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This cosy luxurious self contained oak frame cabin offers the perfect peaceful setting for a relaxing getaway. Listen out and you may hear the owls at night. Backing onto the National Trust Ashridge Forest, this is perfect for outdoor lovers but equally suitable for a romantic night in. 1.5 miles down the road, the popular market town of Berkhamsted is offering atmospheric pubs and bars for a special treat out. The cabin offers comfortable, spacious living with King size bed.

Although the cabin is within the grounds of the main property, it is completely separated off by thick hedge rows to offer complete privacy to our guests. A path alongside the house leads the guests to their own entrance of the cabin. This cabin features all you need for a comfortable stay- a small bathroom with shower facility, a spacious open plan living room, an open plan kitchen with a hob and convection microwave oven grill and a comfortable King Size bed on the Mezzanine level, accessed by a ladder. It is furnished with cosy lighting, two comfortable sofas and a dining table. The cabin features a TV as well as a large DVD selection and Hi-Fi system. Kitchen: We also provide utensils so that our guests can choose to stay in and prepare their own meal if they wish. The back gate allows you to walk straight into the woods to explore 5000 acres of deer filled forest and its other wildlife. A 20 minute walk away you may wish to refresh yourself in the upmarket and cosy pub, the Alford Arms, in the idyllic Frithsden Valley where they even have their own vineyard. The cabin is only 1.5 miles away from the popular and trendy town centre of Berkhamsted, featuring a range of lively pubs and restaurants.

Our cosy little wood cabin is backing straight onto the woods, located in a quiet setting of the sleepy village Potten End, just minutes away from popular old market town Berkhamsted. You can literally walk out of the back gate into the woods and explore the nature. Here are a few tips and activities in the area: Ashridge Estate - a 5,000 acre area of the Chiltern Hills with beech and oak woodlands, commons and chalk downlands. These very different landscapes each support a rich variety of wildlife, including carpets of bluebells in spring, rare butterflies in summer and the fallow deer that rut in autumn. You can walk out of the back gate of the property into the woods and explore Miles of footpaths and bridleways. Frithsden Vineyard – Literally a 30 minute walk through the woods, and you will get to this beautiful boutique English vineyard and winery set in the foothills of the Chilterns. Besides a range of regular seasonal events you can also pass by and enjoy some of their home produced wines. Berkhamsted Town centre and Castle – have a stroll through Berkhamsted highstreet and explore Berkhamsted Castle's remains. The town has a special place in our history: following the Saxon defeat at the Battle of Hastings, it was at Berkhamsted that the bishops and noblemen formally offered William the Conqueror the crown. The Rex – "possibly Britain's most beautiful cinema" (BBC), the Rex has one huge screen set in a glorious 1938 art-deco proscenium arch, with "the sharpest film projection and clearest non-booming sound anywhere in the world". The whole experience is delightfully civilized: sink into large, comfortable seats then sit back with cheese and wine to enjoy the film. Berkhamsted Waterways Walk – Go for a walk along the River Bulbourne andGrand Union Canal which run through the town and enjoy a cold drink in the popular Boat pub. Tring Natural History Museum – 5 miles from Berkhamsted. The wonderful galleries of this beautiful Victorian museum present a fascinating range of animals, from tiny dressed fleas to a smiling polar bear and domestic dogs. The Snow Centre – 5 miles from Berkhamsted. Britain's newest snow centre at Hemel Hempstead is currently the coolest place to go to enjoy skiing, snowboarding and other snow sports on indoor slopes of real snow. The main slope is 160m long and 30m wide, serviced by two POMA button lifts. The trainer slope is 100m long, with two rope tows. There are lessons for everyone new to snow, and clothing and equipment is on hand to hire. Whipsnade Zoo – 9 miles from Berkhamsted. Set on the slopes of the Chiltern Hills, the UK's biggest zoo is home to more than 2,500 animals, many of which are endangered in the wild. Whipsnade is noted for creating interactive and inspiring exhibits and popular daily events including keeper talks, animal feeds and demonstrations. You can drive through the 'Passage through Asia' or take the free Safari bus which stops at all the main exhibits in the 600 acre site. Harry Potter, Warner Bros. Studio Tour – the Making of Harry Potter – 9.7 miles from Berkhamsted. A visit to the Harry Potter World offers you an insight behind the scenes to showcase a huge array of beautiful sets, costumes and props and to reveal the secrets of the special effects and animatronics that made these films hugely popular all over the world.

Beautiful 4 bed bungalow situated in stunning countryside. There are two great village pubs that offer evening meals. If your looking for a quite space, then look no further! We are home most of the time but tend to keep ourselves out of the way when we have guests. Please note over a weekend my minimum numbers are 8 people, and we can cater up to 14 people but this involves the use of the living room as an additional bedroom.

Beautiful 4 bed house in Studham, Bedfordshire, only 15 mins from a mainline train station which links directly to London in only 35 mins. PLEASE NOTE: THE POOL IS ONLY HEATED BETWEEN MAY AND SEPTEMBER, outside these months the pool is UNAVAILABLE. House benefits from large open plan living, indoor heated swimming pool, 4 large double bedrooms, home theatre system and a very large garden which is home to a bunch of chickens and roosters, 2 cats, a pond full of fish and 2 Alpacas! The property is located in a traditional English village, located near Whipsnade Zoo and about 10 mins by car to Luton Airport. What to see and do : Gliding club Whipsnade park Golf Club Plenty of country walks Ivinghoe Beacon Dunstable Downs - great for kite flying and pic-nics! Award winning Village pubs, providing evening meals and also do cooked breakfast on a weekend Cycle rides Ashridge country park Horse riding - Ashridge Horse Trecking Indoor Ski Slope - Hemel Hempstead Breakfast consisting of cereals, toast, tea and coffee will be provided. Full office facilities are available including free wifi! Rooms for rent have own digital TV, direct access to the swimming pool, spa and gym. The rooms are very large. Also able to provide portable beds if you wanted additional beds in any of the rooms for the children. You will also have access to shared kitchen, living space and very large garden. Please note, all the bedrooms have two doors - one normal door leading into the bedroom from the main hall way in the house and a set of patio doors leading out onto the pool. These patio doors can be locked and the key removed if you are worried about the children wondering into the pool area without supervision! You will have your own private bathroom although this is not en -suite. However I will only let out to one party at a time so you will never be sharing a bathroom with strangers! If you are a large party don’t worry we have 3 bathrooms plus 2 additional WC rooms so you will never be short of a shower or loo! PLEASE NOTE: THE POOL IS ONLY HEATED BETWEEN MAY AND SEPTEMBER, outside these months the pool is UNAVAILABLE. During the winter months we usually empty the pool for maintenance, however I will make sure that the spa pool is nice and hot for you if you request it! When the pool is heated the hot tub is available for an additional fee. Pets are NOT allowed I have a travel cot and high chair available for babies. Please note - I do have two cats so if you are allergic then I don't think this will be the best place for you. Although the cats are generally not allowed into the bedrooms.

Lovely traditional English village with 2 great pubs, surrounded by beautiful countryside with easy access to London.

A quiet retreat in a beautiful village not too far from London in Little Gaddesden near Berkhamsted you will find this 5 bedroom Coach House. It is on the outskirts of Ashridge - which was King Henry the 8th's hunting lodge. The house has private access to the unspoilt and often unknown 5000 acres deer park known as Ashridge. It is perfect for walkers and cyclists.

Fabulous location for walkers and cyclists. Walking in Ashridge is amazing. See link from National Trust for various walks around the estate. (URL HIDDEN)

Little Gaddesden From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia St. Peter and St. Paul Church at Little Gaddesden, where many Egerton family members are buried in the Bridgewater Chapel Little Gaddesden is a village and civil parish in the English county of Hertfordshire three miles north of Berkhamsted. As well as Little Gaddesden village (population 694), the parish contains the settlements of Ashridge (population 53), Hudnall (population 139), and part of Ringshall (population 81).[1] The total population at the 2011 Census was 1,125.[2] Part of the parish was formerly in Buckinghamshire. This includes Witchcraft Bottom, notable as the alleged location where the last witch in Buckinghamshire was tried and hanged. The village of Little Gaddesden borders both Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire, whilst being situated in the county of Hertfordshire. Little Gaddesden and the surrounding area of the Ashridge Estate is owned and managed by the National Trust. This area has been used in many films, notably: First Knight, Stardust, the Harry Potter series, Son of Rambow and more recently Robin Hood starring Russell Crowe. TV programmes filmed here include Marchlands, Midsomer Murders Lewis, Cranford, and a Jamie Oliver[3] advertisement for Sainsburys. Little Gaddesden has many period properties, of note: Ashridge House, (designed by Sir James Wyattville along with gardens and grounds designed by Sir Humphrey Repton and Capability Brown - Golden Valley) The Manor House situated on the Green along with John O’Gaddesden House and Marian House, Little Gaddesden House along Nettleden Road heading towards the hamlet of Nettleden and the Old Rectory past the village shop heading to Ringshall. Lamsey Farm - (URL HIDDEN) - 193359 The Ashridge Estate that surrounds the village is a 5,000-acre (20 km2) area of open countryside and woodland on the edge of the Chiltern Hills, with a rich variety of wildlife including fallow dear, muntjac and the renowned red kite. There are large areas of mature woodlands with carpets of spring bluebells and fine autumnal displays, along with the panorama from the Bridgewater Monument. In the early 17th century, Thomas Egerton, 1st Viscount Brackley, had purchased Ashridge House, one of the largest country houses in England, from Queen Elizabeth I, who had inherited it from her father who had appropriated it after the Dissolution of the Monasteries in 1539. Ashridge House served the Egerton family as a residence until the 19th century. The Egertons later had a family chapel (the Bridgewater Chapel) with burial vault in Little Gaddesden Church,[4] where many monuments commemorate the Dukes and Earls of Bridgewater and their families.[5] Among those buried here is the 3rd Duke of Bridgewater,[6] famous as the originator of British inland navigation and the Bridgewater Canal. Little Gaddesden is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and a Conservation Area protected by the National Trust. There is a vigorous community life with 30 different clubs and societies. The oldest of these is probably the Women's Institute (founded in 1919) and the Royal British Legion. Local amenities include the famous Ashridge Golf Course, Alford Arms public house, Bridgewater Arms public house, Little Gaddesden village shop and post office, Munn's Farm Shop, Grove Farm, Little Gaddesden Primary School, Little Gaddesden Cricket Club, Ivinghoe Beacon, Pitstone Windmill, Frithsden Vineyard, Gaddesden Place, the Gaddesden Estate, Walter Swinburn racing stables, Stocks House, Ashridge Business School also known as Ashridge House, London Gliding Club, Dunstable Downs and Whipsnade Zoo. Nearby villages and Hamlets: Aldbury, Great Gaddesden, Gaddesden Row, Frithsden, Nettleden, Potten End, Ivinghoe, Northchurch, Ringshall, Studham, Dudswell, Wigginton, Dagnall, Flamstead. Local residents are kept updated on events in Little Gaddesden through the Gaddesden Diary, published seasonally. The Parish News also provides a further summary. Famous residents who live in the village, include: football commentator John Motson, Formula One driver Mark Webber,[7] ex-footballers Luther Blissett and Tim Sherwood, actor Adrian Scarborough, news correspondent Fiona Bruce and radio presenter Roger Bolton. Singer Sarah Brightman was brought up in the village. Entrepreneur and founder of Barenaturals Darcey Croft, was born and raised in the village, Ronnie Wood, a member of the Rolling Stones, owns a house in the village.

Frog Corner, pool & landscaped gardens. C16th charm & C21st modern living, original beams. Heated outdoor pool (June-Sept). On top of the Chiltern Hills ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty', lovely walks, Zoo 2min, The Downs spectacular views; 5 min walk to Pub&Restaurant; onsite spa treatments, evening Catering option, Cream tea option. Parking for 5 cars. Jun/Sep 3 nights min stay mid week or 2 night stay Fri/Sat.

Frog Corner offers 5 bedrooms, 2 King beds, 3 double beds, 2 single beds. Pool is heated by 88 solar tubes (needs sunshine) and open June to September. Guests have private access to two gardens, front garden and, to the back a parterre with BBQ and two patios, and in the main gardens is the private enclosed pool area. The remainder of the grounds and drive are shared with the owners. Parking for a maximum of five cars is provided on the Common by the front door. Frog Corner has been designed with strong ECO credentials, A+++ rated appliances, LED lighting, solar hot water, solar pool heating and more. There are lots of original beams (one low beam in the kitchen & one bedroom). The owners live in the Lodge opposite, and are on hand for any services or help you may require, (we are generally gardening while you are with us). The twin room has now been converted to bunk room with a double bed and 2 singles. A single bed can be added to one of the master rooms. On some occasions it may also be possible to open up an extra downstairs bedroom with a single bed (a charge of £100 pp is made for more than 10 guests - up to max 14 ).

Frog Corner is set in a very private setting off the main road. There are no neighbours, and there is a farm opposite. The Zoo should you wish to visit, is literally across the road (2 minute walk). There are many spectacular walks from the house which is situated on the highest point of the Chiltern Hills. There is a thatched pub and restaurant within walking distance as well as the village church, both of which are on either side of the common on the main road through the village. Frog Corner is classified as an area of outstanding beauty (AONB), and there are a number of beautiful walks and stunning views stretching across the three counties of Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire.

Located in quiet village, this quaint small, cosy cottage with a garden is close to Whipsnade Zoo, Dunstable Downs, Ashridge Forest. Shop at end of the road and cafes, restaurants and pubs a short drive away in Berkhamsted, Hemel Hempstead. Fabulous walks on doorstep. M25, M1 & Luton Airport 25 min drive). Heathrow (40 mins). Hemel Hempstead station (20 min drive ) with links to London. 24 hour wi-fi. This is not the Ritz Hotel ! But a turn of the century home ! Warm. Welcoming.

This is the guest room in our family home. Available all year round with use of Kitchen and private lounge with Sky TV and fibre optic wi-fi.. Use of garden and terrace and private off street parking at front of building. We are located in Tring Station 250m from the railway station into London Euston in 35mins. Edge of Ashridge Estate with lots of lovely walks into Aldbury and the Ashridge estate as well as the stunning views from Ivinghoe Beacon. Ideal setting for hill walkers/cyclists

Bedroom, shared bathroom with the family plus use of Kitchen and private front lounge with Sky TV and free internet connection in all rooms.

1 Stocks Farm Cottages is on the outskirts of the beautiful village of Aldbury. The room is spacious with it's own en-suite which has been recently refurbished. The cottage looks out towards Ashridge Forest with easy access to Ashridge Monument. The Birmingham Euston Train line is a 5 minute drive or 30 minute walk - Euston is only 40 minutes journey by train. There is dedicated off road parking for guests.

Stunning views, direct access to footpaths and cycleways. Peaceful surroundings with regular sightings of local wildlife including deer, red kites, foxes and badgers

Aldbury is a 10 minute walk and has 2 pubs, a well stocked village shop and a superb coffee house. Ashridge monument is a 10 minute (appetite building!) walk where there is a lovely cafe serving hot and cold food 7 days a week.

Lavender Cottage is right in the heart of the quaint village of Aldbury, and on the doorstep of the beautiful Ashridge Estate. We have 3 bedrooms, the largest with a Queensize along with a day bed, one with a double bed, the third with a small double/large single (can sleep 2 but it may be cosy!) A log burning stove, WiFi, parking for one car. If you're looking for a tranquil location with bags of character and charm - then this is for you! Local shop and public house just 3 mis walk away.

An adorable character home, with 3 bedrooms, a family bathroom and fully equipped kitchen, an open lounge area with feature wood fire, smart tv, WiFi. Exposed beams and usual cottage charm, Lavender Cottage would ideally suit families, couples or a small group of friends travelling to the area that desire a well equipped and tasteful home. Oozing character and features galore, this is a great retreat for anybody wanting a truly country escape. With two comfy sofas and a huge library of dvds it's perfect for a lazy film night in!

Lavender Cottage sits in the heart of Aldbury and is situated just a stone's throw from the village shop and local pubs. Great location for country walks, whilst being less than 5 minutes drive from Tring, or a 20 minute walk from Tring Station (footpath along the fields). Uber operate here too! Walk up the hill behind the cottage and enter the heart of the Ashridge Estate. Take a left and it's 10 minute hike uphill to reach the National Trust Shop and Café right next to the Bridgewater Monument. Come in May for the Bluebells! There's also the fabulous Aldbury May Fair for the first May Bank Holiday. There are fabulous walks in every direction, whether you leave the house from the front or back, turn left or right…. Aldbury is the perfect location for trips to Whipsnade Zoo, Harry Potter Museum, Tring Natural History Museum, Pitstone Windmill, Go Ape in Wendover Woods, The Snow Centre in Hemel Hempstead, The Roald Dahl Museum in Great Missenden and Asheridge House amongst others. For food shopping the village shop and Post Office has all the basics, there is a large Tesco in Tring as well as M&S. We also recommend the lovely farm shop (Dunsley Farm) opposite the entrance to Tesco who sell lots of local produce including their own honey and cakes. Next to the farm shop is Tring Brewery for local made ales. Tesco do home delivery.

Friendly, easy-going host. My lovely picturesque grade II listed Victorian manor house is situated close to Berkhamsted in an area of outstanding natural beauty in the heart of the Chilterns Hills. Close to Ashridge forest . Fast access to London, close to airports, the house is rich in history and is being restored. Wifi only 2mb but have a 4g signal. Water pressure is also Victorian but works. Couples and solos welcome. Full english breakfast available if booked in advance on request.

Double room with access to shared bathroom at Norcott Court. Belonging to the Loxley family the Elizabethan Manor, which was used as a Royalist headquarters, home to Charles Ist, for some months during the civil war, was partially rebuilt in Victorian times. In the 1920s the house was the home of the Tuke family, Sir Anthony Tuke was the founder of Barclays Bank and his grandson, also a Sir Anthony, was the Chairman of Barclays. It was later owned by Lord and Lady (Mimi) Davidson when Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin stayed there frequently as did Winston Churchill visiting from Chequers during the last war.

We are a 5/10 minute walk to Ashridge national park and forest as well as The Grand Union Canal. By walking or cycling along the canal in either direction you will come to Tring or Berkhamsted, both historic market towns with friendly locals and great restaurants/coffee houses. A nice 30 minute hike through Ashridge estate to Aldbury where you can find the Valiant Trooper and The Greyhound, both of which also serve food.

Self-contained annexe on the edge of the Ashridge National Trust Estate in the Chilterns. Fully furnished with kitchenette, wet room, double bed, TV/DVD with Wifi. Car parking and patio garden. Please not that this is a non-smoking home.

Situated on the edge of the National Trust Ashridge Estate, over 6000 acres of beautiful Chilterns scenery. Local village has pub, shop & post office all within walking distance.. Close to Berkhamsted & Hemel Hempstead towns and Ashridge Management College. The Bridgewater Arms pub in Little Gaddesden & The Red Lion pub in Dagnall both have a great selection of beers & do lovely food. Little Gaddesden has an excellent village shop & Post Office, where you can get most of your day to day essentials. There are also a good selection of restaurants, bars & pubs in Berkhamsted together with a good range of independent shops & boutiques and a market on Wednesday & Saturday. Tring is a small town with a few nice shops and restaurants, Tring Brewery, The Court Theatre & the Rothschild Natural History Museum. There is great walking to be had on the Ashridge National Trust Estate, Ivinghoe Beacon & The Ridgeway. There is a lovely cafe at the Bridgewater Monument serving breakfast, lunch & teas and a National Trust shop

The Garden Room at The Old Bakehouse. Self contained with independent access we have everything you need for a comfortable stay - high quality bedlinen; en suite bathroom with White Company toiletries; Nespresso machine; sunny breakfast space. On the edge of the Chilterns, a short drive from Tring Station, three trains an hour to London. Local attractions include Whipsnade Zoo, Tring Museum, The Making of Harry Potter at Leavesden Studios, Bletchley Park, Waddesdon Manor and the Ashridge Estate.

The Old Bakehouse was built around 1840 and The Garden Room was converted in 2018 from our office and shed. The bed is a handmade four poster UK king size with new Caspar mattress and good quality bedlinen, bedside lights, Kettle and Nespresso coffee machine, Sophie Conran crockery, White Company toiletries. We have a child's travel cot and a child's inflatable bed, but there's not much room although children are welcome. Before our time the privies for all five cottages (now only two) stood here. The Bakehouse was a two storey wooden building added on to the row, housing a communal bread oven for the cottages to reduce the risk of fire. In the 1980 the bakehouse was converted to the current main house sitting room and master bedroom. Access to Old Bakehouse is by foot from Chequers Lane along a short path in front of the adjoining house and through the gate pictured. Parking is in the street right outside. We'll make sure the nearest space is available for you. We are happy for dogs to stay so long as they have their own bed with them. Although all at ground floor level we are not DDA compliant.

The villages of Pitstone and Ivinghoe are at the foot of the Chiltern Hills. The modern Pitstone Green business park is a short walk away, but the most famous landmarks are Pitstone windmill and Ivinghoe Beacon. This is an excellent location for walkers, just a short step up to the Ridgeway national long distance footpath, ending at Ivinghoe Beacon, or the National Trust's Ashridge Estate 5000 acres of beech woodland. If you prefer to stay on the level, the Grand Union Canal and its subsidiaries can take you on the towpath to Tring Reservoirs or the nearby market towns of Wendover, Aylesbury, Leighton Buzzard and Berkhamsted. Just round the corner in Pitstone there is a village shop, take away wood-fired pizzeria and Chinese restaurant. In Ivinghoe there is the local award winning Haldi Indian restaurant, CuriosiTea coffee shop and tea room, the Rose and Crown Pub and one of 'Britain's finest restaurants' The Kings Head. there is also a pharmacy, post office and shop, and hairdresser. Nearby in Tring there are three top class restaurants including Crockers Chef's Table. Pendley Manor and Ashridge House both popular wedding venues are a short drive away.

Quiet, friendly, busy household. Take-away and Co-op within walking distance. Short walk to Tring centre through a park. (Non-smokers only please).

The room is on the ground floor with bathroom opposite. Unfortunately, there are difficult steps both into the property and into the room so it is unsuitable for anyone disabled and depending on a wheelchair to get them around. Everything is contained on the ground floor though and ideal for someone wanting to come and go at odd hours.

Close to shops, buses to Luton airport. The train station is about a mile from the house, you could walk but we wouldn’t recommend it at night, it’s not well lit.

Super comfortable self-contained Cottage Suite with private entrance. En-suite shower room, HD TV, WIFI. A short walk to trendy High Street, Historic Berkhamsted Castle. Off street parking. Train Station 10 minutes walk. 30 minutes to London.

Bridgewater Cottage...Great location, Great space, Super friendly owners. Berko is Hertfordshire's coolest town... and only half an hour from London. Sleeps 1 or 2 only

Great Bars/Restauraunts (Brasserie Blanc, Carluccios) within walking distance. The Alford Arms gastro pub (Hertfordshire Dining Pub of the year 2014 Good Pub Guide, Top 20 British GastroPubs, The Times) a five minute drive away (the Owners are friends of ours). The Rex Cinema (The Guardian, Best UK Cinema 2014 award winner) within walking distance. Not to mention the fabulous country walks and the Historic Berkhamsted Castle all at the end of our road.

In an annex of a family home, this is a brand new self-contained room with its own entrance and en-suite bathroom. As you enter you have an entrance lobby with room for coats, luggage and shoes, another door brings you into the bedroom. The room can be set up as a twin (as pictured) or as a single. The key is kept in a lock-box so you are welcome to come and go as you wish. The room also comes with a private car parking space on the gravel drive. Please let us know if you would like to use this.

The room is newly decorated in calm and pretty lilacs and blues, with a sitting area corner, with velvet armchair, long-pile rug, smart tv (Netflix, Amazon, iplayer & all catch-up channels), bookshelves, floor lamp, tea and coffee making facilities and coffee table. The bedroom also has a small wardrobe, two-drawer sideboard, large wall mirror, a bedside table and window. The en-suite bathroom has good hot shower, sink and loo and a large mirror. The bedroom is attached to the side of the main house, but there are two doors separating it - both will remain locked (one from inside the house and one from inside the bedroom).

Our house is right in the centre of historic Berkhamsted, from the door you can see Canal Fields park and the Grand Union Canal. Next door on one side is a squash and tennis club, the other side is just one neighbour and then a Lawn Bowls club. Use the bridge outside the house to cross the canal and you will be in the town centre: Berkhamsted High Street with its shops, cafes, restaurant and pubs (and market on Weds & Sats) is a mere 3 min walk away. Want to travel to London? Then all you need to do is walk 4 minutes through the park to reach Berkhamsted train station. Trains are approx every 20 minutes and take 35 minutes. Just beyond the station is the remains of Berkhamsted castle - built in 1066 by William the Conquerer. Want to stay local? Stroll down the canal tow path and stop at one of the many old canal-side pubs for a pint or a bite to eat. Love Harry Potter? The Warner Brothers Studio (Harry Potter Tour) is only a 15 min drive away - or 10 mins on the train. A short drive up the hill takes you to The Ashridge Estate and The Chiltern Hills with picturesque villages and country walks galore.

Enjoy your very spacious, self-contained, king-size room with fully fitted ensuite bathroom, totally separate from the main house. Top quality linen, underfloor heating, bath & power shower, Freeview TV, desk & free WIFI, silent fridge & tea/coffee/biscuits. 3 miles to Tring station (c40 mins to London). Close to start of The Ridgeway and the Grand Union Canal, and walking distance to Pitstone Windmill. Perfect for business and leisure stays.

Your luxury, light and airy guest room is within our separate annexe building, across the gravel driveway. Views of our large garden with voiles at the full length windows for complete privacy. The ensuite contains a bath, digitally controlled pressurised shower, heated towel rail, complimentary toiletries, full-length mirror. Your suite is spacious with king-size bed, desk/dressing table, wardrobe, TV with Freeview, silent fridge, complimentary tea/coffee making facilities, clock radio (DAB), table and chairs. The bedroom and ensuite are heated via underfloor heating. We also offer free WIFI and free, off-street gated parking for one vehicle. With an Indian restaurant, pizzeria, tearoom, a cosy pub and convenience store all within walking distance, and just a drive away from other recommended eateries, there is lots of choice for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We were delighted to win the 'LateRooms' Simply Guest Awards in their 2016 Top Rated category. We look forward to inviting you to our beautiful family home and wish you a very enjoyable stay.

We are located in the heart of the village of Pitstone but hidden away in a peaceful setting. Pitstone is on the border of Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. We are close to Ivinghoe Beacon, the start of The Ridgeway. If you're looking for somewhere to stay at the start or end of your walk, The Laurels is perfectly situated. Close to Pitstone Hill, Pitstone Windmill, the start of The Ridgeway, the Grand Union Canal, Tring Reservoirs, Ashridge and Wendover Woods, you'll be spoilt for choice to explore the local countryside. We welcome walkers and cyclists and we can lock bicycles away overnight for you. We are located less than 3 miles from Tring and Cheddington mainline stations. Close to Aylesbury (8 miles), Leighton Buzzard (8 miles), Tring (3.5 miles), Berkhamsted (7 miles) and only 30 minutes drive from Central Milton Keynes. We're also just 30 minutes drive from Luton Airport. We are within walking distance of local eateries including the award winning Haldi Indian restaurant, the award winning CuriosiTea Rooms, The King's Head - one of 'Britain's Finest restaurants' and the Rose and Crown village pub. We are also just a short drive from other local pubs and further afield you have the amenities of the towns of Tring, Berkhamsted, Leighton Buzzard and Aylesbury. We're also just a short drive from Pendley Manor should you be attending a wedding there. And Champneys, Tring if you're indulging in a spa day. We are walking distance from Pitstone Grean Business Park should you be working there or visiting on business.

Modern home in the friendly and vibrant village of Edlesborough. Close to the village green and local amenities including a Post Office, Cafe and Pharmacy. The pretty garden has a table and chairs and leads out to private car parking. There are several pubs nearby which serve good food. Whipsnade Zoo, Ashridge National Park and Dunstable Downs are close. Leighton Buzzard and Tring Railway Stations are within easy reach for trips to London. Wi-Fi is available and well behaved dogs are welcome.

My house is in a good position in the centre of the village. There is a lovely Cafe a few minutes away serving excellent coffee and meals using local produce. There is a Post Office and a shop selling a variety of products including milk and various foods. The pretty village green which has a playground for young children is minutes away if you feel like a relaxing stroll. There is also a Hairdressing Salon, Pharmacy and Electrical shop. My house is comfortable, warm and clean and I hope your stay there will be very enjoyable. I will do my best to help you settle in and feel welcome.

Edlesborough is a lively and vibrant village including people of all ages. There is a good local school and a village green with tennis courts and football pitches. The Good Neighbours scheme supports the community, there are Keep Fit classes and many more group activities.

A luxury self-contained cottage in quiet hamlet in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Within 45 minutes of central London. Beautiful walks and cycling straight from the property.

Ridgeway is one of seventeen holiday cottages at Town Farm, on the edge of the Chilterns. We are a working arable farm, with some sheep over the surrounding hills, we are lucky to have views over to Ivinghoe Beacon on one side, and Aylesbury Vale on the other. All the cottages each have their own unique charm, and we also run a campsite during the summer months. The `Pick Your Own` opens in June and guests can take a picnic and stock up on fruit and vegetables - this is a five minute drive away. It is only a ten minute drive to Tring Railway Station, shops and facilities, or a ten minute walk to Ivinghoe village, with pub, shop and tea room. London Euston is a 40 minute train ride from Tring Station. Ridgeway is a ground floor barn conversion with open plan living area, two bedrooms, a wet room and a patio area. The front door opens on to the living area with kitchen and sitting areas. The kitchen is fully equipped with cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and kitchen table with four chairs. The sitting area has two double sofas and an armchair, a flat screen TV and a DVD player. The property has two bedrooms, one with a queen size bed, and one with twin beds. The wet room has a shower and a heated towel rail. Parking for two cars is available at the front of the property. Up to two pets are welcome in the property, please let us know on booking. Wi-fi is included in the rental. The property has access to a tennis court available to hire, games room and a children`s play area on the farm. The property benefits from heating by electric radiators, please note that rental includes £20 per week, towards electricity. Any extra is charged as used. This allows us to be able to remain environmentally green as possible. We request a refundable GBP100 damage deposit for stays of up to 27 days, and one week`s rental for stays of over 28 days. Please see our terms and conditions for further details.

All our properties on Town Farm are comfortably furnished and offer all the convenience of your own home, all with fully equipped kitchens, some with dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Linen and towels are also provided, together with an information pack in the property, with a list of local activities and things to do. The location of the farm means that we have lovely views over the Vale of Aylesbury and Ivinghoe Beacon, so we are in the middle of the countryside, and yet only 10 minutes to shops, railway station and a wealth of activities the area has to offer.

We love the area because you can be in the middle of the countryside one minute and hopping on the train for a 50 minute ride to London the next. The Chilterns offer a wide variety of activities, from National Trust properties, walking through the bluebell woodlands, driving through the picturesque "Midsomer" villages, to visiting Tring Zoological museum, swooping down the real snow in Milton Keynes Snozone, or playing Top Golf in Watford. All within 30/40 minutes of the farm. We are also close to the Grand Union Canal which stretches from London to Birmingham and which offers leisurely walks and boat hire. We are also only around an hour from Stratford on Avon, a little further to Oxford and Cambridge, and is a good basis for sightseeing.

Highfield Lodge is a one bedroom, ground level annexe (with its own front door), attached to the owner's country house on the edge of Tring Park in Wigginton. The kitchen is fully equipped including washing machine. The sitting room also includes a dining area with drinks fridge. The double bedroom has TV, hairdryer and clock radio. The bathroom has bath and power shower. The property has been tastefully furnished for a comfortable stay. Free WiFi internet. Freeview Television and DVD

The accommodation is in a tranquil setting surrounded by fields and woodland.

The property is in a lovely and very quiet position in an area of "Outstanding Natural Beauty". Tring Park, on the doorstep is 200 acres of woodland and fields and it is situated on the Ridgeway Path with lovely walks to Ivinghoe Beacon and Village. The Greyhound Pub is a 5 minute walk away in Wigginton Village serving very good food and wines/beers.

Barley End is one of seventeen holiday cottages at Town Farm, on the edge of the Chilterns. We are a working arable farm, with some sheep over the surrounding hills, we are lucky to have views over to Ivinghoe Beacon on one side, and Aylesbury Vale on the other. All the cottages each have their own unique charm, and we also run a campsite during the summer months. It is only a ten minute drive to Tring Railway Station, shops and facilities, or a ten minute walk to Ivinghoe village, with pub, shop and tea room. Barley End is a homely, self-catering property with spacious open plan living space and a paved courtyard to the rear. The property is all ground floor, with ramp to front door, and wet room. The open plan living area has a modern, fully equipped kitchen area with cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washer dryer and large dining counter. The lounge which comfortably seats four has a large sofa, motorized recliner chair and a flat screen TV with DVD player. The property has two bedrooms, one with a king size bed, and one with a single bed. The wet room has a large shower and a heated towel rail and tilt-able mirror. The patio area at the rear of the property is private and is accessible by a permanent ramp. This property benefits from heating by electric radiators. Please note that rental includes GBP20 per week towards electricity. Any extra is charged as used on a non-profit basis. This allows us to remain as environmentally green as possible. Parking for two cars is available per property. Up to two pets are welcome in the property, please let us know on booking. Wi-fi is included in the rental. The property has access to a tennis court which is available to hire, games room and a children`s play area.  We request a refundable GBP100 damage deposit for stays of up to 27 days, and one week`s rental for stays of over 28 days. Please see our terms and conditions for further details.

All our properties on Town Farm are comfortably furnished and offer all the convenience of your own home, all with fully equipped kitchens, some with dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Linen and towels are also provided, together with an information pack in the property, with a list of local activities and things to do. The location of the farm means that we have lovely views over the Vale of Aylesbury and Ivinghoe Beacon, so we are in the middle of the countryside, and yet only 10 minutes to shops, railway station and a wealth of activities the area has to offer.

We love the area because you can be in the middle of the countryside one minute and hopping on the train for a 50 minute ride to London the next. The Chilterns offer a wide variety of activities, from National Trust properties, walking through the bluebell woodlands, driving through the picturesque "Midsomer" villages, to visiting Tring Zoological museum, swooping down the real snow in Milton Keynes Snozone, or playing Top Golf in Watford. All within 30/40 minutes of the farm. We are also close to the Grand Union Canal which stretches from London to Birmingham and which offers leisurely walks and boat hire. We are also only around an hour from Stratford on Avon, a little further to Oxford and Cambridge, and is a good basis for sightseeing.

We're on the edge of Berkhamsted, a charming market town with a canal going through it, 30 minutes from London. We are 20 minutes walk from the train station/town centre, right by the woods and golf course, so great for walks. Our house feels modern, minimalist, clean and tidy. There is a lot of light as big windows and it has a nice, airy feel to it. It is smartly decorated and a 4 bedroom house with just two of us living there, plus Merlin the dog and Mulberry the outlaw cat, rarely seen!

The guest room has its own en-suite bathroom and is in a very separate, private part of the house so you will not be disturbed. It will suit people that just want to do their own thing and have their own privacy. We are busy people and although we live here, we are not around all the time so you will have plenty of your own space, plus we don't go into the annex at all.

This affluent and pretty town is really charming It's a small market town with a canal running through it and the ruins of a castle near the train station. 30 minutes on the train to Euston station. We have some amazing restaurants and pubs and what has been awarded by the BBC and the Sunday Times as the most beautiful cinema in the country.

Newly appointed, Ridgeway Lodge provides the perfect escape. A quiet location with wonderful views. Our house is adjacent to the lodge so we are normally around to advise on walks, any questions and help you check in. Nestled on the edge of the Chilterns, we're close to Ivinghoe Beacon, Whipsnade Zoo, and Tring Zoological Museum. Bletchley Park, Harry Potter Studios and Waddesden Manor are 30 mins away. With open staircase and corded triangular window blinds, it's not suitable for toddlers.

The Lodge is newly finished January 2020 to a high specification with Infrared heating and direct pressure hot water system for a great shower. There is a large wall mounted TV with Netflix and BBC iplayer. Also wi-fi and an Alexa device. The kitchen has Microwave, Oven, Hob, Dishwasher, Fridge etc. and we can lend you other items as required. Laundry can be arranged with us in the main house. The Breakfast table seats 4. The bedroom has an en-suite and the lounge has a sofa bed which can be converted into a double bed. There is a downstairs toilet/washroom and a reading area with bi-fold doors providing a lovely view to the fields and woods at the back of the lodge. To make your stay extra special, there is a private patio where you can BBQ and enjoy the fire pit. (Small charge for fuel.) Separate from the house is a secure bike / boot / drying room for your exclusive use. Table tennis is available in the summer. There is private parking next to the lodge.

Lots of lovely pubs and coffee shops. Short walk to Edlesborough, Ivinghoe and we can advise you on local walks and cycle routes and places of interest.

Light bright 1880s house with a modern interior situated on a hill in a quiet residential area. 10 minutes walk from the centre of Berkhamsted. 15 minutes from the train station. This is my home and you are sharing spaces with me. Please note the house is non-smoking. Berkhamsted is a beautiful town with easy access to London nestling in the Chilterns. We have the Grand Union canal, a gorgeous Art Deco cinema, lovely restaurants and coffee shops.

Serene and calm with neutral colours on walls and neutral carpets. Well designed layout of the ground and second floors. Light and bright with lots of sunshine and blackout curtain linings to help you sleep. Beautiful garden where you are welcome to sit and enjoy bird song and fresh air. Take your coffee outside. Your bedroom is large, light and airy with a view of the garden and nearby hills. Please note the house is smoke free. The stairs to the first floor are typically steep as found in Victorian homes. There is a hand rail. Just letting you know. There are 2 steps from the path to the front door of the house. There is a hand rail. If you have mobility issues this might not be the ideal space for you. Happy to discuss before you book if this would help with your decision. If you wish to work from the dining room table as I do when I’m working at home you will find it light and the seats comfy. There is the garden room with a sofa if you wish to relax with a drink or book or your iPad. Don’t feel you have to be in your room. Or the garden itself. I work flexibly between home and the office in London so do message me as if I’m working at home an earlier check in may be possible. Feel free to ask questions so you can ensure the room meets your requirements for your stay.

Berkhamsted is in the Chilterns, leafy and green with great walking, cycling, sightseeing opportunities. The Ashridge Estate is close by. Walk along the tow path of the Grand Union Canal into town. Lovely selection of independent clothes shops and restaurants. Twice weekly market. Monthly farmers market. Several gyms. Local riding. Lots of local history and arts connections - the annual Graham Green Festival, the castle and a Berko Beer Fest and Book Fest. St Peter’s graveyard is being restored and there are some fabulous tombs and war graves to explore. Theatre at Pendley Manor near Tring.

Watermill Cottage is a two storey property with three bedrooms. The kitchen/diner is fully equipped with cooker, fridge, freezer microwave and washer/dryer, and has a dining table which comfortably seats four. The lounge are has two large sofas, and a televison with Freeview. There is also a downstairs shower room and toilet. Upstairs the master bedroom has a double bed which can convert to a twin bed and a wardrobe. There is also another double bedroom, a single bedroom, and a family bathroom. Ample parking is available for tenants use. £30 worth of electricity is included in the rental for this property. Electricity cards are available to purchase if more electricity is required. Heating by electric radiators.

Tring is 55 minutes by train to London Euston. Lovely market town with lots of country and canal walks. Clean & quiet house, has double room and single room. Fully furnished with bedding and towels , there is a kitchen diner. Tea and coffee available in the kitchen. Small quiet garden with patio.

Although small, this is a light, bright property surrounded by beautiful countryside within three miles of historic Berkhamsted with its many cafes, shops and bars. There is also what is referred to as 'possibly the most beautiful cinema in the UK', The Rex which shows up-to-the-minute films in magical Art Deco surroundings. There is a twice-weekly market in the town centre.

Bookings need to be for a minimum of 2 days. Unfortunately no dogs and smoking is not permitted in the Annex

We are exceptionally lucky to live on the edge of Northchurch Common, which is a National Trust property and provides a beautiful backdrop with plenty of opportunity for walking including a straight path to the Bridgewater Monument on the Ashridge Estate. The common is also an ideal place for Trail running and off-road cycling with connection to the Chiltern Cycleway. You may also be lucky enough to see a herd of Fallow deer. There is a delightful cafe, close to the Monument, which serves breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea (all seating is outside but under cover should you need it). It is open from 8am to 5pm (summer) and 8am to 4pm (winter). The food is exceptionally good quality and very reasonably priced. A short walk across the common will bring you to Hill Farm which also serves snacks and meals.

Town End is one of seventeen holiday cottages at Town Farm, on the edge of the Chilterns. We are a working arable farm, with some sheep over the surrounding hills, we are lucky to have views over to Ivinghoe Beacon on one side, and Aylesbury Vale on the other. All the cottages each have their own unique charm, and we also run a campsite during the summer months. The `Pick Your Own` opens in June and guests can take a picnic and stock up on fruit and vegetables - this is a five minute drive away. It is only a ten minute drive to Tring Railway Station, shops and facilities, or a ten minute walk to Ivinghoe village, with pub, shop and tea room. London Euston is a 40 minute train ride from Tring Station. Town End is a ground floor serviced apartment, with a spacious open plan living and kitchen area. It has one bedroom, with a double bed and a shower room. Outside there is space for two cars and bench. The front door opens on to the living area, with open plan sitting and kitchen areas, doorways to bedroom and shower room. The kitchen corner is fully equipped with cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. In the spacious, open-plan living area there is a dining table which seats four, two small double sofas, a flat screen TV and a DVD player. The bedroom has a queen size (five foot) bed, a wardrobe and a desk and chair. The shower room has a large walk in shower. The property has access to a tennis court available to hire, games room and a children`s play area on the farm. There is also a shared garden available on the farm just a short walk away. Up to two pets are welcome in the property, please let us know on booking. Wi-fi is included in the rental. We request a refundable GBP100 damage deposit for stays of up to 27 days, and one week`s rental for stays of over 28 days. Please see our terms and conditions for further details. Please note that rental includes £20 per week towards electricity. Any extra is charged as used. This allows us to be able to remain environmentally green as possible.

All our properties on Town Farm are comfortably furnished and offer all the convenience of your own home, all with fully equipped kitchens, some with dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Linen and towels are also provided, together with an information pack in the property, with a list of local activities and things to do. The location of the farm means that we have lovely views over the Vale of Aylesbury and Ivinghoe Beacon, so we are in the middle of the countryside, and yet only 10 minutes to shops, railway station and a wealth of activities the area has to offer.

We love the area because you can be in the middle of the countryside one minute and hopping on the train for a 50 minute ride to London the next. The Chilterns offer a wide variety of activities, from National Trust properties, walking through the bluebell woodlands, driving through the picturesque "Midsomer" villages, to visiting Tring Zoological museum, swooping down the real snow in Milton Keynes Snozone, or playing Top Golf in Watford. All within 30/40 minutes of the farm. We are also close to the Grand Union Canal which stretches from London to Birmingham and which offers leisurely walks and boat hire. We are also only around an hour from Stratford on Avon, a little further to Oxford and Cambridge, and is a good basis for sightseeing.

Welcome to woodbine cottage. We began restoring this early Victorian cottage 2 years ago. The best feature of the house, and the reason we were drawn to it was the huge (almost an acre) garden. At the end of the garden are three Alpacas. Most of the house is now restored and fitted out with high end furnishings. There are beautiful views of fields to the front, and Ivinghoe Beacon is a stone's throw from the end of the garden. There are three parking spaces. The house has many period features.

We have some really interesting out buildings. The large garage houses a pool table, darts board, sofa and outdoor heater. (the 3rd bedroom/office) is also in an outside building, that has heating laid on. We also have a lovely Moroccan inspired covered seating area where you can eat in the Summer months. The garden is full of bulbs in the Springtime and blooms with herbascious beds in the Summer months. The garden has 3 unique areas including an orchard and a Victorian walled garden. Inside there are two living rooms with log burners, sash UPC windows, and gorgeous herringbone engineered wood flooring. Upstairs there are three double sized bedrooms with solid wood floorings. The master has beautiful views of fields, an open fireplace, pictures rails, fitted wardrobes, television, and a king sized bed. The second bedroom has a fireplace, picture rail, double bed, views of fields, and an en-suite shower room. there is also a television. The shower room is beautifully tiled and is on the cusp of design with modern black fittings. The third bedroom has a Ercol single bed and toddler cot. it has views of the garden. the fourth bedroom is in an outside annex and has laminate flooring, views of the garden and a television. It has a single bed, with a trundle bed that makes it into a double. Upstairs there is also a beautiful family bathroom with panelled walls, and a roll top bath. The kitchen is yet to be upgraded. although small it is functional and clean. It has an oven, grill, microwave oven, toaster and kettle. The other white electricals are housed in a glasshouse to the back of the property. This area is also yet to be upgraded and contains a downstairs WC. There is off-street parking for 3 cars. The house is 4 miles from the market town of Tring and 6 miles from Leighton buzzard. The house would make a wonderful base for walking. locally there are many attractions: The Ridgeway Ivinghoe Beacon Whipsnade Zoo The Grand Union Canals Asheridge Forest Wendover Forest Pitstone Windmill

The house is situated outside of the village and feels very rural. The village of Ivinghoe is picturesque and has lots of facilities. the closest town of Tring has an upmarket feel, with cafes, bars, and the natural history musem The house is 4 miles from the market town of Tring and 6 miles from Leighton buzzard. The house would make a wonderful base for walking. locally there are many attractions: The Ridgeway Ivinghoe Beacon Whipsnade Zoo The Grand Union Canals Asheridge Forest Wendover Forest Pitstone Windmill Tring Reservoirs The natural History museum.

This modern, executive, annexe with private parking, is situated in the stunning village of Studham. It is close to Whipsnade Zoo, Luton Hoo, Hemel Hempstead, St Albans, Milton Keynes, Warner Studios, Woburn, Dunstable Downs and Luton /Heathrow Airports. A great location, self contained with own entrance, M1, M25 both a short car ride away. Many stations into London . As we are out in the country, a car is recommended. The Annexe is deep cleaned after every guest’s visit.

The annexe is suitable for holiday or business stopovers. It really is an executive space with furniture which has been chosen especially to suit the executive lifestyle. It is a triple aspect room, making it very light and airy. It is clean and well equipt with a comfortable king sized bed, luxury, quality bedding, duck and down filled duvet ( which can be changed to microfibre for those with allergies), and quality fluffy towels. There are floor to ceiling wardrobes with wooden hangers, shelves and drawers, which you should expect in an executive booking. We do not allow open flamed candles but do provide remote controlled candles. There's a large dining table and chairs, leather lounge sofa, desktop working place, fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster, iron, ironing board, hairdryer, hair straighteners, free wifi, Flat screen wall mounted Smart. TV with swivel bracket. Bottled water and milk, tea and coffee are also provided along with breakfast cereals and treats dotted around! The en suite, has a modern double soft water rain shower, counter top sink with cupboards under and a low level toilet. Studham is set in the Chiltern Hills and is an area of outstanding natural beauty.

The property is located in a very quiet residential area, in the Chiltern Hills. However, if you need easy access to the M1 / M 25 they can be reached within approximately 10 minutes. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty and there are many walks along the Chiltern Way and stunning views across Dunstable Downs and if you are prone to kite flying, that's the place to go. Although there is not currently a shop in the village, there are convenient stores within a 5 minute drive. Two pubs which serve food both at lunchtime and in the evening are a short walk away or just hop into your car and drive. So if on a business stopover, this is ideal or on a short break, there's ample to do in the area. There are also many cycle routes around Studham, so this is an amazing base for the cyclist. We are able to store cycles safely in our locked garage.

Right by ashridge forest, close to the grand union canal. The Motorhome is connected to mains electric so you can use your laptop. There’s a fridge, gas cooker, kitchen sink, bathroom sink, a toilet block with hot water close by and shower in the house. The main bed is above the cab so you need to climb a ladder to get in or out, maybe not suitable for older or disabled guests, alternatively you can collapse the table and chairs into a double bed, and the sofa can be turned into a single bed.

Lovely small private space with electric, heating right by ashridge forest

Ashridge forest, Northchurch common, grand union canal all 10mins walk away

The Cart House is ground floor, with ramp up to the front door and has no steps inside the property. It has an open plan living area, including a kitchen which is fully equipped with cooker, fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washer/dryer. The dining area has a dining table which comfortably seats four. The lounge area has a sofa and armchair, a dvd player, a televison with Freeview. The master bedroom has a king size bed which can unzip into two twin beds, and a wardrobe. The second bedroom has a single bed. The bathroom is a wet room, with spacious shower. Parking is available in the courtyard for tenants use. Although this property does not have a garden, there is a table and chairs outside the front door in the courtyard.. £20 worth of electricity is included in the rental for this property. Electricity cards are available to purchase if more electricity is required. Heating by electric radiators. There is a fishing lake on site, and arrangements can be made to use this. there is also a Watermill on site, Ford End Watermill. This little mill, recorded in 1616 but certainly very much older, was in use until 1963. Restored by volunteers, and now maintained and run by Ford End Watermill Society, it is the only remaining working watermill in Buckinghamshire with original machinery. It retains all the atmosphere of a small farm mill of the late 1800`s. An unusual feature is the sheepwash in the tailrace below the mill. Washing made the fleece easier to shear and increased its value. Stoneground wholemeal flour is on sale during milling demonstrations.