Introduction
"The holiday cottage is set on the site of a former granary in a stable yard perfect for a hideaway holiday for two just the place to escape away from the stresses and strains of everyday life. Pleasure Row enjoys an idyllic location and is surrounded by stunning countryside with beautiful woodlands. Ideal for the keen walker or cyclist or one might prefer to explore from horseback. Why not book a guided trek at the on-site riding school.\nContained within a traditional Hampshire Clapper Board Barn exterior this holiday cottages has a lovely kitchen and bathroom elegant furnishings equipped for your comfort and convenience including WiFi and cable broadband. There is a delightful outdoor seating area in the shared patio courtyard with garden furniture ideal for al fresco dining.\nThe property has an inter-connecting door to the 1 bed unit Whitedown accommodating 8 guests in total."
Summary
Pleasure Row: sleeps 6 in 2 double bedrooms (or 1 double and 1 twin), 1 twin bedroom, 1 spacious open plan sitting room/kitchen/dinning room.
Twin bedroom (sleeps 2) with en-suite bathroom.
Open plan sitting room/ kitchen/ dining room with comfortable seating for 6. TV, DVD.
Modern fitted kitchen with fridge, dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave and cooker. Dining table and large sliding doors to the communal patio area.
Ground Floor
Twin bedroom or king size double (sleeps 2) in Zip & Link, (please request upon booking)
Downstairs cloakroom
First Floor
King size double bedroom (sleeps 2) with en-suite shower room with shower, wc and basin.
Twin bedroom (sleeps 2) with en-suite bathroom.
Services
Central heating throughout
Wi-Fi
Outside
There is a patio area with seating set in a communal courtyard
What you need to know
Pets allowed (please stipulate the breed of dog when booking)
High chair and cot provided
Properties in England - Current government guidance states that in England, outdoor restaurants and takeaway options, as well as swimming pools are permitted to open in Step 2 (expected to be 12 April – 16 May 2021), subject to social distancing rules. Indoor entertainment and areas of hospitality will not be permitted to open until Step 3 (expected to be 17 May – 20 June 2021).
Wales: The latest Welsh government guidance states that outdoor attractions and outdoor hospitality, including at cafes, pubs and restaurants can reopen on Monday 26 April 2021. Gyms, leisure facilities and fitness facilities can reopen on 3 May 2021.
Scotland: The latest Scottish government guidance states that gyms and swimming pools can reopen for individual exercise on 26 April 2021. On the same day, outdoor hospitality (which can serve alcohol and stay open until 10pm) and indoor hospitality (without alcohol and closing at 8pm) can reopen.
Government guidance and legislation on COVID 19 changes frequently. Before you travel, you need to ensure you have checked and understood the relevant legislation and guidance that is applicable to you and the make up of your party.