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Less than a mile south of Chipping Campden down a country lane is the small village of Broad Campden, only over-shadowed in size by its neighbour, Broad Campden has a wonderful collection of cottages, many thatched, built from the lovely golden Cotswold stone. The village is built in the a valley of small stream - the name "Campden" is early English for "Valley with Fields" - that feeds into the Knee Brook a little way to the east, and surrounded by rolling fields. St.Mitchael's & All Angels is a small parish church that was built in 1868 and designed by Prichard of Llanduff, it has a communion rail made by C.R.Ashbee. There is also a Quaker Meeting House built in 1663, making it the oldest meeting house still in use in the country. The Bakers Arms is a lovely, traditional Cotswold pub dating from the early 18th century. The Malt House, as its name implies, was the village malting house Barley from local farms was soaked in clear stream water, spread out on the malting floor and under gentle heat allowed to germinate, it was then dried to make the Malt and used in the brewing process to add flavour to Beer and Ale; it is now Guest House. Broad Campden is ideally suited as a base from which to explore the northern Cotswolds, there many lovely walks in and around the area and the Monarchs Way footpath passes through the village.
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The Court
(0.91 miles)
A historic house set in the Cotswold village of Chipping Campden. With a roaring open fire and cocoa in the snug over the winter months and extensive mature gardens to enjoy during the English summer... ...
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Red Lion Inn
(0.95 miles)
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The Red Lion is a traditional Cotswolds inn with 5 rooms, located on one of the most beautiful High Streets in the uk.
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Noel Arms Hotel
(0.95 miles)
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At the centre of a traditional countryside scene, this 16th-century hotel in the High Street has been named a conservation area. Charles II once stayed here.
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Volunteer Inn
(0.95 miles)
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This locally owned 17th century inn, is crammed with history, traditional local cask ales and plenty of character, and stands at the lower end of Chipping Campden's historic High Street.
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Lygon Arms Hotel
(0.97 miles)
The Lygon Arms is a small family run hotel well known for its friendly atmosphere and traditional English food offering accommodation, restaurants and public bar.
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Cotswold House Hotel
(0.98 miles)
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This exquisite 4-star hotel offers peace and tranquillity; sublime luxury and comfort, and exceptional food, as well as some of the most beautiful landscapes in England, right on the doorstep.
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The Kings Hotel
(1.00 miles)
Nestled in the heart of picturesque Chipping Campden, the Kings Hotel is a charming 18th century building boasting distinctive and stylish accommodation. Sympathetic and careful renovation means guests can enjoy all the modern day comforts ... more
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Chipping Campden B&B
(1.08 miles)
Bed and breakfast in the heart of the Cotswold town of Chipping Campden. We are situated in the centre of town close to all the shops local pub's and all amenities. Chipping Campden ...
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The Old Manor
(1.77 miles)
The Old Manor is situated close to the historic and beautiful Cotswold town of Chipping Campden with its abundance of quaint shops, tea rooms, inns and restaurants. Paxford is a delightful quiet village centrally ...
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Lower Brook House
(1.83 miles)
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In the heart of the idyllic Cotswold village of Blockley, this traditional 17th century house offers 5-star guest accommodation in 6 individually decorated rooms, each with their own unique charm.
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