Burrows Court Self Catering accommodation near Stinchcombe Hill Golf Club, The Cotswolds, England

 

BURROWS COURT Nibley Green, Dursley, Glos  SELF-CATERING ACCOMMODATION—5 en-suite bedrooms, sleeps 12.

Enjoy a peaceful and relaxing stay in the friendly, informal atmosphere of an historic country house set in the beautiful South Cotswolds

Burrows Court offers self-catering accommodation in a fascinating three-storey building consisting of a Georgian-fronted mill-owners house believed to date back to the 13th century. The entire building is now grade II listed and, while offering a high standard of comfort, has lost none of its unique character. The house adjoins the weaving-mill which is occupied by the owners.

 

The accommodation comprises:

Ground floor: Entrance hall with stairs to first floor.

Kitchen-diner – kitchen area with electric cooker, fridge-freezer, dish-washer, microwave, kettle, toaster, and radio-cd player. Table with seating for 10 (+2).

Lounge with seating for 10+, wide-screen tv with Freeview, dvd-player.

Laundry room with washing-machine, tumble-dryer, iron and ironing board.

WC.

Living-room with door to garden.

First floor: Landing with stairs to second floor.

3 double bedrooms, all with en-suite facilities, alarm-clock radio and hairdryer.

Second floor: Landing.

1 twin-bedded room .

1 family room with a double bed and two single beds.

Both rooms have en-suite bathrooms, alarm-clock radio and hairdryer.

 

Outside: Large garden to the front of the property with seating, tables and barbecue. There is also a large car-park. The garden and car park are not enclosed and there is a water-course with a footbridge over between the garden and the car-park so children should be supervised at all times.  Immediately in front of the building is a small parking area for setting-down/picking-up luggage etc.

 

PRICES AND AVAILABILITY 

 

The setting of Burrows Court is one of its most attractive features. The garden is surrounded by open countryside with beautiful views of the Cotswold Edge. Nibley Green, about half a mile from the picturesque village of North Nibley, is a tranquil hamlet despite its historic connections! It was the site in 1470, of the last battle in England between the private armies of Lord Lisle and Lord Berkeley. Berkeley Castle itself is nearby together with Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust and many other places of interest including 2 local golf courses. Burrows Court is ideally situated for visits to the south Cotswold villages, Westonbirt Arboretum and Cattle Country Adventure Park.  The historic cities of Bath, Gloucester, Cheltenham and Bristol are only 30 minutes drive away

 

Things to do 

 

Golf nearby:

 

Stinchcombe Hill Golf Club

Stinchcombe Hill is a challenging golf course set on the southern edge of the Cotswold Escarpment above the Severn Valley. The late Henry Longhurst rated Stinchcombe Hill Golf Club among the top most scenic courses in Europe. The course was formed in 1889 but re-designed by Fred Hawtree and later by James Braid. An excellent test for both low and high handicap golfers but regardless of how well you play, you will enjoy the views.

 

Canons Court Golf Club

Nestled at the foot of the Cotswolds, this 9 hole course provides everything a golfer looks for. While not particularly long, its design ensures players of all abilities are tested as they progress round the course.

 

Cotswold Edge Golf Club

Cotswold Edge Golf Club is one of the most picturesque golf courses in the South West of England.  Playable the whole year round, the challenging par 71 course enjoys stunning views from the top of the Cotswold escarpment, overlooking the historic market town of Wotton-under-Edge and Gloucestershire's Severn Vale, to the Brecon Beacons and the Malvern Hills beyond.

 

Celtic Manor Golf Resort

Roman Road Course: The Roman Road was the resort's first, opened in 1995,. Robert Trent Jones had to build around the many ancient Roman roads that traverse the land.

Montgomerie Course: The recently opened Montgomerie Course has been built using the land that formerly hosted the Coldra academy course, and Monty has used some of the original holes from the former Wentwood Hills Course.

Twenty Ten Course: The Ryder Cup Course has been built at the bottom of the valley, and as a result the surrounding hills serve as natural amphitheatres; the atmosphere at the 2010 matches was scintillating. With the course measuring 7,469-yards from the Championship markers, this is an examination that will test all who step out onto its lush fairways.

 

 

For further information, prices, reservations and availability please contact us;

Burrows Court,

Nibley Green, North Nibley,

Dursley, Glos. GL11 6AZ.

Tel: 01453 546230

Owners: Lynnette & Peter Rackley

Email: 

Website: www.burrowscourt.com