Farmstay holiday rentals in River Avon

The Annexe, Champion House, Moorend Farm, BS16 1SP

A fantastic location. An historic house with a wealth of associations. Dating from c. 1640, the house was modernised in 1676 and then again in 1723. We have been here since 1999. A great stepping off point, whether you are going to London, The Cotswolds, Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham etc. We are very near to the Motorway network, 2 Railway Stations (Bristol Temple Meads or Bristol Parkway), Bristol Airport, Coach station in Bristol. Locally there are quality Pubs, Indian and Chinese eateries.

Country cottage Bluebell: Bath & Bristol close by

Parkhouse Farm Holiday Cottages are situated in a very special location, peacefully and quietly tucked away on the grounds of a Grade II listed building. The cottages overlook a paddock, a wood and views over the magnificent Chew Valley countryside, yet are only a few minutes away from a lot of places of interest like Bristol, Bath, The Cotswolds, Wells (cathedral), Cheddar Gorge and the Mendips Hills area of outstanding natural beauty. The perfect mix of country retreat and city break!

Bright and airy apartment within orangery

Pigsty Cottage is a spacious apartment within an Orangery, its a lovely private place to stay. Well equipped, with a top quality kingsize bed and mattress, secure parking and electric gates. A Lovely rural location, stunning gardens. Great for visits to Bath, Stonehenge, Salisbury and Devizes. We do allow a well behaved pet. If you’re planning on bringing a pet, we’d like to know in advance as we make some small changes to the furnishings accordingly. We have a strict poo pick up policy.

Set in AONB & 40 Acres of Private Countryside

Perfectly situated to explore all the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean has to offer, The Apple Loft is an idyllic getaway popular with honeymooners, walkers, cyclists and those just wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With panoramic views across Mork Valley, guests can walk our grassy tracks, explore the old lime kilns, picnic in our fields, say ‘hello’ to the pet sheep and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature, stars and sunsets in this magical and relaxing retreat.

Beautiful upside down cottage in rural location

Light and airy, The Cottage is a converted haybarn built into the gentle slope of the hill. Downstairs there is a sunny double bedroom and a shower room, upstairs a double height open plan living area with fully equipped kitchen, dining table, sitting/tv area with far ranging views across open fields and a stable door opening out onto the back garden with outside sitting/eating area and mature apple trees. A bridlepath runs outside the window where horses and dogs roam.

Cider Press. Rural Retreat on the doorstep of Bath

The Cider Press is a stunning renovation attached to the western wing of a Grade 11 Listed country house. It offers an exceedingly high standard of self-contained luxury accommodation able to meet all your self-catering requirements. The property is only a short drive or bus journey to the historic city of Bath (5 miles). Nestled within a beautiful valley, why not take in the views and stroll along the ByBrook, finishing the day with a drink in a local pub!

Couples Retreat with Hot Tub close Bath/Bristol

Escape to our glamping pod nestled in the Cotswold countryside. Offering a perfect blend of comfort and natural beauty this self-contained pod provides a quiet retreat for two. • King-size bed with natural sheep’s wool duvet and feather pillows • Private, fenced outdoor space • Pre-heated Wood-fired hot tub • Cozy Geodome • Kadia fire bowl • Gas-fired BBQ for outdoor cooking

Coach house in the heart of St Catherine valley

Nestled alongside a working farm, with South facing views onto the St Catherine valley, the recently refurbished Coach house of Old Nailey offers access to stunning, rolling countryside, the village pubs and amenities of Marshfield and a base to explore the culture and entertainment of both Bath and Bristol. Come down the track and feel yourself unwind!

One bedroom cottage in the heart of the Cotswolds

Cowcombe End is part of Cowcombe House, which is a late 17th century Cotswold stone home. Close to the market towns of Tetbury, Stroud and Cirencester, it is well positioned for exploring the Cotswolds. The property is surrounded by three and half acres of fields and gardens, with views over to the Chalford valley