Pershore 4.4 miles. Chapel Cottage is a detached, formed stable set on the owner’s beef and sheep farm in the hamlet of Netherton, near Pershore, Worcestershire. Providing a lovely outlook onto a ruined chapel, Chapel Cottage invites couples for a heart-warming break amidst the beautiful countryside of South Worcestershire. This ground-floor property allows you to take in the stunning scenery from every window, with the open-plan living area consisting of a kitchen, dining, and sitting room, which is a spacious area to laze away the evenings with your loved one. With a king-size bedroom, this property is ideal for a couple looking for a weekend away with the dog to explore fantastic walking routes and astonishing natural landscapes. Outside is an enclosed area comprising a paved patio and a lawn, ideal for the dog to run around whilst you relax with a glass of wine reading your favourite book. When you’re ready to explore, Roman remains have been found at the organic farm, with the local area steeped in history with the presence of the beautiful Pershore Abbey, the remains of Evesham Abbey and Tewkesbury Abbey all located nearby. Brush up on more local history by visiting the Pershore Heritage Centre, or Evesham Almonry, which details the vision of Eve which led to the founding of the abbey at Evesham, later sacked by Henry VIII. Pershore and Evesham is also home to a good choice of restaurants and pubs, so if you fancy a night off cooking, you won’t have to travel far! Explore the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, full of rolling hills, dreamy villages, and quaint market towns, perfect for traversing either on foot or by bike. Plan a day out to Worcester, a city with captivating historic architecture, meandering rivers, friendly locals and an abundance of shops, bars, and restaurants. Enjoy a romantic escape to Worcestershire at Chapel Cottage.

Situated close to the River Avon, the picturesque market town of Pershore boasts a magnificent Norman Abbey, Georgian architecture and a good range of shops and eateries. The surrounding countryside is famous for fruit growing and market gardening, whilst just south of the village is Bredon Hill, providing home to the remains of an Iron Age Hill Fort, as well as Roman earthworks and a number of ancient standing stones. Situated a short drive from the Cotswolds with its abundance of beautiful villages, great walks and attractions, this charming location also offers easy access to a range of famous towns. Take a day trip to the spa town of Cheltenham, or visit nearby Worcester, with its majestic cathedral. With Shakespeare's birthplace and the many attractions of Stratford-upon-Avon also nearby, this delightful area has something for everyone!

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