Places To Visit
Discover the joys of historic towns, honey- coloured villages, exquisite stately homes and breathtaking countryside all a stone's throw from our barns
Located in the Golden Triangle
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Did you know there is a ‘Golden Triangle’ where the joys of butterscotch coloured Cotswolds villages, historic Warwick and Shakespeare’s Stratford are all within arm’s reach of each other? At its heart is the beautiful village of Walton, located in a hamlet in the heart of a 16th Century privately owned estate where you will find Mount Pleasant Barns nestled away on top of the hill. It’s quintessentially English countryside at its very best, Walton truly is the location that just keeps on giving.
Stratford & Warwick
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Sitting prettily on the banks of the River Avon, littered with picturesque half-timbered medieval buildings, Stratford on Avon, home to Shakespeare is awash with places to visit.
Here are a few favourites not to be missed!
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Royal Shakespeare Company Theatre
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Shakespeares Birthplace
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Mary Arden’s Farm
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Anne Hathaways Cottage
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Stratford Butterfly Farm
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Warwick Castle
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Boating on the River Avon
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Stratford on Avon and Warwick Racecourses
The Cotswolds
Charming villages, butterscotch-toned streets, sheep-nibbled hills and valleys not to mention unique artisan shopping experiences and a plethora of hipster restaurants and eateries, the Cotswolds is one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in the UK.
From Mount Pleasant Barns you can easily reach the towns and villages of Stow on the Wold, Chipping Campden, Moreton in the Marsh, Broadway, Chipping Norton and Bourton on the Water. There’s a phenomenal amount to do in the Cotswolds, but whether you come for some peace and quiet in the UK’s largest AONB, or an eating, drinking and boutique browsing extravaganza, you’re in for a treat.
National Trust
If you're a member of the National Trust, then on a stay with us you are spoilt for choice with many National Trust Properties within 20 miles including Charlecote Park and Upton House & Gardens which are literally down the road! There’s also Farnborough Hall, Chastleton House, Hidcote, Snowshill Manor, Baddesley Clinton and Packwood House not to mention many independent houses, gardens, and attractions which are privately owned and open to the public including Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, Kiftsgate, Batsford Arboretum, and Stanway House which has the tallest gravity-fed fountain in the world!