Church Farm Accommodation is a family run business set in the picturesque village of Bickenhill. We offer a homely, relaxed and friendly atmosphere where our guests can enjoy tranquil country living just a mile away from the NEC. Church Farm is conveniently positioned 5 minutes from the NEC, Genting arena and the Motorcycle museum. We are also close to the major transport links, Birmingham Airport and Railway station and just 1 mile from the M42 junction 6.
Whether on holiday or business we are ideally placed, with easy access to Solihull, Coventry and local Businesses at Trinity park, Blythe Valley and Birmingham Business park. Families are also well catered for - we have ample outside space and there are also a number of local attractions for families to visit such as, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick Castle, Drayton Manor Park and Cadbury World.
Church Farm is Ideally located for business or pleasure and we aim to make all our guests feel at home during their stay. Guests can also enjoy a home cooked full English breakfast.
Whether on holiday or business we are ideally placed, with easy access to Solihull, Coventry and local Businesses at Trinity park, Blythe Valley and Birmingham Business park. Families are also well catered for - we have ample outside space and there are also a number of local attractions for families to visit such as, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick Castle, Drayton Manor Park and Cadbury World.
Church Farm is Ideally located for business or pleasure and we aim to make all our guests feel at home during their stay. Guests can also enjoy a home cooked full English breakfast.
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Church Farm was bought as a family home in 1988, and then in 1997 some of the stables were converted into guest accommodation.
Many of the features of the original Tudor cottage can still be witnessed in the main house.
The Church next to the Farmhouse is nearly 1000 years old and is recorded in the Doomsday book.
Church Farm was bought as a family home in 1988 and in 1997 a number of the stables were converted into guest accommodation.
Four remaining stables on the opposite side of the courtyard house our resident horses, Bertie, Sailor, Bobby and Ricky.
Many of the features of the original Tudor cottage can still be witnessed in the main house.
The Church next to the Farmhouse is nearly 1000 years old and is recorded in the Doomsday book.
Church Farm was bought as a family home in 1988 and in 1997 a number of the stables were converted into guest accommodation.
Four remaining stables on the opposite side of the courtyard house our resident horses, Bertie, Sailor, Bobby and Ricky.
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