Escape to this charming holiday home set on a working sheep and arable farm with plenty to do on the doorstep and stunning surrounding views and scenery. Try clay-pigeon or the driving experience at the farm (pre-book preferable) or head off on foot across the countryside and explore with lovely walking, hiking and cycling routes on offer here. Close by is the train station for enjoying days out. Hogshaw Farm & Wildlife Park is just 6 miles away, and Buckingham Railway Centre is 7 miles away. Go back in time to where technology starts and visit the National Museum of Computing, 14 miles from the cottage. Bletchley Park is also 14 miles away, G Neal Fisheries is just 5 miles or Winslow’s showground and it’s market square are both within 4.5 miles.

This is a lovely characterful property with a chic interior, ideal for two people. Enter straight into the property, hang up your coats and head into the lovely open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. A charming well-equipped kitchen awaits for rustling up meals, complete with a delightful two-seater breakfast bar. Settle down on the comfy sofas or armchair for a night watching your favourite shows or films, and relax in front of the blazing wood burner after a day of exploring. When you are ready for bed, head through to the welcoming king-size bedroom which has a dressing table and bedside tables. Completing this perfect cottage is the contemporary en-suite wet room with a power shower.

Outside is a private garden with furniture and views of the farm and Vintage Model T Ford cars. Spend your evening relaxing or dining alfresco outside over the BBQ and under the stars.

Additional information and rules

- 1 bedroom – king-size

- 1 en-suite wet room with shower and WC

- Electric oven, grill and hob, coffee machine, dishwasher, fridge and freezer

- Wood burner (first basket of logs included)

- Highchair and travel cot on request

- Smart TV in lounge

- Enclosed garden with seating and BBQ

- Private parking for 2 cars

- Shop and pub 1 mile

- Please note, dogs must be kept on leads around the farm