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A small sample from the finest selection of English
Holiday Cottages in The
Cotswolds.
Holiday Cottages in Gloucestershire,
Holiday Cottages in Somerset, and Holiday Cottages in
Oxfordshire.
Picturesque
Cotswolds Cottage in Chipping Campden |
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When you hear the words
"an English Country Cottage", the image that
springs to mind is the scene you'd be
greeted with when you choose to stay in an
English Country Cottage from our listings of
cottages in the Cotswolds. This beautiful
part of the world is filled with truly
quaint villages with honey coloured stone
cottages virtually everywhere you go.
There's the delightful market town of
Stow-on-the-Wold filled with antique shops,
galleries and craft shops and Bourton-on-the-Water
described as the "Little Venice of the
Cotswolds".
The area known as the
Cotswolds encroaches on a number of
counties. To the South West in Somerset lies
Bath with its Roman remains and Regency
crescents and to the East stands Oxford
where centuries of academic endeavour have
taken place under its impressive spires.
Also within easy reach
are Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon.
Whether you're relaxing in one of the many
grade II listed Cotswold Cottages we offer,
exploring the quiet country lanes, checking
out the bustling market towns or just
enjoying the beauty of the Cotswold
countryside do it from a Holiday Cottage in
The Cotswolds; you won't want to leave.
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Woodbine Cottage - sleeps 3-4 |
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Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire |
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Ideally located just two minutes' walk from
the main square, this delightful property,
originally two workers' cottages, makes a
wonderful base for exploring this lovely
area. At some 800 feet above sea level,
Stow-on-the-Wold is the highest town in the
Cotswolds and attracts many visitors to its
shops, inns, narrow streets and large market
square. Stratford-upon-Avon and Oxford are
easily accessible as well as Bath and
Gloucester. The National Trust is well
represented and there are some important and
very beautiful gardens to visit in the
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NO3 Jackdaw Cottage - sleeps 4-5 |
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Blockley, Moreton-in-the-Marsh |
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This charming early 19th-century
double-fronted cottage, formerly owned by
Lord and Lady Northwick, and later Spencer
Churchill, is full of character with
original beams and elm floors. Enjoying a
quiet no-through road location in the
picturesque village of Blockley, it is the
perfect base for exploring the delightful
surrounding countryside. The village has
excellent pubs, restaurants, village
store/post office and delicatessen. Close by
are the pretty villages of Chipping Campden
and Broadway; Cheltenham, Warwick and
Stratford a short drive away.
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16788
Vine Cottage
Sleeps 6 |
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Honington, near Shipston |
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Beautiful countryside views
A charming and surprisingly spacious
detached cottage in mature and well stocked
gardens with large areas of tended lawn and
wonderful views of surrounding countryside
in this pretty village, superbly convenient
for Stratford upon Avon and the Cotswolds.
The cottage is in a small, peaceful
residential lane and offers privacy and
comfort for the whole family. There is so
much to see and do in this delightful region
with Blenheim Palace, Oxford, Warwick with
its impressive castle, Stoneleigh (Royal
Show). The interior is presented in good
order and offers lots of extras for guests
to enjoy including an extensive library of
literature, history and politics. There is a
huge collection of videos, mostly of older
films, and including many classics. Once
visited, families and friends will wish to
return again and again - it is a
particularly welcoming home in the most
enviable location. Shops and pubs 2 miles. |
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10192 The Burrows - sleeps 4
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10193 Sloe Trees - sleeps 4
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Lower Slaughter, Bourton-on-the-Water |
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Set in 1¾ acres of
landscaped grounds these beautifully
presented and well equipped holiday cottages
are furnished to a very good standard. Lying
just off the Fosseway, close to the
picturesque villages of Upper and Lower
Slaughter and Bourton-on-the-Water it
provides an ideal base for touring within
the rolling uplands of the Cotswold Hills.
Here are unchanged market towns and
villages, beautiful Hidcote and Kiftsgate
gardens, NT houses, Sudeley Castle, Blenheim
Palace, a wildlife park at Burford, two farm
parks and old inns. Slightly further in
Stratford-upon-Avon there are historic
houses, churches and the Memorial and Swan
theatres dedicated to William Shakespeare.
At the University City of Oxford there are
famous museums, libraries and guided tours
of the colleges. Network of foot paths
easily accessible. Shop 500 yards, pub ¾
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Properties within 25 miles sleeping
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NX3
Willow Bank Cottage -
sleeps 8 |
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Gotherington, Nr Winchcombe, Glos. |
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In a rural location,
overlooking open fields, Willow Bank Cottage is the
perfect hideaway. Grade II listed, this partly
thatched, detached cottage is set within its own
grounds, with the Great Western Railway steam train
passing in the next field. Tranquil walks can be
found from the doorstep and an easy walk leads to
the village shop, pub and P.O. Winchcombe and
Sudeley Castle are close by. Historic Cheltenham, 7
miles.
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4430
Huband Cottage - sleeps 3-4 -
Cleeve Prior, near Evesham |
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Semi-detached 16th-century cottage situated
in a very pretty village in the Vale of
Evesham, between Stratford-upon-Avon (8
miles) and Evesham (4 miles). This charming
character cottage has beams, panelled hall,
inglenook fire place, original doors, and
steep staircase, and a pretty secluded
garden making a delightful base, whether
touring the Cotswolds (Chipping Campden 8
miles, Broadway 8 miles), visiting Stratford
or exploring the unspoilt Vale of Evesham.
Within 1 mile is a nature reserve and there
are lovely river walks. Pub 20 yards. Can be
booked with The Old Dairy - Sleeps 2 -
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Rose Cottage - Sleeps 4 |
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Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire |
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This historic listed cottage in a tiny
secluded hamlet - situated in a row of
cottages only 200 yards from Anne Hathaway's
cottage - is owned by well-known gardening
expert Stefan Buczacki. Antique furniture
and a wealth of period features adorn the
interior, including local flagstone floor,
an inglenook fireplace and ancient timbers.
There are also modern amenities and
comforts, and a restored cottage garden.
Ideal for Stratford, Warwick and the
Cotswolds. Shop, pub and restaurant 400
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Westgate Cottage -
sleeps 2-4 - Warwick,
Warwickshire |
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listed cottage, with a wealth of character
throughout, is situated within the heart of
the historic town of Warwick. Whilst
Georgian in appearance, much of the cottage
dates back to the 1640s, and has just been
furnished and equipped to a very high
standard. Adjoining another property, the
cottage boasts its own pretty little garden,
and is just a few minutes' walk from the
magnificent castle, antique shops and
restaurants. An ideal location to explore
the area, steeped in cultural interest -
Shakespeare's Stratford (10 minutes' drive),
the Cotswolds, Leamington Spa and Kenilworth
Castle are all within easy reach. |
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RHH3 Quill Cottage -
sleeps 3-4 |
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Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire |
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Situated in a quiet town centre street,
Quill Cottage is literally in the heart of
one of Britain's most interesting and
beautiful market towns, Stratford-upon-Avon.
Less than a minute's walk to the Royal
Shakespeare theatre with shops and
restaurants on its doorstep, Quill Cottage
offers a rare opportunity to treat the
family to a convenient and fascinating break
- without the need to drive. Shakespeare's
Chapel and Nash's House are 30 feet from
Quill Cottage's front door. The renovation
of this property offers a contemporary feel
within a Tudor-style building. The town
centre offers a range of places of interest
from Shakespeare's birthplace to riverside
walks. Pub 100 yards. |
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The Forge - sleeps 2 -
Ladbroke, Southam, Warwickshire |
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The Forge is a comfortable and cosy ground
floor self-contained apartment which adjoins
the owners' house, set in a tranquil and
rural location in the small and peaceful
village of Ladbroke. An ideal centre from
which to explore the Midlands, the Northern
Cotswolds and Shakespeare Country with its
rich tapestry of culture, superb country
houses and gardens and lots of interesting
things to do and see. The NEC and the NAC
are easily accessible. Golf, horse riding,
fishing, polo and horse racing nearby. The
market town of Southam, 2 miles, has a wide
range of services. Shop 2 miles, pub and
restaurant 600 yards. |
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HC85
The
Cobblers Cottage - Sleeps 2 -
North Newington, Banbury |
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Standing in the village street, and built of
the local ironstone, this exquisite detached
cottage (low beams throughout) has been
lovingly restored as befits its age and
history. Dating from 1770 and Grade II
listed, it is the last `one up/one down'
property in this pretty village. Once the
cobbler's house, in the garden the tiny
workshop still stands as a reminder of
bygone days. Broughton Castle, 2 miles.
18-hole golf, 6 miles. Upton House (NT),
8miles. Warwick Castle and
Stratford-upon-Avon, both 16 miles, Blenheim
Palace, 20 miles. Cotswold Wildlife Park, 25
miles. Shops 3 miles, pub serving food 150
yards.
We have personally stayed
(twice now) in this cottage -
it is full of character and very comfortable
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Green Fingers -
Sleeps 6 |
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Lower Slaughter, Glos. |
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Close to the idyllic Cotswolds village of
Lower Slaughter and set within 1½acres of
beautifully landscaped gardens, this
spacious house (NP2) is ideally placed for
exploring this enchanting region. Warm and
comfortable, it is one of a pair, set in the
grounds of the owners' home and has been
extensively renovated to a very high
standard. Green Fingers also offers an
indoor heated swimming-pool for guests'
enjoyment. Bourton-on-the-Water, Burford and
Moreton-in-Marsh lie close at hand and there
are historic houses and fine gardens to
visit, together with an interesting array of
antique shops around which to browse.
Excellent dining abounds in the region, and
the magnificent towns of Cheltenham Spa
(20miles), Stratford-upon-Avon (25miles) and
Oxford (27miles) are a must for the visitor
to experience.
Note: Greenfingers adjoins Ladybird
Cottage
NKK and both can be booked together to
sleep 12 people |
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Shaplands Barn
Sleeps 4-6
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Cold Ashton, Chippenham Sth Gloucestershire |
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Shaplands Barn has been lovingly converted -
offering light and airy living. One of a
pair, it lies in a quiet lane within a small
village, which has its own church and pub.
The village is in an Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty and is famous for being on
the Cotswold Way. Only 4 miles from jct 18
on the M4, it is very well placed for
exploring the area - whether walking,
cycling or taking day trips to NT Dyrham
Park, Westonbirt Aboretum, or Lacock. The
city of Bath is just 6 miles away with its
famous Roman baths and Georgian stone
crescents. A couple of miles away is the
village of Marshfield with village shop,
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Appledore -
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Bourton-on-Water, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. |
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Explore villages and market towns
This delightful, spacious Cotswold
semi-detached cottage has a large enclosed
rear garden and is both beautifully
presented and well equipped. The cottage is
situated on a quiet road just off the high
street in picturesque Bourton-on-the-Water,
which boasts an array of interesting shops,
restaurants, pubs and visitor attractions.
For children, there is the 'Brum' museum,
fun days, Birdland and a leisure centre with
pool. For the more adventurous, there are
riding stables, golf, fishing and the
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