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The Cartshed is a charming barn conversion situated on the outskirts of Defford, Worcestershire. This delightful retreat is perfect for families or friends seeking a serene countryside escape. Beyond the doors at The Cartshed, you will be greeted by a spacious open-plan area, thoughtfully designed to cater to all your needs. The kitchen is kitted out with everything the chef will need to whip up some delicious bites! Adjacent to the kitchen, the dining area offers seating for four, providing a perfect setting for enjoying home-cooked meals or planning the day's adventures. The sitting area, part of this open-plan space, invites you to relax and unwind. Sink into the inviting seating and catch up on your favourite shows on the TV or get lost in a good book creating a warm end to each day. Outside, the south facing patio offers a lovely spot to enjoy the fresh countryside air. Whether you're sipping your morning coffee or dining al fresco, this outdoor space adds an extra touch of elegance to your stay at The Cartshed. When it's time to retire for the night, you will find two beautifully presented bedrooms. The first is a king-size room, offering plenty of space and comfort, while the second room features a double bed, ensuring a rejuvenating night's sleep for all. The property also benefits from a contemporary bathroom, complete with a bath and an overhead shower meaning there is a choice between a hot soak in the tub or a quicker rinse under the shower! Whatever your tastes and preferences, The Cartshed serves as the ideal base from which to experience the highlights of charming Defford and beyond including Croome Court, a National Trust property located a few minutes away. Note: This property can be booked with Ref 1105036 & 1162448 together sleeping up to 6 guests. Defford is a small village on the edge of Bredon Hill, in Worcestershire's Heritage Garden, one of the most unspoilt areas of England, famous for its Blossom Trail and locally grown fruit and veg. The elegant market town of Pershore, on the River Avon, is a short drive away, boasting Georgian architecture, a medieval Abbey and many shops, restaurants and traditional inns. Close by is the riverside town of Upton on Severn with its' flourishing marina, half-timbered buildings, music and water festivals, and popular local vineyard. The magnificent Malvern Hills and Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of Shakespeare, numerous National Trust properties, Cheltenham Racecourse and ancient mellow Cotswold villages are also within easy reach. The many delights of Worcestershire's open countryside, with its' agricultural shows, open gardens and village fetes, typifies rural England and was reputedly used as a model for BBC 4's The Archers. There are many lovely walks and cycle trails, museums and olde worlde pubs - something to suit all tastes and at time of year.