A charming cottage boasting character and charm with many period features.

The interior of Corner Thatch oozes character and charm with many period features including exposed timber work, leaded windows, slate-tiled floors and a brick fireplace with feature bread oven sitting above the electric wood burning stove effect fire.

The charming galley kitchen boasts a Belfast sink and is well-equipped for preparing delicious meals sourced from the array of fabulous local farm shops in the area. Characterful beams create a atmospheric divide between the kitchen and the dining room. Also conveniently located on the ground floor is a zip and link bedroom with the flexibility of either a super-king or twin single bed option, along with an en-suite wet room. Upstairs, the principle bedroom boasts a comfy king-size bed that sits snuggly within the eaves and has its own spacious en-suite bathroom.

Outside, a paved patio area houses the garden furniture. Step up to the generous lawn with mature planting and a garden bench positioned for quiet contemplation.

This beautiful ‘chocolate box' thatched cottage dates back to the 17th century and was once the village post office. A remnant of those days is the red post box adorning the front of the property. Corner Thatch is situated in the idyllic Doomsday Book listed village of Abbotts Morton where many of the buildings retain their ‘black and white' half-timbered charm.

The nearby villages of Inkberrow (the inspiration behind The Archer's 'Ambridge'); Flyford Flavell; and Radford offer an excellent range of pubs and village stores. Make sure you stock up on holiday goodies at Hillers award winning farm shop, just three miles away from Corner Thatch, where Ragley Meats are available, a great deli, a superb fish monger, gift shop and fabulous cafe/restaurant. A little further afield, the beautiful Cotswolds and Warwickshire borders, including Stratford-upon-Avon and Warwick Castle are around half an hour away. However, the surrounding local countryside provides numerous walks over footpaths, bridleways and cycle routes though scenic fields, woodlands and the Piddle Brook watercourse.

Additional Information:
Children over five years of age are welcome. Sorry, no infants.
One well-behaved dog welcome (small additional charge).
There is an open staircase to the first floor. Guests are advised to take care when ascending and descending the staircase.
Parking for one car and further roadside parking is available.