Small and rustic, in a busy working farm yard, our old Pigsty’s were rebuilt and turned into three perfectly small Piggy Pens, for short or longer stays. Fully equipped inside and done out in an industrial style, they reflect the farmyard feel. Look out onto our sheep and cows, and be surrounded by birds and wildlife. The night skies can be amazing and the owls will serenade you. We are nestled under the Cotswold Hills, which can be accessed by a footpath across our field. A small one bedroom industrial style building, in a working farmyard, done out nicely, with a cosy feel, where even the rain can lull you to sleep as it pitapats on the roof. The open plan living area incorporates the sitting area, with sofa and 43” smart TV, and the kitchen area, which is fully equipped with hob, oven, microwave, and fridge freezer, enabling you to prepare delicious meals which can be eaten at the built in breakfast-bar looking out over the fields. The bedroom has a double bed with a large wardrobe and an en-suite shower room with a large cupboard housing the washing machine and storage. Outside the patio doors is a privately fenced sitting area to enjoy the sun or sunset with your favourite drink, watching our sheep graze, listening to the birds and owls, and on clear nights, stargazing. As it is a working farm yard, some of the outside areas can be in constant need of a little TLC, so may not be so picturesque! It can also get a bit muddy (especially in winter) if you are exploring on foot, so wellies or walking boots are a must. The property looks up to the Cotswold Hills and is 100 metres from the footpath that leads you to Saintbury, (where there is a Cafe) and the Cotswold escarpment, with footpaths to Chipping Campden, Willersey and Broadway. Should you wish to take a short stroll, we have our own small private wood you can enjoy a meander or sit and take in the surroundings. We are about 1 mile (along the main road), from the village of Weston Subedge which has a Pub (The Seagrave Arms) and a Village Bar, and 3 miles from Chipping Campden, which has a number of pubs, restaurants and a couple of grocery stores and a delicatessen.