Location: Chipping Campden
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Sleeps: 8 - 10
Low Season 2013: £1120 per week
High Season 2013: £1430 per week
Changeover Day: Friday

There is one cot and two travel cots available for babies and one high chair.

Low season is December and January (exc Christmas and New Year). High season is July and August. Prices gradually increase and decrease between these periods. Prices for Christmas and New Year click on banner below.  Short breaks out of season or for late availability. Prices quoted include for electric, gas (there is gas central heating), logs, linen and towels, fresh flowers and welcome tea tray with home made cake.

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PROPERTY DETAILS:

Rose and Crown House was built in the 17 Century, originally as a private dwelling and then later used as a public house, before reverting in 1918 once again to a private house.  It probably remains as near to a living history that you could experience.  Situated in the centre of Chipping Campden, it is a haven of peace where you can forget the outside world and step back in time.  For a fuller description of the history of Rose and Crown House please click here.  Rose and Crown House has been furnished in keeping with its history, from the set of graduating pewter jugs, old photos on the walls, armorial bearings to the stags heads mounted on the walls in the Garden Room.  The old wooden frame and beams are exposed (some very low upstairs!) and old oak flooring and doors. Leaded windows, many with stone mullions.

The oak front door opens into the horse passage through which animals were led to the stables.  Now an integral part of the house with flagstone and quarry tiled floor.  Off this passageway is the Sitting Room, Dining Room, Kitchen and Utility.

SITTING ROOM (formerly the “Public Bar”)                                         

Dominated by the large inglenook fireplace with stone seats on either side of the log fire.  A cosy room with two comfortable two seater sofas and armchair.  Oak window seat with cushions.  Flat screen television with DVD/Video recorder.  Sky television Telephone (with honesty box).

DINING ROOM (formerly the “Private Bar”)                                        

Long narrow room with oak panelling on all sides.  Dining table and chairs to seat 10-12  History seems to envelope you in this room, especially with the oil portraits on the wall watching over.

KITCHEN                                                                             

Small modern kitchen with Harvey Jones fitted cupboards.  Quarry tiled floor.  Leisure  large range cooker with 5 gas hobs and ceramic warming plate.  Two electric ovens and separate grill. Rangemaster stainless steel  extractor fan.  Two, 4 slot toaster (one in Utility Room), three cafetieres.  Kenwood liquidiser.  Plentiful supply of pots, pans, crockery and glasses.

UTILITY ROOM (formerly  Cider and Ale cellar)                                  

Four old, uneven stone steps go down into the Utility Room.  Around the room you can still see the raised platform where the barrels were placed.  This means the worktops are very high and there is a moveable wooden step so that you can reach the work surfaces and sink!  Large Maytag double door fridge with freezer drawers below.  Two Bosch dishwashers.  Bosch washing machine and Bosch tumble dryer .  Four slot toaster, microwave, ironing board and iron.

From the sitting room a door opens at the bottom of the stairs. All stairs, bedrooms and landings are carpeted. The stairs divide and up a further 3 stairs are Bedroom One and Bedroom Two on the first floor landing both with low doorways

BEDROOM ONE WITH WASH HANDBASIN                                       

Good sized bedroom with 5’ double bed with carved oak headboard.  Two circular

bedside tables with lamps.  Wash handbasin in cupboard.  Fitted white cupboards for hanging clothes.  Chest of drawers. 

BEDROOM TWO                                                                      

Double bed (4’6” wide). To one side is an oak circular bedside table with inlaid tiles and lamp.  Mahogany chest of drawers, carved oak settle with cushions.  Armchair.

Where the stairs divide, to your right 3 steps lead down to

BATHROOM ONE                                                                      

White bath, WC and basin.  Walk in shower cubicle.  Heated towel rail.  Tile effect vinyl floor.

BATHROOM TWO                                                                     

Bath with electric shower over and shower screen.  Low beams!  WC and basin

Stairs from the first floor landing lead up to the second floor landing.   The beams are very low on this floor and doorways to bedrooms are between 4 to 5’ high.  Step over beam in doorway and duck head into

BEDROOM THREE 

Apex ceiling exposed beams.  Double bed (4’ wide).  Bedside tables and lamps. Two armchairs and chaise longue.  Chest of drawers.  Child’s cot.

BEDROOM FOUR 

With sloping ceiling (majority of room is full height)  and low beams.  Double bed (4’ wide) with two circular bedside tables with lamps. Oak fitted cupboards for hanging clothes. Mahogany chest of drawers. 

A door from the passageway leads outside.  To the left is a door into an annexe which, although joined to the main house, there is no access from inside the main house.

SNUG SITTING ROOM  with DOWNSTAIRS WC AND WASH HAND BASIN

Small sitting room with two seater sofa, oak desk.  Lovely old photos and oil portrait on the walls A place to escape to!   A door leads into a Cloakroom with WC and basin.  Stairs lead up to

BEDROOM FIVE With oak panelling.  Double bed (4’6” wide) with two bedside tables with lamps. Two chest of drawers, half height cupboard for hanging clothes.  Easy chair.

From the Snug Sitting Room and door leads to the

GARDEN ROOM                                                                                    

What a surprise this room is.  Large baronial style sitting room with feature Arts and Crafts stained glass French window overlooking the garden.  This is a stunning room, full height to the apex with many exposed beams and oak flooring with large rug.  Open fireplace with log fire. One, two seater sofa, two oak settles with cushions, upholstered bench seat and upright chairs.  Plenty of room to get together.

GARDEN                                                                         

Attractive, sunny, peaceful walled garden with grass lawn and herbaceous borders.  Sit, relax and read the paper under the weeping willow tree.  Long, oval wooden table and chairs to seat 12.  Two additional circular wood tables each with 4 chairs.

Strictly no smoking

We regret no pets

Parking is in the road.  There are no parking restrictions or payment in Chipping Campden except in the Town Square.

It is not possible to fit stairgates.