from a property of this quality, the kitchen is a masterclass in understated elegance and simplicity where meal preparation is a joy, before taking a velvet covered pew at the island-style raised dining table to enjoy the fruits of your labour. Lindisfarne is the perfect choice for two couples or a small group of friends, with both en-suite bedrooms (one ground floor and the other upstairs) providing the optimum in comfort and style, there'll be little need to draw straws. In addition to the principle rooms, a utility room and boot room are provided on the ground floor.

Situated in the heart of the idyllic and much photographed village of Stanton, which sits on the Cotswold Way, below the wooded Cotswold Edge, Stanton is home to some of the prettiest Cotswold cottages, a medieval Parish Church, and a much-loved village pub, The Mount Inn, with fabulous far reaching views. The village of Stanton was once owned by King Henry VIII who bequeathed the village to his surviving wife Queen Katherine Parr, and her Manor House still stands, just along the road from Lindisfarne. Just a couple of miles away is beautiful Broadway, often referred to as ' The Jewel of the Cotswolds' and bursting with bespoke boutiques, antiques, fine art, tea shops, pubs and restaurants.

Additional Information:
Sorry, no children under 16 years of age, infants or pets.
Restricted headroom in bedroom two.
Lindisfarne is available for bookings between late November and April.

The village pub, The Mount Inn, is popular with villagers and those from much further afield. Be sure to book ahead and check opening times.
For riders of all levels, horses can be hired at the renowned Jill Carenza Equestrian centre on the edge of the village.
Located on the Cotswold Way, the village of Stanton is a delight for walkers and cyclists, with trails to suit all abilities running from the village.
Stanway House and Fountain, around half an hour's stroll along the Cotswold Way, is home to an incredible, gravity fed water fountain that reaches over 300 feet, marking it as the tallest fountain in Britain; Stanway House its self is an awe inspiring Jacobean manor house that is dripping in grandeur and has been lived in by the same family since the 16th century, an excellent example of Cotswolds manor houses.
Visit Broadway with its many pubs and restaurants along with a great delicatessen and Broadway Golf Club, which welcomes visitors is just three miles away.
The small but busy town of Stow-on-the-Wold with a large selection of antique shops, gift shops, art galleries and traditional pubs is perfectly placed for many beautiful countryside walks and is 9 miles away.
Cheltenham, boasting the popular Gold Cup in March is 11 miles away.
Just over half an hour's drive away is the historic town of Stratford-upon-Avon; sitting on the River Avon, Stratford is home to an abundance of half-timbered medieval buildings, quaint tea shops and is the famous home of William Shakespeare. Spend the day wandering around Shakespeare's Birthplace, enjoy a performance at the Royal Shakespeare Company Theatre, or spend the day at the Butterfly Farm, which is home to hundreds of beautiful butterflies and two handsome lizards! Shopping and eating out options are in abundance here, with both familiar names and charming bespoke offerings.
The Lenches Trout Fishery can be reached in under 20 minutes.
Steam enthusiasts can board the Gloucester and Warwickshire Steam Railway at Toddington (three miles away); and mountain bikers have endless hilly trails to keep them busy.
Cycle Hire can be arranged with TY Cycles.

Eating Out:
Enjoy a drink, lunch or dinner at The Mount, within walking distance of the property and boasting wonderful views across the Vale of Evesham and the Malvern Hills.
Within the nearby village of Buckland is the elegant country house hotel, Buckland Manor, with its award-winning restaurant showcasing fresh local produce.
The popular Farncombe Estate offers various superb dining options within The Dormy House and The Fish.
Beautiful Broadway is just down the road with eateries for all tastes and occasions including The Crown and Trumpet (a great local pub); The Lygon Arms showcasing a menu curated by celebrity chef James Martin; Award-winning Russells with a daily changing menu of fine British produce (Russells Fish and Chips is just around the corner for delicious fish and chips and more to eat-in or takeaway); For a hungry pit-stop enjoy an artisan burger at Flip Side; Or try the tucked away tapas restaurant, Broadbean, with authentic and traditional small dishes; along with many cosy teashops and cafes to choose from.
Winchcombe is a must for food lovers with a number of great eateries.
And don't forget, Todenham Manor Farm can deliver a box of superb local fresh meat to your cottage for your stay.