Lamb's Lodge offers you the best of both for your Cotswolds escape.
Whilst at Mickleton Hills Farm (www.mickletonhillsfarm.com) you are greeted by peace and tranquility and stunning Cotswold countryside in all directions. Yet uniquely the picturesque town of Chipping Campden is just on your doorstep. With lovely local pubs, restaurants, tea rooms and shops to enjoy, just a few minutes away.
Our tree lined driveway will lead you to our cottages at Mickleton Hills Farm which is set in 40 acres of sheep pasture. You can explore fantastic walking in the Cotswold countryside from your door as the farm is on The Heart Of England Way footpath.
This is a unique opportunity to stay at Mickleton Hills Farm, as our cottages are usually only rented as part of our weddings, as our farm is home to our family run wedding venue. During the few weeks where weddings are not booked at the farm, our cottages can be rented for a holiday in the Cotswolds. There will never be a wedding here during your stay. To see more of the farm please visit www.mickletonhillsfarm.com.
This cosy cottage is perfect for three, located in our beautiful walled garden. Downstairs offers open plan kitchen and living room, with upstairs a cosy double room and bathroom. Our cottages are converted from traditional farm buildings and our farm is full of Cotswold character. Oak beams and flagstone floors offer a traditional Cotswold feel, furnished with countryside inspired fabrics by local designer Sam Wilson. Temple Spa products, Nespresso coffee machine, Smart TV and cosy blankets to greet you. Wifi, towels and bedding provided.
Our resident sheep can usually be seen grazing in our fields. However our sheep are not always in residence in the Winter months.
Mickleton Hills Farm is our home. We live on site and hope our cottages offer you a cosy escape for your Cotswolds stay.
Note to guests: Lamb's Lodge is located next door to our other cottage Ewe Cottage. The walled garden is shared with guests of Ewe Cottage. An emergency fire door escape is located between Ewe Cottage and Lamb’s Lodge. This must not be blocked and the door must only be used in an emergency. A continuous alarm will sound if this door is used which must be reset by the owner. This door is in the single room of Lamb's Lodge. No cots are able to be kept in the room adjacent to this door, the single room in Lamb’s Lodge, so as not to impede exits.
