The Cart Shed

Turville has featured in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the BBC's Vicar of Dibley – the sort of village that feels pulled from another era, with a church dating to the 12th century, period cottages clustered around a green, and The Bull & Butcher serving local food and ales within a mile. The Chiltern Hills stretch across the whole area, protected for their landscape and wildlife; walks from the village regularly pass fallow deer and red kites. Henley-on-Thames lies five miles south, known for its Royal Regatta.

The Cart Shed is a single-storey studio with everything on one level. It has a double bed, a sofa bed, a shower room, and an open-plan living and dining space. The kitchen is set up for light cooking rather than elaborate meals. Underfloor heating and a patio with garden furniture are provided, along with wi-fi, bed linen, towels and electricity. One car can park on site. The property is no-smoking.

This suits couples or small groups looking to be based in one of the Chilterns' most recognisable villages, with immediate access to walking country and a local pub.