Evenlode House
United Kingdom, Cotswolds
Key Facts:
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Sleeps
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Bedrooms
6 -
Bathrooms
5
Overview
Sleeps: 11
Evenlode is a recently fully renovated contemporarily styled former farmhouse and barns located in the heart of Evenlode this luxurious Cotswold house that is just down the road from the market town of Moreton-in-Marsh, not far from Stow on the Wold, has all the facilities you will need for an incredible stay.
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Description
Description
<h3>Details</h3>
Situated in Evenlode Village this house includes everything you could ever need, from a games barn to tennis court the facilities are magnificent and plentiful, a paradise for both adults and children.
<h3>Inside</h3>
Six Bedrooms and Five bathrooms (Four King Size, one double bed bunk bedroom and one single)
Sleeps up to eight adults plus three children if needed in a double bunk room plus an extra children’s bedroom.
Master bedroom including ensuite complete with a shower and bath, a guest room including queen sized bed and ensuite bathroom, the attic large guest room complete with ensuite and kitchen, and a large guest ensuite bedroom.
<h3>Outside</h3>
Large outside area including, football pitch, tennis court, outdoor eating for 14 and lovely outdoor seating area by the kitchen, barbecue swimming pool, cricket pitch, outdoor sound system, tree house, staffed with services of a breakfast chef and two hours housekeeping per day included
Location
Location
Situated in the heart of Evenlode Village in the Cotswolds, the house is quite private and sits well in its mature lawned and terraced gardens, it is also staffed.
Staff and dining
Staff and dining
Staffed with services of a breakfast chef and two hours housekeeping per day are included.
Things to do
Things to do
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Local Pubs & Restaurants
The Fox (Broadwell – 5 minutes), The Fox (Oddington – 10 minutes), Horse & Groom (Oddington – 10 minutes), The Kingham Plough (Kingham – 15 minutes) , The Wild Rabbit (Kingham – 15 minutes) , Horse & Groom (Bourton-on-the-Hill – 15 minutes) , and Chequers (Churchill – 20 minutes)