Rectory Farm

Rectory Farm, a two hundred year old, creeper-clad farmhouse stands in its own peaceful 450 acre valley of scenic farmland in the North Cotswolds. A mature garden leads down to two beautiful trout lakes, where fishing is available for guests. Light-filled rooms are traditionally furnished.

Nigel, an arable and livestock farmer, together with Elizabeth and their 3 children enjoy all aspects of country life. Having lived here all their lives, they possess good local knowledge and are only too happy to advise on the more unusual places to visit.

Situated halfway between Stratford-upon-Avon and Oxford, 6 miles from Stow-on-the-Wold, 12 miles from Blenheim Palace, makes it ideal for touring the Cotswolds. Cheltenham, Warwick Castle, Barnsley and Hidcote Gardens are all within easy reach.

Salford is one mile north-west of Chipping Norton on the A44. Rectory Farm is at the far end of the village. Go past the Black Horse pub, left by the Village Hall, up the hill, past the children’s play area on your right and then left into the farm drive. Continue for 200 yards and turn left into the house and garden.

Nigel & Elizabeth Colston
Salford, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire OX7 5YZ
Phone & Fax: (+44) 01608 643209
Mobile: (+44) 07866 834208
colston@rectoryfarm75.freeserve.co.uk

• Closed December & January
• 1 Double & 1 Twin Room
• Bed & Breakfast £40 - £42
• Single Supplement £10
• Dinner £25
• Supper £16
• Children welcome
• Garden, Fishing
• Smoking Restrictions