Coppice House

Nestled in a hidden corner of the Cotswolds, Coppice House is a real country escape. The house is hugged by woodland and open fields at the foot of Bredon Hill which is made for walkers and mountain bikers. On your way back home at the end of the day, pop into the village pub, The Star Inn. With everything on your doorstep you can hunker down with your family or friends and have a fantastic time in this beautifully rural part of the Cotswolds.

This grand home is warm and welcoming, and its history adds something special to your stay. Conversations are accompanied by roaring open fires in the timber framed drawing room and lunches in the dining room are drenched in sunlight. Traditional aspects in the kitchen fill it with character but rest assured, you still have all the mod cons and the sitting room has a smart TV. There is so much space at Coppice House you don’t need to worry about being on top of each other, and at the end of the day five bedrooms await. Two are on the ground floor which helps ensure all members of your group are comfortable.

From the garden you can really appreciate this black and white timber framed house. The mature grounds are a dream with lawns and flowering beds. Why not have a BBQ while the dogs and children let off steam? You will find some lovely secluded spots to lay a blanket and soak in the sun, listening to the horses in the neighbouring paddock. Surrounded by open fields with Bredon Hill and the Vale of Evesham on your doorstep you can get away from it all and almost forget the outside world exists.

Ground Floor

Entrance Hall
When you first step into Coppice House you will notice the warm colour of the wooden beams that you’ll find throughout the house. Showing some of the history of this building, you’ll start looking forward to what else you’ll find. Take off your shoes, leave your bags and hang your coats up to start exploring.

Cloakroom
In the handy ground floor cloakroom, just off the entrance hall, there is a snippet of exposed Cotswold stone wall.

Dining Room
With a glass roof and windows along one side, the dining room is accompanied by fantastic views across the garden. Setting the table for family meals (there’s enough space for 10 guests to sit comfortably) it’s a wonderful space flooded with light where you can all gather together.

Kitchen
You will love cooking here with the traditional range cooker, a central island and plenty of workspace available, you can really cook up a feast. Find everything you need from the fridge/freezer hidden away in a beautiful cabinet to a coffee machine. Though there is the convenience of a dishwasher, doing the washing up by hand is accompanied by lovely views of the garden.

Living Room
Nothing will make you feel more at ease than a cup of tea beside the fire making plans for where you’d like to visit tomorrow. The living room has a smart TV to keep you entertained as you relax for the evening.

Bedroom Five
Looking out over a quiet corner of the garden, tuck yourselves away in bedroom five’s king-size bed and have an undisturbed morning lie in. Ideal for any guests with limited mobility this room has a sink and is right next door to the ground floor shower room.

Shower Room
Ready to refresh you before a brisk country stroll, there is a shower cubicle, WC and sink.

Drawing Room
Feel a world away from your everyday in these peaceful surroundings and enjoy taking a break from technology in the drawing room. This space is made for conversations between friends with a backdrop of beams and the crackling fire after you’ve worn yourselves out sightseeing. Take the weigh off your feet and settle into the comfort.

Bedroom Four
The second ground floor bedroom is a cosy retreat, with wooden flooring and beams it feels warm and welcoming. There is a king-size bed and a sofa where you can put your feet up with a book before tucking yourselves in for a great night’s sleep.

Utility
Kept out of sight and out of mind, any much needed laundry can be done here. There is a washing machine and tumble dryer, and the sink makes this a handy spot to bring dogs into to brush off muddy paws when you come back from a walk.

First Floor

Bedroom One
Arguably the best bedroom in the house, the king-size master room wouldn’t look out of place in a National Trust property. Showcasing a collection of antique furniture, wooden beams and elm flooring it is a wonderfully cosy room.

Bathroom
Spend time soaking in the free standing clawfoot bath, taking a moment to yourself. There is also a separate shower.

Bedroom Three
This twin bedroom adds a splash of colour to the house with a characterful sofa and matching headboards. This room has a dressing table where you can set up a laptop if needed and there is plenty of storage space.

Bedroom Two
The final bedroom has a king-size bed and is perfect for any avid readers in the group. Shelves are stacked with your next favourite paperback so curl up and get lost in another world.

Bathroom
A more contemporary bathroom with a nautical theme, here there is a roll top bath and separate shower.

Shower Room
Fully tiled, this wet room style shower room provides a refreshing break after a day out and about.

Outside

Explore the mature gardens with lawns and flowering beds as you take a stroll. Letting the dogs out they can play safely as you host garden games for the whole family. After a day in the sun, make the most of your time here and dine al fresco on the terrace making use of the charcoal BBQ.