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NM3 |
Jackdaws |
Stow-on-the-Wold - Gloucestershire
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Dating from 1660, this
charming, double-fronted stone cottage lies
right in the heart of the popular village of
Stow-on-the-Wold. One of a pair, it has been
renovated to form a bright and spacious
`home from home', and offers an excellent
base from which to explore this delightful
corner of the Cotswolds. Pleasant walks lead
through the gently rolling countryside,
dotted with the honey-coloured houses
typical of this region. Stratford-upon-Avon
lies within easy reach, while Warwick,
Cheltenham Spa and Oxford are accessible in
around half an hour. Venture slightly
further afield for the Roman town and
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NJ5 |
Lavender
Cottage |
Bourton-on-the-Water
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This 250-year-old Grade
II listed cottage has been beautifully
restored to a high standard to offer
accommodation of great charm and comfort.
The end of a row of three in a secluded
courtyard (attached to the owners'
farmhouse), it is set at the heart of
Bourton-on-the-Water, a picturesque village
with elegant bridges spanning the River
Windrush. With a pretty, enclosed shared
garden, it is only 150yards from the river's
banks and makes an excellent base for
touring the Cotswolds. Beautiful country
walks nearby. Riding and river fishing
locally. Pub 200yards. |
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NH6 |
The Coach House |
Shipton-under-Wychwood
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Standing alone, within
the lovely garden of a 17th-century Grade II
listed house in the village, and originally
part of the nearby Shipton Court Estate (one
of the largest Jacobean houses in the
country dating from 1603), this charming,
refurbished Coach House lies within a
conservation area in an Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty. It offers cosy and spacious
accommodation, and its own peaceful garden.
Set in the heart of the Cotswolds and on the
edge of the village, it is both secluded and
secure. Burford, Stow-on-the-Wold and
Bourton-on-the-Water are all close by, and
Cirencester, Cheltenham, Stratford and
Oxford all less than an hour away. Good
restaurants, theatre, walking, antiques,
riding, historic houses, together with golf,
gardens and fishing are all easily
accessible. Nearest of three village pubs,
100yards. |
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NYR |
Wheathill
Cottage |
Cheltenham
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Occupying a superb position with wonderful
rural views, yet within a mile or so of
Cheltenham's elegant town centre, these
delightful cottages have been created from a
range of 19th-century barns and are
furnished and equipped to high standards.
All cottages enjoy a good choice of shared
facilities including a covered heated
swimming-pool, an all-weather tennis court
and a croquet lawn. The cottages are well
equipped, with an automatic washing machine,
microwave oven and dishwasher, and each
cottage has its own sitting-out area with
patio and furniture. All the fascinating
corners of the beautiful Regency spa town of
Cheltenham are immediately to hand: there is
an art gallery, a museum, tempting
boutiques, antique shops, plentiful
restaurants and inns. |
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16788 |
Vine Cottage |
Honington nr
Shipston -
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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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BRN |
Fosker's
Cottage |
Monks Eleigh,
nr Lavenham, Suffolk -
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This very attractive,
traditional grade II listed village house is
steeped in character with a thatched roof
and an exceptionally pretty country cottage
garden. It is situated in the heart of this
picturesque village with its village green,
outstanding pub and village stores. Numerous
villages to visit locally with Lavenham,
Long Melford, Clare and Kersey. Close to the
two popular market towns of Hadleigh and
Sudbury for their unique shops, tea rooms
and good selection of eating houses.
Colchester is only 20 miles, famous for its
castle, zoo and good train links to London.
There are excellent walking and riding
opportunities in the area and for the
boating enthusiast, access to the water in
the rivers Stour and Orwell. Restaurant and
pubs 50 yards. |
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17268 |
Old Forge
Cottage |
Great Ashfield,
Suffolk -
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This Grade II listed
semi-detached thatched cottage is steeped in
character with inglenook fireplace and beams
throughout. It is set in a pretty cottage
garden with rambling rose arches and a mass
of colourful plants. Set in the heart of the
Suffolk countryside with numerous places of
interest to visit locally. The historic
market towns of Bury St Edmunds, Stowmarket,
Ipswich and Sudbury within easy driving
distance, as are Newmarket for the races and
Thetford Forest. Shop and pub 1 mile. |
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BOQ |
Dove Cottage |
Dalham,
Newmarket, Suffolk -
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This unique detached
property is built around an original
dovecote which forms the central part of the
cottage in this superb area. Renovated to a
high standard it provides cosy, comfortable
and characterful accommodation, with beams,
natural floors and an open fireplace. Set
way back from the road, it sits in an
elevated, quiet and peaceful location, just
a short walk from the village pub. Ideally
situated for the races at Newmarket, and
there are excellent road links providing
easy driving to Bury St Edmunds, Diss,
Thetford, Cambridge, Stowmarket, Sudbury,
Long Melfold and Lavenham for historical
days out. Pub 50yards. |
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BHK |
Church Cottage |
Elveden, nr
Newmarket, Suffolk -
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This charming
300-year-old thatched cottage enjoys a
peaceful setting within the pretty village
of Eriswell. Attractively refurbished to the
E.T.C. `5Star' standard, it enjoys its own
south-facing garden. For days out, Bury
StEdmunds (12miles) offers good shops, an
art gallery, and lovely river walks in the
Abbey Gardens. Ely (19 miles), one-time home
of Oliver Cromwell, boasts a magnificent
cathedral, its Octagon tower visible for
miles around. Top class horse racing at
Newmarket 15miles. North Norfolk coast
within an hour. Riding, tennis and golf
locally. |
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BNZ |
The Old
Bakehouse |
Coddenham,
Suffolk -
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Standing on the edge of
the pretty village of Coddenham, this
delightful cottage has been recently
converted from a 16th-century Grade II
listed former bakery. Comfortable and
well-equipped, it has its own secluded
garden and lovely views over the surrounding
countryside. Coddenham is an ideal base for
visiting the picturesque Suffolk
countryside, including Constable Country,
Lavenham, Long Melford (for Kentwell and
Long Melford Halls), Bury St Edmunds,
Newmarket, Thetford Forest and Heritage
coastline. |
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