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Weir House

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5 bedrooms
5 bathrooms
14 guests
1 night minimum
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Weir House, set in its own pretty garden, is the biggest and most beautiful of all our cottages. In fact it’s so big, with five en-suite bedrooms, a games room, a drawing room and a dining room, as well as a big kitchen that the word cottage is a bit of a misnomer. The private drive to Weir House is flanked by yew hedges, and leads to a formal gravelled forecourt with box hedges and topiary, and a huge magnolia growing up over the front door. There is a flagged entrance hall with stairs leading up to a galleried landing lit by a round oeil de boeuf window and a large hall lantern. There’s a much loved rocking horse, a doll’s house in a little alcove in the hall, and under the stairs, the children’s den, with dressing-up clothes and a puppet theatre. Two windows look out onto the croq...Weir House, set in its own pretty garden, is the biggest and most beautiful of all our cottages. In fact it’s so big, with five en-suite bedrooms, a games room, a drawing room and a dining room, as well as a big kitchen that the word cottage is a bit of a misnomer. The private drive to Weir House is flanked by yew hedges, and leads to a formal gravelled forecourt with box hedges and topiary, and a huge magnolia growing up over the front door. There is a flagged entrance hall with stairs leading up to a galleried landing lit by a round oeil de boeuf window and a large hall lantern. There’s a much loved rocking horse, a doll’s house in a little alcove in the hall, and under the stairs, the children’s den, with dressing-up clothes and a puppet theatre. Two windows look out onto the croquet lawn, and a door on the left opens into the dining room, which has a ten-foot antique pine-topped table and a massive sideboard. Through the arch on the left is the kitchen, floored in the same honey coloured Cotswold-stone with Shaker units in Farrow and Ball off-white; a big island unit; a vast American-style side-by-side fridge-freezer with icemaker; a range cooker and two dishwashers. Doors lead out onto the terrace, so lunches and dinners outside under the vine-covered pergola are an enticing summer possibility. Both rooms have underfloor heating. To the left of the kitchen is the utility room and downstairs cloakroom, with space for muddy boots and wet macs by the back door. At the far end of the dining room there’s arch to the oak-floored games room, which is dominated by a 65” plasma television with surround sound; and a wall of bookshelves. On a big evening, two five-foot tables can be added to the dining table, so that in effect the games room becomes an extension of the dining room. (In addition, a round table to seat ten can go into the kitchen). We see Weir House as being the hub of big family gatherings in several cottages, and like Cope, able to provide meals for up to 30 people. Children have a cupboard full of toys, a special table to play on, and beanbags for flopping, as well as their den under the stairs. Opposite the television in the games room is a seating area, with down-cushioned seating units in rosy-red chenille grouped around a large, low, leather-topped table; it’s a wonderful place to sit and chat over coffee or an ice-cold drink. A French door to the right of the TV gives access to the North Terrace. Big double doors and shallow steps lead down into the large drawing room; it has a Gothic arched fireplace in stone, big enough to burn a young tree in, a high-pitched ceiling and massive beams. It occupies the width of the house: the two windows on the left look out onto the North terrace, lawn and flower beds, and the window and French doors on the right have a view over the South terrace, a deep woodland border and trees. The drawing room is altogether softer, gentler and more elegant than the games room; it has a large Savonnerie style rug, and is decorated in rosy-red, ochre and off white. A huge ottoman sits between the fire and a long three seater sofa; on each side of the fireplace are two small antique buttoned French chairs, and in addition, large comfortable armchairs. This is the place to read, chat or watch a romantic comedy when there’s cricket on next door in the games room. More
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House Rules
Pets Allowed: No
Smoking Allowed: No
Kid Friendly: Yes
Bathrooms
5 Attached (ensuite)
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Reviewed 8 December 2014
5 Star Luxury!

We stayed in Weir House - it was a huge, beautiful place which didn't cease to amaze us all week. So well equipped for a good party but also great for kids. A smashing pool within 2 minutes walking distance. Would recommend for groups looking...More

Date of stay: November 2014
Thank Amanda R
Reviewed 30 August 2014
Our 3 generation family had a wonderful time

This is our 2nd visit to Weir house. Superbly equipped and staff were very responsive to our issues. The only fault was they have cut back on gardening this year - and it shows! Expensive but the quality is worth it. It's great for extended...More

Date of stay: August 2014
2  Thank L2527WBpetert
Reviewed 11 June 2014
Perfect for a large family gathering

This was our second visit to Bruern Cottages for a family gathering. This time we stayed at Weir House along with my sister, her small children and my parents. In total there were 6 adults and 5 children. It was a perfect place to celebrate...More

Date of stay: May 2014
4  Thank DevonFarmingFoodie
Reviewed 24 April 2014
Fantastic!

We stayed last year but have only just got round to writing a review! Loved it loved it loved it! Quiet peaceful secluded and everything was immaculate. From the moment we arrived until we left we cannot say anymore than 5* Furnishings were stunning and...More

Date of stay: September 2013
2  Thank NewarkRob
Amenities
Pets Allowed: No
Smoking Allowed: No
Kid Friendly: Yes
DVD Player
Central Heating
Dishwasher
Dryer
Fireplace
Freezer
Refrigerator
Game Room
Gym
Internet Access
Iron
Kettle
Linens Provided
Microwave
Parking
Patio
Ping Pong Table
Pool Table
Private Garden
Cable/satellite TV
Shared Indoor Pool
Cooker
Toaster
Towels Provided
TV
Washer
Wi-Fi
There Is A Golf Course Within 30 Mins Drive
Rural/Countryside Retreats
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Located between Stow-on-the-Wold, Chipping Norton and Burford.
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