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Surrounded by nothing but acres of fields filled with wildlife, College Farm Cottage is a charming 18th Century child- and dog-friendly* property, sleeping 3 guests in 2 bed-rooms with 1 bathroom. A short drive from the Cotswold towns of Burford and Lechlade, College Farm Cottage is perfect for guests seeking open space and tranquillity, with plenty of walking routes quite literally on your doorstep.

*Dogs: Up to 2 well-behaved dogs are welcome at the cottage at an additional cost of £30 per dog. Please let us know if you will be bringing a dog(s) and we will then revise your booking confirmation. Introduction Low hedges, acres of flat green fields and an abundance of wildlife – these are the scenes that will greet you as you head towards College Farm Cottage. Situated on the expansive Bradwell Grove Estate, home to the Cotswold Wildlife Park, it’s hard to im-agine that you are only a few miles from Burford and Lechlade. As you make your way along the open fence-less lanes, you will almost feel as though you’re driving through the middle of the fields. Once you have arrived at the end of the farm track, you will find a delightful cottage with plenty of character – if you’re visiting in the summer months, you’ll even get to appreciate College Farm Cottage in all of its beautiful Wiste-ria–covered glory. College farm was built in 1771 by Trinity College of the University of Oxford for the use of tenant farmers as a source of additional income for the college. A working farm up until recent years, College Farm is now owned by the Bradwell Grove Estate, home to the nearby Cotswold Wildlife Park that exhibits over 260 different species of ani-mals – on a quiet day you may even be able to hear the lions roaring from the cottage! Although College Farm is no longer a working farm, it is surrounded by mainly arable farmland, all of which is organic. With a strong emphasis on conservation around the estate, there is plenty of wildlife to observe, from ground nesting birds to deer. You only have to step outside of the door at College Farm Cottage and you are right in the heart of unspoilt countryside, with bridle paths and walking routes running alongside the farmyard. Inside, the cottage is a lovely mix of traditional and new. The original flagstone flooring and woodburner add a touch of rustic charm, while there’s a new JVC Smart TV for guest use. Benefitting from a bright and airy feeling throughout, the cottage is decorat-ed in neutral tones, accented by quirky pops of colour and unique pieces of art and furniture. The back door opens out into a garden, while the windows boast views of nothing but green fields and the historic farmyard buildings. If you’re looking for peace, tranquillity and open starry skies, you’ve come to the right place. Despite its rural location, College Farm Cottage is just a 5-10 minute drive from the beautiful market town of Burford, where you will find artisan boutiques, cosy cafés, and interesting pubs. Walk to the top of the High Street and look back down the hill to enjoy one of the most exquisite views in the Cotswolds – and perhaps the finest ‘streetscape’ in England! Full Description Ground Floor Enter through the front door straight into the… Sitting Room A bright and spacious living space, the Sitting Room has a wonderful quintessential country cottage feel to it. Painted in fresh cream and white tones, the room has a cosy feel thanks to a corner lamp and its central feature, the woodburning stove. Set in the original fireplace, guests are welcome to use the woodburner, with a basket of logs provided. The original flagstone flooring is a characterful feature of this property, eve-ry stone is individual and unique. The Sitting Room boasts some beautiful pieces of furniture and artwork, adding eccentric and colourful highlights to a lovely relaxing room. There is a JVC Smart TV for guests to use, as well as a selection of books and games on the built-in shelves next to the fireplace. The WIFI router can be found in the Sitting Room window. To the left of the entrance to the Kitchen there is a latched cupboard. In here you will find an ironing board, iron, high chair, clothes airer and a mop & bucket. Through the door into the… Kitchen A well-equipped and pretty room, the Kitchen has a table and seating for 3 guests. En-joy breakfast looking out through the mustard yellow linen curtained window into the farmyard and fields beyond. With a cooker, toaster, kettle, fridge/freezer, oven, wash-ing machine, and cupboard filled with crockery and utensils, guests staying at College Farm Cottage are completely set up for cooking and dining in. There is a door leading from the Kitchen into the garden to the rear of the cottage. Through the Sitting Room and up the stairs. Please take care on the stairs as they are very steep and narrow. Into the upstairs hall and turn right into… First Floor The Master Bedroom A simple and sophisticated room decorated in neutral tones with colourful features, this exceptionally large and spacious bedroom is the perfect place for a peaceful night’s sleep in the heart of the countryside. With a comfortable king size bed and its own washbasin, guests staying in the Master Bedroom will appreciate the generous storage space provided by the built-in shelved wardrobe (where the travel cot is stored) and chest of drawers, as well as the beautiful views over the farmyard and fields. The cupboard next to the bed contains the water heater. Turn right into the… Single Bedroom Perfect for children, this compact single bedroom has plenty of storage thanks to the inbuilt wardrobe, and a comfortable single bed right next to the window overlooking the farmyard and fields beyond. Turn right into the… Family Bathroom The bathroom offers guests a bath with a fixed overhead shower, toilet and washbasin with one of the loveliest views in the cottage! Outside The garden of College Farm Cottage can be accessed via the back door from the Kitch-en. A great space for children to play or to even enjoy a BBQ or drink in the sun, the private garden is a beautiful place to relax and enjoy the tranquillity of the country-side, except for maybe the occasional lion roar…

Benefitting from the best of both worlds, College Farm Cottage enjoys a secluded location but is also the perfect location for exploring Burford and the wider Cotswolds. Please see the framed OS map in the sitting room where College Farm sits exactly cen-trally. In just a 5-10 minute drive you will find yourself on the High Street of Burford, a stunning medieval market town with plenty to offer. The excellent Co-operative su-permarket on the High Street stocks all immediate shopping requirements and is open 7am – 10pm every day of the week. There is also a Co-operative supermarket in Lech-lade, a 5-10 minute drive in the opposite direction to Burford, open 8am-8pm every day. There are some great cafés in Burford. Head towards the historic church and you will discover the newly built Warwick Hall and café, ideal for a morning coffee and snacks. Another good spot for a reviving cup of coffee or tea is Lynwood & Co on the High Street, where you can also buy delicious local artisan-made Sourdough bread and of course the famous Huffkins tea shop. If you find yourself parking in the main car park for Burford near the church (free parking) you will cross the mill-race connecting to the charming River Windrush that meanders through the Cotswolds, a lovely spot to feed the ducks and swans! Burford used to be a major coaching town between London and the West Country and was home to 35 coaching inns! The town still retains 13 pubs, of which some favour-ites are The Angel, a very good gastropub, The Highway and The Lamb on Sheep Street. There’s also a great variety of specialist shops to explore – including Maggie White and the fascinating Tolsey Museum. Alternatively, The Victoria in Eastleach, a very pretty Cotswold village nearby, is about an hour walk from the cottage and is a wonderful pub with good food, recommended by Emma and William. Also highly recommended - The Five Alls in Filkins and The Bell in Langford, both excellent pubs. All are popular so booking is essential. Around 5 miles south of the cottage, you will find Lechlade-on-Thames, a small historic town on the Thames, from which London could be reached by boat. With plenty of walks, a thriving market square, pubs, cafes and antique shops, Lechlade is slightly off the beaten tourist track compared to Burford and makes for a great day out. Here you will find a fantastic butcher, Cutler & Bayliss, selling high quality meat, cheese, fresh vegetables and bread as well as another Lynwood & Co café. If you fancy exploring a bit further afield, the beautiful ancient Roman market town of Cirencester is about 10 miles south and also there’s Witney which is an easy 11-mile drive east towards Oxford. Like Cirencester it has a great array of high street shops, larger supermarkets such as M&S, Waitrose and Sainsbury’s, eateries and a modern cinema complex. Also, around 15 miles away is the renowned Daylesford Organic Farm in Kingham, a farm complex that offers a farm shop, restaurant, spa as well as other activities such as farm tours and cooking courses. See the Burford Guidebook for further information.

Welcome to Dunford Barn, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. FROM SEPTEMBER 2019 TO THE END OF APRIL 2020, A NEIGHBOURING PROPERTY IS CARRYING OUT SOME INTERNAL RENOVATIONS. THIS MAY CAUSE SOME DISTURBANCE DURING PERMITTED WORKING HOURS OF 08:00 AM -16:00 PM MONDAY TO FRIDAY. THIS CONSTRUCTION IS EXPECTED TO LAST FOR APPROXIMATELY 5-8 MONTHS. THE WORK TEAM AND NEIGHBOUR HAVE ASSURED US THAT THE COMFORT OF GUESTS WILL BE IN CONSTANT CONSIDERATION AND OF CRITICAL IMPORTANCE. WE APOLOGISE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE IT MAY CAUSE GUESTS. Dunford Barn is a striking barn conversion located in the charming village of Langford. Langford is surrounded by gently undulating countryside and comprises stunning period houses and cottages, as well as an excellent pub offering delicious food and local ales with a laid-back ambience. The area is dotted with many lovely villages including Filkins, home to the Cotswold Woollen Weavers wool museum and café, as well as Kelmscott Manor, the idyllic Cotswold home of William Morris. The picturesque medieval market town of Burford, located on the River Windrush, is just six miles away and for families, the Cotswold Wildlife Park on the edge of pretty Lechlade-on-Thames is a must. Important Customer Notice: - Special Events: Christmas, New Year and the Cheltenham Horse Racing Festival are Special Events, with bookings typically limited to weeks only from a specific start day If your dates don’t appear to fit, then please click Contact Host below to find out what options may exist for you!

The front door opens into the welcoming entrance hall with flagstone flooring, off which are following rooms: Living room: This sociable room has an abundance of character features including exposed beams, a large Cotswold stone fireplace with a wood/coal burning stove and an eye-catching floor to ceiling stone mullion window which provides lovely views across the garden. There is plenty of comfortable seating with three sofas and two armchairs, plus a Smart TV with access to Amazon Prime and Netflix, as well as a Smart Blu-Ray DVD player; Kitchen/dining room: Overlooking the garden, this country-style kitchen has an Aga (the use of which must be arranged with the owner directly), a wooden dining table with seating for eight, an electric oven with four-ring electric hob, a Nespresso coffee machine, dishwasher, microwave, kettle and toaster. The useful pantry area is used to store further seating; Utility room: Contains a washing machine and tumble dryer, as well as a butler sink, American-style fridge/freezer and hooks for storing coats; Cloakroom: Contains a toilet and wash basin. Stairs lead up from the entrance hall to the first floor landing which has built-in wardrobes for extra storage space. The following rooms are on the first floor: Master bedroom: The focal point of this fabulous bedroom is the arched stone mullion window which overlooks the wonderful garden below. The exposed wooden beams add further character, and this room contains either a super king size bed or two single beds, along with a single pull out bed which is available upon request. There is an oak chest of drawers, an armchair and built-in wardrobes with full length mirrored doors; Bedroom 2: Two steps lead down into this beautiful room which overlooks the back garden and courtyard below. The ornate wooden door, providing direct access to the courtyard, is kept locked for health and safety reasons. This room contains either a super king size bed or two single beds, and a single pull out bed is available upon request. There is a full length mirror with storage space beneath, along with two bedside tables and wall hooks for additional storage; Family bathroom: Contains a bath with handheld shower attachment, toilet and wash basin; Bedroom 3: Overlooking the garden, this pretty room has exposed wooden beams and contains either a super king size bed or two single beds, a single pull out bed which is available upon request, a wardrobe enclave, chest of drawers and a wall mirror; Shower room: Contains a large walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin; Bedroom 4: This bright room with exposed beams contains either a king size bed or two 75cm wide single beds, storage shelves and wall hooks for hanging clothes. The garden is accessed via the utility room and is bordered by an ornate dry-stone wall. Laid mostly to lawn, this well-tended outside space has lots of mature trees to provide shade, and established shrub-filled borders. There are two sun loungers available for guests, as well as a bistro table and chairs set. At the end of the garden is a wooded area with a raised shallow pond and as the pond is not fenced off, children and dogs should be supervised at all times. There is a bright courtyard at the side of the property which has a large wooden table with seating for ten, along with a charcoal barbecue, perfect for al fresco dining. Off-street parking for two cars is available on the shared driveway and further on-street parking is readily available at the front of the property.

The Cotswolds are characterised by attractive small towns and villages, built of the underlying Cotswold stone (a yellow oolitic limestone). In the Middle Ages the wool trade made the Cotswolds prosperous and some of this money was put into the building of churches, leaving the area with a number of large handsome Cotswold stone "wool churches". The area remains affluent, which has encouraged the establishment of many high quality pubs, restaurants and antique shops.

The Pigsty has been lovingly converted into a double en suite room with TV, internet, tea and coffee. The room opens up onto a sunny, newly paved court yard with outdoor seating for you to enjoy. The private entrance via a locked gate means you can come and go as you please. Located in central Lechlade with the river Thames, open fields, pubs, restaurants and cafes on your door step. It's a vibrant and friendly market town with plenty to do!

Built circa 1805 this property was originally a pigsty and later converted in to the wash house for the cottage built around 1850. Now it's a quirky en suite room with handmade mahogany double glazed doors and windows, under floor heating, stone sink, remote controlled lighting and extractor fan and opens up onto a sunny court yard for you to enjoy. The room itself can be used as living room, bedroom or work space with the fold out futon and table, as illustrated in the photos. Note: due to limited space, toilet has a curtain instead of a door. Pigsty is located about 4 metres from my kitchen/back door

Lechlade a very social and friendly place. The terrace row where the Pigsty is situated is a throw back to 1940s living, with close neighbours and cups of tea over the garden fence. It's charming and you'll certainly live like a local and not a tourist.

The Granary is part of The Great Barns at Macaroni Farm which were built in the 1700's. Macaroni Farm is a family run, organic farm situated in the heart of the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Guests staying here can enjoy the many footpaths, and walk across fields to the historic village of Eastleach. The Granary is a beautifully authentic barn conversion which retains the feel of the original grain store it once was, with exposed beams, stone and stable dividers upstairs.

The ground floor consists of a large, stone floored open plan living room/kitchen, with electric wood burner. The entrance hall is spacious with a WC under the stairs, that leads up to the bathroom, twin room , and master bedroom. All beds are comfortable Loaf beds. The master bedroom has a super king size bed and its' own WC and basin. Guests would need to walk through the twin to get to the master room, which could also be used as a dressing room for couples who wished to stay.

The historic village of Eastleach is a short walk across the fields from The Granary which also boasts the very popular 'Queen Victoria' pub. We are on the edge of the Coln Valley famous for its' beautiful walks. There are 5 wonderful pubs within a 10 minute radius of the farm, while the villages of Bibury, Burford, Fairford, Lechlade and Cirencester are close by and easy to explore from us. Fairford and Lechlade both have a 'Lynwoods' café which are infamous for their delicious coffee, sourdough and breakfasts.

This 'Picture Postcard' Cotswold cottage is quietly situated within a few minutes walk of Lechlade-on-Thames town centre’s pubs, restaurants and shops and is ideally situated for exploring the delights of the Cotswolds. The property is blessed with a wealth of character and has been beautifully restored. Although very close to the Town Centre, this cottage is remarkably peaceful. The cottage is accessed by a footpath and is approximately 20 yards off Sherborne Street.

The open plan living space has its original flagstone floors, exposed ceiling beams and a cosy wood burning stove. A supply of firewood will be provided. Within the reception space lies the well-appointed kitchen with built-in appliances including cooker/hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge etc. A good amount of larder supplies will be provided as well as all crockery, cutlery and glassware etc. The lounge area is also well appointed with Freeview TV, DVD player, WiFi router, radio etc. There are a selection of DVD's, books and games provided. On the first floor there are two bedrooms, one double and one single and each have built –in wardrobes. There is a modern bathroom with shower over the bath, wash basin & toilet. Comfortable beds and bedding along with towels are all provided for your convenience. In the courtyard garden there is a self contained garden room which makes an ideal space for locking away bikes when you wish to explore on foot or further afield by car. This building has electricity and water supply. It also has its own toilet. The cottage is located on a No Through Road and is accessed via a footpath. Very quiet and peaceful despite being just minutes walk from the town centre. Parking is on street, safe and only yards from the front door.

Lechlade and the surrounding area has so much to offer visitors. It is ideally located in the South of the Cotswolds. For the more active amongst us, there are plenty of walking trails of varying difficultly, as well as cycle routes. Lechlade is on the bank of the Thames which provides plenty of other activities such as Boat hire which can be arranged from The Trout Inn which is only about a mile on the Faringdon Road. A little way down the river towards Buscot, you will find St Johns Lock which is the first lock on the Thames. Stay here a while and watch the boats navigate through the lock. Lechlade is served by plenty of Pubs and Restaurants such as the Riverside which is located just beyond the famous Halfpenny Bridge. The local Fish & Chip shop is again just a couple of minutes walk from the cottage. There are also Chinese and Indian restaurants as well as Cafe's. If you're after a more leisurely holiday, there are grand open homes to visit such as Kelmscott Manor and Buscot House or you may choose to visit the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust for a spot of birdwatching or catching a glimpse of other wildlife. For big and small children alike, The Cotswold Wildlife Park is just 6 miles along the road to Burford. This is a fantastic dayout for all the family and is a must see whilst you are in the area. If fishing is your thing, the Lechlade Trout Fishery provides rod hire & river fishing. They are located on the edge of town on the Burford Road. There is also a broad mix of shops in the town from the renowned Christmas Shop through to Antiques. Plumtree Cottage is just a couple of minutes walk from the local Londis where you will find all of the essentials that you will need during your stay. You will also find a Butcher and Grocer a couple of minutes away. Other major centres which are within easy reach of Lechlade by car are Burford - 11 minutes, Cirencester (The Capital of the Cotswolds) - 25 minutes, Swindon - 30 minutes and Oxford - 40 minutes.

Welcome to Friesland Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Friesland Cottage is a beautiful Cotswold stone cottage, dating back to the 1700s, which is located on the edge of the picturesque Cotswolds village of Shilton, and surrounded by stunning countryside. Shilton is well known for its attractive ford across “The Shill” brook, its open village green and its pretty stone cottages, all of which are much photographed and provided the setting for the Old Forge in Downton Abbey. The village also has an award winning pub, The Rose and Crown, which ensures that Shilton provides a true Cotswold experience. The beautiful market town of Burford is just two miles away and can easily be walked to across the fields from the cottage, and the many other lovely towns and villages of the Cotswolds are all within easy reach, as are famous places such as Blenheim Palace, Oxford and Cheltenham. London is also easily accessible by train or car. Important Customer Notice: - Special Events: Christmas, New Year and the Cheltenham Horse Racing Festival are Special Events, with bookings typically limited to weeks only from a specific start day If your dates don’t appear to fit, then please click Contact Host below to find out what options may exist for you!

Friesland Cottage is a Cotswold stone semi-detached property located on a quiet road, on the edge of the peaceful village of Shilton. The front door opens into a large, welcoming hallway, with a wood burning stove and flagstone flooring, which leads through to a well laid out ground floor area: Living room: This elegant room provides a wonderful relaxing space, with stylish wooden floors and a fireplace containing a wood burning stove. There are comfortable sofas with seating for eight, a SMART HD TV with DVD player, and a SONOS multi-room player; Kitchen, dining and sitting room: A fabulous sociable room for cooking, eating and relaxing, which looks out over the back garden. The contemporary kitchen contains a large island and double sink, and comes very well equipped, with a large Aga with a four ring gas hob, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge, freezer, wine fridge, kettle, toaster, microwave and Nescafe Dolce Gusto coffee machine. The dining area has French doors leading out into the garden and contains a large dining table that comfortably seats eight. There is an additional sitting room area, also with French doors out to the garden, which contains a comfy sofa and armchair, together with a SONOS multi-room system, a SMART HD TV and a DVD player; Cloakroom: Contains a toilet and a wash basin. Wooden stairs with a handrail lead up from the living room to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Master bedroom: A substantial dual aspect room, with a vaulted ceiling, wooden floors and views over the open countryside, which contains a double bed and a SMART HD TV. There is an ensuite bathroom, with a roll top bath, separate digital walk-in shower, wash basin and toilet; Bedroom 2: Another stylish room which contains a double bed; Bedroom 3: This lovely light room contains two bunk beds, which are large enough to accommodate adults; Family bathroom: Contains a bath, toilet and wash basin. Heading out through the doors of the dining area and into the garden, three steps lead up to the annexe, which contains: Bedroom 4: A beautifully presented room with wooden floors, which contains a double bed and a SMART HD TV. There is also an ensuite bathroom, with a walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin. There are beautiful gardens at the front and back of the cottage, which primarily comprise of lawns bordered by fruit trees and flower beds. There is a large table in the back garden with seating for eight, a charcoal barbecue, outdoor games for children, and a croquet set. Just outside the front door of the cottage is a magnificent old well, which is securely covered. There is a driveway in the front garden, with parking space for up to four cars.

The Cotswolds are characterised by attractive small towns and villages, built of the underlying Cotswold stone (a yellow oolitic limestone). In the Middle Ages the wool trade made the Cotswolds prosperous and some of this money was put into the building of churches, leaving the area with a number of large handsome Cotswold stone "wool churches". The area remains affluent, which has encouraged the establishment of many high quality pubs, restaurants and antique shops.

Welcome to Swan View, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Swan View is a beautiful Cotswold stone cottage, set in the heart of the charming village of Southrop, surrounded by the stunning Cotswolds countryside. The River Leach runs past the village and there are an abundance of walks from the doorstep of the cottage. Southrop is also fortunate to have a very well regarded country pub, and is well placed for exploring the wider Cotswold region, with Burford, the “gateway to the Cotswolds” close by, and Cirencester, the largest market town in the Cotswolds, just 12 miles away. Slightly further afield places, such as Bath, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon are within easy reach, and day trips to London are also possible. Important Customer Notice: - Special Events: Christmas, New Year and the Cheltenham Horse Racing Festival are Special Events, with bookings typically limited to weeks only from a specific start day If your dates don’t appear to fit, then please click Contact Host below to find out what options may exist for you!

Swan View is a semi-detached cottage in the heart of Southrop, next to the village green. The front door opens into an entrance hall, off of which are the following ground floor rooms: Sitting room: This well presented room has a wooden floor and an exposed brick fireplace with a wood and coal burning stove, a three seater sofa, arm chair and a bucket chair. There is also a SMART TV with a Blu-ray player, and an iPod dock; Dining room: A lovely room, which looks out through the conservatory to the garden, and contains a large wooden table with seating for up to eight; Conservatory: Double doors from the dining room open into a bright conservatory, with exposed Cotswold stone walls, which is perfect to sit in on a summer evening, watching the sun set from the rattan sofa and two chairs. French doors lead out from the conservatory into the lovely garden. Please note that the conservatory is not heated in winter; Kitchen: An open arch leads from the dining room into the well presented kitchen, which also overlooks the garden. There is an electric cooker and four ring electric hob, fridge, freezer, microwave, slimline dishwasher, and a kettle, toaster and NutriBullet; Utility room/cloakroom: Contains a washing machine, toilet and a wash basin; Snug: A small office area, with a desk, chair, telephone and an additional fridge. Stairs lead up from the hallway to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Bedroom 1: A bright and spacious room, which gets the morning sun, and contains a king size bed; Bedroom 2: Contains a full size single bed, with an additional 75cm wide pull-out single bed also available upon request. When the extra bed is in use there is not much floor space available in the bedroom; Shower room: Contains a walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin. Doors from the conservatory lead into the large, mature back garden, with planted borders, fruit trees and lawn. There is a table with an umbrella and seating for five, plus a charcoal barbecue during the warmer months of the year. At the front of the cottage is a gravel driveway, with parking for two cars.

The Cotswolds are characterised by attractive small towns and villages, built of the underlying Cotswold stone (a yellow oolitic limestone). In the Middle Ages the wool trade made the Cotswolds prosperous and some of this money was put into the building of churches, leaving the area with a number of large handsome Cotswold stone "wool churches". The area remains affluent, which has encouraged the establishment of many high quality pubs, restaurants and antique shops.

Planters Studio is a delightful countryside retreat, its 1st floor galleried bedroom & bathroom has an exceptionally comfortable cast iron 4-poster double bed within an oak framed roof - certainly romantic, light and airy. Downstairs is a modern fully equipped kitchen, eating and sitting area including a sofa bed. A Welcome Pack is provided. The Studio has its own front door, patio garden & BBQ, with off road parking. A cot is available on request. Dogs/pets are welcome - charge £5/night/pet.

Guests regularly comment in our guest book that the Studio is comfortable, very well furnished and equipped. The Studio is private and, only if needed, we are near bye to help in any way. The Studio is in a 'Golden Triangle' of rolling Cotswold, largely organic, farmland & countryside. Footpaths, from the Studio, flow directly cross-country into gorgeous villages of Cotswold stone and narrow country lanes or minor roads lead further afield for trips by car to pretty country towns and villages.

This part of the Cotswolds we love particularly because it remains very largely working organic farmland rather than a recognised Cotswold destination - like Burford. The near bye villages without exception are all very attractive, most have a pub that serves food from good to restaurant standard. There is a network of footpaths linking the villages. We are happy to recommend our current favourite restaurants and other places or activities of interest.

This is a self-catering listing with a small kitchen, and an en suite bathroom separate from the rest of the house.

On the edge of Shilton village. Great for walks in the country side as there is a public right of way passing the house that goes all the way to Burford. There is a pub in the village if you feel like a meal out.

Typical Cotswold Village.

FREE Parking, Pets stay FREE. Nestled in the market town of Lechlade-on-Thames Way Cottage is within walking distance of the high street hosting a variety of antique shops, amenities stores, flower shop, gift shops and pubs. This pretty Cotswold stone cottage comfortably accommodates 4 guests in two bedrooms. There is free parking and WiFi. Towels, candles, complimentary toiletries and beautiful white bed linen are all provided.

Way Cottage was set up as a real home away from home. Somewhere you can throw open the front door, unpack your bags and put the kettle on (or crack open the vino!). The cottage is perfectly located to really explore all that the Cotswolds has to offer and is an ideal base for those seeking wedding accommodation or a relaxing break from the city. The accommodation is neatly arranged over two floors. There is a cosy lounge area with decorative fireplace and board games for your use. A fully equipped kitchen with built in appliances and plenty of crockery and glassware and open plan dining area. Double doors from the kitchen lead out onto a private courtyard garden with outside seating and a ‘Den’ area. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, bedroom 1 has a wonderful vaulted ceiling and Juliet balcony overlooking the patio. Bedroom 2 has floor to ceiling mirrored wardrobes and a handy pull out air bed for those who do not wish to share a bed. There is a modern family bathroom with shower and bath tub. The cottage caters for families with babies/young children (travel cot and high chair are available) however please note that the internal stair case is a wooden spiral construction and maybe dangerous for unsupervised young children.

Lechlade is a pretty market town with a good variety of shops and pubs. Vera's Kitchen does the best breakfast around and after a mid morning walk along the Thames Path it's always nice to put your feet up in The Riverside with an ice cold beverage watching the canal boats go past, from here it is also possible to hire out boats and explore the river. Fairford is only 4 miles away and boasts the location of the Royal Air Tattoo every year in July. It is also home to a beautiful 14th Century church and the newly renovated Bull Hotel and Restaurant which has an extensive menu. If you are exploring for the day try Bibury and get a photograph of the iconic Arlington Row, the Trout Farm provides delicious cream teas, catch and keep fishing and a deli of home made produce. If you're feeling a little more active you could try your hand water skiing or let the kids loose on the inflatables at Craig Cohoon Watersports. The Cotswolds Wildlife park is a short car ride away and ensures an action packed day for all the family with the chance to see exotic animals including alligators and giraffes. A little further a field (40 min drive) is the Spa town of Cheltenham which is fantastic for a days shopping and if you are planing a really special night out get a table at the Feathered Nest in Nether Westcote, a twenty minute rural drive away but the best food and service in the Cotswolds. If you have brought along your four legged friend the cottage is a great base to walk the Cotswolds Way, trail runs from Bath to Chipping Campden, It passes numerous places of interest, including the site of the Battle of Lansdowne, the Somerset Monument, the Tyndale Monument, Sudeley Castle, Cleeve Hill, Hailes Abbey, and the Broadway Tower.

Our two lodges are based in our woodland area on our 30 acre farm which allows you plenty of peace and tranquillity whilst watching the day go by. The lodge has its own kitchen and living area with a log burner. They have one double bedroom with bathroom connected and a sofa bed. The lodge has a large front deck area with seating and small BBQ provided. You have access to the farm allowing you to interact with our extremely friendly animals and private hire of the indoor swimming pool available.

Our two lodges are based in our woodland area on our 30 acre farm which allows you plenty of peace and tranquillity whilst watching the day go by. There is also an adventure play area where children can play freely and a small lake in which you can use our rowing boat to get out on the water. We have many animals on the farm, such as ponies, donkeys and sheep, which are very friendly and can be interacted with. We also have a swimming pool which can be hired privately to guests during the stay.

We live in a small Cotswold town with lots of good eating places, pubs, river walks and many antique shops. We are also under a 10 minute drive away from the Cotswold Wildlife Park.

Spacious and light, superb acommodation with own private parking and entrance. Beautifully equipped, self contained large annex with double bed, shower room, work space (table and chairs) Sky TV, Internet, tea and coffee facilities. Free parking to the side. A quiet spot to relax and unwind. Within easy reach of local facilities. We will be here to let you in and help with queries.

Alvescot is a small pretty village with great walks on your door step and a lovely village pub...The Plough (booking recommended) We are close to Burford (5 miles) Cheltenham (20 miles) Oxford (20 miles) There are several events at different times of the year which include Blenheim and Badminton horse trials, Cheltenham races, Giffords circus, The Wilderness festival, Cornbury festival and the Big Food Festival hosted by Jamie Oliver in Kingham amongst others. There are also many ancient villages including Stow on the Wold, Bourton on the Water, Upper and Lower slaughter, to name a few. The Cotswold Wildlife Park and Burford Garden Company are both about a 5 mile drive away and the latter is perfect for a rainy day!

Honeysuckle cottage is on a quiet no-through lane in Fyfield, just outside Southrop, leading down to the River Leach from where there are numerous lovely walks, along the river, across farmland or through woodland from the doorstep. All walks can take in one of our lovely local pubs, which have roaring log fires and excellent food. Our local pub in Southrop is the The Swan, has a fantastic restaurant, lovely bar and is just a stagger away!

Honeysuckle Cottage is a lovely Grade II Listed cottage in Fyfield on a quiet lane leading down to the River Leach. The cottage is listed, with an abundance of original features, including large fireplaces with log-burners, exposed beams and two traditional old flagstone staircases to the bedrooms. Please note, that the staircases are the original traditional stone, narrow and circular staircases that wind behind the fireplaces - they maybe unsuitable for small children or people with walking difficulties, The period features are complimented with modern luxuries for your convenience and relaxation The kitchen has recently been refitted and includes a washing machine, dishwasher and cooker/hob. The kitchen looks out onto the garden and down across fields towards the river. The bathroom has also been recently been refitted, with a large shower and modern sink looking onto the lane. There are two large bedrooms with exposed beams and views across the fields. Each bedroom is accessed by their own set of stone stairs - as the property was once two separate workers cottages. The bedrooms are setup as one double and a twin room, although an extra bed could be added to the twin for a child. The lounge is lovely and welcoming, with a large open fireplace with log burner, comfortable seating for four people, a large TV and soft lighting. The room has lots of original features including exposed beams, original terracotta tiled floor, exposed stone work and latch doors. Views into the lane and onto the garden. There is a separate Dining Room with open fireplace and views into the garden and across the fields. There is an old farmhouse kitchen table in the Dining Room with seating for four. There is large south facing garden with lawn and mature planting at the rear of the garden with table and chairs for outside dining. During the summer, guests are also able to use the large outdoor heated swimming pool to swim or just to lounge on the deckchairs. There is a BBQ and firepit for those lazy evenings too!

The Cotswold Wildlife Park is under ten minutes away by car and is a great place to explore. Take the kids into the adventure playground, on a ride around the park on the old steam train, and of course view all the animals! The cottage is also in the region of the Cotswold Water Park, which is awash with opportunities for fantastic photography, from superb sunsets to ripples and reflections, not to mention the wonderful array of wildlife. In addition, there are numerous opportunities for water sports. Have a go at cable-skiing, go crazy with some friends on a large inflatable banana, or if you prefer something more peaceful, try windsurfing, sailing, or kayaking – tuition is available for all of these activities. There are a number of beautiful old Cotswold market towns to explore too. Why not visit Cirencester (the second largest town in Roman times) to explore the history, coffee shops and lovely boutiques. Cirencester's market square is dominated by the cathedral-like Parish Church of St. John Baptist (one of the largest in England), where local markets happen every Monday and Friday. Alternatively, visit Burford (10 mins drive), a beautiful old Cotswold town, with a High Street sloping from the high Wolds, where you have beautiful views over the open countryside, down to the willow fringed River Windrush in the pretty Windrush valley. A fine three arched medieval bridge crosses the river at the foot of the hill. If you enjoy visiting some of our fantastic period houses, then Kelmscot Manor, home of William Morris and all things Arts & Crafts, is within ten minutes drive. Kelmscot also has an amazing local pub, The Plough, that serves wonderful food either in the sunny garden or cozy restaurant. Plus, we have Buscot Manor and Blenheim on the doorstep.

Beautiful Old Vicarage in heart of a great village, with a Michelin starred pub, village shop, post office, outdoor public swimming pool. Stunning walks / cycle rides. 20 miles from oxford, 4 from Burford and 4 from Lechlade. Suitable for conferences or Cotswold getaways.

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Stable Cottage is situated in the grounds of Oxleaze Farm, 5 miles from Lechlade and 7 miles from Burford. Set at the heart of a thriving family-run organic Cotswold farm, Stable Cottage is the perfect place to experience country life with easy access to pubs and shops, and country walks aplenty. From the warmth of the cottage you can look out to stunning undisturbed views and feel part of the farm with chickens and ducks wandering the grounds.

Stable cottage has recently been refurbished and offers space for 6 guests in 3 bedrooms. The ground floor: A boot room, toilet, living room, kitchen and dining space with lots of storage. The first floor: Family bathroom, double bedroom and twin bedroom. The Top floor: Twin bedroom. The cottage has stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Well behaved dogs are welcome (£10 per night payable on arrival) but please do not allow them on the furniture or upstairs, and 'pick up' after them in the usual way. Please be aware that there are a number of animals on the farm who they may come across including free range chickens. Guests dogs may roam freely in the secured front and back gardens of the cottage but please keep them on a lead outside this space. Please no confetti in or around Stable Cottage!

Oxleaze Farm is on the Gloucestershire/Oxfordshire border, near Lechlade which is the source of the Thames. Southrop and Eastleach (2 miles away) rank amongst the most charming Cotswold villages, whilst Burford is renowned for its antique shops. The Cotswold Wildlife Park is just up the road and Burford Garden Company offers a unique shopping experience.

1 & 2 The Stables are independent suites, suitable for couples travelling together & combines rural chic with modern comforts. 1 mile south of the medieval town of Burford at the end of a no through road adjacent to A361, plenty of private parking, storage for bikes & good walks.South-facing room overlooking fields.Ideally located if attending weddings at Stone Barn 6 miles or Oxleaze Barn 5 miles.Easy access Oxford, Stratford & hidden village gems.Cotswold Wildlife Park is 1 mile away.

2, The Stables consists of a large, luxury suite with a king-sized bed, bedside tables, underfloor heating, dining table with two comfortable chairs and are adults only. We do not take children. Complimentary tea, coffee, biscuits and bottled spring water. THERE ARE NO KITCHEN FACILITIES but there is crockery and cutlery. Freesat TV, chest of drawers and blanket box.There is shower gel provided in the en-suite shower room which has a heated towel rail and again, underfloor heating. Situated on the outskirts of historic Burford and is well placed for easy access to Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham, famous for National Hunt Racing as well as the music and literary festivals. There are numerous, hidden Cotswold village gems to discover, along with walks, one of which is to the pretty Rose and crown pub in Shilton. Conveniently placed if attending a wedding at Stone Barn, Aldsworth, approximately 6 miles away, or Oxleaze Barn, approximately 5 miles away.

The Stables are ideally situated for visiting local and historical attractions such as Burford, Bourton-on-the-Water, Oxford, Blenheim Palace, the Georgian spa town of Cheltenham, along with the famous National Hunt Racing Festival. Stratford-upon-Avon is approximately a 45 minute drive away. There are also the beautiful villages of The Slaughters and Coln Valley to visit.

Beautiful room, bathroom, in stunning large family house, ex Cotswold Vicarage in filkins, superb picturesque village, Michelin starred pub, woolen weavers and tea rooms, Stunning walks, cycle rides, personal fitness available, cordon bleu cook, housekeeper, for all the family - adventure playground/Cotswold wildlife park 1 mile, Burford 4 miles, Lechlade 3, RAF Brize Norton 3 miles. Oxford 20, nearest train station Shipton under Wychwood/kingham 8 miles. Cheltenham 20 miles driver available!

One storey cottage in the idyllic Cotswold village of Southrop. 2 double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (showers) and an open plan kitchen/living space. TVs in each room. Fantastic walking/cycling, great pubs/cafes. 'Locals' include The Swan and Thyme (spa, restaurant + cooking school) in the village; The Bell in Langford 3 miles away; and many others.. A fantastic bolthole from which to explore the Cotswolds. Close to Ozleaze Barn, Cripps Barn and Stone Barn venues Dogs and children welcome.

Lark Rise III is a 50 foot narrowboat offered as static accommodation moored in the quiet surroundings of Lechlade Marina*. She boasts free parking on site, views of the river, and a multi-fuel stove. Lechlade borders Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire making it an excellent choice to explore all three counties. Shops, pubs, restaurants, and supermarkets are within walking distance, and walks, cycle routes, fishing and boating are on the doorstep. A perfect getaway to suit many tastes.

Although built in the 1980’s, Lark Rise III displays all the charm of an old narrowboat including handcrafted furnishings and items decorated with traditional canal art. This small yet cosy space is ideal for a couples’ getaway. South East facing, ensures that the boat gets lots of light during the day, and being centrally heated is a good choice for a quiet retreat all year round*. She is offered as static narrowboat accommodation for up to 3 people. Living/Dining area The living area is in the bow of the boat (the entrance to the boat) It has a large sofa bed (for a third person) and a multi-fuel stove to keep you warm and toasty in wintertime. The stove also serves two radiators, one in the galley and the other in the bedroom, so the boat stays warm throughout. We supply sufficient wood for the duration of your stay, and enough coal to keep the stove in for each night of your stay**. We give you full instructions on how to use it the stove. The dining area is adjacent to the galley and contains a folding leaf table that can seat up to 3 people. A table cloth is also provided along with drinks coasters. The table is also useful for working at or to play some of our board games that are provided. The galley The galley is in the centre of the boat and is furnished with a gas oven and grill with a four ring gas hob. There is a small square sink with drainer. The galley contains work surfaces and cupboards. There is one cupboard free for you to place food items along with an undercounter fridge with a small freezer section at the top. The galley comes equipped with: • Frying pan • Saucepans • Glass tumblers, beer glasses & pewter tankards • Cutlery • Cooking utensils • Electric kettle and hob kettle • Toaster • Mugs • Melamine dinner plates, side plates and bowls • Baking trays & roasting tin • Hand towel & tea towel The Shower room Next to the bedroom is a small shower room. This has recently been renovated and has a basic shower with shower curtain and also has a chemical cassette toilet on board (this is cleaned and sanitised by us at the end of your stay, or at intervals if you are staying more than a few days). The following items are provided for you: • Hand soap • hair and body wash • toilet rolls • bath towels, hand towels and flannels. You can also have the option to access standard power showers and toilets in the marina’s shower rooms. We would need a £30 deposit for this option payable on arrival that will be returned to you on the safe return of the keys at the end of your stay. The Bedroom The cabin style bedroom has a 4 foot small double bed and is located in the stern of the boat. The room has windows either side, one looking over the marina and the other over the grass seating area outside. It has a small wardrobe with shelf and hanging space for 3 people people. There is also a hair dryer kept inside the wardrobe. There is also storage under the bed for your luggage bags. Outdoor space In addition to the boat we also have outdoor spaces both have views across the Thames and over the rest of the marina. The first is a small seating area on the bow of the boat, very useful in the summer months to sit and drink coffee. Off the boat there is a grass area. In the summer we provide a table and chairs for you to eat al fresco or to watch the sunset with your favourite tipple. We also have outdoor games, such as Pétanque, giant dominos and quoits. There is always plenty of wildlife around too, and we regularly see geese, swans, and kingfishers, just to name a few. If you are looking for a quiet romantic getaway with evenings snuggled up in front of the fire, or a unique stay with good friends, or just as a base to explore the countryside we may just be what you are looking for. * Potential for noise: Lechlade Music Festival is held every year over the last bank holiday in May. The festival is held in the fields opposite the boat. The music can be quite loud and can be heard on the marina. Please bear this in mind when booking. Lechlade, as the crow flies, is also very close to the Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) held in Fairford in mid July. You may relish the thought of watching the air displays overhead, but again they can be noisy. We suggest that if you are considering booking with us around those times, and you would like a quiet stay, that you contact us to find out the exact dates for those events. **Extra coal may be purchased from us, see the house rules for details.

Lechlade is a lovely Cotswold stone market town that has a great community feel to it. We have plenty of things to see and do for everyone within Lechlade and the surrounding area. If you love the water, then there are plenty of activities in and around the area from boats, to river walks. Why not walk down to St John's lock and watch the boats coming up or downstream. Gloucestershire and the surrounding counties are steeped in history, and we are close to some wonderful churches, historic houses and monuments. The Roman town of Cirencester, the city of Oxford, and Cheltenham Spa are within 30 miles of the marina. In addition, there are many other old Cotswold towns and villages to visit. If you are an avid Christmas market goer, then there are several within reach from Lechlade. The Christmas markets at Cirencester, Cheltenham, Gloucester Quays, Oxford, and Blenheim Palace are all within a 1 hour driving distance from Lechlade. Bath Christmas market is slightly further afield at 1hr 30 minutes, it is quite a large market and well worth the visit as a day trip. In December many places in the Cotswolds have an evening of celebrations with a Christmas lights turn on, including Lechlade. See the 'Christmas in Lechlade' guidebook for more details about staying on our boat during the festive season.. Earlier in the year we are ideally placed for both the Lechlade Music Festival and Troutfest, the IAT Fairford Air Tattoo and slightly further afield, Cheltenham Festival and the New Years Day races also at Cheltenham. Later in the year it is not far to the Music and Fireworks held at the Defence Academy Shrivenham, we are close to Fairford and Faringdon fireworks displays.

A unique studio with its own well in the heart of the Cotswolds, this cosy, self-contained flat is perfect for a get-away-from-it-all break. Tucked away off a very quiet lane and surrounded by fields, it is perfect for walking and cycling with footpaths and bridleways from the property. Please note; there is a mezzanine sleeping platform which is accessed by a ladder.

The Well House is located within the property of Bazeland Farm which a busy family home. There will usually be someone onsite if you need anything, but it is separate from the house. We also have a very friendly Terrier which may be loose outside and there are horses and ponies on the farm. An excellent hotel and pub are each about a mile away, and it is in the middle of the triangle of Oxford, Cheltenham and Swindon for access to days out sightseeing, shopping, racing, Blenheim Palace and Badminton. Witney, Burford, Bibury, Lechlade, Faringdon and the Cotswolds ANOB are all within 15 minutes.

CONTACT KACEY RELOCATION FOR HEAVILY DISCOUNTED KEY WORKER RATES This fully SELF CONTAINED, beautiful Grade II listed 300 year old cottage; ONLY 20 minutes from THE GREAT WESTERN HOSPITAL! Although it has a cosy feel, it can accommodate 6 people so ideal for those needing to isolate alone to protect vulnerable family members, families needing accommodation or key workers needing to protect family but still needing the mental support of living with colleagues.

We are here during this difficult time to specifically support: - Key Workers - People whose homes are currently unavailable to stay in - Those people unable to travel back to their country of residence due to restrictions - People needing to self-isolate to keep vulnerable family members safe - Those unable to live in their primary residence Other properties are available and speaking with Kacey Relocation directly is the best way to ascertain how we can help you fully. Just 20 minutes from the Great Western Hospital! The cottage has 3 separate bedroom areas which can either be set up as: 2 super king size beds and 1 or 2 single beds Or 6 single beds Set over three floors, the cottage is brimming with original features, from the flag stone floor to the old bedroom floorboards believed to be from a ship, its hard not to fall in love. Because of the very typical cottage stair cases, the house may not be suitable for those with limited mobility or small children, however we leave this decision to you. Due to the age of the cottage, it is a cool and relaxing space in the summer, yet warm and snug in the winter - especially with the working log fireplace in the lounge (the house is fully centrally heated also). We provide the first basket of logs, after this they can be purchased additionally. On the ground floor, you have a large sitting room with flag stone flooring and log fire for relaxing, we have also added the ability for up to 6 people to sit and have a lovely meal together too. From here, you lead into the fully equipped kitchen and bathroom with shower over bath. Leading from the kitchen, you have access to the typical cottage garden (with side access for pets / bikes). On the first floor, is a front facing bedroom with super king size bed (or two single beds to accommodate those working away from home) and built in wardrobes along with the open plan second bedroom with a lovely day bed (which can either be a single bed to accommodate one or two twin beds for two) overlooking the beautiful village gardens, this leads up to the top floor where there is a large bedroom with another super king size bed (again can be two single beds to accommodate sharers). We happily accept dogs, however have a 2 dog maximum policy due to the cottage lay out and garden size. There is a £10 charge per dog for their holiday. Should you require the king size beds to be split into two single beds, please notify us upon booking - this carries a £10 surcharge but we are more than happy to accommodate.

1 & 2 The Stables are independent suites, suitable for people travelling together & combines rural chic with modern comforts.1 mile south of the medieval town of Burford at the end of a no through road adjacent to A361 with plenty of private parking and storage for bikes. Rooms are south facing & overlook fields.Ideally located if attending weddings at Stone Barn 6 miles,Oxleaze Barn 5 miles. Easy access Oxford, Stratford & hidden village gems.Cotswold Wildlife Park is 1 mile away

1. The Stables consists of a large luxury suite with king-size bed, bedside tables, underfloor heating, dining table with two comfortable chairs and are adults only. We do not take children. Complimentary teas, coffee, biscuits and bottled, spring water, THERE ARE NO KITCHEN FACILITIES, but there is crockery and cutlery. There is a freesat TV, chest of drawers and blanket box, There is shower gel provided in the en-suite shower room which has a heated towel rail and underfloor heating.Situated on outskirts of historic Burford and is ideally situated for easy access to Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham, famous for National Hunt Racing as well as the music and jazz festivals. There are numerous hidden Cotswold village gems to discover along with walks, one of which is to the pretty Rose and Crown pub in Shilton. Convenient if attending weddings at Stone Barn Aldsworth, approximately 6 miles away or Oxleaze Barn approximately 5 miles away

The Stables are ideally situated for visiting local and historical attractions such as Burford, Bourton-on-the-Water, Oxford, Blenheim Palace, the Georgian spa town of Cheltenham, along with the famous National Hunt Festival. Stratford-upon-Avon is approximately a 45 minute drive away. There are also the beautiful villages of the Slaughters and the Coln Valley to visit.

Maisey Cottage is a charming, 200-year-old, Grade II listed Cotswold cottage, located in the village of Kencot, 5 miles from Burford. Sleeps 4 across 2 double bedrooms (only suitable for infants and children over 10). Featuring a wood burner, original beams and flooring, combined with a contemporary kitchen/dining area, family bathroom and separate shower room, plus road-side parking for 2-3 cars and a secluded garden. Perfect for exploring the Cotswolds by car, on foot or on a bicycle.

Summary Maisey Cottage is a charming, 200-year-old, Grade II listed Cotswold cottage, located in the tiny West Oxfordshire village of Kencot, 5 miles from Burford. It is an ideal holiday destination for up to four people, ideally two couples, sleeping across 2 double bedrooms. A beautiful old Cotswold village home, with wood burner and original features, combined with a contemporary kitchen/dining area, opening onto a covered area, family bathroom and separate shower room, plus road-side parking for 2-3 cars and a secluded garden. It is the perfect cottage and location from which to explore the Cotswolds by car, on foot or on a bicycle. Introduction As you drive into Kencot, you immediately feel the peaceful calm of this pretty Cotswold village, which extends all the way up and into Maisey Cottage. This typical, honey-coloured Cotswold stone property, with original leaded window panes, dates back at least 200 years and has been owned by the same family for over 100 years. Its high garden wall hides a delightful gravelled garden where guests can sit and enjoy the sound of birdsong, and very little else. Heading through Maisey Cottage’s wooden door into the walled garden, you’ll be impressed by the huge, overhanging Robina pseudoacacia tree and pretty border full of flowers and herbs. There’s space here to sit out and enjoy the surroundings and prepare a BBQ. (An electric car charging point in the garden is available to guests for a separate additional fee on a per night basis.) The heart of the cottage – the Central Hallway, Master Bedroom and Living Room - dates back over 200 years, while the new extension, with a fully equipped kitchen/dining area with underfloor heating, and second bedroom, was added in 2016. The Living Room has a wood burning stove and original flagstone flooring, made cosy with Persian rugs, while the bright and airy, contemporary kitchen/dining area is a delightful eating and entertaining space. Maisey Cottage has free, off-road parking for 2-3 cars. Kencot is a small, peaceful village in West Oxfordshire, at the centre of a triangle formed by Burford (5 miles), Lechlade (5 miles) and Witney (8 miles). Evidence of settlement at Kencot dates to 1086, though Bronze Age and Roman objects have been found there. The village is centred around the church, St George's, built in medieval times and widely known for its unusual 12th-century tympanum. Like most other villages in this area it is mainly stone-built, with several impressive 18th- and 19th-century houses. The village hall is home to a lively and active community, with events held regularly through the year. Facilities Sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms: 1 king size; 1 double 1 family bathroom; 1 downstairs shower room with WC Parking for 2-3 cars Heating: electric with individual thermostats Clearview woodburner with starter logs WiFi (broadband) All bed linen, bath towels and tea towels provided 1 Hairdryer Utility room with walk-in shower, W.C., sink, washer/dryer; electric towel rail; and hanging and drying area for wet clothes. 1 small TV (Freeview) DVD player + a selection of DVDs CD/cassette player + a selection of CDs Games, including Risk, Cranium, chess set and jigsaw puzzles Fully equipped kitchen with Bosch kettle and toaster; crockery, glassware (including champagne flutes) and cutlery for 4 (+ 2 guests), plus bakeware, saucepans, teapot, cafetière, bowls, serving dishes and recipe books Neff double oven and extractor fan Panasonic microwave Bosch dishwasher Hotpoint fridge Freezer Breadmaker Starter food items: flour, sugar, condiments, oil, vinegar Basic cleaning supplies, including dishwasher tablets Private enclosed walled garden Electric car charging point (for a separate additional fee on a per night basis) Outdoor garden with seating Garden furniture – seats 4 BBQ (charcoal) please supply your own charcoal (lighter briquets & matches supplied)   Local amenities The village of Kencot does not have a pub or shop, but The Bell at Langford, an excellent and widely acclaimed pub, is just a one-mile walk away. (www.thebelllangford.com Booking is advised.) Carterton town, 2.5 miles away, is the closest location for supermarkets. Here you will find an Aldi, Morrisons and Asda, and all are within walking distance of each other. Grocery delivery to Maisey Cottage is available via Waitrose, Tesco, Morrisons and Asda (the cottage postcode is GL7 3QT).

The village of Kencot does not have a pub or shop, but The Bell at Langford, an excellent and widely acclaimed pub, is just a one-mile walk away. (www.thebelllangford.com Booking is advised.) Shopping Carterton, just 2.5 miles away, has everything you need for a short stay, including an Aldi, Morrisons and Asda, where you’ll find the cheapest and closest fuel. Carterton also has a good bicycle shop, pharmacy, opticians, dentists, doctors and several cashpoints (outside Asda, and at the BP garage). Burford - about 5 miles – one of the most well-known Cotswold towns - is great for gifts, galleries, antique shops, window shopping, pubs, tea rooms and delis. It also has a very large and interesting garden centre – a bit pricy but great for browsing nice things and it has a good café. A good place to go on a wet day! Witney - about 8 miles- is good for banks, general shopping, clothes, books and kitchen shops. It has a Waitrose, Sainsburys, M&S, Debenhams, Fat Face, Next, Jigsaw, jewellers, Steamer Trading, Lakeland, Argos, Robert Dyas and many independent shops. Eating Out, Walks and Places of Interest The owners of Maisey Cottage have produced a fantastic guide of their local area, based on a customised Ordnance Survey map centred on the cottage, and conveniently hung in the Central Hallway for all to use and plan a day’s outing from. The map has a key marked with walks (green dots), pubs (blue dots) and nearby places of interest (yellow dots). There is a copy of the same map, folded, which you are welcome to borrow if you are exploring the local area. Here’s a taster from the Maisey Cottage local guide: Eating Out Langford: The Bell 01367 860249 The closest pub to Maisey Cottage, just a 1-mile walk. Filkins: The Five Alls 01367 860875 - good food and atmosphere; a 35-minute walk. Alvescot: The Plough 01993 842281 - very good food, convenient, friendly. Shilton: The Rose and Crown 01993 842280 - charming small pub, good food, pretty village with ford, garden, one of our favourites. Kelmscott - The Plough Inn 01367 253543 - lovely old pub, locally sourced food, perfect for local walks along the Thames and for visiting William Morris’s house, Kelmscott Manor. Easy cycling distance from Maisey Cottage. Walks From the cottage: There are many footpaths over the fields - take the map and follow the signs. From the cottage turn right, then left up red Rose Close, through the playing field and straight on over the field. The paths are well worn. You could walk over to Alvescot through fields and have lunch at the Plough there. Several more walks are suggested, and a local OS map is provided for you to use. Places of Interest Cotswold Wildlife Park, near Burford, about 2 miles away. Good range of animals, including rhinos, giraffes and lemurs in lovely surroundings. Crocodiles of the World, Brize Norton, about 4 miles away. This has many species of crocodiles, alligators and other reptiles. Kelmscott Manor, home of William Morris, about 4 miles away. A beautiful old house, very interesting interior and good shop full of William Morris and other Arts and Crafts designs. The car park is signposted and then it is about ¾ mile to walk to the house. You can carry on and walk down to the Thames here, which is lovely. The pub is very good too, serving local produce and the church yard has William Morris’s grave. Opening times are limited, so check the website before you go: www.sal.org.uk/kelmscott-manor/ Filkins Woollen Weavers Mill, museum, shop and tea room, about a mile away. Filkins village also boasts an open-air swimming pool, open in the summer. Bampton, about 4 miles away - large village with an impressive church is the filming location of Downton Abbey village. It has several traditional pubs, a bistro, co-op, coffee shops and interesting garden centre, which also has a coffee shop. Aston Pottery - another mile or so on from Bampton - lovely shop, lots of local pottery made on the site, an excellent place for a browse, gift shopping and light lunch or tea. Chimney Meadows Nature Reserve - about a mile on from Aston Pottery. Drive down the single-track road and park in small car park on the left. Then walk down the lane to the Thames, visit two bird hides, walk down to the lock and weir and along the Thames Path. Lovely quiet spot to enjoy the river and birdlife. Lechlade, about 4 miles from Maisey Cottage, is an old market town, with lovely riverside walks. It has a large car park on the road to Highworth. Good, extensive Garden centre with food served all day. Buscot Park, about 7 miles away. This small stately home, run by the National Trust, has a wonderful walled garden, extensive parkland, interesting grounds to explore as well as a stunning collection of paintings, furniture and ceramics. Paintings by Rembrandt, Murillo, the Pre- Raphaelites and many more. It was also the place of exile for many Basque writers who fled Spain during the Spanish Civil War. Well worth a visit. Limited opening times, so be sure to check their website before visiting (www.buscot-park.com/visitor-info).

Recently renovated and new to AirBNB in 2018! This lovely little cottage is situated in the heart of Lechlade-on-Thames, a small Cotswold market town full of antique shops, busy coffee shops and other local independent high street stops. Lechlade is the highest navigational point on The River Thames. The river is a short walk away, with pubs along it and lovely circular walks right from the doorstep.

The cottage has 2 bedrooms, one king and one double, a stylish bathroom with roll-top bath and power shower, a sitting room with log burner, kitchen and sun room with dining table. The sun-room leads onto a small private sunny courtyard garden with a bbq and seating area. The lounge has a comfortable sofa, side chair and coffee table. There is a large TV in the lounge equipped with a Free View box for a wide selection of channels. As seen in the photographs, the lounge benefits from a number of original features such as log burner, beams and exposed stone work. The kitchen is well equipped with utensils, a new fridge/freezer, microwave and washing machine. The kitchen then leads into the summer room with table and bench seating for eating. There are double doors opening onto a small patio, which is paved and catches the afternoon sun. A barbeque, garden table and chairs are provided for your enjoyment. Each bedroom has been decorated in lovely Farrow & Ball colours to ensure a peaceful, relaxing feel with crisp white linen. The first floor bedroom is large, with exposed beams, window looking to the front and fitted cupboards and drawers for storage. The top floor bedroom is in the eves of the house, with exposed beams and drawers for storage. This bedroom is accessible by steep stairs. The bathroom is also located on the first floor. As seen from the photographs, the bathroom has been beautifully renovated with roll top bath, power shower and a lovely large period sink.

Lechlade is a small attractive riverside town on the edge of the Cotswolds. Lechlade gets its name from the River Leach which joins the Thames just east of the town. From the earliest days, it was an ideal location for a settlement as the rivers were a source of food and an easy way to travel. Today, the population of Lechlade is just over 3100. There is a healthy tourist trade, particularly in the summer when the Thames is busy with cruisers, narrowboats and small boats. There is good fishing in the local rivers and lakes, country walks in the beautiful Cotswolds countryside, and various nature reserves in the area. The town is a good staging-post for visitors to the Cotswolds and the historic towns of Oxford and Cirencester.

Beautiful rustic Georgian vicarage in the heart of a wonderful quaint Cotswold village, fab Michelin starred pub, village shop, post office, scenic walks, cycle rides, all amenities within a 5 minute walk, Burford 4 miles, Oxford 20 miles, cheltenham 20 miles, RAF Brize Norton 3 miles. Fishing in Lechlade, horse riding in neighbouring village, Cotswold wildlife park 1 mile. Cordon bleu cook available and tours of the Cotswolds, oxford university’s, Blenheim palace and a driver available!

Beautiful large bedroom / private bathroom, use of drawing room, sitting room, dining room and beautiful gardens in very Friendly though peaceful, quaint Cotswold village.

A fabulous village in the heart of the Cotswolds, with the fabulous Five Alls Michelin starred pub, exclusive dining Is available or a good community local bar, tea room within 5 minutes walk

The Old Hayloft is a comfortable base right in the centre of the village with all the joy of country delights. There are events every month in and around Lechlade. Lovely wallks beside the Thames to Buscot House or William Morris’ home in Kelmscot. Stopping for lunch at the Trout pub. You could even hire a canoe or kayak to get you on your way! It’s all here in this pretty village.

Typical charming Cotswold town. Pharmacy Medical centre Londis Fuel station Car services garage Hand Car wash Coffee shops Public houses Alongside river walks Quaint shops Hairdressers Beauty services Craft Barn Chinese takeaway Fish and chips Indian take away Local events Swan colony Antique shops Garden centre 15 c historical inland port Festivals & Gatherings Church Guided walks Local interests Check out - theoldhayloft Instagram for up to date local info and Hayloft pictures. (Please do not comment, just view) Enjoy our lively Cotswold town.

A traditional Cotswold stone, king sized loft suite with kitchenette, seating area and bathroom, with views over open countryside. It has its own dedicated access via an external door and staircase.

You are viewing the Hayloft Suite- see below. Our cottages and suites form part of a collection of converted and historic farm buildings dating back to the 1790s and located in a Conservation Target Area, along the Shill Brook Valley. We have 2 cottages- the Stables is a 3 bed cottage with an optional en-suite 4th bedroom by opening up access to the Hayloft (see below) via the landing area, which can be locked off or interconnecting. The Granary is a 2 bed cottage. Both cottages have open plan kitchen/ lounge and dining areas. Bedding & towels are included & the kitchens are fully equipped. We also have 2 one bed suites, with kitchenettes- the Saddlery Suite is a double has a lounge area and a wet room and is wheelchair friendly. The king sized Hayloft Suite has a shower room and small sofa and TV area in the kitchenette. There is an optional twin with the Saddlery which is ideal for carers or to create a family space with the Saddlery. Also, the Saddlery and Hayloft can be locked off or interconnected via a lobby. All units have private entrances. There is a cot and high chair in each cottage and a travel cot available for the Suites on request. All units have access to our games room (with fitness equipment, table tennis, darts and pool) and we have parking for 9 cars, but we can provide over-spill parking if needed.

Although we live in the middle of open fields with horses, we are 5 minutes by car from shops, supermarkets and places to eat. We are close to Burford, Bampton and Bibury and 5 minutes from the fabulous Cotswold Wildlife Park.

A traditional stone cottage with exposed Cotswold stone walls. The Cottage offers flexible ground floor accommodation- 2 bedrooms and shower room, with a large walk-in shower, plus a sofa bed and cot. There is under floor heating, plus timber floors and a fully equipped kitchen/ diner. It's surrounded by open countryside.

You are viewing the Granary Cottage- see below. Our cottages and suites form part of a collection of converted and historic farm buildings dating back to the 1790s and located in a Conservation Target Area, along the Shill Brook Valley. We have 2 cottages- the Stables is a 3 bed cottage with an optional en-suite 4th bedroom by opening up access to the Hayloft (see below) via the landing area, which can be locked off or interconnecting. The Granary is a 2 bed cottage. Both cottages have open plan kitchen/ lounge and dining areas. Bedding & towels are included & the kitchens are fully equipped. We also have 2 one bed suites, with kitchenettes- the Saddlery Suite is a double has a lounge area and a wet room and is wheelchair friendly. The king sized Hayloft Suite has a shower room and small sofa and TV area in the kitchenette. There is an optional twin with the Saddlery which is ideal for carers or to create a family space with the Saddlery. Also, the Saddlery and Hayloft can be locked off or interconnected via a lobby. All units have private entrances. There is a cot and high chair in each cottage and a travel cot available for the Suites on request. All units have access to our games room (with fitness equipment, table tennis, darts and pool) and we have parking for 9 cars, but we can provide over-spill parking if needed. We can sleep 14 as standard in the 7 bedrooms in the 2 cottages and 2 suites, plus 2 in the extra twin if needed, bringing the total to 16 in beds. In total there are 5 sofa beds- 2 in the Stables and 1 in each of the Granary, Saddlery & Hayloft. Therefore, we can sleep up to 21 with all units, the extra twin and all sofa beds in use. We have tried to be as flexible as possible in terms of the party size we can accommodate and in providing a space where extended families or friends can get together, but enjoy some separation. At the same time, we can accommodate a number of separate groups. If you need any extra space in addition to what you have booked, just let us know.

Although we live in the middle of open fields with horses, we are 5 minutes by car from shops, supermarkets and places to eat. We are close to Burford, Bampton and Bibury and 5 minutes from the fabulous Cotswold Wildlife Park.

Picturesque little cottage in the heart of Lechlade with immediate access to the surrounding countryside and cotswold hills. Lechlade is built around a picturesque 13th century church. The house itself is perfectly placed at the edge of the churchyard path made famous by Shelley in his poem, A Summer Evening Churchyard. Guests can enjoy peace and tranquility, whilst being 30 seconds walk away from local pubs, the river thames and the stunning cotswold countryside.

Our little cottage is perfect for those wanting a quiet country get away. Uniquely situated, in one direction you are 30 seconds walk from the centre of the town whilst in the other you are immediately surrounded by beautiful countryside and walks. The cottage has a recently renovated kitchen and dining area, a new bathroom suite and boiler. The 2 light and airy bedrooms are both good sized doubles, with views over the gardens each side. As well as the central heating the house enjoys a wood burning stove in the living room, perfect for snuggling up in those winter months. Tucked away from main streets and noise, there are very private front and back gardens with a bbq and plenty of space to sit and enjoy the sunshine!

Lechlade is perfectly situated for easy access to many renowned tourist spots and events. Cotswold wildlife park is an easy 10 min drive, the swindon Outlet village just 20 min drive, and there are many quaint cotswoldian villages within 10 min drive including Bibury, Fairford and Burford. Larger shopping areas such as Cribbs causeway, Bristol Centre or Oxford Westgate are just over an hour away, but as Lechlade has so many wonderful boutiques and antique shops its unlikely you will feel the need to go further afield! Events such as the famous Fairford Air Tattoo in July and Lechlade's annual music festival in May always draw large crowds and our cottage is excellently placed to enable you to experience these easily. During the summer, an easy 10 minute stroll to the Trout inn across the fields to enjoy the pub garden next to the Thames is a must, or if you prefer something more active, hiring a kayak or a boat from the Riverside pub in Lechlade.

Sitting on the lake edge, Heron is a 3 bedroom house perfect for families or couples wising to explore the Cotswolds or enjoy the tranquility. Sleeping up to 5 people this luxury holiday home consists of a large lounge-diner with lake and garden views, fully fitted kitchen & downstairs cloakroom. Upstairs has 3 bedrooms, an ensuite & family bathroom. Outside there is a private garden with hot tub. Complimentary WiFi is available within the house and grounds. All our properties are non-smoking

The main living space has two sofas, flat screen TV and occasional furniture, dining table and chairs. The house is centrally heated with underfloor heating downstairs and radiators upstairs, with ample hot water all controlled by thermostat. Outside, accessed from a gate on the decking, is a the large lawn area, patio, garden furniture, BBQ and children’s swing set and trampoline. The house also boasts its own private section of the garden with Hot tub overlooking the lake. You will find a great many water birds resident here, swans, mallards, great crested grebes, moor hens, coots, herons are all resident with the occasional visit from other types of ducks and geese, with a great many babies to see during the spring and summer. In the garden and grounds and as you stroll around the lakes you will find a great many species of garden birds feeding and nesting and a wealth of flora and fauna. We offer Course and Carp fishing here at Whelford Pools on our day ticket lake, there is a charge for this. We also have a tackle and bait shop on site that also sells cold drinks, sweets and snacks. If you want to try your hand at fishing we can kit you out with reasonably priced tackle.

We are surrounded by beautiful countryside and pretty Cotswold villages and towns. Trout fishing is available at Lechlade, 4 miles, wher you will also be able to walk the tow path along the River Thames, find plenty of places to eat and a variety of shops. Walk the Thames Path under the ancient Halfpenny bridge and enjoy a trip up the river by barge. and at Bibury, 5 miles, you can feed the young fish at the trout farm. Whilst here make time to visit the word famous Arlington Row. Next to Bibury are Eastleach, Coln St Aldwyns, Hatherop, Southrop, Quenington, The Barrinngtons and The Westwells. Further afield are Bourton on the Water, a very pretty and popular day out with Birdland, The Motor Museum ( the home of Brum!) the Model Village, lots of gift and different shops and spotting the Trout on a pretty walk along the River Windrush.

A newly renovated cottage, with a open plan kitchen & living room downstairs and 2 bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. A private rear garden makes this your perfect getaway or home away from home. The cottage has all the amenities that you would have in your home. The kitchen has a new built in appliances, oven, hob, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher & washing machine. The kitchen is equipped with an island with seating for 4 and the living room has plenty of space for relaxing.

The luxury carpeted upstairs has a main bedroom with a double bed with 3 double wardrobes and dressing table area. The second bedroom has a double bed with a wardrobe & chest of drawers. The renovated Bathroom includes a toilet, sink and large shower bath and storage The private back garden has a patio seating area, with furniture & a fire pit for outdoor entertaining.

Lechlade-upon Thames is a historic market town, with historical buildings & a beautiful church, many great local pubs & restaurants, general stores, post office, cafes, numerous antique shops, a marina, Garden center and beautiful river side walks, it is a great place to visit. You are less than a minutes walk to the famous Riverside Pub along the River Thames. The town is also ideal for the starting point to all of the wonderful Cotswolds towns & villages, with attractions like Burford, Stow-on-the-wold, Cotswold Wildlife Park, Kelmscott Manor, Bourton-on-the-water and many more just a short drive away. With historical Oxford and Swindon close, so transportation to London is also very easy.

One of the best riverside locations along the Thames, The Riverside, Lechlade, is the perfect destination for fine food and accommodation. Quality Accommodation and a friendly welcoming service with a wide range of facilities and rooms to offer from single rooms to large family rooms with self contained kitchen. On the edge of the cotswolds overlooking the river Thames.

One of the best riverside locations along the Thames, The Riverside, Lechlade, is the perfect destination for fine food and accommodation. Our Double room is ideal for a maximum of 2 guests and a delicious breakfast is included in your rate. This category features a comfy double bed, tea & coffee making facilities, toiletries and free WiFi.