Self catering holidays in Staffordshire

HORNBEAMS
Tixall Farmhouse,
Tixall,
Nr. Stafford,
Staffordshire
ST18 0XT

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Sleeps: 3 (Doube bed + a single sofabed).
Sorry no pets.
No smoking.

1st April to end of September:
£420 per wk, or £70 per night.

1st October to 31st March:
£390 per wk, or £65 per night.

For one night stay a premium of £25 to be added to nightly rate. A premium of £10 per night for a 3rd person over 5yrs old.
Deposit on booking is £70 or £65 respectively.

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For further details please contact:

Mrs S.V.Paris
Tel: 01785 661098
Mob: 07929954207

Last minute vacancies during weeks starting:
4 Nov, 11 Nov

Accommodation

Situated in its own secluded garden with conservatory and patio area.
Hornbeams offers a double bedroom, and a separate area with sofa bed offering accommodation for up to three people.
Fully fitted shower room.
Hornbeams has the benefit of under-floor heating.
The fixtures, fittings and furniture are of the highest standard.
A welcome pack awaits your arrival in the kitchen / dining area.
Linen, towels, television and electricity is provided.
Sorry No smoking, No dogs.

Local history

Nearby is Tixall gatehouse where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned before being taken to London.
Two miles away is Ingestre church, the only one attributed to Wren outside of London.
Ingestre Hall, now an Arts education centre owned by Sandwell council, cater for weddings and special events.
The hall can be viewed from the outside, the hall's original parklands were designed by Capability Brown, which is now Ingestre golf course.
Ingestre stables which formerly housed the Earl of Shrewsbury's polo ponies, is now an equestrian centre of international standing.
Great Haywood canal junction has the Anglo Welsh narrow boat hire company and boat trips are available.
Tixall Wide is a section of canal that is wider than normal to give the effect of open water.
The owners of Tixall Hall insisted on the construction of the Wide before they would allow the canal to pass through their land; from the hall it appeared to look like a lake. Unfortunately the hall no longer exists.
Cannock Chase: Over twenty square miles of heath and woodlands, famous for its Nightjars, deer and a variety of wildlife. Ideal for horse and cycle rides or just a leisurely stroll through beautiful countryside.

Last minute vacancies during weeks starting:
4 Nov, 11 Nov

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