Ben's Burrow

Upper Tysoe, Warwickshire

Rural nine person lodge with private pond, geodesic dome and integrated private flat, on a Cotswolds farm.

Sleeps 9
4 bedrooms
4 bathrooms

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£620-780 per night

Please note that the minimum stay for this property is 2 nights

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The highlights

Recline in the hot tub after a long day of exploring the Cotswolds, grill up a feast for your family, or end the day stargazing from the safety and comfort of your own transparent pondside dome.
Rarely available nine person lodge with outdoor space and a private apartment for teens, in-laws or carers.
Relax in front of the 55’’ Smart TV and DVD player, or plug into the speedy Wi-Fi for entertainment.
Every guest can expect a thoughtful welcome basket with milk, fruit, and cake, as well as sundries and starter-groceries.

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You should know

The daybed in the Geodesic dome is strictly for leisure- it is not sleeping accommodation.
As the property is on a working farm, dogs are strictly prohibited.
Fishing and swimming are forbidden.
There is a minimum two night stay – except July/August and the Christmas holidays when it is a minimum of three nights stay.
We only accept bookings from families and couples, however adult group bookings (excluding stag and hen parties) will be accepted if the guests can adhere to our request for outside noise to be kept to a minimum at all times.
Due to the tranquil nature of our site, the surrounding wildlife and guests staying in our other properties, we politely ask all guests to keep outside noise to a minimum and for no loud music at any time.

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The detail

In the rolling hills outside of Stratford upon Avon, set on some beautiful farmland, Ben’s Burrow is a quaint and quirkily designed lodge-style cabin with comfortable sleeping accommodation for up to nine guests and an infant. Private, picturesque, and tucked away next to a private duck and koi-carp filled pond, Ben’s Burrow is a dreamy self-catering option for larger families and groups looking for a rural holiday somewhere a little unusual.

This spacious and pleasingly laid out timber cabin is arranged over two storeys, with a downstairs king-sized bedroom and a double bedroom both on the ground floor. The upstairs level contains a triple bedroom with a double and single bed and another, more private space with a self-contained flat containing twin beds, ideal for anybody looking for additional independence or privacy.

The four bedrooms share four bathrooms, one of which is found in the self-contained apartment-style space. Downstairs, the kitchen is something of a focal point, where guests tend to gather in the morning before setting out, and end their days preparing a communal meal to enjoy indoors or outside around the spacious timber all-weather dining table. In addition to Ben’s Burrow itself, there is truly unique transparent geodesic dome that hovers over the pond, creating a snug and unusual space from which to watch the birds, chart the movement of the stars, or simply curl up with a book and a glass of wine in the late afternoon.

Everything about this house has been judiciously designed with comfort, luxury and enjoyment at its heart, from the bathtub for a particularly decadent bath, to the large and easy to use outdoor gas-fired barbecue, ideal for grilling organic local meat. With ample outdoor and inside space, this is a perfect choice for families with younger children, or parties looking to work, play and explore simultaneously. Whatever the weather, and regardless of your interests, this is a perfect countryside getaway.

Located at the tip of the Cotswolds, you’re not far from one of England’s most idyllic rural areas, with the cheery gastropubs, historic battle sites and stately homes within easy reach. The farm itself is a luxury glamping spot, with hot tubs, a grazing paddock for picnics and blowing off steam, and of course animals, rare birds, clear starry skies and the excitement of a farm. For a dinner with great views, book a window table at the Castle at Edgehill, a celebrity hangout with a great menu, or head to the critically acclaimed Royal Oat at Whatcote for unforgettable food. History and literary buffs should definitely make the twenty minute trip to Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of The Bard, while the acreage and stately home at Blenheim Palace is unmissable, and just a twenty five minute drive.