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Rofield Barn - Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England

Cottage in the Cotswolds with comfort and stylish interior

Everything about this self-catering house in attractive and well designed

Plenty of space, peace and quiet in the Cotswolds

Stay in the Cotswolds in comfort to tour this scenic historic part of England

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Price range from £550 to £1100 per week
Number of units of accommodation: 1
Sleeps from 1 to 8 people in 4 bedrooms
Number of bathrooms: 3
Short Breaks: Yes - The minimum number of days for a short break is 2
Suitable for the disabled:

- Wheelchair access, wider doorway to downstairs bedroom
Children are welcome:

Pet Friendly:

(2 welcome)
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Converted from a three hundred year old barn, this outstanding fully detached property offers high quality accommodation. Rated 5 stars by Visit Britain, this property has every modern convenience and yet retains all the character and charm of the original building.

This owner/agency has featured on this Country Cottages site since 2003

Booking and Enquiries

	01452 780323 or
	Click here to email owner
	http://www.rofieldbarn.com
	Payment Options: cheque, bank transfer Contact: Mr. Jeremy Lewis

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Parking		Bath
Television		Indoor Hot Tub
Sky Television		Outdoor Hot Tub
Video or DVD		Shower
Microwave		Power Shower
Dishwasher		Open Fire
Ensuite Bathroom		Wood Stove
Central heating		Laundry facilities
Games Room		Swimming Pool
Garden		Tennis Court
Freezer		Jacuzzi Bath
Balcony/Patio		Coffee Maker
Sauna		Internet
Air conditioning
Linen
Towels provided		Bed linen provided

Rofield Supper food service Baby sitting Ample parking (up to 6 cars) off road Enclosed lawn gardens for the kiddies and the dogs to roam safely

Spacious, light and airy throughout, particularly attractive is the main living area with its high vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, traditional stove and superb views across the enclosed garden to the Cotswold countryside beyond.

All rooms have been beautifully furnished and are very well equipped with everything you require for your holiday or short let including flat screen tv with Freeview, iPod docking station, WiFi Broadband Internet, HiFi, DVD and Video . Warm and welcoming throughout all seasons, Rofield Barn has under-floor heating, a traditional stove (gas) and full central heating in all rooms.

The kitchen is fully equipped for the finest of chefs and there is a Rofield Supper service for those who prefer to have it cooked for them. You choose.

A ground floor twin bedded room with larger doorways provides access for guests requiring disabled facilities. An outstanding property in a beautiful location and unreservedly recommended.

Please visit http://www.rofieldbarn.com to find out more about the holiday cottage, amenities, surrounding area and places to visit in Gloucestershire.

Changeover Day: Flexible

Check availability and prices on the cottage web site http://www.rofieldbarn.com

Cheltenham (6m), Tewkesbury (3m), Sudeley Castle; Hidcote and Kiftsgate Gardens, Ledbury, Ross on Wye, Malverns, Berkley Castle. See www.rofieldbarn.com for an extended list of attractions. Other places of interest may be Gloucester for the Royal Docks and cathedral, and Cotswold towns and villages nearby including Apperley, Staunton, and Charlton Kings. Please view our website for other local attractions - ww.rofieldbarn.com

Travel: Cheltenham - railway, Birmingham - airport

Good places to visit: Gloucester to view its exceptional Cathedral, the historic docks: Cotswold Hills and Villages. Malvern Hills: Wye Valley: Sudely Castle, Winchcombe.

Annual Events: Cheltenham Gold Cup - March, Open Meeting - November, Music Festival, Cheltenham, Science Festival, Literary Festival, Jazz Festival Upton. Gloucester Rugby. Cricket

Good places to eat: Local pub (300 yds): Brasserie Blanc - Cheltenham (4m); Corse Lawn Restaurant (3m). Owners can recommend many others.

Local Sports: Fishing , Rugby, Horse Racing, Walking, Golf, Gardens.

Cheltenham

CHELTENHAM

Cheltenham is undoubtedly one of the Cotswold’s most cosmopolitan and stylish towns. The spa town’s reputation was greatly enhanced when George 111 and Queen Charlotte took the waters in 1788. It is abundant in history and architecture – Cheltenham Ladies College founded in 1841 is now predominately a mixture of Victorian Decorated gothic and late 20^th century work and is definitely worth a visit. No visit to Cheltenham is complete without spending some time browsing the Montpellier area.

The Montpellier Gardens were opened in 1809 to cover the most lavish building of Montpellier Spa and host a variety of activities throughout the summer including live music. Shopping in Montpellier is a must, there are numerous specialist shops and boutiques, all amidst a host of bars, cafes, pubs and restaurants. The inaugural classic steeplechase of the season, the Gold Cup, was first held at Cheltenham in 1924. The Cheltenham Gold Cup Steeplechase is now a fixture of the Cheltenham Festival in March, a time when countless thousands of visitors hit Cheltenham en masse.

Places to visit in Cheltenham

Cheltenham Race Course

Prestbury Park, Cheltenham (01242 513014)

The Holst Birthplace Museum

Clarence Road, Cheltenham (01242 524846)Birthplace of Gustav Holst, composer of The Planets suite.

The Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum

Clarence Street, Cheltenham (01242 237431)The Museum has one of the most diverse and important collections of work produced by workers in the Arts and Crafts Movement in the Cotswolds.

Georgeous regency town - capital of the Cotswolds and great for shopping

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