Enchanting Cotswold Shepherd’s Hut set in our large part-walled former kitchen garden.
*Full en-suite
*Great kitchen
*Electric bikes
*Comfortable double bed
*Indoor & outdoor dining
*TV & WiFi
*Large deck
*Fabulous views
*Picturesque 1 mile walk/cycle to medieval Winchcombe town, resting place of Queen Katherine Parr at Sudeley Castle
*Independent shops & restaurants 1 mile
*Traditional pubs & cafés
*Walking Trails directly from the hut
*Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The Cotswolds.

The space
A warm & cosy self-contained Shepherd’s Hut; fully equipped with a comfortable double bed which easily converts into a relaxing seating area with TV and optional dining table.
En suite facilities include a hot shower, heated towel rail, flushing toilet, hand washing basin/mirror and storage cabinet.
An oil-filled wall-mounted radiator heats the living area and keeps it cosy all year round.
The kitchen area is fitted with solid oak worktops, a Belfast sink, a full size under-counter fridge (with small freezer above), an oven & double hob, kettle, toaster, steamer/cooking pans, frying pan and a good range of crockery, cutlery and utensils.
There’s a small wardrobe with hangers and space for storing your bags.
Fresh towels and bedlinen provided.
Free WiFi.

Outside the hut is a spacious new decking area with dining table, chairs & BBQ/fire pit.
In summer, sun loungers, parasol and double hammock are also available - for compulsory relaxation!
The hut is located in an elevated position within our large, south-facing part-walled former kitchen garden and from here you have extensive Cotswold hillside views towards Cleeve Hill, Nottingham Hill and Winchcombe.
Some areas are mown to create a path, with larger areas left untouched to encourage & protect wildlife & flowers, particularly our Bee Orchids, appearing in June.
You’ll see and hear wildlife including red kites, buzzards, pheasants, rabbits and partridges.
Muntjac deer sometimes visit our paddock and grounds - you may be lucky enough to see them at dawn.
Sheep and cattle graze in the fields nearby.

Guest access
Our little orchard where you are very welcome to pick any fruit which is in season - apples, Perry pears & plums.

Your own private car park is next to our house.

Other things to note
Clay pigeon shooting is practised on alternate Sundays from 10.30am - 11.30am, further up the valley.