Merchants Cottage is a marvellous contemporary-styled dwelling, positioned in Old Town, a desirable and quaint part of Stratford-upon-Avon, lying within a steady half a mile walk from the town centre with its excellent range of shopping facilities and restaurants. Riverside walks lead to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, some 700 yards away while Trinity Church, the resting place for the Bard himself, is within 250 yards; there’s no better base for a history-enriched holiday. This spacious Grade II listed cottage is within a conservation area, and has been the subject of a comprehensive programme of restoration and refurbishment, completed during the early summer of 2019. With a tasteful decorative style throughout, the cottage provides a high-quality base from which to explore the nearby Cotswolds as well as Stratford town itself, ideal for both couples and small families seeking the best of Warwickshire. The snug front sitting room includes a feature electric fire with two plush and stylish sofas and a Smart TV encompassing it, so you can unwind into your evening with your loved ones amidst for some quality time together as the warming underfloor heating provides extra comfort across the ground floor. From the sitting room, there is direct access to an extended and roomy breakfast kitchen, home to a wide range of amenities to assist you in all of your culinary requirements for your stay, including a first class range of units and granite worktops, with top quality appliances including induction hob, fridge freezer, double oven and dishwasher. The kitchen area also benefits from impressive bi-folding doors leading from a secondary sitting area to a well-planned west facing rear garden, a perfect sun trap during the summer months where you can enjoy alfresco dining amongst the last glimpses of the sunset, or simply soak in the sun on one of the sun loungers for an afternoon of true tranquillity. At first floor level you will find the two charming bedrooms, consisting of a bright and airy double bedroom boasting views towards Trinity Church, as well as offering a gleaming en-suite shower room. The second bedroom comprises of tastefully presented twin beds, serviced by a beautifully appointed bathroom with vanity wash hand basin and roll top bath with shower, so you can choose how best to prepare for your day of adventure. Each of the rooms also benefits from feature ceiling spotlighting throughout, including dimmer switches for mood lighting, so you can make the most of your relaxing retreat in this delectable cottage. Stratford is known to be a history-enriched marvel, boasting two theatres perfect for those seeking a Shakespearean experience, as well as the home in which William was born and where his daughter once lived, there’s no better place to immerse yourself in the captivating history of the Tudors. Explore the quaint shops and eateries of the area, or venture into even more culture surrounding Warwickshire through Warwick Castle or the Broadway Tower. In easy reach of the rambling wonder of the Cotswolds too, there’s no better base than Merchants Cottage for a glorious getaway.
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