Lowerfield Farm offers genuine farmhouse comfort and hospitality in a late 17th century Cotswold stone farmhouse which has been extensively modernised over the years.

The farm is situated three miles from the picturesque village of Broadway, one mile from Willersey village, and four miles from both Evesham and the old wool market town of Chipping Campden.

Bedrooms are spacious and elegantly furnished with panoramic views and en suite bathrooms. All rooms have clock radios, remote control colour TV, hair dryers and tea and coffee making facilities. One room is situated on the ground floor for guests who find the stairs difficult, whilst another has a king sized bed with a single bed and is suitable as a family room. An extra bed and/or cot is available for larger families.

Ewes and lambs, working sheep dogs, horses and ponies all form part of the environment.

Breakfast: Full English breakfast may either be taken in the dining room or in the farmhouse kitchen.

Evening meals: A three course evening meal with coffee may be taken by arrangement or there is a wealth of excellent eating houses nearby.Guidance and recommendations regarding restaurants will be given with pleasure. Reservations are often required and may easily be made by us on your behalf.

What to see and do;

Walking: There are many circular walks of varying lengths available nearby and The Cotswold Way begins at Chipping Campden (the route is 50 miles and takes you to Bath if you are feeling energetic) There is a large selection of maps and guide books for you to borrow. Cycling: Cycle hire is available locally and we have maps of cycle routes.

Horse Riding: Excellent stables half a mile away. Golf: Broadway Golf Club with panoramic views across several counties two miles away. By Car: Wealth of guide books to borrow.

Places to visit: There are too many to mention but a few might be National Trust properties such as Snowshill Manor, Hidcote Gardens, or Charlcote Park. Interesting buildings: Ragley Hall, Broadway Tower, Castles such as Sudely and Warwick. Towns such as Stratford on Avon, and Cheltenham would be thirty minutes drive away, Stow on the Wold, fifteen minutes. Oxford and Worcester would be a little further.