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Lodge Farm is situated in the heart of the Cotswolds, less than two miles from the ancient Wool Market town of Tetbury. The town is now renowned for its antique shops. The farmhouse itself is thought to have been built in the early 1700s and is set well away from the lane, in twenty acres of its own grounds. Opposite is the Elizabethan mansion Chavenage House which is open to the public between May and September on Thursdays and Sundays, or by special appointment. Nicky and Robin have a small farm consisting of pure bred Hebridean black sheep and also a flock of commercial sheep, which run with their thoroughbred horses that they are breeding to produce their own Event horses. Robin has a great interest in vintage cars.
Lodge Farm offers two comfortable double/twin bedrooms with ensuite facilities in a Grade II listed house, with dinner by arrangement. It is an excellent centre from which to explore the Cotswolds by foot, horse or by car. Nicky and Robin Salmon are more than happy to accommodate horses by arrangement. |
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