Old Rose Cottage is a grade II listed, 4 star AA rated brick-and-flint cottage located in the heart of Turville, in a little row of terraced cottages near beautiful St Mary, the church featured in The Vicar of Dibley. The cottage dates back to the 16th century and it has been expertly renovated to provide all comforts whilst preserving its character. A self-catering retreat for up to 4 guests with two bedrooms, fireplace / log burner, garden, wi-fi and breathtaking countryside location The space Old Rose Cottage is arranged over two levels. Upstairs there are two spacious double bedrooms, one has a king size bed and the other has twin beds. The bedrooms and stairway have beautiful original oak beams. Downstairs you will find the kitchen/dining room, a comfy sitting room and the bathroom with bath/shower over. There is a magnificent inglenook fireplace in the sitting room with a log burning stove for cosy evenings in, and a television with freeview. The oak cottage style kitchen has a dining area and is well equipped with dishwasher, washing machine, full size electric hob and oven, microwave, kettle, toaster, full size fridge/freezer and everything needed for an enjoyable holiday, including an abundance of pots, pans, cutlery and crockery. Old Rose Cottage also benefits from a nearby private garden with BBQ, table and chairs - great for relaxing, al fresco eating and children playing. Please note, the garden is detatched, just a few yards away from the cottage and it is totally private and secluded. Other facilities include: central heating throughout (there's a radiator in every room), allocated on-street parking for one car and free wi-fi for our guests. Towels and bedding are provided at no extra charge, beds will be made for you prior to your arrival, and all linen is changed weekly for bookings spanning over two weeks or longer. Extra services and/or linen changes can be arranged (charges apply). A high chair is available on request, there is no charge but we need a bit of notice to arrange, so please let us know if you would like us to provide one. 4 star AA rated since 2014! Guest access Guests have exclusive access to the entire property and garden. The garden is detatched from the property (a few meters away) and very private and secluded. Turville is a quiet peaceful village and we like it this way. We welcome families and friends wishing to relax and enjoy the beautiful countryside, however if you are planning parties or late night events, then Old Rose Cottage is not the place for you. We ask you to show due consideration to our neighbors and ensure any noise is kept to a minimum between the hours of 10 pm and 10 am. The majority of our guests are families and we welcome children of all ages, however due to the presence of possible hazards, like stairs and the woodburner, adult supervision is required and kids under 16 should not be left alone in the cottage. If you need a high chair just let us know and we'll make sure one is left for you in the cottage to use (no charge), however we are unable to provide a cot. You are welcome to bring your own cot if you wish - both bedrooms are spacious enough to accommodate one. Other things to note The tiny, peaceful village of Turville is actually one of the most popular film and TV location of the country: beautiful St Mary Church starred in The Vicar of Dibley, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was based at the Cobstone Windmill, which overlooks the village, and the serie Midsomer Murders is a regular visitor here at the village, to name just a few! On a more practical note, Turville is not a very technology-friendly place: mobile and TV reception are quite poor in the village. There is wi-fi in the cottage which usually works well, but speed may be not what you are used to. All utilities are included in rental fee: we pride ourselves for offering a fair all-inclusive rate, and hot water, heating as well as electricity and wi-fi are unmetered. Linen and towels are also included. However, we are unable to provide an unlimited supply of logs for the woodburner: you'll find a few logs left for you in the cottage free of charge, so that you can enjoy the woodburner straight away, and if you need more, logs are readily available in the area in most supermarkets and service stations.