Moor Wood Stables
Woodmancote
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
GL7 7EB

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Directions:
From M4
From M5 - North
From M5 - Bristol
A435 From Cheltenham
From Cirencester
By car from A429
With horses from A40-A429
By car or by horsebox from anywhere

Moor Wood Stables has a date stone saying 1903, but our barn is much older and the wood is in the Domesday Book (1086). Much of the building was done in the nineteenth century, including the planting of many of Moor Wood's fine trees. These include a splendid cedar of Lebanon and two Wellingtonias, one of which used to be among the tallest trees in England, before it lost 30 feet in a lightning strike. 

Moor Wood also hosts the National Collection of Rambler Roses, about 120 of them, which cover every conceivable part of the many Cotswold stone walls on the estate.