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Broadway High Street - wonderful old buildings built of Cotswold limestone |
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The Gordon Russell Trust Museum, Russell Square, Broadway |
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Broadway Tower - 18th Century Gothic folly |
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Snowshill Lavender Farm - 53 acres of lavender fields in the heart of the Cotswolds |
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The Cotswold Way National Trail - from Broadway it is 12 miles to Winchcombe and 6 miles to Chipping Campden along the trail |
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View towards St Michael and All Angels Church, Broadway, from West End |
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The Cotswold Way National Trail at West End, Broadway |
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The Location of our
Cotswold Holiday Cottages in Beautiful Broadway,
The CotswoldsAll of our
family run Cotswold holiday cottages and
apartment are located
in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on a
quiet country lane
just a few minutes walk from the centre of the
picturesque Cotswold village of Broadway, Show
Village of England, Jewel of the Cotswolds
and winner of a 2007 Best Village
award.
Give your car a holiday whilst you stay with us. There are plenty of
places to visit and things to do within walking distance see 'Have
a Car Free Day'.
By car our accommodation is situated 0.9 miles (1.4km) from the
centre of the village. There are railway stations at Moreton-in-Marsh (9
miles/15km) and Evesham (6.5 miles/10.5km) for information about train
services see
www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk. Buses serving the village
from Moreton-in-Marsh and Evesham stop in the centre of the village, see
information about
buses serving Broadway.
Ideally
located for a relaxing holiday in The Cotswolds
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, our
beautiful
historic location was featured in the article
Broadway's part in the English Civil War in
September 2008's issue of
Worcestershire Life
and
Oxfordshire Life Magazine.
For a map of the
village of Broadway showing the location of our Cotswold holiday
cottages: Willow Cottage, Corner Cottage and Sheldon Cottage (in the
courtyard in the grounds), The
Stables and
Rafters Apartment click below
Click above to add our Cotswold holiday cottages to your TomTom device
Broadway is renowned for its art and antique
galleries, specialist shops, fine restaurants and tea-rooms. The
village is often referred to as 'The Show Village of England' and the
'Jewel of the Cotswolds'. The village grew along the 'broad way',
its wide grass-fringed High Street lined with red chestnut trees and
honey-coloured Cotswold limestone buildings many dating back to the 16th
Century.
Broadway serves as a natural base from which
to explore The Cotswolds (www.cotswoldsaonb.org.uk) or see
the horse racing during Cheltenham Gold Cup week and National Hunt
Festival. Local attractions include:
over 50 acres
of lavender (www.snowshill-lavender.co.uk)
The Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway
at Toddington, where steam trains run to and from Toddington to
Cheltenham (www.gwsr.com)
The nearby villages of Chipping Campden,
Stanton, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water and Burford
Walking The Cotswold Way National Trail
and the new
Circular Walks
which meander through some of England's most scenic countryside
from Bath to Chipping Campden and only a few metres from our
accommodation in our adjacent field (www.nationaltrail.co.uk/Cotswold/)
Cheltenham Racecourse (The Festival &
The Open)
Horse riding (within 4 miles), cycling
(cycle hire available locally) and many other
activities (please contact us for details).
Further afield Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford,
The Forest of Dean and The Malvern Hills are all within easy driving
distance or can be reached by public transport see
Places to Visit
and our
Events guide.
For information
about the
history of The Manor House, Broadway, built in 1539, home
to the Sheldon family click
here.
For information about William Sheldon's involvement in the
English Civil War click
here.
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Cotswold
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