General Details
Leasow House is a beautiful Cotswold Stone farmhouse dating back to the early 1600's, with panoramic views of open countryside.
The house has undergone extensive restoration to offer guests 21st century facilities, whilst still retaining its 16th century character.
Hosts Barbara and Gordon Meekings like visitors to think of themselves as 'guests in a traditional country house'.
Guests are given a front door key and are encouraged to come and go as they please.
There is a complimentary tray of sherry, and guests are also welcome to use the comfortable library as a sitting room.
Here you can relax and meet other guests, whilst perusing local guide books, walks and the local pub and restaurant menus, before deciding where to go.
Accommodation
The spacious bedrooms in the main house are as follows:
- Amber - large family room on top floor with queen-sized double bed, two single beds and en-suite shower
- Opal - top floor room with queen-sized double bed and en-suite shower
- Onyx - top floor room with double bed and en-suite shower
- Sapphire - first floor room with twin zip-link beds to make large king-sized bed or two single beds, and en-suite bathroom
- Amethyst - first floor room with twin zip-link beds to make large king-sized bed or two single beds, and en-suite bath/shower room
Outside, in a converted barn, there are another two rooms.
On the ground floor is the Bull Pen, a double or twin bedded room, which has been specially equipped to ensure that every comfort is available for disabled guests.
This room has full wheel chair access, chair level switches, remote on/off television and an en-suite bathroom.
Above the Bull Pen is the Hayloft, a luxury room with a queen-sized double bed and en-suite bathroom.
Please note that smoking is not allowed in bedrooms.
Food and Drink
Barbara and Gordon will help you start your day by serving a full breakfast, taken in the attractive wooden-beamed dining room.
For other meals there are several fine restaurants and a good selection of country pubs in the vicinity.
Sample menus for many places are available and your hosts will be happy to make suggestions if asked.
Location
Leasow House is situated 2 miles south of the picturesque village of Broadway, in the heart of the English Cotswolds.
From Broadway take the B4632 to Winchcombe, then the fourth turn to the right signposted Dumbleton and Wormington.
Leasow House is the first house on the right.
Leisure
Leasow House is superbly located for touring the English Cotswolds.
Interesting places to visit include:
- Worcester Cathedral
- Elgin's Birthplace
- The Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory
- Warwick Castle
- Blenheim Palace home to Sir Winston Churchill
- Sudeley Castle the home to Katherine Parr 6th wife of Henry VIII
- Stratford on Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare
The area has a wealth of National Trust properties, picturesque towns and villages as well as gardens to visit, all within a short drive.
For the sporting enthusiast, Cheltenham Racecourse is famous for its National Hunt Festival which includes the Cheltenham Gold Cup, held during the second week in March.
There are several walks in the area that you can enjoy, and guided walks from 2.5 miles to 10 miles can be arranged, depending on how energetic you feel.
Prices
Bed and Breakfast:
£31.50 per person per night [double occupancy with en-suite shower].
£34.00 to £38.00 per person per night [double occupancy with en-suite bathroom].
Other Information
Ample off street parking for vehicles.
Pets allowed by prior arrangement.
Smoking is not allowed in bedrooms or dining room.