Self Catering Accommodation in Lower Tean, STOKE-ON-TRENT (UK)

Blythe Farmhouse

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Riverside Road,
Tean,
Lower Tean,
STOKE-ON-TRENT,
ST10 4JW

T : 01538 724061
F : 01538 724061
M : 07969 443869

Blythe Farmhouse - Self Catering Accommodation

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Based in Lower Tean (Stoke-on-Trent), Blythe Farmhouse is a friendly family run business offering quality self catering accommodation to clients wanting that extra personal touch while enjoying all Staffordshire has to offer including Alton Towers and Chatsworth House. Recently completed the self catering accommodation has only been established in 2008. Accommodation and service offered is of a very high standard and owners David and Irene are committed to providing a good friendly service.

No longer a working farm Blythe Farmhouse offers peace and tranquillity surrounded by fantastic views of the Staffordshire countryside. The open plan lounge with log fire and two relaxing sofas (one is a sofa bed) is warm and comfortable what ever the time of year. The accommodation offers one double bedroom on the ground floor, with memory foam mattress. A spacious wet room and well equipped kitchen and dining area to accommodate 6 people. Upstairs a wonderful beamed double bedroom, with memory foam mattress and en-suite. Quality fittings and appliances including TV / DVD fitted throughout.

Helping clients to enjoy their stay throughout the year is the main objective of David and Irene. The Seasons change but there is always plenty to see and do. A pack containing places to visit in the area is provided so more can be got out of your stay in this wonderful area. There are plenty of country pubs and restaurants to suit taste and budget with David and Irene happy to book tables in restaurants when asked. There is so much opportunity walking, photography, cycling, swimming, Theme parks(Alton Towers), paintball, Historic Houses including Chatsworth and the Potteries home to the 'oatcake'.