Overview
Dressed head to toe by interior design guru, Millie Turner, this five bedroom Cotswolds farmhouse could easily be mistaken for a small boutique hotel. With luxury living areas designed for both entertaining and unwinding in style (you’ll find a secret cinema room tucked away behind a hidden door), Wood Farm House will surprise and delight with its modern twist on English traditionalism.
Kitchen, Living & Dining Areas
Beyond the honey-hued Cotswolds stone facade awaits a grand entrance hall with statement chequered tiles, enticing you towards the opulent open-plan orangery. Here, you’ll find the central living, kitchen and dining space. Think beautiful bespoke furniture, marble-topped Olaf kitchen cabinets, a dedicated bar space for shaking up cocktails, and a walk-in larder from your wildest dreams. A large farmhouse-style dining table takes centre stage for gathering and feasting, perfect for celebratory soirees and family get-togethers. Zip down the cosy red ticking stripe blinds that wrap their way around the room, to transform the space from day to night.
On this floor you’ll also find a separate sitting room with sinking velvet sofas and a log burner, a secret snug cinema room, and a downstairs loo. Each carefully curated corner is as playful and as inviting as the next, with a classic Cotswolds palette juxtaposed with pops of colour and playful patterns.
The Bedrooms & Bathrooms
More magic awaits upstairs. On the first floor you’ll find three beautiful double bedrooms (one with an en-suite shower room), a deliciously dinky bunk room, and a chic family bathroom. Up another small set of stairs, you’ll find a further twin room in the eaves and a shower room. Think frills, Roberts radios, patterned wallpaper, rattan shades, scalloped shelves, and walls dotted with artwork sourced from the established HAM interiors – a real design lovers haven.
Outside
The lawn at the front of the house is split down the middle with a fragrant lavender-lined path leading you to the front door. The garden then wraps around the property with double door access from the orangery. If you’re visiting in summer, you can expect a swanky Ofyr BBQ that doubles up as a fire pit, honing the art of outdoor cooking.
Dogs
Furry friends should sit this stay out. Wood Farm House does not accept dogs.
Welcome Hamper
A welcome hamper filled with local goodies will be waiting for you on arrival including milk, butter, eggs, a fresh loaf and a bottle of Woodchester Valley Reserve Cuvee.
Please note that this escape does not allow hen or stag parties.
FEATURES
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Locally Sourced Welcome Hamper
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Bottle of Bubbles
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Wildsmith Bathroom Products
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Private Garden
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Ofyr BBQ & Fire Pit (Summer Only)
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Board Games
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Log Burner
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Nespresso Coffee Machine
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Bathtub
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Hairdryer
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Travel Cot & High Chair On Request
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Walking Distance To Pub
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Washing Machine & Dryer
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Smart TV
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Rain Shower
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Private Parking
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Electric Car Charge Point (Additional £25 Fee)
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Bluetooth Speakers
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Wi-fi
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Minimum 3 Night Stay
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Locally Sourced Welcome Hamper
-
Bottle of Bubbles
-
Wildsmith Bathroom Products
-
Private Garden
-
Ofyr BBQ & Fire Pit (Summer Only)
-
Board Games
-
Log Burner
-
Nespresso Coffee Machine
-
Bathtub
-
Hairdryer
-
Travel Cot & High Chair On Request
-
Walking Distance To Pub
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Washing Machine & Dryer
-
Smart TV
-
Rain Shower
-
Private Parking
-
Electric Car Charge Point (Additional £25 Fee)
-
Bluetooth Speakers
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Wi-fi
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Minimum 3 Night Stay
About Whichford, The Cotswolds
The North Cotswold village of Whichford is surrounded by rolling countryside. Here, you are only a short drive from lots of chocolate-box Cotswolds towns and honey-hued villages, including Chipping Norton, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water and Moreton-in-Marsh. Plus, the popular Whichford Pottery and award-winning Cotswolds Distillery are just a stone’s throw away.
How To Get There
Wood Farm House is situated approximately two hours by car from West London, an hour and a half from Bristol, and an hour from Oxford. Further information and driving directions can be provided at the time of booking. Travelling by train? This countryside escape is only a short 15 minute taxi ride away from Moreton-in-Marsh train station.
Parking
There is private parking for up to three cars, as well as plenty of additional parking in the village.
Check-in & Check-out
Kindly note that check-in is from 4pm and check-out is by 10am
Local Shops, Pubs & Restaurants
- Pick up local goodies at Todenham Manor Farm shop, who also have a cafe and host pop-up events throughout the year.
- Local village pub, the Norman Knight, has a great selection of ales and pub classics.
- The Fox at Oddington celebrates local produce and serves up anything from pizzas to Hereford sirloin on the bone.
- The Cellar in Stow-on-the-Wold is a small plates restaurant and wine bar with a selection of delicious organic, biodynamic and natural wines.
- The Fox Inn at Broadwell is another great option for unfussy food in a charming characterful setting.
Things To Do
- Get your hiking boots on and enjoy a rural ramble, or explore one of the surrounded honey-hued villages; from the fairytale town of Bourton-on-the-Water (crowned the ‘Venice of The Cotswolds’), to the hustle and bustle of Stow-on-the-Wold, with all its delicious bakeries, boutiques, antique haunts and galleries.
- While away an afternoon at Sand & Stone favourite, Daylesford Organic Farm, or at the members-only, Soho Farmhouse.
- The Cotswolds Distillery is just around the corner, or The Cotswolds Farm Park always makes for a fun day out with little ones.
- Browse the beautiful collection of handmade terracotta planters at Whichford Pottery, and be sure to check out their cafe, The Straw Kitchen, for delicious brunches and homemade goodies with a view.
- Don’t fancy cooking? Get in touch with local favourite, The Cotswolds Guy, for bespoke private cheffing.
