Welcome to Botloes Farm Barn, your country retreat begins here.
A monochrome marvel - this fully equipped kitchen has both a lovely feature Aga and a conventional oven.
A romantic meal overlooking the pretty garden - who could resist!
The elegant and stylish principal bedroom will invite you in.
The open plan living area opens out to the delightful garden area.
One of two tranquil ponds, the perfect place to while away the lazy summer evenings.
Just the perfect spot to relax in a beautifully secluded private garden area.
The front door leads you into the cosy kitchen.
The interior has been refurbished to a high standard with elegant touches throughout.
Relax with your loved ones in this welcoming open plan living and dining area.
The wood-burner is just perfect for relaxing evenings by the fire.
Such a lovely social area for relaxing with a coffee and a crossword.
Exposed beams and those 'little touches' make for a memorable stay.
The living area has comfy sofas and a Smart TV to enjoy a movie, or two!
The principal bedroom is light, bright and spacious.
Relax in bed, or soak in the luxurious copper bath...the choice is yours.
Sheer indulgence!
Sumptuous soft furnishings and pretty artwork, create a serene and calm space.
The modern wet-room offers a perfect pampering experience.
Accessible via an outdoor staircase, the second double bedroom provides privacy and seclusion.
The second bedroom is just lovely, lie back and enjoy the views.
Let the fresh country air in and forget your daily stresses.
The view towards the en suite.
There are also tea and coffee making facilities so you can really enjoy your privacy and home comforts without having to leave the room.
The bedroom comes complete with a delightful en suite bathroom featuring an elegant roll-top bath.
The monochrome theme continues with high end finishings and modern style.
The upstairs bedroom is accessible via an outdoor staircase.
The barn is situated within the serene surroundings of Botloes Farm.
There is plenty of parking at the side of the barn.
As you look down towards the private garden you can appreciate the idyllic surrounding countryside.
There is plenty of quality garden furniture to chill out and enjoy the fresh country air.
There is even a sauna in the grounds to treat yourself.
And....unwind...relax those muscles after a day exploring the countryside.
The tranquil ponds are there for guests to enjoy.
The extensive woodlands are the ideal spot to explore.
Explore the seven acres of picturesque landscapes.
Pretty views of the orchard.
The Three Choirs Vineyard and Restaurant is just a short walk away.
Newent is certainly one of the most attractive towns in the Forest of Dean area. It is a thriving, unspoilt market town with a wide range of attractions for the shopper and visitor.
The beautiful Cannop Ponds in the Forest of Dean.
The stunning Wye Valley! This beautiful National Landscape is simply breathtaking. At its heart is the River Wye, one of the most natural rivers in Britain, which meanders majestically through the Welsh/English border.
Gloucester Cathedral is one of Britain’s greatest buildings, representing over 1,300 years of Christian faith and heritage. The Cathedral is open daily, entry is by donation, and all are welcome.
Botloes Farm Barn
57111.6 miles N of Newent | Sleeps 4 (no children under 12)
7 Nights from £726
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
The Kings Arms is a traditional pub situated on the outskirts of Newent. Food is freshly prepared and there's a large sunny beer garden for alfresco dining in summer.
September 2024
Recommend
Didn't have a booking but able to have dinner. Very good food. Large portions but they will give you a "doggy" bag on request. Hot plates and hot food which is a good sign. Good choice of menu. Staff friendly and attentive, especially with a slight intolerance issue. Very good value for money.
September 2024
Recommend
Didn't have a booking but able to have dinner. Very good food. Large portions but they will give you a "doggy" bag on request. Hot plates and hot food which is a good sign. Good choice of menu. Staff friendly and attentive, especially with a slight intolerance issue. Very good value for money.
Nearby beach
With extensive parklands, adventure activities and a sandy beach, this is a great place for a day out with all the family. Ticket entry includes parking, access to the beach, kids play area and the parkland. See their website for other activities and to book tickets.
Nearby walk
Newent Lake Park is an oasis of peace and a haven for wildlife in the town. Mature oak, beech and sycamore trees are abundant around the lake whilst the local ducks, coots and moorhens enjoy the water and island. Take a wander along the re-landscaped footpaths throughout the seasons.
Nearby town
Newent is a charming town with a collection of grand achitectural buildings and over 100 listed buildings. The Market Square has a good selection of independent shops, cafes and pubs and you will find a delightful lake and park close to the town centre.
Also nearby
Enjoy a tour of Gloucestershire's oldest and largest vineyard here at Three Choirs. If you'd rather try wine tasting take a look at their website for further details and how to book.
Open Monday to Friday weekly, Bentleys Castle is the perfect place to stock up on apples, pears, plums and juices, all freshly grown on site. You will also find a range of sauces and relishes, ideal holiday gifts!
Welcome to Newent Golf Club, a par 3, 9 hole course with mature trees and water on the 3rd. Tee off times can be booked via their website, and please note you will need your own clubs. This course is not suitable for beginners.
Leave behind the hustle and bustle of the town centre and head for the arboretum where you will find 9 acres of tranquil parkland with mature trees and lots of places to sit. Dogs are welcome and can spend time off lead here.
Situated on the border between Gloucestershire and Herefordshire, The Kilcot Inn is a charming traditional inn serving real ales and cider alongside freshly prepared food. There's a fabulous rose garden and African pods, ideal for alfresco dining. Dogs are welcome in the bar area.
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