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Beesoni Lodge, Castlemorton

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Beesoni Lodge is a beautifully restored stone barn conversion in Worcestershire, set in the peaceful countryside near Martley. Original features include exposed timber beams and traditional stonework throughout. The barn sits in a rural location with open views across surrounding fields and farmland.

The accommodation sleeps up to six guests across three bedrooms. Two doubles and one twin room provide flexible sleeping arrangements. The main living area features an open-plan kitchen and dining space with barn doors opening onto the garden. A separate lounge offers a cosy retreat after days exploring the local area.

Guests can visit the Malvern Hills (8 miles, 15 minutes) for walking and panoramic views.

About Beesoni Lodge

Beesoni Lodge is a beautifully restored stone barn conversion in Worcestershire, set in the peaceful countryside near Martley. Original features include exposed timber beams and traditional stonework throughout. The barn sits in a rural location with open views across surrounding fields and farmland.

The accommodation sleeps up to six guests across three bedrooms. Two doubles and one twin room provide flexible sleeping arrangements. The main living area features an open-plan kitchen and dining space with barn doors opening onto the garden. A separate lounge offers a cosy retreat after days exploring the local area.

Guests can visit the Malvern Hills (8 miles, 15 minutes) for walking and panoramic views. Worcester Cathedral sits 10 miles away (20 minutes). The West Midland Safari Park makes a great family day out at 15 miles (25 minutes). Witley Court and Gardens offers historic ruins and formal gardens just 6 miles away (12 minutes).

Beesoni Lodge works perfectly for families wanting countryside peace with easy access to Worcestershire attractions. The rural setting and original barn character create a proper escape.

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What Guests Love

What do previous guests think about their group stay at Beesoni Lodge

Exposed Timber Beams

Original oak beams run throughout the barn conversion, creating authentic character in every room and reminding guests of the building's agricultural heritage.

Peaceful Rural Location

The barn sits in quiet Worcestershire countryside with open field views, offering a proper escape from busy life with farmland stretching in every direction.

Open-Plan Living Space

The kitchen and dining area flow together in a spacious barn layout, perfect for families to cook and eat together while enjoying the original features.

Traditional Stone Walls

Thick stone walls throughout the conversion provide authentic barn character and keep the property cool in summer and warm during winter months.

Garden with Barn Doors

Original barn doors open from the living space onto the private garden, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor flow for summer evenings and al fresco dining.

Malvern Hills Access

The famous Malvern Hills sit just eight miles away, offering walking routes, stunning views and outdoor adventures within a fifteen-minute drive from the barn.

Getting To Beesoni Lodge

Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat

By Car

To reach Beesoni Lodge by car, take the A44 through Worcester and continue towards Martley. The barn conversion is easily accessible from main roads and you'll have convenient off-road parking for two cars upon arrival.

By Train

For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Worcester Foregate Street, just a short taxi ride away from the accommodation. From there, it's a scenic journey through Worcestershire countryside to your barn conversion.

Off-road parking for two cars
Worcester Foregate Street station (10 miles)
Easily accessible from the A44

Group Attractions & More Nearby

Stuff for larger groups and families to try!

Malvern Museum
Distance: 8 miles (19 min drive)
WR14 3ES
Gloucester Cathedral
Distance: 16.3 miles (31 min drive)
GL1 2LR
Cathedral Church of Christ and the Blessed Mary, the Virgin of Worcester
Distance: 15.4 miles (33 min drive)
WR1 2LA
Midsummer Hill
Distance: 5.3 miles (13 min drive)
HR8 1ES
St. Wulstan's Local Nature Reserve
Distance: 4.9 miles (13 min drive)
WR14 4JW
Severn Way (3) Worcester to Bristol
Distance: 3.5 miles (15 min drive)
Cook's Bakery
Distance: 4.1 miles (13 min drive)
WR8 0HA
Warners
Distance: 4.4 miles (14 min drive)
WR8 0HU
Gordon Smith
Distance: 8 miles (19 min drive)
WR14 2FG
Great Malvern Station
Distance: 7.5 miles (18 min drive)
WR14 3AL
Ledbury Station
Distance: 9.2 miles (18 min drive)
HR8 1AR
Birmingham Airport
Distance: 49.5 miles (1 hr 16 min drive)
B26 3QN
Malvern Museum
Distance: 8 miles (19 min drive)
WR14 3ES
Gloucester Cathedral
Distance: 16.3 miles (31 min drive)
GL1 2LR
Cathedral Church of Christ and the Blessed Mary, the Virgin of Worcester
Distance: 15.4 miles (33 min drive)
WR1 2LA
Midsummer Hill
Distance: 5.3 miles (13 min drive)
HR8 1ES
St. Wulstan's Local Nature Reserve
Distance: 4.9 miles (13 min drive)
WR14 4JW
Severn Way (3) Worcester to Bristol
Distance: 3.5 miles (15 min drive)
Cook's Bakery
Distance: 4.1 miles (13 min drive)
WR8 0HA
Warners
Distance: 4.4 miles (14 min drive)
WR8 0HU
Gordon Smith
Distance: 8 miles (19 min drive)
WR14 2FG
Great Malvern Station
Distance: 7.5 miles (18 min drive)
WR14 3AL
Ledbury Station
Distance: 9.2 miles (18 min drive)
HR8 1AR
Birmingham Airport
Distance: 49.5 miles (1 hr 16 min drive)
B26 3QN

Is Beesoni Lodge Right For Your Group

Discover why this cottage is the one for your party or family reunion...

For Families
Children will love exploring the private garden and surrounding Worcestershire countryside from this barn conversion. The open fields provide space for outdoor games and adventures. The three-bedroom layout gives families room to spread out. Nearby attractions include West Midland Safari Park and the Malvern Hills for family walks. The peaceful rural setting offers a proper countryside experience away from traffic and noise.
Groups Will Love...
The exposed timber beams throughout Beesoni Lodge create authentic barn character in every room. Original oak beams cross the ceilings in the living spaces and bedrooms, showcasing the building's agricultural heritage. These structural features remind guests they're staying in a genuine converted barn rather than a modern build. The beams work beautifully with the traditional stone walls to create a countryside atmosphere that feels both historic and comfortable.
Pet Friendly
Beesoni Lodge does not accept pets, so guests will need to arrange alternative care for their dogs during their stay. Whilst the rural Worcestershire setting and surrounding fields would suit countryside walks, the property maintains a no-pets policy. The barn conversion and garden remain pet-free to accommodate all guests comfortably. Visitors with dogs should look for alternative barn conversions that welcome four-legged companions.

Dining & Cafes

Taste the local flavours during your stay at Beesoni Lodge

The Admiral Rodney Inn

Located 2 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: WR6 6QA

The Talbot at Knightwick

Located 5 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: WR6 5PH

The Crown Inn Martley

Located 2 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: WR6 6PL

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to our most common questions about Beesoni Lodge

Is Beesoni Lodge pet friendly?
The barn conversion does not accept pets, so guests will need to make alternative arrangements for their dogs. The property maintains this policy to ensure all guests can enjoy their stay comfortably.
What original barn features does Beesoni Lodge have?
The conversion retains exposed timber beams throughout and traditional stone walls that showcase its agricultural past. Barn doors open from the living space onto the garden, maintaining the building's original character.
How many guests can sleep at this barn conversion?
Beesoni Lodge sleeps six guests across three bedrooms comprising two doubles and one twin room. The flexible bedroom arrangement works well for families or small groups visiting Worcestershire together.
What is the kitchen like at Beesoni Lodge?
The open-plan kitchen connects with the dining area in a spacious barn layout with original features visible throughout. Guests have everything needed for self-catering during their countryside stay in this converted agricultural building.
Where exactly is Beesoni Lodge located?
The barn sits in rural countryside near Martley in Worcestershire, surrounded by open farmland and fields. The peaceful setting offers proper countryside quiet whilst remaining accessible to local towns and attractions.
What can we see from the barn conversion?
Views from Beesoni Lodge look out across surrounding fields and Worcestershire farmland in every direction. The rural outlook reinforces the peaceful countryside location and agricultural heritage of this converted stone barn.
Is there parking at Beesoni Lodge?
Off-road parking for two cars is available at the barn conversion, making it easy for guests arriving by car. The parking area provides convenient access to the accommodation without needing to park on country lanes.
What makes this barn conversion special for families?
The three-bedroom layout and open-plan living space work brilliantly for families wanting to spend time together. The rural Worcestershire setting offers peace and quiet with attractions like the Malvern Hills and safari park nearby.

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