Little Lemhill Farm Cottage is a charming retreat situated on the outskirts of Lechlade, Gloucestershire. With off-road parking for three cars, this delightful property offers an ideal escape for families or groups of friends seeking a serene countryside getaway. Upon entering the property, you'll be greeted by a spacious kitchen/diner, fully equipped to cater to all your culinary needs throughout your stay. Here, you can gather around the dining table to enjoy home-cooked meals and plan the day's adventures. Adjacent to the kitchen, the sitting room provides a snug retreat where you can unwind in front of the Smart TV, with the warmth of the woodburning stove adding to the homely ambiance. When it's time to retire for the night, choose from three well-presented bedrooms; a king-size, a double, and a child's bunk bed, each offering a quiet space to rest after a day of exploration. The family bathroom, complete with a bath and overhead shower, basin, and WC, serves these rooms, providing a sleek space to freshen up each morning. Step outside to discover the enclosed garden, a safe haven for children to play whilst you relax on the lawn furniture, soaking up the calm surroundings. This outdoor space is perfect for enjoying a spot of alfresco dining or simply unwinding with a good book in the warmer months. Spend some time immersing yourself in history at the inspirational Kelmscott Manor, the one-time home of writer and designer William Morris, or have a leisurely stroll along the scenic paths of Riverside Park. Immerse yourself in the architectural beauty of National Trust’s - Buscot Old Parsonage or stop by the welcoming Riverside for a spot of lunch. A short drive away will lead you to the treasures of the Corinium Museum, the Cirencester Amphitheatre, and the serene greenery of Abbey Grounds Park. Hop onto a leisurely train ride to the renowned city of Oxford, home to the Oxford University Museum of Natural History where you can explore the wonders of the natural world. While there, don't miss a chance to browse the myriad of independent shops in The Covered Market or witness an array of botanical wonders at the Oxford Botanic Garden. Round off the day with a visit to the imposing and historic Christ Church Cathedral before returning to the tranquil surroundings of Little Lemhill Farm Cottage. Wherever your adventures throughout the day lead, you are assured of a welcoming retreat to return to each night, where cherished memories can be shared and plans for more adventures can be made.

The popular riverside market town of Lechlade lies on the edge of the southern Cotswolds and has many traditional pubs, antique shops, a Londis and a Co-operative including a fuel station. Lechlade is also home to the infamous Christmas shop (“Where it’s Christmas all year round”) and offers many river-based activities with River Thames trips available throughout the summer season. Lechlade is steeped in history and is an excellent base for many Cotswold and River Thames walks, including the Thames Path, plus excellent fly fishing is also on offer and the town plays host to many festivals throughout the year, including the annual three day Lechlade Music Festival, featuring over 80 bands and performers. Nearby, The Cotswold Water Park is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, covering 40 square miles, made up of 140 lakes; an area larger than the Norfolk Broads. Britain's largest water park, it offers a wide range of activities, including boating, water skiing, fishing (some of the finest trout fishing in the country), cycling, walking, golf and horse riding. Cirencester, known as The Capital of the Cotswolds is just a short drive away and boasts a rich and well-preserved heritage with a Roman Amphitheatre, Corinium Museum and Abbey Grounds. The Brewery Arts Centre offers visitors a unique arts and crafts shopping experience or visit the Bathurst Estate, home to the Cirencester Polo Club where some of the highest level of polo can be seen. Oxford, the oldest University City in England, boasts interesting Botanical Gardens, museums and libraries, and plays host to many festivals and markets throughout the year. The ancestral home of Winston Churchill and the World Heritage Site of Blenheim Palace is just a short drive away, where many lovely walks can be enjoyed around the landscaped parkland. Within an hour's drive is Stratford-upon-Avon, Bath, many unspoilt Cotswold villages and the Malvern Hills, all of which are well worth a visit.

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