Situated near the county town of Worcester, Hadley is part of Droitwich.
Originally built as a stable this barn has real character with its wide doors and arched windows. As with all the barns this barn was named after one of the farm workers employed on the farm. All the bedrooms are on the first floor and enjoy views of the courtyard or the surrounding country side.
Charming cottage with exposed beams, rural location, 8 mile cycle and footpaths a short walk away, Aylsham close by. Cozy and comfortable stay for up to three people. Hot tub for ultimate relaxation after exploring the countryside. Pet-friendly for a fun and stress-free holiday with your furry friend. Picturesque village with traditional pubs, restaurants, and shops. Convenient location for exploring the Norfolk Broads and coastal town of Cromer. Charming cottage with exposed beams.
Peewit Cottage has two bedrooms - a double and box room single, and bathroom on the ground floor. Upstairs is an open vaulted open plan living space. On the main site and with views across the village.
Richrose Chapel is a beautiful former Methodist chapel near peaceful Holbeach, Lincolnshire. It sleeps four guests in two bedrooms with open-plan living area. Open-plan living area with kitchen and dining area for four. Double and zip/link twin bedrooms, plus bathroom with bath and shower. Fuel, power, bed linen and towels included. Off-road parking for 3 cars, enclosed courtyard and hot tub. Pets welcome, no smoking. Surrounded by stunning countryside and close to the coast.
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