The Orchard Barn
We are situated on the tree line of the 27,000 acres of Royal Forest of Dean, 30 seconds from your front door. With acres of space with meadows, ponds and streams walk the farmland or the woodlands.
Orchard Barn is a substantial stone building standing on the edge of its own 6 acre meadow; it was formerly used for animal housing and fodder storage. It is large and lavishly appointed. Orchard Barn can comfortably accommodate up to six adults in three bedrooms with three bathrooms. There is a large extending Oak Farmhouse dining-table, ideal for gatherings of up to ten or for bringing in outside caterers. Many old features have been retained, and complemented by under floor heating, a wood-burner and thoroughly modern appliances throughout.
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Sutton Baynham Farm,
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Sutton Road, Littledean, Gloucestershire,, GL14 2TU
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Nearby Attractions
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