Self Catering at Brook Farm

A nice little place in the country

We have two one bedroom cottages: the Hen House and the Hop Picker's House which are available for self-catering breaks of two nights or more.  All you need for your first breakfast (and probably your second) is provided in your welcome hamper of our own eggs and lovely local fare. 

In summer a platter of local meats and cheeses can be provided for the night you arrive; in winter you can have some homemade soup and your choice of burger.  You can also ask us to order  a box of organic vegetables to go with them. Just let us know what you need and we will sort it!

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The Accommodation

Linen and towels are provided, as well as locally made soap and other natural toiletries. The kitchens  are fully equipped and essentials such as salt, pepper, oil and garlic are provided as is an initial supply of tea, coffee and sugar. Both cottages are centrally heated and have Freeview TV, a DVD player, and wifi for doing your emails and browsing. 

The Hen House

The Hen House is the smaller of the two cottages and is attached to the old Hop Kiln, and  has a lovely bedroom, a big bathroom with bath and shower, and a long open plan sitting room/kitchen.

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The Hop Picker's House

The Hop Pickers' House is much bigger than The Hen House and is on two floors. It has a farmhouse style kitchen with rocking chairs next to the wood burner downstairs and a huge bedroom with four poster bed and a sofa snug open to the rafters upstairs. There's also a bathroom with bath and walk in shower. It has only just been finished and we have taken a few snaps to give you a flavour of the place. More photographs will follow soon.

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Pets

We have two dogs, two donkeys,  three sheep and a multitude of cats, so cat friendly and well-behaved dogs are also welcome in both cottages. They must be fully housetrained.

The Surroundings

We would like you to have a truly relaxing time here at Brook Farm, enjoying the peace and quiet of this part of the country and the privacy of nearly nine acres of gardens, meadows and and woods.

We have made a 'barbecue spot' in the field at the end of our patch, about 5 minutes walk from the Cottages' front doors, sited to get the last of the evening sun. A good place for a glass of wine, or a famous local Ludlow sausage or two. There are bikes to borrow, walks from the door...  More 

If you want to explore further afield, there are plenty of places to see, gardens to visit, restaurants and pubs to try ... More