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Church Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast

Lighthorne, Warwick, Warwickshire, CV35 0AR
Telephone: 01926 651251
Fax: 01926 650339
English Tourism Council 4 Diamonds

We are a 300 acre working farm with a period farmhouse which offers a friendly informal atmosphere in unique surroundings within the heart of the delightful village of Lighthorne.

Church Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast, Warwick, Divider

The house stands next to St Laurences Church in the village. It was originally a Monk's resting house for the Monks travelling along the Fosseway.

Church Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast, Warwick, Hallway

Church Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast, Warwick, Stairs

The house overlooks old stew ponds, which now have been converted to a fish farm. There has always been a dwelling place on this site since the 11th century and the village of Lighthorne grew around the Cruck House.

Church Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast, Warwick, Dining Room

There are a network of footpaths on the farm and nearby for keen walkers.

Overlooking the lakes we have two bird hides for our guests to view the huge selection of wildlife

Church Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast, Warwick, Bedroom

We have 2 double bedrooms and 1 twin bedroom all en suite bathrooms. The bathrooms have recently been renovated to a very high standard. Breakfast or dinner can be served in the dining room or more casually in the farmhouse kitchen. The cuisine is of a high standard as Susan is a qualified Chef or the Antelope Pub in the village (only a 3 minute walk) also serves very good food.

We are 3 miles from M40 junction 12.
As you leave motorway turn left towards Gaydon. At roundabout turn right onto B4100 heading towards heritage centre Warwick.
Stay on B4100 until you see sign for Lighthorne on Left.
As you enter village you will come down a steep hill. Turn right immediately at bottom of hill (it is beside a tiny triangular village green with parked cars around it, if you pass Antelope pub you have missed the turning.
Stay on road until very end and it will run into a dead end. We are the dead end. There is a large place to park with steps leading up to the front door.

Places of interest.

Warwick Castle, Broughton Castle, Kenilworth Castle, Rollright Stones, Whichford pottery, Stratford and Warwick Races, Shakespeare's birth place, RSC theatre, Compton Verney Art collection, Heritage Motor Museum, National Agricultural Centre, Moreton Morrell Agricultural and Equine College, Draycote Water (600 acre reservoir), 20 minutes from Birmingham, 35 minutes from Blenheim Palace, 45 minutes from Cheltenham Races, The Cotswolds.

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