More about Upper Rectory Farm Holiday Cottages (the location)

These self-catering cottages in the Heart of England are the original granaries, cowsheds, dairies and stabling of this working arable farm and have been sympathetically and tastefully restored in order to preserve the character of the local countryside and retain the buildings in a working setting.

Upper Rectory Farm Holiday Cottages (the cottage)

Each of these luxury cottages have open plan lounge, kitchen & dining room with slate floors, warmly carpeted lounging areas, bespoke kitchens and plenty of original old oak beams. Designers Guild and Osborne and Little fabrics add a touch of rural chic.

Each kitchen has:

-Solid oak units
-Electric Cooker
-Microwave
-Dishwasher
-Fridge
-Freezer and an excellent range of cooking equipment,
crockery and glassware.

There is

-Flatscreen TV
-Video
-DVD player
-CD player
-Masses of tourist info and deep, comfy sofas in all the
-sitting rooms.

The cottages are available with one, two, three or four bedrooms. Some are interconnecting so, whilst still retaining complete privacy they can, if required, be joined to cater for larger groups.

There is an extra dining/conference room with separate kitchen within one of the groups of three cottages which caters for parties of up to 18.

The bedrooms have either one double or two twin beds with duvets and crisp white linen. A Z bedmay be requested at a small charge for use in the sitting rooms.

All bedrooms have ensuite facilities consisting of:

-Toilet
-Washbasin
-Shaver point
-Big white fluffy towels and either a shower or bath with overhead shower.

There is a disabled shower room on site complete with wheel-in shower, low-level toilet and washbasin which is accessible to guests from all the cottages. An access statement is available on request.

All electricity, heating, linen and towels are included in the price but please bring your own cot linen.

French windows lead out onto either a patio within the main courtyard or onto a lawned area with panoramic views across the cornfields. Contemporary garden furniture ...and skylarks complete the picture.