Hidcote Boyce, Nr Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire

Pig & Whistle is a stunning contemporary home built in 2006 by the current owners on the site of the former village pub. Built of local Cotswold stone, the property has far reaching views over its garden and the surrounding countryside and has an excellent balance of light and airy commodation arranged over 3 floors. The front door opens into an impressive dining/reception hall with staircase to a galleried landing. Off the hall is fully fitted kitchen/breakfast room with French doors into the garden and steps down into a sitting room. A short passage from the hall leads through a study area to a drawing room with vaulted ceiling and French doors into the garden. Stairs rise from the hall to the galleried landing of which is the principal bedroom with large en-suite bathroom. There are 2 further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Stairs rise to the second floor with 2 more bedrooms and another bathroom.

One of the features of Pig & Whistle, are the glorious gardens that the owners have created during their ownership. At the front of the house is a large border, full of colour and a wide variety of plants. The garden to the rear is predominately lawned with further extensively planted borders. Beyond the lawned area is a wild garden and orchard which includes a tarmacked play area. Beside the house is a double garage with workshop.

Pig & Whistle is situated on the edge of the pretty
North Cotswold village of Hidcote Boyce and has
fantastic views towards the Malvern Hills. The pretty Cotswold market town of Chipping Campden lies only 3 miles away, where there is a good range of shops catering for most everyday needs including a library, schools, church and a doctor’s surgery. Moreton-in-Marsh is to the south and offers similar amenities including supermarkets. There is the popular pub The Ebrington Arms in the village of Ebrington. In addition, the property is within the catchment area of the renowned Secondary School in Chipping Campden.

The cultural centres of Cheltenham, Oxford and
Stratford-upon-Avon provide more extensive
shopping, recreational and educational facilities.
Frequent and direct rail services run from Moreton-in -Marsh, just 9 miles away, to London Paddington, taking approximately 93 minutes. Alternatively, the Chiltern line to both Birmingham and London can be accessed from Banbury. Both the M40 and M5 motorways are within easy reach through a network of decent roads. The surrounding countryside offers some very enjoyable walks including the beautiful
gardens at the National Trust Hidcote Manor. Sporting opportunities include National Hunt racing at Cheltenham and Worcester, golf at Broadway as well as numerous other courses in the vicinity.