Cottage in Worcestershire, England

Oak-beamed millhouse cottage in Bayton, Worcestershire

Summary of the Cottage

1845

Property Type	Cottage, sleeps 6, 3 BR, 2 BA, 85 m²
Accommodation	self-catered
Locality	Countryside
Suitability	children welcome, suitable for elderly, pets allowed

Description of the Cottage in Worcestershire, England
Cottage in Worcestershire, England: Oak-beamed millhouse cottage in Bayton, Worcestershire - This 17th Century former Millhouse, an oak-beamed wing to the main farmhouse is a listed building and has been carefully converted to provide modern comforts with period charm. It contains 3 bedrooms (2 kings, 1 twin), 2 bathrooms (1 with enamel bath, 1 with power-shower); plus additional ensuite with power-shower and provides comfortable accommodation for 6 adults plus 1-2 babies in cots +/or extra single bed. Stunning hill-top views of the magnificent oak-treed, rolling countryside

Nearby the Cottage in Worcestershire, England
There are many footpaths from the village, some of which lead through the estates and woodland of the local private Country Houses. There are quiet (but hilly!) lanes for cycling and designated 'Leisure Drives'.

Amenities of the Cottage in Worcestershire, England

Property Type	Cottage, sleeps 6, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 85 m² floor area
Accommodation	self-catered
Locality	Countryside
General	blinds, iron board, safe
Entertainment	VCR, stereo
Bedrooms	3 bedrooms, 2 king-size beds, 2 single beds
Bathroom	2 bathrooms, shower, bathtub, hair dryer, washing machine
Kitchen	fully fitted, refrigerator, stove, microwave, high chair, coffee maker, toaster
Service	linen provided, towels provided
On-Site	outdoor space, patio, garden chairs, BBQ
Nearby Leisure Activities	biking, fishing, golf, hiking, horseback riding, museum, nightlife, shopping, sight seeing, tennis, theatre, theme park
Suitability	children welcome , suitable for elderly , unsuitable for wheelchairs , pets allowed, smoking allowed

Notes: Many of the original architectural features have been retained, such as the unpainted beams and trusses in the roof - now part of the reception area; and quarry-tiled window-sills, entrance floor and metal-framed casements.

Information about the Cottage in Worcestershire, England
The peaceful village of Bayton: The Mill House sits beside the ancient Church on one edge of the small, peaceful village of Bayton. Bayton is part of a conservation area and has many old and attractive houses of character. We are 20 miles north-east of Worcester, 12 miles east of medieval Ludlow, 6 miles west of georgian Bewdley, 30 miles south-west of Shrewsbury and 30 miles south of Birmingham. Glorious scenery: 1 mile from Clows Top off the A456. Although the cottage feels like it's 'in the middle of nowhere' amidst glorious scenery, quaint buildings and friendly people there is easy access to numerous places of interest. Market town of Cleobury Mortimer: Cleobury Mortimer, 2.5 miles by the "back lane" is a small but thriving market town half-way between Ludlow and Bridgnorth. It has a number of newsagents/butchers/bakers/general grocery stores pubs/tearooms/take-aways plus a delicatessen, wine merchant, chemist, doctors surgery and old-fashioned hardware store. Videos can be hired out from the electrical shop. Numerous country pubs offering inexpensive family-friendly hospitality plus some highly recommended restaurants including an Indian and Bistro-style restaurant.

Rental Rates of the Cottage in Worcestershire, England

The rental rates for this property are quoted in GBP per property per week.

Period	Rental Rates and Exchange
Sep 13, 2004 - Oct 03, 2004	EUR	USD	GBP
Oct 04, 2004 - Oct 31, 2004	EUR	USD	GBP
Nov 01, 2004 - Dec 19, 2004	EUR	USD	GBP
Dec 20, 2004 - Dec 27, 2004	EUR	USD	GBP
Dec 27, 2004 - Jan 03, 2005	EUR	USD	GBP
Jan 04, 2005 - Apr 04, 2005	EUR	USD	GBP
Apr 05, 2005 - May 09, 2005	EUR	USD	GBP
May 10, 2005 - May 30, 2005	EUR	USD	GBP

Notes to the Rates of the Cottage in Worcestershire, England
£60 surcharge for extra bed (to be added to 1 of the king rooms) if required. All linens, bedding, heating/ electricity and a welcome tray are included in the rental tariff. If you book for 2 weeks or more there will be a linen change and tidy each week. A 20% non-refundable deposit is payable to secure a booking with the balance payable 4 weeks before your arrival date. It is possible to rent for Friday & Saturday nights between October-April or Midweek minimum 3 nights. Short break prices range from £300-450 but do not include Public Holiday dates.