Lemon Tree Cottage is a two-bedroomed, pet-friendly SELF CATERING HOLIDAY HOME with a charming contemporary-yet-homely ambience. Beautifully decorated in chic neutral colours with many unusual and traditional features, the cottage is a superb and tasteful blend of ‘old’ and new with a ‘boutique’ style master bedroom, balcony and modern bathroom. The cottage SLEEPS 4 adults.
This delightful cottage is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty AONB just a mile from the Green in the beautiful village of Broadway in the heart of the Cotswolds. Its many windows provide fantastic light throughout the day and it boasts stunning views towards the hills and Broadway Tower from a small balcony accessible from the master bedroom. The second bedroom is small with a sloping ceiling and a 4’ double bed. The cottage is link-detached via the entrance passageway to the owners’ property next door but has a private patio fenced off from the garden of the main house Fully equipped kitchen, utility room, luxury bathroom, open all year for week-long breaks, short breaks if available, dogs by prior appointment, parking
Rooms
Lemon Tree Cottage is available for WEEKLY HIRE from Friday to Friday with off-peak SHORT BREAKS subject to availability.
The boutique-style Burgundy master bedroom, considerably larger than the photograph shows, has a partly sloped ceiling, double bed, spacious fitted wardrobe, chest of drawers, double patio doors opening onto stand-on balcony with outdoor wall light and superb views over the garden, surrounding countryside and hills towards Broadway Tower.
The second bedroom is small with a partly sloped ceiling, side alcove, chest of drawers and clothes rail, and a 4’ double bed.
The luxury bathroom has a sloping ceiling, gold fitments on all sanitary ware, excellent over-bath shower, W.C. and basin.
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LEMON TREE COTTAGE in BROADWAY
26 January 2010 by Emma
We loved the cottage ….it was immaculate when we arrived!! ….. and dont think there is anything else you can do to improve things as we had a lovely time! and would definitely re-book again so thankyou. DecEMBER 09
LEMON TREE COTTAGE in BROADWAY
26 January 2010 by Dewi
Sept & Nov 2009
Firstly - just to say we had a lovely time and loved the Cottage. It was immaculate, in a great location and Tony and Teresa were really welcoming. As we enjoyed our stay so much we would like to come back! Could you confirm…..
About BROADWAY
The village of Broadway, ideally located in the heart of England, serves as a perfect base for walkers to explore some of the 102 miles of the Cotswold Way, with many other glorious walks in the area offering a profusion of bluebells, poppies or blossom trees depending on the season. The Vale of Evesham Blossom Trail, now in its 27th year and featured on the BBC’s Countryfile, offers walks and guided bus tours through Broadway, Pershore and Evesham from the end of March onwards.
It is also perfectly placed for visitors to stay whilst attending the Cheltenham Races, being easy driving distance whilst avoiding the hustle and bustle of the town during race weeks. During Gold Cup week in March Broadway’s pubs and eateries are packed with horse trainers, owners and race-goers alike. Broadway is an ideal base to enjoy the races as well as the ‘après-race’ nightlife too! The village also hosts horse trials each year – check with tourist information for dates
Broadway Golf Club, at 850 feet above sea level, offers fantastic views of the area and there is a world-renowned Spa and tennis court at the Lygon Arms Hotel on the High Street.
Broadway is a historic coaching village boasting a beautiful village green and has a newly refurbished recreation area for young people. There are numerous cafes, eateries and pubs and many gift shops, art galleries and antique shops as well as the newly opened Gordon Russell furniture museum and the local hunt stables. There are numerous local attractions for all the family within easy driving and walking distance of the village including historic houses, follies and pre-historic sites, farm animal and water parks, boating at Evesham Marina, culture and history in Shakespeare’s Stratford, a lavender farm etc. etc. etc.
