NOLANDS FARM

OXHILL, WARWICKSHIRE.

Tel. 0044 (0) 1926 640309
Fax 0044 (0) 1926 641662

Welcome to our working farm  situated in a tranquil valley, which was originally a village, but was wiped out in the plague of 1348 - so says the Domesday Book. 

We  have something special to offer you!   Not  just your typical "B and B".

We are under the Edgehill escarpment, offering beautiful scenic routes through the woods on the hills and farmland surrounding.  

The Cotswolds and its fascinating, quaint villages are nearby, with some of the best walking and picturesque countryside in England. We will give you a map to help you on your way.

 


Accommodation 

Most of our bedrooms are on the ground floor either overlooking the old stable-yard, the garden or the fields with peace and quiet.

All of the bedrooms are annexed and are en-suite.

Some of the rooms are in the converted stables, others in the Granary therefore offering guests freedom to come and go as they please.

Each room has colour TV, hostess tray, hair dryer, radios, central heating and much more.

For the romantic at heart we have luxury four poster bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms.

All of the bedrooms and the dining room are non-smoking.  If you have any specific requests please specify when booking

The Old Granary

Scrumptious, hearty Farm breakfast is always waiting for you in the old Granary. The most important meal of the day for you to enjoy.

Fresh Orange Juice, Grapefruit, home made Museli, Cereals, assortment of nuts and dried fruit, yummy yogurts and endless pots of tea, coffee and toast, together with our own jams.

Free range eggs, best bacon, homemade sausages, mushrooms are just some of the things that will set you up for the day

Please note:-  Dinner is by prior arrangement   We are also licensed.


You can also make yourself at  home in the conservatory, where you may like to read, play cards, games or just laze away the hours, at any time of the day or evening.

If the weather is chilly you will be glad of our roaring log fire

Leisure Facilities

This holiday region offers numerous interesting places to see and things to do. 

Stratford-upon-Avon and its RSC theatre and Shakespeare properties

The medieval town of Warwick and its ancient exciting Castle

Worcester  home of the famous porcelain factory

The picturesque Vale of Evesham

A host of National Trust properties all within easy reach of Nolands Farm

The Beautiful Compton Verney stately home

So take time to visit our website and discover the true delights of staying at Nolands Farm.

Walking

The farm is all arable grassland, therefore you can stroll at your leisure all round the fields. There is an abundance of good footpaths and bridleways in the area. 

Our lake nestles in an acre and a half of flora and fauna. This rustic wilderness lends itself as the home to an abundance of wildlife, including mallard ducks, moorhens, canadian geese and even the occasional heron fishing on the lakes for fry.  

Coarse Fishing

Over the years we have introduced carp, perch, bream, brown and rainbow trout into the water.

Bring your rods and enjoy a very lazy day.

Horse Riding

We also offer equine Bed and Breakfast. But if you wish to go riding, we can arrange this with our local stables who are happy to instruct beginners or for the more experienced - a cross country hack.

Cycling

Our mountain bikes are the perfect answer to see the countryside around the Vale of the Red Horse.

We can supply you with a map and route which will take you off the main roads and into the leafy lanes of deepest Warwickshire.
Ride along Edgehill escarpment and visit, Honnington Hall, Farnborough Hall, Broughton Castle and Heritage Motor Museum.

Of course there will always be a Pub around the corner for well earned refreshments.

Clay Pigeon Shooting

A good eye, steady hand and a minute or two of tuition is all one needs to be a perfect shot when clay pigeon shooting.

Relaxing on the Farm

However, it is not all leisure on the farm. Hay making in June is an important part of our business. Wrapped and conventional hay is supplied to the local equine industry.

Other crops harvested are: wheat, beans and oilseed rape. Our farming policy is on the change, with a strong emphasis on conservation and wildlife being our theme for the new millennium.

This farm is one of the most important breeding sites in Warwickshire for curlew. Furthermore it has retained breeding populations of grey partridge, corn bunting, tree sparrow and brown hare. Recently, in a field in front of the farmhouse, we have discovered remains of an ancient Roman Villa dating back to the 3rd/4th centuries A.D

Finding Nolands Farm
From Stratford-upon-Avon: Travel over the  river bridge and onto the A422 towards Banbury. Go 5 miles to Ettington and on 2 miles to Pillerton Priors. From here go 1 mile and on the right there is a sign for Nolands Farm B&B, - before the wood - turn right over a cattle grid and farm is in the valley on the right.
 

Tariff's

Type of room Prices
Four Poster Bedrooms from £26.00 pppn*
Double/Twin Rooms from £23.00 pppn*
Single bedroom occupancy from £35.00 per night
Family Bedrooms
4 person sharing
3 persons sharing
 from £75.00 per night
from £65.00 per night
(*pppn = per person per night)- see our Terms & Conditions of Booking

 Payment can be made by Credit Cards - Visa /Mastercard, but carry a surcharge (not on deposits).  There is no extra surcharge for Debit Cards

SPECIAL SEASONAL BREAK OFFER   2 NIGHTS BED/BREAKFAST   (Sunday to Friday)

For Just   £21 Per person per night on two people sharing 

Single traveller £30 Per Night 

Subject to Availability

Sorry no dogs unless you are happy to leave them in the car.

Children over 7 accepted

 

So take time to visit our website and discover the true delights of staying at Nolands Farm.  www.nolandsfarm.co.uk

                                                    Or Email:    inthecountry@nolandsfarm.co.uk