EXPERIENCE THE FINEST VIEWS IN THE HEART OF WORCESTERSHIRE
COUNTRY RETREAT
DIRECT ADVANCED BOOKINGS NOW OPEN FOR STAYS FROM JANUARY 2026
THE BARN AT TYTCHNEY
STAY AT THE BARN
The Barn at Tytchney offers a unique experience steeped in history. Explore available dates and secure your unforgettable stay today
WELCOME PACKAGES
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EXPLORE THE AREA
Discover a world of exciting activities waiting for you during your stay in the local area and its beautiful surrounding villages, towns and cities
A PLACE STEEPED IN HISTORY
OUR GRADE II COUNTRY RETREAT
Nestled along the quiet, tree-lined Boreley Lane lies The Barn at Tytchney. Surrounded by working farm land, the barn sits gracefully beside the historic Grade II-listed Tytchney Gables. The main property’s rich history is well-documented, as Tytchney Gables appears on a map entailed (Dwelling and Farms in Ombersley Parish on the Tithe plan of 1838), and an Ordnance Survey map shows that the earliest date the property is recorded was 1367.
Steeped in Worcestershire’s rural heritage, these buildings whisper stories of centuries gone by. Once the agricultural heart of the estate, The Barn at Tytchney played a vital role in traditional farm life, sheltering livestock, storing grain, and supporting the rhythms of the countryside. Its oak beams, weathered brickwork, and handmade tiles remain as enduring testaments to generations of history.
Today, the barn has been thoughtfully transformed into a peaceful and stylish countryside retreat, preserving its original character while offering modern comforts. From the moment you arrive, you’ll sense the timelessness in the exposed timber, the gently sloping ceilings, and the old brickwork that still carries the warmth of the past.
Set among the rolling fields of Worcestershire, this unique space offers more than just a place to stay; it provides a connection to the land, the history, and the slower rhythms of rural England. Whether you are here to unwind, reconnect, or explore, The Barn at Tytchney offers a truly special setting that blends heritage with heart.
The Barn at Tytchney offers a truly special setting that blends heritage with heart
A Piece of Living History in Ombersley
A brick and timber‑framed gem, each oak beam, panel, and under-tile whispering memories of centuries past. Built in the golden age of English scholarship, it stands on the ancient soils of Ombersley, once part of a Royal Forest and centuries‑old Abbey lands.
Situated on Boreley Lane in the charming hamlet of Lineholt, near the historic Ombersley Court and the storied lineage of the Sandys family, whose archives trace back to the 13th century.
The Barn at Tutchney stands proudly amidst a rich tapestry of local heritage.
Relax in Comfort at The Barn At Tytchney
RELAX | UNWIND | EXPLORE
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Starlink internet
Private courtyard parking for three vehicles
Open plan kitchen and dining area
Family bathroom with bath & shower (first floor)
Ground floor shower room and WC
Washing machine and dryer
Comfort and efficiency – Air-source heating system
TV in living area
Master bedroom WC
TV in master bedroom
Hallway cloakroom
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Reservation & Payment Terms
To secure your stay at our property, we require:
Payment in full is at the time of booking.
To ensure the continued excellence of our home, a refundable security deposit of £250 is required
It is returned within 5–7 days post-departure, following an inspection by our housekeeping team.
Should any deductions be necessary, a detailed report will be provided. We appreciate the care our guests take in treating the property with the respect it deserves.
All payments are processed through our secure online platform for your peace of mind.
Cancellation Policy
We strive to offer a fair and considerate cancellation structure while safeguarding the standards and integrity of our boutique-style accommodation.
Full refund for cancellations 30 days or more before arrival.
75% refund for cancellations 15-29 days before arrival
50% refund for cancellations 14 days before arrival.
No refund for cancellations made within 14 days of arrival.
No-shows are non-refundable.
We recommend travel insurance for added reassurance.
House Etiquette
Our home is designed to offer serenity, comfort, and elevated hospitality. To maintain a refined environment for all guests, we kindly ask:
No smoking inside the property
Pets only with prior approval
Arrival & Departure
We aim to ensure a smooth and welcoming arrival experience.
Check-in: from 3:00pm
Check-out: by 11:00am
Early check-in or late check-out by advance arrangement, subject to availability. Late checkout is charged at an extra £15 per hour.
Damages & Breakages
We understand that occasional accidental breakages may happen and ask guests to notify us promptly.
Significant damage or excessive cleaning requirements will be deducted from the security deposit.
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No Vaping/Smoking - is allowed inside the property, only outside.
No Open Fires - For everyone’s safety, please do not light open fires outdoors or in the garden. The property is surrounded by working farmland and trees, which are highly vulnerable to fire.
We kindly ask that no items are removed from the barn or taken home - including towels, soft furnishings, or any other belongings. We have worked hard to ensure your stay, and those of future guests are comfortable and enjoyable. If any items are reported missing by our housekeeping team following your departure, the replacement cost will be deducted from your security deposit. If costs exceed the security deposit amount you will be notified within 7 days and asked to pay the balance due. Thank you for your understanding.
Furry Friends – Arranged directly with us at the time of booking. We kindly ask that pets remain downstairs and are not allowed on the beds or in the upstairs areas. Thank you for helping us keep the space comfortable for everyone. Please note we we only allow one small well behaved dog.
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Check In - Is from 3.00 PM on day of arrival
Check Out - Is at 11.00 AM on day of departure
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Overnight off-peak car charging is available at £15 per session. Please contact us directly to arrange.
Rapid charging can be found at the Ombersley Golf Club, less than one mile from the barn.
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One well-behaved small dog is welcome by prior arrangement - Contact us directly
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Featuring a king-size bed and private En-suite WC and TV.
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Double size bed with charming countryside views
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A cosy single room, perfect for a child or solo guest
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Family Bathroom - With bath, shower and WC
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The barn also features a fully equipped kitchen and an open-plan living area, perfect for relaxed evenings, shared meals, and quality time together.
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Ground level shower room with WC
YOUR TIME | YOUR PLACE
THE SURROUNDING VIEWS
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COSY EVENINGS
As evening falls, The Barn at Tytchney becomes a warm and welcoming retreat. Curl up with a book under soft lighting, pour a glass of wine, and enjoy the peaceful stillness of the countryside.
For relaxed nights in, a selection of classic board games is provided, perfect for friendly competition or family fun. Whether it’s a winter night indoors or a summer evening under the stars, every stay promises comfort, calm, and a touch of rustic charm.
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MORNING WALKS
Wander through timeless countryside. Step outside The Barn at Tytchney and into miles of peaceful walking trails that wind through Boreley and Lineholt’s rolling fields, ancient hedgerows, and quiet woodland lanes. and with the best view of the magnificent Malvern Hills just a short walk up the field from The Barn at Tytchney..
Whether you're after a gentle stroll or a longer ramble, the views across the Severn Valley are simply unforgettable.
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STARGAZING
Far from city lights, you will be surrounded by wonderfully dark skies, perfect for stargazing.
On clear nights, step outside and you’ll be treated to a dazzling canopy of stars, with constellations, planets, and even the Milky Way often visible. Take one of our blankets, pour a nightcap, and lose yourself in the stillness of the Worcestershire night sky.
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CELEBRATING
Celebrate life’s special moments. Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, engagement, or romantic getaway, The Barn at Tytchney offers a beautiful and intimate setting to mark life’s most meaningful moments.
With its cosy charm, countryside views, it is the perfect place to relax, reconnect, and celebrate in style.
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EXPLORE
Discover Ombersley and the wonders of Worcestershire or travel out to the Cotswolds. Nestled in the heart of the countryside,
The Barn at Tytchney is perfectly placed for exploring both the charm of and rich history of Ombersley village and the wider beauty of Worcestershire. Just a short drive away, you'll find Worcester City, rich in history and culture, home to the stunning Worcester Cathedral, riverside walks along the Severn, boutique shopping, and a thriving food scene.
In Ombersley, enjoy cosy pubs, a renowned village deli, and beautiful Georgian architecture. Further afield, day trips to the Malvern Hills, Witley Court & Gardens, Broadway Tower, or even the Cotswolds offer endless opportunities for adventure, history, and natural beauty.
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FOOD LOVERS
Whether you’re seeking a lazy village or marina lunch, a scenic hike, a spot of local heritage or a memorable dinner at one of the award-winning restaurants in the local area, there is something for everyone within easy reach of The Barn at Tytchney.
Uber is also available in the area for convenient local travel
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SCENIC VIEW & SUNSETS
There’s something magical about this corner of Worcestershire—a sense of stillness that unfolds the moment you step outside. Just beyond the doors of The Barn, nature takes centre stage: open fields ripple into the distance, framed by big skies that seem to slow time itself.
Take a short stroll up the field from the barn and you’ll discover a view worth lingering over—the Malvern Hills in all their rolling glory. On a clear day, the horizon stretches for miles, offering a vantage point that rivals any in the region. It’s the perfect spot for a quiet moment, a morning coffee, or a sunset glass of wine.
Why Sunset Here Is Special
As the day fades, the sky transforms into a canvas of gold, rose, and deep violet. The light hits the hills just so, casting long, dreamy shadows across the countryside. This is golden hour at its finest—unfiltered, uninterrupted, and unforgettable.
THE BARN AT TYTCHNEY
THE BARN AT TYTCHNEY
HOW TO FIND US
The Barn at Tytchney
The Barn at Tytchney Gables Boreley Lane, Lineholt, OmbersleyDroitwich Spa, Worcestershire, WR9 0HZemail: stay@thebarnattytchney.com
OMBERSLEY
A Glimpse Into Ombersley’s Rich History
Where Centuries of Storytelling Live On
Tucked away in the Worcestershire countryside, Ombersley is more than just a pretty village, it is a place steeped in history, where every timber-framed cottage and ancient hedgerow whispers stories of the past.
The name Ombersley dates back to Anglo-Saxon times, first recorded in the 8th century when the village was part of a royal forest belonging to the Kings of Mercia. For centuries, Ombersley sat within the boundaries of a great hunting forest, shaping its landscape and the lives of those who lived here.
In the medieval era, Ombersley grew around agriculture and trade, its location near the River Severn making it a strategic and fertile area. But it was during the 18th and 19th centuries that the village began to take on the elegant charm seen today. Much of Ombersley’s distinctive black-and-white timber architecture comes from this period, lending the village its postcard-perfect appearance.
At the heart of Ombersley’s heritage stands St Andrew’s Church, an imposing Georgian church designed by famed architect Thomas Rickman and completed in 1829. Built with support from the influential Sandys family. whose legacy still echoes through the village, the church reflects the prosperity and pride of the community at that time.
The Crown and Sandys Arms, once a coaching inn, also harks back to the days when Ombersley was a vital stop on the road between Worcester and Droitwich. Its walls have seen centuries of travellers pass through, from merchants to nobility.
Today, Ombersley remains a vibrant village with deep roots, where the past and present sit side by side. Visitors are welcomed not just by its scenic beauty, but by the feeling that they’re walking through living history, a place lovingly preserved, yet full of life.
