Guests say
Yew Tree Farm is highly praised for its cleanliness, spaciousness, and welcoming touches such as a generous hamper and fresh flowers. The property boasts a well-equipped kitchen, comfortable bedrooms, and a hot tub, making it ideal for large groups and family gatherings. The presence of a farm and a local pub adds to the charm, although attention to maintenance details and pet compatibility is advised.
Guests consistently noted the property as spotless and well-maintained, with only a single mention of dishes not being tidied away, which appears to be an isolated incident.
The property's location is appreciated for its proximity to a pub and play area, with the added bonus of a farm to visit. The rural setting in Oxfordshire is implied to be pleasant, though specific details on accessibility and convenience are limited.
The property is described as warm and comfortable, with plenty of space and comfortable beds. However, a damp smell in the master bedroom and the need for more twin beds have been noted.
Facilities are generally well-regarded, especially the kitchen and hot tub. However, there are several mentions of maintenance issues such as a broken dishwasher rack, a faulty sink, and a need for additional bathrooms, which suggests room for improvement.
The hosts are commended for their thoughtfulness, with mentions of welcome gifts such as hampers, Easter eggs, and fresh flowers. It should be noted that while these gestures are appreciated, they may not be guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Brill 3.1 miles. Yew Tree Farm is a spacious farmhouse nestled in the village of Ludgershall near Brill in Buckinghamshire. The well-appointed holiday home boasts a vast garden with a patio and furniture, ideal for enjoying the sun and countryside views, welcoming up to sixteen guests sleeping across eight bedrooms and making it the ideal base for a family to get together. After a busy day exploring the surrounding attractions settle down in either of the spacious sitting rooms, one of which is home to the characterful woodburning stove that warms the room and provides a homely glow; bask in its light before heading into the fully-equipped kitchen to help prepare a tasty meal. Enjoy this together in the conservatory where there is a dining table before heading outside to indulge in a glass of wine at the patio furniture where you can watch the sun set over the countryside or enjoy some relaxing time in the hot tub. When the evening draws to a close head to bed for some well-earned rest and relaxation; the property boasts eight double bedrooms spanning all three floors, two have en-suite bathrooms and the rest are serviced by a bathroom with bath and walk-in shower. Yew Tree Farm is an idyllic location for those seeking a countryside retreat, however the village of Brill lies nearby with a local shop, pub and its famous windmill. For more attractions you can take a short drive to the city of Oxford where you can take leisurely strolls along the River Thames or in Grandpont Nature Park, or explore the wealth of history available throughout the city visit Oxford Castle and Prison, The Story Museum, the Ashmolean Museum or explore Harry Potter filming locations in Oxford University’s Christ Church and Bodleian Library. For guests seeking a more vibrant nightlife, head for a drink in one of Oxford's many pubs, bars and restaurants including, The Bear Inn a 13th century pub, The Castle or The Chequers. The towns of Bicester and Aylesbury are also located near the property and have a variety of other attractions. Yew Tree Farm is ideal for a memorable family get together in the Buckinghamshire countryside
Brill, a civil parish in the county of Buckinghamshire, can be found between the cities of Oxford and Bicester and the town of Aylesbury. The village is famous for its large Windmill, the timbers of which date back to 1685; the mill is now a Grade II listed building and can be visited once a week from March to September. J. R. R. Tolkein liked the name of the town so much that he based the fictional village of Bree on it for The Lord of the Rings trilogy. There is a store and a bar called The Pointer for a fun night out. Explore the rich history of nearby Oxford, just a short drive away. Stop by Oxford Castle and the Ashmolean Museum. Bicester and Aylesbury, both small towns, offer even more conveniences, such as shops and restaurants and are also nearby.
Accommodation
Set over three floors.
Ground floor - (2 double bedrooms, one of the bedrooms has an extra single bed).
1st floor - (4 double bedrooms, 3 of them are en suite), (2 bedrooms that have 1 extra single bed each).
2nd floor - (2 double bedrooms which have a shared bathroom in the middle).
Bathroom with bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Utility.
Sitting room.
Sitting room with woodburning stove.
Conservatory/dining area.
Huge Gallery with dining for up to 18
Oil central heating with woodburning stove.
AGA, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer, WiFi.
Fuel, power and starter for woodburning stove included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking.
Large rear garden with lawn, hot tub and patio with furniture.
One well-behaved pet welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 2.8 miles and pub 0.1 miles.
Nearby points of interest
- Waddesdon Manor
- Bicester Village
Reviews (16)
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Leah
Clean bathrooms with toiletries. A great kitchen area with everything that we needed. The main dining room is a really lovely space but there is a short walk between this room and the kitchen. A minor point but it would have been nice to know from the listing that someone would be staying in the annex whilst we were using the property.
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Rich
Rooms were lovely, lots of space and the home was well equipped for us. We had fun playing games in the garden. Thank you
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Roger
Booked for a 70th birthday celebration. Plenty of space in the house and gardens for 11 adults, 3 children and a baby! Perfect to either stay at home or travel to local attractions. Play park for the children only a couple of minutes down the road. They also enjoyed feeding the farm animals. Thank you Sharon! Only negatives were that the garden furniture was a bit 'tired' although we managed to get enough chairs together to eat outside. And there were no instructions for the hot tub, which was quite hot as we had really hot days when we were there.