Beautiful & spacious barn in the village of Ashwell.
Fully equipped kitchen, living & dining area.
Gallery bedroom with kingsize bed.
Ground floor - 2 single or 1 king bed.
Separate second lounge area with 65 inch smart TV, ground floor bedroom area with kingsize Simba bed.
Bathroom (ground) - shower & bath.
Utility room - washer, dryer & American fridge freezer.
Ashwell has a wealth of architecture with a 14th century church & museum, freshwater springs, 3 pubs, shops & galleries.
The space
Make yourself at home in our contemporary & spacious barn conversion. The whole barn is available for the duration of your stay. The ideal base for 2 families or groups of friends with 2 separate living spaces, shared bathroom (ground floor), utility room & kitchen with fan oven, induction hob, air fryer & microwave. All on the ground floor except the gallery bedroom. Perfectly located for walking or cycling holidays, there are many walks from the doorstep or bring bikes which can be kept in the secure bike store. Please make use of the WiFi and various TV streaming channels along with the selection of books, games, toys & baby equipment. Dog bed & bowls provided.
Ashwell is a charming village in Hertfordshire, known for its picturesque scenery, rich history, and friendly community.
For trips to nearby towns or attractions the nearest train station is Ashwell & Morden, offering connections to London and Cambridge.
Things to Do
1. Ashwell Springs
A beautiful natural spring area located at the heart of the village. It’s a perfect spot for a peaceful walk or a picnic. The springs are a unique geological feature and a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest.
2. St. Mary's Church
This impressive 14th-century church is a must-visit. Known for its tall spire and historic architecture, it offers a glimpse into the village's past and features beautiful stained glass windows and intricate stonework.
3. Ashwell Museum
Housed in a Tudor cottage, the museum provides a fascinating look at Ashwell’s history. It features local artifacts, historical documents, and exhibits on village life through the centuries.
4. Walks and Trails
Explore the scenic countryside with numerous walking trails around Ashwell. The Ashwell Village Walk is a popular route that takes you through the village and surrounding fields, offering stunning views and plenty of photo opportunities.
Dining
1. The Three Tuns
A historic pub offering a warm, friendly atmosphere and a great selection of local ales and hearty British cuisine. It’s a perfect spot for lunch or dinner.
2. The Rose & Crown
Another delightful pub known for its cosy setting and delicious food. They offer a varied menu with seasonal dishes and a fine selection of wines. On Sunday evenings order a delicious wood fired pizza from BB Pizza.
3. The Bushel & Strike
This traditional village pub has a beautiful garden in which to enjoy a drink or two.
4. Days Bakery
A lovely bakery and café where you can enjoy fresh pastries, sandwiches, and coffee. Perfect for breakfast or a light lunch.
5. Crumps Butchers
Fantastic produce that does not compromise on quality. Delectable meats, poultry and sausages plus a great selection of ready to eat pastries, pre prepared meals and a wide array of cheese, fresh fruit & veg.
Local Amenities
1. Grocery Stores
Ashwell Village Store: A well-stocked convenience store offering daily essentials, fresh produce, and local specialties. Rhubarb & Mustard is a gift shop with cafe as well as beauty treatments, and you’ll find Ashwell pharmacy on the other side of the road. Just by Crow Crag you’ll see there is a hairdressers and a gallery with picture framing services.
Nearby Supermarkets: Larger supermarkets are located in nearby Baldock and Royston, just a short drive away.
2. Health Services
Ashwell Surgery: The local doctor's surgery providing medical services. In case of emergencies, the nearest hospital is Lister Hospital in Stevenage.
3. Post Office
Ashwell Post Office: Located within the village store, it offers mailing services, banking, and other essentials.
Nearby Attractions
1. Wimpole Estate
A National Trust property with a grand mansion, gardens, and parkland. It’s a wonderful day out with historical tours, beautiful walks, and a working farm.
2. Royston Cave
A unique historical site with mysterious carvings and an intriguing history. Guided tours provide fascinating insights into this underground wonder.
3. Cambridge
Just a short train ride away, Cambridge is famous for its prestigious university, stunning architecture, and punting on the River Cam. It’s a vibrant city with plenty of museums, shops, and restaurants to explore.
We hope you enjoy your stay in Ashwell and make the most of what this lovely village has to offer!
Other things to note
Table football, books, games, puzzles & Lego. Lockable bike store. There are 3 steps up to the entrance which is a wide doorway. Ground floor sleeping options. 1 allocated parking space. Dog bed & bowls provided.
