My name is Andrew Scott and I am the owner of March Hare Cottage. The cottages are independently owned and run by myself and my team. Our approach is to make our guests' stay as relaxing as possible by providing them with a warm and welcoming perspective. Having run the Cottages since 1987, I have been fortunate to have so many regular and wonderful clients, many of whom have become friends

March Hare Cottage is a charming period property located in the historic village of Bretforton in the Vale of Evesham, one of Worcestershire’s most picturesque settings. Dating back to around 1800's, the cottage retains beautiful original features such as flagstone flooring and a characterful chimney. It offers a stylish and welcoming retreat and is situated just 5 miles from Broadway. Inside, the cottage the sitting room has central heating and an electric log-effect fireplace creating a warm atmosphere. Guests can enjoy Wi-Fi and a smart HD television, making it an ideal place to relax after a day exploring the surrounding countryside. A fully fitted kitchen and dining area is well equipped featuring a dishwasher, washing machine. Upstairs, there are two nice bedrooms, a main double bedroom and a second single bedroom with its own en-suite shower and toilet. The cottage also benefits from a downstairs bathroom, shower and toilet. Outside, the enclosed garden with patio seating offers a private space especially for pets

March Hare Cottage in Bretforton sits in the village centre, in Bridge Street has so many thatched and local stone cottages many dating back to the 18th Century. Being situated just over the road from the 13th Century St. Leonards Church. It is ideally placed for exploring the area. In the village itself, you can visit the historic Fleece Inn, a traditional Inn owned by the National Trust, known for its character and regular folk events. Just a short drive away is the picturesque village of Broadway, famous for its honey-coloured stone buildings, independent shops and access to Broadway Tower and the GWSR the Great Western Steam railway which runs to Cheltenham. The market town of Evesham sits nearby along the River Avon, providing riverside walks and a selection of local cafes and shops. The wider area is rich in scenic walking routes, traditional villages and cultural attractions, making it a perfect base for a relaxing and varied countryside escape.