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Old Toms Cottage

Address

Lincomb Farm
Lincomb
Nr. Stourport on Severn
Worcestershire
DY13 9RB

Contact

Tel : 01299 251276

1 bedroom self catering barn conversion ideal for couple situated 2 miles from Stourport on Severn on working arable farm. Ideally situated for Malvern Hills,

Cotswolds Stratford and surrounding areas.

1 bedroom with luxury 6 foot double bed,sitting / dining room, high specification kitchen with built in fridge freezer, fan oven and hob and granite effect work surfaces and splashbacks. Furnished and decorated throughout to a high standard with 32" lcd flatscreen tv (freeview), DVD/HiFi surround system. Shower room with luxury fittings and large walk in Grohe shower. Exposed original beams and oak wooden floorboards and doors, central heating and all bedlinen towels etc included.

WiFi available free!

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Directions

By Road

M5 junction 6 - take A449 sign posted Kidderminster for approx 8 miles. Take the A4025 to Stourport on Severn. Lincomb Lane is the 2nd turning on the left of the A4025. Once on Lincomb Lane continue for 3/4 mile. Lincomb Farm is on your right, Old Toms is on the right through farmgate. Parking in adjacent garage.

By Public Transport

No public transport facilities within 2 miles.

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