Mays Farm Bed & Breakfast, Ewelme
- property # : 2749
- accommodation type : bed & breakfast,farm stays
- number bedrooms : 2
- sleeps max : 5
- number shower/bathrooms : 1
- Children : children welcome
- Infirm or limited mobility : Not suitable
- Wheelchair users : Not suitable
- Visitors with pets : Some pets - please enquire
- Smokers : No smoking
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Property description
We are a working farm that has been in the family for over 50 years. Situated halfway between the villages of Ewelme and Nuffield we are ideally placed for exploring all that Oxfordshire has to offer. Maybe you are looking for a restful night before or after your flights to or from Heathrow (45 minutes drive)? And being just 1 mile off the historic Ridgeway Path we are always welcoming trail walkers for the night.
We can be your base for visits to Oxford, Windsor, Woodstock, Reading, Henley-on-Thames, London, Legoland and many beautiful villages and family-friendly days out.
We are open to all, from families who are holidaying in Oxfordshire to businessmen or walkers in the area for just one night. After a comfortable and peaceful nights' sleep in the farmhouse, you can enjoy your 'full English' breakfast in our farmhouse kitchen, ready for the day ahead! We locally source as much produce as we can, the majority coming from either our own farm, or our neighbours'.We can offer two rooms; a lovely family room and a single room.
There is free Wi-Fi, lots of reading material to borrow, DVDs, fluffy towels, a portable cot, iron and board, spare blankets and pillows, hairdryers, and room to store your bikes. Our friendly dog, Mosie is always available for cuddles too! At present the rooms share a bathroom (with shower and bath) and there is a separate toilet.
The Family Room - from £55-00 per night (£40-00 single occupancy)
A beautiful double aspect room with marvellous views. There is a comfortable double bed, a full size single bed, a sofa, (which can open out to a small double bed ), comfy chair, desk, basin, wardrobe, TV with freeview and dvd, tea and coffee making facilities, microwave, small fridge.
The Single Room - from £30-00 per night
A pretty little room with lovely views, desk, TV, wardrobe, tea and coffee making facilities, small fridge.
Address : Mays farm House Ewelme Wallingford OXON
Zip / Postal code : OX10 6QF
Area description
Ewelme
Ewelme is a small village near the Thames and not far from Wallingford. Many famous characters have passed through here. Alice, Duchess of Suffolk (granddaughter of Geoffrey Chaucer), died here in 1475. Nearby is the medieval Godshouse, founded by Alice and still in use today as an almshouse and chantry. In the churchyard author of Three Men in a Boat, Jerome K. Jerome, is buried.
Wallingford
Wallingford carries the marks of history back to when it was first settled in the Bronze and Iron Ages. The Roman Empire left its mark through burials, roads, coins and pottery, but it was the Anglo-Saxons who built the first town. Wallingford was one of King Alfred's'new towns', and the biggest. By 1066, when the next invader arrived, Wallingford was the leading town in Berkshire. In 1067 the Normans began to building the castle which was to dominate the town's history for the next 600 years. It was destroyed in 1652.
Wallingford is 5 miles, or 10 minutes by car.
Henley
Henley on Thames takes its name from the River Thames that flows through the town and is a beautiful and historic market town. Situated on one of the most stunning sections of the mighty river with the backdrop of the beech clad hills of the Chilterns, Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty the town is unlike many others. The area is criss-crossed by countless footpaths and bridleways offering superb walking and cycling in the Henley area (just 7 miles away).
The Ridgeway Path
West of the River Thames, The Ridgeway National Trail leads across 85 miles (136km) of natural beauty. The same route has been walked since prehistoric times and throughout our history. Passing through valleys and woodlands the Ridgeway is a fantastic day out.
Oxford
Home the world renowned university, Oxford is an exciting city packed with history and heritage. From its breathtaking architecture to renowned museums it is a home of British culture. Great for shopping or lounging in cafes, Oxford is a city that always has more to be discovered.
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Requirements
- Close to Golf Course
- Parking
- Family Room : 1
- Single Room : 1
Additional Needs
- Children / Families Welcome
Activities - distance away by car
- Country Walks : on site
- Cycling : on site
- Fishing : less than 10 min(s)
- Golf : less than 5 min(s)
- Hiking : on site
- Horse Riding : less than 10 min(s)
- Sailing : less than 15 min(s)
- Shopping : less than 10 min(s)
- Swimming : less than 5 min(s)
Rates
| First night | Last night | Weekly rate | Min stay | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| weekday | weekend | |||||
| Low Season | - | - | £ 0 | £ 35 | £ 35 | Flexible |
| High Season | - | - | £ 0 | £ 60 | £ 60 | Flexible |
Booking Enquiry and Availability
Owner/Agent info
- Name : Sue Veitch
- Address
Mays Farm House Ewelme Wallngford OXON OX10 6QF
- Phone (work) : 01491 642056
- Phone (mobile) : 07791121405
- Other : -
- Spoken languages : -
- Web address : http://www.maysfarmewelme.co.uk