Welcome to Richards Barn,located on the farm where the Battle of Bosworth has recently been discovered to have taken place and Richard III died. It is situated on a working farm with plenty of cycle routes and footpaths surrounding it. The barn is a self contained unit with separate entrance across the yard from the main farmhouse with plenty of parking. Located near main access routes for the midlands and lots of local attractions. The space This Barn is on the land where Richard III was said to have been killed in Battle. Part of the celebration and re internment took place here. It is a working farm and this building was once one of the farm buildings. We now use this space to host farm visits for international farmers. We also take inner city and disadvantaged children on tours of the farm and teach them about the countryside. On arrival there will be a selection of cereals, milk,yoghurts, breads and croissants and fresh eggs for your breakfast, as well as a selection of teas and coffees. During your stay if you require any further items or need any additional bedding or baby/children's equipment please contact us. Guest access The whole of this building is yours to use as your home while you stay. Parking is available for you either in our yard or in the farm yard behind. Please be aware this is a working farm so please do be careful when using the outdoor spaces, incase of large vehicles or animals. Other things to note I am not aware of anything that will dramatically affect your trip but during harvest periods, the amount of vehicles in the yard may increase. All bedding and towels included, as well as continental breakfast.