Familienfreundliches Landhaus mit Garten

This detached, contemporary house sits on a new development on the outskirts of the market town of Bedworth, Warwickshire. Set over two floors, 23 Moat House Close is a wonderful escape for families and friends looking to holiday in this region of Warwickshire. Upon arrival you are greeted by off-road parking immediately outside the house, so you can easily unload your baggage and weekly shop. Step into the kitchen/diner, wonderfully presented for home-cooking with a selection of integrated appliances on offer, including a washing machine so you can easily freshen up your wardrobe! Serve culinary delights at the dining table before taking a seat on the sofa and enjoying on-demand entertainment from the Smart TV. As you look to catch some rest, there are four tastefully presented bedrooms to choose from, including two king-size doubles, and a twin with zip/link beds, so there's plenty of options. Rinse away the day with a wash in the bathroom, whilst there is also a downstairs cloakroom for convenience. The market town of Bedworth is home to a selection of amenities including many shops, pubs, cafés and restaurants, along with two large supermarkets for picking up the essentials. In the town centre lies the Bedworth Civic Hall which plays host to a diverse range of activities including concerts by international artists and orchestras. Hop in the car and head south to the city of Coventry, where you can explore a wealth of attractions; get revved up at the Transport Museum, wander through history at the Cathedral, picnic among the Bluebells at Coombe Abbey Park, get inspired at the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum or go bird-watching at Brandon Marsh Nature Reserve. For your next break, secure a stay at 23 Moat House Close in Bedworth. In the Warwickshire borough of Nuneaton and Bedworth is the market town of Bedworth. It is located 3 miles from Nuneaton and 6 miles from Coventry. There are some of the best transportation connections in the nation in this town in Northern Warwickshire, including direct routes to London, Birmingham, and Coventry. Despite continuing to be regarded by many as a former coal mining region, Coventry and North Warwickshire played a significant role in the 19th century silk ribbon weaving industry. Today, the town's high street features a variety of independent stores and restaurants. The surrounding city of Coventry offers a variety of things for a family of all ages and interests, including music scenes, theatre, festivals, museums, and mediaeval history.