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Self-Catering Holiday Homes
Our homes are in Bishops Stortford, close to Stansted airport. The aircraft are
not permitted to fly over the town so our holiday homes do not get much aircraft
noise. Please see our town information page for details of the area. They have a
3 stars rating.
Cedar Court Cottage
Cedar Court is quietly situated in communal gardens about 5-7 minutes walk into
the town centre. All accommodation is on the ground floor. It has one double
bedroom, bathroom with bath and electric shower, lounge with dining furniture,
sofa bed and TV. The bedroom contains a hairdryer and clock radio. The kitchen
is well equipped with full oven, micro, fridge/freezer, washer, toaster, kettle
and all necessary cooking utensils. At the rear is a communal patio with your
own garden furniture to enjoy the summer days. There is an allocated parking
space outside. Designed for 2 . Close by are the meadows though which the River
Stort flows and local sports grounds. . These make a very pleasant area to walk
and watch.
Cedar Court Studio
The studio is a compact cosy ground floor apartment in the same development,
very close to the cottage.. It also opens at the rear on to the same communal
patio area. The studio area contains bedroom furniture, lounge furniture, TV,
dining table and chairs, etc. The bathroom has newly fitted bath and electric
shower over, whilst the kitchen has washer, fridge with freezer compartment,
toaster, kettle, microwave, full oven etc. The bedroom area contains
double beds, wardrobe and dressing table and is equipped with hair dryer and
clock/radio. As with the cottage, it is a 5-7 minutes walk into the town centre
for shops and restaurants and there is an allocated parking space outside.
Maximum sleeping capacity is 2.
Bishop's Stortford is an old
Hertfordshire market town dating back to Norman times.
The White Stag, is the town's mascot. He is now on view outside the local book
shop.
In days gone by, the town
belonged to the Bishop of London. It still has a number of old buildings, a
castle mound and a magnificent church.
The town grew up around the River Stort from where it got its name.
There is a good range of shops and a weekly market which stretches from one end
of the town to the other.
Visitors can enjoy a cinema, bowling, swimming pool, etc and many restaurants.
The main line station provides fast trains (30 minutes) to London and Cambridge,
both towns being about 25 miles away.
The area is surrounded by rural countryside and there are many pleasant walks
along the river and around the villages.
Tel 01279 653614
www.angleseyhouse.com
Hertfordshire self catering holiday cottages