Oak View in Warwick
Settled in the rural village of Oxhill in south Warwickshire, attached to the owner's home, Oak View is a wonderful studio annexe for two. Providing an excellent touring base for the northern Cotswolds AONB and Stratford-upon-Avon, Oak View is ideal for a couple or two friends seeking walks and open countryside.
- Max. Occupancy 2
- Bedrooms 1
- Bathrooms 1
- Accommodation Type Cottage
- WiFi
- Parking
- Garden
Park in the off-road parking area before heading down the side of the property and coming to the entrance, have a wonderful experience of meeting the alpacas. Be welcomed into this contemporary studio layout where you can look forward to relaxing. A large super-king-size bed sits to the right, able to be a twin on request with zip/link beds, whilst a sofa and wall-mounted Smart TV provide an inviting spot for film nights. Dine at the table for two after preparing home-cooked meals in the small yet well-equipped kitchen area, complete with an electric oven and hob, fridge with freezer box and microwave. Completing the layout of this annexe cottage is the spacious shower room, home to a walk-in shower for you to freshen up in following days of adventure. Enjoy sitting outside on the patio with seating for alfresco dining or sipping your morning coffee as you take in the fresh country air before beginning your day. Arrange with the owners a wonderful experience of walking with alpacas, perfect for any animal lovers, Redwings horse sanctuary is also nearby which you can visit. The village of Oxhill is surrounded by open fields and lies near to the civil parish of Tysoe where you can find the nearest shops for picking up any essentials during your stay. The surrounding area is rich with stately homes, castles and manor houses to visit, with several being National Trust properties including Upton House and Gardens with 1930s period displays and walking trails, the 17th century Chastleton House with a conserved Jacobean garden, 20th century gardens of Hidcote and the 12th century Charlecote Park, all a scenic drive from Oak View. Venture up to Warwick to see the imposing and iconic clifftop Warwick Castle, complete with a castle dungeon to explore, with many beautiful green areas within the city as well as Warwick Racecourse and Warwick Golf Centre. Don't miss the opportunity to visit Stratford-upon-Avon, also home to a racecourse but more notable as Shakespeare's home, with Shakespeare's Birthplace, Anne Hathaway's Cottage, and many more attractions connected to the Bard of Avon to visit for literary fans, along with the scenic River Avon offering wonderful opportunities for river cruises. Enjoy a special evening at the acclaimed Michelin starred restaurant of The Royal Oak Pub at Whatcote, with booking essential, you can dine at this beautiful, rural country pub and sample delicious locally sourced produce, settled in a scenic position on the edge of the Cotswolds. The idyllic Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty must be visited for the amazing walking country it contains, as well as quaint and quintessential English villages and towns, with the likes of Chipping Norton, Chipping Campden and Bourton-on-the-Water all less than a 40-minute drive from Oak View. Make wonderful memories in beautiful south Warwickshire with your loved one at Oak View.
Tysoe is a civil parish comprising three settlements; Upper Tysoe, Middle Tysoe and Lower Tysoe. Within this charming community, which rests alongside the northern tip of the Cotswolds AONB in Warwickshire, is a village shop and a local pub, along with a Post Office, park and primary school. This delightful village is a perfect touring base for the northern Cotswolds as well as the rich county of Warwickshire being just an easy drive from Stratford-upon-Avon.
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