Cotswolds Cottages

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3 Cottages - Holmer Cottages are late 19th century semi-detached brick cottages, each with its own south-facing terrace and private garden overlooking an old apple orchard. Each cottage is charmingly furnished and fully equipped for a comfortable holiday.

Woolstone is small, quiet rural village, just a few houses and an ancient church, on the side of the Cotswold Hills overlooking the Severn Valley. It is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with extensive views to the Forest of Dean, the Malvern Hills, Bredon Hill and on a clear day, the Brecon Beacons. All around is good walking and riding country. The next village, half-a-mile away has a good pub with a restaurant, a village shop/post office and a riding stables.

Within a radius of 6 miles are Cheltenham, Winchcombe and Tewkesbury. Cheltenham has an excellent shopping, a theatre, museums, restaurants and a famous racecourse. Tewkesbury, with its rivers, abbey and medieval alleyways has many antique and bric-a-brac shops and a market twice a week.

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Apple Tree Cottage

With a visitors book now full of superlatives this hide away traditional Cotswold cottage was refurbished only one year ago by the present owners and has already become a favourite with honeymooners and those looking for a cosy romantic retreat from every day life.

The Grade 2 listed cottage is situated in a peaceful secluded location within earshot of a cascading millstream close to one of Blockley's seven former silk mills yet only a few hundred yards from two inns, two restaurants, a delicatessen/coffee shop/wine store and an excellent village shop.

Retaining much of its original character and charm the cottage has a welcoming diner kitchen on the ground floor with a separate cloakroom/wc. A delightful sitting room on the first floor with twin window seats overlooking the landscaped garden and grounds and a particularly attractive bedroom on the second floor with exposed beams, apex ceiling, dormer window and an ensuite bathroom.

Approximately 3 1/2 miles from Chipping Campden and Moreton-in- Marsh (rail station from London Paddington), Apple Tree Cottage makes a wonderful base from which to explore the Cotswolds or simply enjoy a relaxing break in the country. Stratford on Avon 15 miles; Cheltenham 22 miles; Oxford 30 miles.

Beechcroft

Set in the heart of the Cotswolds, in the historical village of Prestbury, Beechcroft is within walking distance of the world famous Cheltenham Racecourse, country pubs and local shops.

Beechcroft is a detached, luxurious, four double bedroom home, providing high quality self catering accommodation. It is only two miles from Regency Cheltenham, renowned for its fine architecture, shops, restaurants, theatre, annual music and literary festivals.

Beechcroft is the perfect base for walkers to explore the surrounding Cotswold and Malvern Hills. Beautiful villages such as Winchcombe, Bourton-on-Water and Painswick, are just a short ride away. While only few miles further are Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare, the delightful village of Broadway, and the town of Burford with its wealth of antique shops.

Our aim is to provide the very best accommodation you would expect on holiday, with emphasis on luxury, comfort and relaxation.

Buff's Cottage

Restored 19th century Cotswold cottage in village just outside Chipping Campden and at the foot of the National Trust's Dover's Hill offering the comforts of modern day living and with a very well-equipped kitchen.

Logs provided for the open fireplace in the sitting room, which also features a flag stone floor. The layout of the bedrooms makes Buff's an ideal choice for two couples as it offers private bathrooms for each bedroom (one ensuite and one adjoining). For families, there is a secret fifth bed in the sitting room.

The garden has a sunny private patio with garden furniture and there is off-road parking for two cars. Pets by arrangement at small extra cost. Nearest station Honeybourne (3 miles).

Byron Cottage

Byron Cottage is a modern version of a traditional mid-terraced Cotswold property. Built in 1975, the accommodation is furnished and equipped to a high standard.

Located in a quite residential area with little passing traffic, yet less than five minutes walk from the centre of the village.

Bourton offers many attractions such as Birdland, a model village, motor museum, model railway, perfumery, pottery, dragonfly maze, childrens indoor play barn, restaurants and shops.

Chapel House

4 Cottages - The Cottages are located in a quiet backwater with farmland to the rear, but are just a short stroll from the village centre via a bridge over the River Windrush. This gives access, without the need of a car, to the many attractions in Bourton, including delightful restaurants and pubs.

The cottages have been appointed to the highest standards and are graded as 4 star by the ETC. On arrival you will find everything you need to make a cup of tea or coffee and a completmentary basket of toiletries will allow you to really pamper yourself.

At any time of year you will find this area the ideal base for exploring the Cotswolds and the Heart of England.

Only weekly bookings accepted over the Christmas & New Year period.

Clair Cottage

Set in the historic village of Frampton on Severn, Clair Cottage has recently been restored to its original 16th Century character. Beamed throughout with an open log fire, the accommodation is cosy and comfortable and furnished to a high standard.

Within a stone's throw of the historic Norman church and the open fields across to the River Severn, Clair Cottage is equally ideal for those seeking a relaxing family holiday as for those who enjoy getting out and about.

Frampton is one of Gloucestershire's Best Kept Villages. The imposing Frampton Court and the 15th Century Manor House overlook the 22 acre green whilst half-timbered house rub shoulders with thatched cottages throughout the length of the village. Within a short drive lie the Cotswolds, the Royal Forest of Dean and many tourist attractions such as Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust, Berkeley Castle, and the historic towns of Bath, Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham.

Corn Close Cottage

The cottage situated in an idyllic rural location near to Paxford and Moreton in Marsh, is south facing with glorious extensive views over the Cotswold countryside.

Sympathetically renovated - own entrance and parking for 2 cars.

Full central heating throughout with very comfortable well maintained accommodation on the three floors including living room with open fireplace.

The enclosed lawned garden is ideal for families up to 6 people or 3 couples.

Peaceful location for walking and touring.

Award winning Churchill Arms pub is nearby and Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water, Chipping Campden and Broadway are a short drive away. Well placed for several National Trust properties, historic houses, Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham and Blenheim Palace.

Moreton in Marsh (3 miles) has a main line railway station to London Paddington (90 minutes).

Cottage Barn

'Cottage Barn' is a delightful conversion of a detached 18th century Cotswold stone barn situated in the owners garden in the picturesque village of Longborough.

Recently converted to a very high standard and atmospheric interior with exposed stone walls, oak beams, log burning stove, hardwood conservatory, and unusual galleried landing. Furnished in a unique Eastern theme following the owner's business connections. Private and sunny patio terrace, small lawned garden area, own entrance and parking.

Longborough, with its own post office/stores and 2 pubs (1 serving excellent food) is 3 miles from Moreton in Marsh (rail link to London) and 3 miles from Stow on the Wold. Excellent base for exploring the Cotswolds, with excellent walking direct from cottage, and nearby attractions at Stratford (18 miles), Chipping Campden (7 miles), and several National Trust properties (including Hidcote Gardens).

Fir Tree Cottage

Holiday cottage, vacation rental offering two bed roomed self-catering accommodation for 4 near to Shakespeare's Stratford Upon Avon and the Cotswolds England UK.

Fir Tree Cottage offers self-catering holiday accommodation for 4 people in the peaceful village of Stretton-on-Fosse in the beautiful Cotswolds area of Gloucestershire.

The Plough Inn in Stretton-on-Fosse is renowned for its excellent food is only a five minute walk from the cottage. A local garage and shop, one mile away, sells a variety of goods including coal and logs.

Shakespeare's Stratford Upon Avon and Warwick Castle are 12 miles away while Cheltenham, Cirencester, Oxford and Banbury are within easy reach. The main train line to London is 4 miles away in Moreton-in-Marsh.

Beautiful local villages include Chipping Campden, Lower Slaughter, Broadway, Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water. You will find an excellent variety of shops, restaurants and tea rooms. Other attractions include Shakespeare's theatre, Churchills's Blenheim Palace, Warwick Castle, Sudeley Castle and Snowshill Manor.

The famous Hidcote Gardens, Kiftsgate Court Gardens and Batsford Arboretum are only 4 miles from Fir Tree Cottage.
The local attractions worth a visit include the beautiful gardens of Hidcote Manor, Kiftsgate Court (2003 winner of HHA/Christies garden award), and Batsford Arboretum with the adjacent Cotswold Falconry Centre as well as the splendid houses of Blenheim Palace, Sudeley Castle and Snowhill Manor.

Other attractions include the Cotswold villages of Broadway, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water and Lower Slaughter.
Also within easy reach are Cheltenham, Warwick Castle, Banbury, the university city of Oxford and Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon.

Owner away until 4th May 2005, Please phone Andy & Sue Smyth on 07968 294784 or contact Cottages Direct on 01305250151

Flowers Barn

Flowers Barn is a traditional Grade II listed barn. Originally used for stabling ten working horses and named after one 'Flower'. This delightful conversion nestles snugly in the heart of the Cotswold hills, in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is the only holiday cottage in the village.

A wonderful view from the upstairs lounge/dining window awaits you to watch the cows and calves in the meadow or to appreciate the unspoilt countryside offering buzzards to badgers to admire.

Our farmhouse is set in 250 acres of peaceful countryside on which we run a traditional beef suckler herd and grow milling wheat and malting barley.

We are within easy reach of Bath, Oxford, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Cheltenham and Gloucester. Our nearest town is Cirencester which is the capital of the Cotswolds and Britain's second largest city in Roman times. Cirencester is now a thriving market town with a wealth of interesting streets, inns and offers fine shopping. Its parish church is amongst the finest of all wool churches in the Cotwolds.

Local attractions include Barnsley House Gardens, Chedworth Roman Villa, Cotswold Water Park, Tetbury, Burford and Bourton-on-the-Water

Foden Lodge

The cottage, which sleeps 2/4 people, is situated in Lower Oddington close to the town of Stow-on-the-Wold. A period cottage which has been owned by the same family for nearly 100 years.

The Fox Inn is close by, with the Horse and Groom Inn situated approximately 15 minutes walk away, in Upper Oddington. Nearby is situated the C11th church of St. Nicholas which is adjacent to ancient woodlands. The village has a public phonebox.

The patio garden is furnished with a wrought iron table and chairs, and a water feature.

Prices quoted are for two people - prices increased for more than two.

Glebe Cottage

Glebe Cottage is a very spacious, light and airy cottage recently converted from a 200 year old Cotswold building into a very desirable property furnished and equipped to a high standard.

The cottage has the benefit of a modern kitchen and bathroom combined with old beams and plenty of character.

There is a sunny terrace and a lawned area in front of the cottage with pot plants and garden furniture.

The cottage is situated in a quiet location but is less than 2 minutes walk from the market square, good shops, pubs and restuarants.

Stow is conveniently placed for visiting many places including the Cotswold villages, Stratford, Blenheim Palace and Cheltenham, and is a good walking centre.

Grace Cottage

Built in 2000, this superb Cotswold stone cottage is located within easy walking to all shops, pubs and facilities. It's main feature is the 10 x 6 lounge/bedroom. However the kitchen/sitting room, with its flagstone floor and extensive views, over the large garden, seem to attract most visitors.

The cottage has full underfloor heating, integral garage, and timber floors. Idealy situated midway between Oxford and Stratford Upon Avon.

A perfect location to visit the Cotswold hills.

A warm welcome guaranteed.

Only weekly bookings accepted over Christmas & New Year period.

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Harvest Cottage

This charming thatched cottage situated in a quiet terrace in the unspoilt village of Bretforton offers an idyllic get-away.

Placed as it is on the northern edge of the Cotswold Hills, it offers a base from where the many local attractions can be visited. These include Warwick Castle, Blenheim Palace, the largest Butterfly Farm in the country, and Stratford-upon-Avon to name but a few.

The cottage has recently been refurbished and it now boasts a fully fitted kitchen with a gas fired wood burning stove. The decor provides a traditionally cottagey feel with exposed beams and stencilled motifs on the walls. The bedrooms contain hand painted furniture.

There is an enclosed garden area with laundry facilities, bicycles, a barbecue,and a seperate outside toilet.

Hattie's House

Hillside Cottage

2 Cottages - Buckland is a peaceful village comprising only some twenty houses approached along a country lane just south of Broadway on the road to Cheltenham. The road ends in a cul-de-sac so there is no through traffic and the surrounding countryside which is designated as an area of outstanding beauty is ideal for walking.

At the property visitors will enjoy seeing the owners own animals including, dogs, cats, sheep, lambs, goats, horses, ponies and free range chickens.

Like all the dwellings in the village, the two cottages are delightful stone built properties carefully converted in 1988 and 1990 from part of the original grain and hay loft of a fine Edwardian stable block. The building works have been carefully completed by local craftsmen to create homes full of character with exposed stonework and timber beams, and fitted out to the highest standards.

There are numerous easy footpaths including the Cotswold Way. In the centre of the village is the 12th century church of St Michael. The village which is mentioned in the Doomsday book lies in the fold of several gentle hillsides which are capped with ancient woodlands.

Island Lodge

Island Lodge overlooks a beautiful 120 acre private lake in the Cotswolds and is a traditional log house made in Finland.

Extremely comfortable and welcoming, the living room has a cosy woodburner and all the rooms are thoughtfully furnished.

The veranda leads on to a spacious sunny decked area with garden furniture, rocking chair and barbecue facilities.

There are stunning views across the lake especially on moon-lit nights! The Lake has excellent fishing opportunities for pike, perch, tench and roach, boat and life jacket provided.

The property has a resident nightingale colony, and a wealth of unusual flora and fauna.

There is a 2 mile perimeter walk around the lake where it is possible to admire and enjoy this beautiful and unique estate, whatever the season.

Please see owner's website and 360° views.

Jack's House

Lavender Cottage

2 Cottages - These traditional south facing, country cottages are set in a beautiful area with fine views over open countryside. Both cottages are well equipped and comfortable for you to enjoy during your stay, whether you choose to stay at home or explore the Cotswolds with its numerous footpaths, or visit interesting towns such as Oxford, Stratford, Bath or Cheltenham.

The cottages have large enclosed gardens with trees, shrubs and garden furniture where you can relax. The cottages are 6 miles from the Roman town of Cirencester and 2.5 miles from the picturesque villages of Bibury and Barnsley. There are numerous excellent pubs and restaurants in the area.

Lilac Cottage

Little End
	18th Century renovated Cotswold stone cottage in St Chloe village adjoining Amberley. Situated between Minchinhampton and Woodchester off the A46. It sleeps 6, has a lovely cottage garden and conservatory, extensive views and parking and guests can enjoy many local walks. Local amenities include a general store, pubs and restaurants all within walking distance. Available all year.

Lucy's House

Manor Farm Cottage

Tucked away in an attractive old village in the very heart of the North Cotswolds, this cosy cottage is ideal for exploring the area. This mid-terrace, character cottage is prettily and thoughtfully decorated and furnished in traditional style, with beams and an open fire, yet offers the convenience of a modern kitchen and bathroom.

Situated close to the Fosse Way, a Roman road, there is quick and easy access to Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water and, of course, Stratford-upon-Avon. Country markets, National Trust properties and welcoming villages inns are all close by.

A supermarket is located 3 miles away, and a pub/restaurant is 250 yards away. Manor Farm Cottage is equipped with night storage heating, electric heating and an open fire in the lounge. All fuel and power are included in the rent together with bed linen and towels.

Michaelmas Cottage

This characterful, late 18th century Cotswold stone cottage nestles in the tranquil conservation village of Blockley, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Tastefully furnished throughout and equipped to the English Tourism Council 4 Star standard. It has a pretty south-facing enclosed garden perfect for children.

Ideal for visiting Chipping Campden, Broadway and Stow-on-the-Wold. Stratford, Cheltenham and Oxford 30 minute drive. Pub 500 yards.

Beamed living room with wood-burning stove and French doors to sun room (flagstone floors throughout). Country kitchen with semi-vaulted ceiling and dining area with terracotta-tiled floor. Bathroom/wc with over bath shower.

First floor: Beamed double bedroom with window seat & lovely views. Second floor: Twin bedded room with superb beamed A-frame ceiling-higher views.

Mill Cottage

Dating from C1800, Mill Cottage faces South in a sublime rural setting, surrounded by unspoilt pasture land. It is part of the old miller’s house which stands adjacent to the former water mill, forming a completely self-contained private dwelling with its own secluded cottage garden.

A wonderful, peaceful retreat from which to explore the Cotswolds and Shakespeare country. The Cottage is furnished and equipped to the highest standard, earning it an English Tourism Council 4 Star rating. Built of local honey-coloured stone, the cottage stands in 3½ acres of land, which includes a smallholding where we keep poultry and sheep.

Situated 1½ miles from the attractive small market town of Chipping Norton, perched on a hill overlooking Glyme and Evenlode valleys – a designated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Weds to Weds full week bookings only over Christmas and New Year.

Millers Cottage

Romantic cosy Cotswold cottage in picturesque Chipping Campden. Built in 1723, it has a wealth of beams, nooks and crannies and is warm in winter, cool in summer. Enjoy open fires in the inglenook fireplace and the comfortable traditional furnishings.

The main bedroom features a kingsize four-poster bed, next door to a warm bathroom. Up a second winding staircase to a sunny twin-bedded room. The kitchen is well-equipped with a microwave and dishwasher to make eating in a pleasure, if you can resist the many restaurants and bistros within a few minutes' walk.

Due to Campden's central location you can enjoy the delights not only of this charming old wool merchants' town, but also the nearby surrounding shire counties of Oxfordshire, Worcestershire and Warwickshire. From Blenheim Palace and the Cotswolds to the south, to Worcester and the Malverns to the west plus Stratford-upon-Avon and Warwick (with the best medieval castle in Europe) all within an hour's journey.

Please note only weekly bookings during Christmas & New Year with a start date of Wednesday or Thursday.

Newbridge Cottage

Newbridge Cottage is a classic period stone cottage, located in the small Cotswold village of Clapton on the Hill, overlooking the Windrush Valley. Situated in the heart of the village, next to the 12th century church of St James, the cottage has a large private garden, including a trellissed pavilion for al fresco dining, oak swing and trampoline.

While the village itself is secluded, Clapton on the Hill is 2 miles up from Bourton on the Water, five miles south of Stow on the Wold and 15 miles east of Cheltenham and, as such, offers easy access to many of the Cotswolds' treasures.

No short breaks over Christmas and New Year, Wednesday change over day.

Old Priests Cottage

Three beautifully restored cottages set in a picturesque village that boasts the longest village green in England.

C17th Old Priest Cottage and adjacent Old Stable Cottage are set in a private courtyard behind a magnificent Tithe barn. They offer an abundance od exposed beams sumptuously furnished with traditional oak furniture including a romantic four poster bed, grandfather clock and surround sound TV, DVD.

The Malthouse has its own private drive and courtyard it has been stunningly converted and architeturally designed to preserve many original features. Quality furnishings include burr oak furniture, gargantuan sleigh bed, double slipper bath and private entertainment suite with 42" plasma and cinema sound. The Malthouse will surpass your wildest dreams.

The cottages are ideally situated for touring the Cotswolds, Slimbridge, Westonbirt Arboretum and Gloucester also an excellent base for walking oe cycling beside the Gloucester/Sharpness canal.

Old Stables Cottage

Skylark Cottage

A period Cotswold stone cottage situated on the edge of the charming village of Blockley, a centre for silk-milling in the 19th century.

Perfect for walks, bird-watching, relaxation. A base to explore the beauty of the Cotswolds. Excellent walks from the cottage front door!

Recently restored, with oak beams and exposed stone, accommodation is on three floors (steep stairs). Every comfortably furnished room in the cottage has a view. The living room, at garden level, has French doors to take advantage of the stunning panoramic countryside views and delightful cottage garden.

Blockley has 2 pubs, Post Office/Grocery and delicatessen/cafe. Within easy reach of Moreton-in-Marsh (rail link to London), Stow-on-the-Wold, Cheltenham, Chipping Campden, Stratford-on-Avon and National Trust properties (Hidcote Manor, Snowshill).

Only weekly bookings accepted Christmas & New Year - Wednesday changeover day.

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The Cottage

Moreton-in-Marsh is a small town situated in the North Cotswolds and in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. A feature of all the Cotswolds towns and village is the honey coloured stone buildings. In Moreton-in-Marsh these can be seen on either side of the wide, tree-lined road through the town.

There is a good range of shopping facilities, good hotels, pubs and restaurants and the beautiful Cotswolds are on the doorstep, making it an excellent centre for a holiday. The busy market every Tuesday, originates from 1637 when King Charles I granted a charter for the market.

There are many National Trust Properties in the area and pretty villages close by. Other places worth a visit include Stratford upon Avon (Shakespeare's birthplace), Blenheim Palace, Oxford, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Sudeley Castle and Cotswold Wildlife Park.

The Malthouse

The Nook

Toms Cottage

Situated in a small village, just 2 miles from Stow-on-the-Wold, Tom's Cottage is a charming period listed stone cottage, dating from the latter part of the 18th Century. Full of character, with exposed beams and mullion windows, it has a working wood burning stove and high quality furnishings. The garden room is a particular feature, being perfect for all year round dining in an environment of exposed stonework and mature climbing plants.

The village is very unspoiled and offers 2 excellent pubs within easy walking distance. All the Cotswolds many attractions are within easy reach and there are a number of National Trust properties within the immediate vicinity. For the sports minded there are 5 golf courses nearby, good walking, and cycling.

£50 security deposit required.

Woodbine Cottage

Woodbine Cottage lies in the idyllic Cotswold hamlet of Donnington, beautifully set in the glorious countryside of an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' and within a conservation region. Totally unspoilt and peaceful, Donnington retains the charm of English village life, and is one mile from the famous market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, and close to the quintessential English villages of Bourton-On-the-Water, the Slaughters and the Swells.

Woodbine cottage is a Grade II listed building, being of historical and architectural interest. Built of local stone, with a traditional stone-tiled roof, parts of the cottage date from the 17th century and the rest from the 19th century.

The area is rich with historic attractions, such as Blenheim Place at Woodstock and Warwick Castle. Shakespeare's Stratford-Upon-Avon is 18 miles away, and Cheltenham Spa with its famous racecourse only 21 miles. Oxford, Bath and Cirencester are also easily reached.

Yew Tree House

Yew Tree House is a delightful period dwelling of Cotswold stone and slate. It is located at the centre of the small village of Naunton, a very attractive village in the upper Windrush valley in the heart of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Naunton has a parish church and a pub, serving good food at lunchtime and the evening. It is an ideal location to enjoy, summer and winter, the beautiful Cotswolds countryside and many splendid walks starting from the village.

Naunton is 5 miles from Bourton, 7 miles from Stowe, 12 miles from Cheltenham and 13 miles from Broadway. Yew Tree House is a good location from which to visit Oxford, Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon, as well as Warwick Castle, Blenheim Palace and other Stately homes and gardens. There is also a golf course on the nearby Naunton Down.