Bay Tree Classic

Sheep Street, Burford, Oxfordshire, England

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About Bay Tree Classic

Few could resist the rustic charm of the Bay Tree, whether it is for a leisure break, Christmas or New Years celebration Off Burfords awarding winning high street, this town is famous for its historic visitors including Nell Gwynn. The limestone building dates back to the sixteenth century and it is steeped in history and awash with character, from the foundations of its mellow stone walls - clad with pinkish-purple wisteria blooms - to its wooden beam rafters. Also within easy reach of Cheltenham for Gold Cup races (20 miles).

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