Strode House is within the 17th-century stable block which stands adjacent to Barrington Court House. Refurbished to a very high standard, the red brick of Strode House stands in stark contrast to the mellow Ham Hill stone of the 16th-century Barrington Court, which you can view from the windows, together with the landscaped areas around the moats and horse-chestnut avenues. Guests may walk through the formal gardens and there are plenty of lawn areas for playing, bike-riding, picnics etc. The lovely Ham stone village of Barrington is 5 minutes walks and has a local pub.

Ground Floor: entrance and communal hallway. Entrance and hallway leading to dining room, kitchen, bedroom (double with 5' bed) and separate lavatory. First Floor: very spacious sitting room with open fire, two bedrooms (1 double with 5' antique brass and iron bedstead, en-suite shower room with lavatory and 1 twin) and bathroom.

Facilities
Television, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, cot, highchair.

Visitor Notes:
Oil central heating included. Guests have the use of a communal resident garden area. There is parking available for two cars.