Beautifully presented - The Old Workshop, Combrook

The Old Workshop, Combrook, is a wonderful holiday home, full of character, which boasts a stylish interior with a light and airy living space. Beautifully positioned within private grounds, this fabulous property is the perfect Cotswold rural retreat. The space Nestled in the heart of the countryside, The Old Workshop, Combrook, is a charming one bedroom barn conversion which sleeps two guests. Thoughtfully designed and all on one level, the open plan layout seamlessly connects the kitchen, dining and living area, creating a bright, welcoming space ideal for relaxing or socialising. A large picture window fills the interior with natural light, adding to the warm and airy feel. The elegant double bedroom offers a restful retreat, with doors opening onto a private balcony overlooking woodland, and a well-appointed and generously sized bathroom completes the accommodation. Located within the grounds of a historic manor house, this unique retreat offers a serene escape with convenient access to the North Cotswolds and Stratford-upon-Avon. The Old Workshop, Combrook, can be booked either on its own or with The Tractor Shed which sleeps six guests. Located next to one another, the two together offer an ideal setup for larger families, or for friends travelling together. Accommodation This one bedroom barn conversion in Combrook is perfectly suited for those looking for a rural retreat, exploring the local countryside and eateries. This single storey Cotswold accommodation is laid out as follows: Sitting area Large picture window, wood burner, Smart TV with apps (account holders only), two-seater sofa, loveseat and selection of board games and books Kitchen/dining area Electric oven, electric hob, fridge with freezer compartment, washing machine/tumble dryer, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, toaster, Nespresso coffee machine and dining table with four chairs Bedroom (Sleeps 2) Access to balcony, king size bed, built-in wardrobe, mirror and hairdryer Bathroom Bath with overhead rain shower and separate handheld shower attachment, loo, basin, mirror and heated towel rail Outside Patio, outdoor table seating four, parasol and charcoal BBQ (available from April to September) There is access to the shared tennis court and partial access to extensive grounds on the estate with a pond and river Guest access Guest access information will be provided in the Welcome letter. Other things to note The maximum occupancy for this property is 2 guests. Please take consideration whilst booking as the layout, furnishings, and features of The Old Workshop are best suited to guests over the age of 18 (some features could pose safety risks for infants and very young children) Bed linen and towels are provided Off street parking is available for 1 car Electric charging point available, payable to owner Sorry, no pets Strong WiFi (Download speed 385 Mbps/Upload speed 70 Mbps) Mobile phone reception varies depending on provider Smart TV with apps (guests to use their own login details) Unenclosed garden Charcoal BBQ, April to September only (guests are responsible for providing charcoal and cleaning BBQ after use) Electric underfloor heating throughout Starter supply of wood provided for the wood burning stove from October to April only There is a small step into the property The smoke and CO detectors operate on a sound only basis and, therefore, those who have serious impairment of hearing may not be able to hear the alarm systems and could be at risk No smoking or vaping is permitted throughout the property Things to Note... Events are not permitted without prior consent Either a Security Deposit or payment of an Accidental Damage Waiver is required at this property Check in is from 16:00 and check out is by 10:00 Please note there is CCTV to the front of the property which covers the parking area, electric entrance gates to the grounds and the driveway The mezzanine area is not accessible to guests The Old Workshop is a self-contained property in the grounds where the owners live There is no access to the manor house or grounds beyond the hedge at the side of the car park A public footpath passes through the grounds