LITTLE VIXENS

Sleeps 3+1

Mop Hale, Blockley, Gloucestershire, Cotswolds

£350 - £450

Little Vixens is situated in a quiet courtyard setting in the Cotswold village of Blockley, which is ideally situated in the centre of the North Cotswolds between Chipping Campden, Stow on the Wold, Broadway and Morton in Marsh. The comfortable and tastefully decorated cottage is set in an elevated position with views, with two bedrooms to sleep 3/4 people.

The Cottage

The comfortable and tastefully decorated cottage is set in an elevated position with views, and is accessed via several stone steps - because of its elevated position it may therefore not be suitable for the elderly or young children - please ask for advice. Please note that we do not allow pets or smokers.

The gas centrally heated accommodation is all on one level, and sleeps 3 (or occasionally 4) people. It has a sitting/dining room with colour TV, video, DVD, CD, and electric feature fire. Off this is the conservatory, which leads out into the fully enclosed rear garden and patio area.

The lovely fitted kitchen is well equipped, including gas hob, electric cooker and grill, microwave, fridge/freezer and a washer/dryer.

The cottage has two bedrooms - one twin/double and one single, to which an extra single bed can be provided if required. Last but not least is the bathroom, which has wc, wash basin and bath with ‘Mira’ shower over.

The Area

Blockley is a relatively undiscovered village with much charm, set in a valley with a Millstream running through. The larger towns of Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick and Cheltenham are all within a 45-minute drive from the property.

There is a public house, hotel and resturant in the village, all serving good food. A village shop/post office sells a wide range of goods and newspapers. There is also a delicatessen which doubles as a café.

Blockley has a walled village green at its centre with a children’s play area. All of the village amenities are within a short walk from the property.

Prices (GB Pounds)

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