Clara Cottage

The Space
Clara Cottage is a semi-detached property nestled within two beautiful twin courtyards, offering a charming and tranquil setting. The stable door entrance opens into a welcoming, open-plan living area that combines the kitchen, dining, and living spaces. The well-equipped kitchen includes modern appliances, while the dining area offers seating for four, including a highchair. The cosy living room features two bucket chairs, a sofa with footstool, and a flat-screen SMART TV, where guests can sign into their own Netflix account or other apps (just remember to log out). For entertainment, there is a DVD player, a DAB radio with Bluetooth to play your own music, as well as a selection of games, DVDs, and books for all ages. The cottage is also equipped with a dishwasher and washing machine for added convenience.

Upstairs, stairs lead from the living area to the first-floor landing, where you'll find two comfortable bedrooms. The master bedroom is bright and airy, with a front window overlooking the main courtyard and a feature window looking over the staircase to enhance the room’s lightness. It features a king-size bed with a Harrison Spinks mattress, a small set of drawers (which can also be used as a dressing table), and wall hooks for hanging clothes. The second bedroom includes a double bed with a memory foam mattress, a small set of drawers, a Velux skylight with a blackout blind, and wall hooks for hanging clothes. The contemporary bathroom suite offers a shower over the bath, completing this charming and functional retreat.
The property also has an allocated parking space, in addition to overflow spaces should they need to be used.

Neighborhood
Evesham, a delightful market town in Worcestershire, is steeped in history and surrounded by the fertile landscapes of the Vale of Evesham. Once home to one of England’s most important abbeys, the town honours its heritage through sites like the serene Abbey Park and the ruins of Evesham Abbey, which provide a peaceful setting for walks and reflection. The town centre is a charming mix of independent shops, traditional markets, and cosy cafés, creating a lively yet laid-back atmosphere. The Almonry Museum, set in a 14th-century building, offers fascinating insights into the town’s past, from its monastic origins to its pivotal role in the Battle of Evesham during the Second Barons' War. Known for its rich agricultural heritage, Evesham is particularly famous for its orchards and market gardens, which are celebrated each spring during the Blossom Trail. This scenic route showcases the stunning fruit tree blossoms and the surrounding countryside. The nearby River Avon provides opportunities for boating, riverside strolls, and peaceful picnics. With its blend of history, natural beauty, and a strong sense of community, Evesham captures the essence of the English countryside, making it a truly enchanting destination.

Getting Around
Evesham is well-connected by train, with regular services linking the town to Worcester, Oxford, and London. For drivers, the A46 and A44 offer easy access to the town, with plenty of parking available in the town centre. Local buses connect Evesham to nearby villages and attractions, including the scenic Cotswolds and the picturesque Vale of Evesham. The town's compact centre is ideal for exploring on foot, with historic landmarks like the Abbey ruins and Almonry Museum just a short walk away. For those looking to explore further, cycling and driving are excellent ways to discover the surrounding countryside, including the orchards, riverside paths, and the famous Blossom Trail.