We hope you will come and stay with us in our beautiful family home at the end of a winding lane in a very peaceful location with ample parking. The cottage was built in 1836 and is part of the old village of Wellesbourne. The village is recorded in the Domesday Book in 1086 as part of the Royal manor of Kineton.
 
Living in the country all our produce is either grown or bought locally. We have a full range of shops and services in the village, as well as our own orchard, which has fruit in season. We are in the conservation area and we have a meadow overlooking the River Dene. The accommodation, which is non-smoking, includes a ground floor double room with en-suite bathroom and shower, having its own access. There is further accommodation upstairs. All rooms have a TV and tea and coffee making facilities as well as free WiFi.

A full English breakfast is provided and served in the dining room. We are always happy to offer an alternative breakfast for vegetarians, vegans or guests with special dietary requirements. Please let us know beforehand in order that we can meet your needs.

Please note: that there is limited wheelchair access to the ground floor bedroom from the drive. It is also very suitable for business people weekdays only.

From the North:From M40 exit at junction 15. Take A429 South through Barford to Wellesbourne. Turn left at 2nd roundabout into village. At T junction turn left and left again at Stags Head Pub into Church Walk. Meadow Cottage is the last house on the right.

From the South: From M40 Northbound, exit at junction 13. Turn left at T junction then in 100 metres take B4087 off A41/B4100 to Wellesbourne (approx 4 miles). Drive south through centre of Wellesbourne and at Stags Head Pub turn right into Church Walk. Meadow Cottage is the last house on the right.

Warwickshire Agricultural College at Moreton Morrell, Warwick University's Horticultural Research International (HRI) in Wellesbourne,
The NEC and LG Arena, the International Conference centre in Birmingham, Universities of Warwick (14 miles) and Coventry (16 miles).
There are some lovely walks in the vicinity of Wellesbourne as well as several golf courses and a riding schoool - all within a 10 miles radius.
The historic village of Wellesbourne is five miles from Stratford upon Avon with the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and many historical monuments and houses, six miles from Warwick and its famous castle and seven miles from Leamington Spa with its superb shops in the Regency Parade.
Kenilworth, only 12 miles with its castle and beautifully restored Elizabethan Garden.
Also suitable for business people short term weekdays only.

Charlecote Park , Heritage Motor Museum at Gaydon, Compton Verney Art Gallery and Wellesbourne Airfield with its flying club.