Crown & Anchor

Rooms · 89.9m²

The Stables

A converted stable two minutes across the green. Ideal for families.

The room

A cottage across the green

A charming converted stable, a two-minute walk across the village green from the pub. Ideal for families who like their rooms close together, with kitchen facilities to hand.
Upstairs, Hare has a double and a twin or double bedroom, each with its own bathroom, and a small kitchenette. Downstairs, Hound is a double room with its own sitting room, kitchenette and bathroom. Take one, or the whole cottage.
Booked by enquiry for now: email or call us and we will hold it for you. Photographs of the Stables are to follow.

Features

  • Hare (57.5m²): king-size bed and a king or twin, one shower, one bath, small kitchen
  • Hound (32.4m²): king-size bed, large shower, own sitting room with TV, small kitchen
  • 100 Acre Apothecary products
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi
  • Separate parking outside the Stables

Around the Stables

A thatched white cottage with a blue front door and roses in the garden, in the village of Ham
The boot room: waxed coats and hats on pegs, wellies lined up below and a large map of local walks on the wall
Wooden picnic tables on the front terrace, looking across the lane to the village green, bicycles leant against the wall

The Stables has not been photographed yet: these are the village and the pub.

A look around

A corner of a pink bedroom with an egret print, an antique writing desk and chair, and a checked lampshade
A reclaimed plank door opening onto a warm yellow bathroom with star-patterned floor tiles
A mint-green panelled bathroom with a heated towel rail and 100 Acre Apothecary toiletries
Two border terriers making themselves at home on a bed with a maroon patterned headboard, one curled in a dog bed
Manor: a king-size bed with a blue-grey headboard, blue velvet cushions and black pagoda-style lamps
The Partridge Room laid for dinner

Next · The Partridge Room

Private Dining

News from Ham

Supper clubs, new menus and the odd walk worth doing. Once a month, no more.
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