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The Lygon
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St James Church |
Off the A44, on the B4081/B4035.
Chipping Campden is a small market town built largely by
medieval merchants from wealth gained from the wool trade.
When coming from the A44 you have an outstanding view and
upon entering the town you are welcomed by many thatched cottages.
One of the most charming and unspoilt of
the Cotswold towns, it is often described as having the most
perfect High Street in England, with it’s beautiful honey
coloured stone buildings dating from the 14th to the 17th
centuries. The Market Hall (now in the care of the National
Trust) is an imposing open sided stone arched building, erected
in 1627 to provide shelter for the local produce market.
Visitors are welcome in the Old Silk Mill
and the workshop of Harts (Gold and Silversmiths) who are
descendants of C R Ashbee’s Guild.
There is a wide range of interesting small
shops and a large variety of good restaurants, hotels and
pubs offering both traditional English and international cuisine.
For those keen on walking there are many
public footpaths including the Cotswold Way which starts in
Chipping Campden and goes to Bath.
PROPERTIES
Sundial Wing (Sleeps 3)
Pear
Tree Cottage (Sleeps 4)
Kettle Cottage (Sleeps 4)
Sansons Cottage
(Sleeps 4)
Grafton Mews (Sleeps 5)
Dragon House Cottage (Sleeps 5)
Acer Cottage (Sleeps 5)
Spring Cottage (Sleeps 6)
High House (Sleeps 5 - 6)
Rosary
Cottage (Sleeps 6)
Orchard Cottage (Sleeps 6)
Blakemans House (Sleeps 6)
Rose and Crown House (Sleeps 10) |
