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A beautiful self-contained Cotswold Coach House B&B, this is a great base to explore the Cotswolds & local attractions. We are happy to help with recommendations. Bathroom with a Roll-top Bath and second Shower room Continental Breakfast is provided for your first night. rate is based on 2 people sharing a room. B&B comes with extra facilities including a small kitchenette/living area to enjoy your breakfast. *If coming by Train to Moreton, you will need to book a Taxi for a 5 minute journey.

A beautiful self-contained Cotswold Coach House with room to relax and enjoy your stay. The front door leads into a kitchenette and a small sitting room and you have a downstairs small shower room with a good sized shower. Staircase leads up to the bedrooms and hallway links the two bedrooms and and bathroom, with a lovely roll top bath. This Is Bnb, a base to explore the Cotswold The kitchen area has a dishwasher, fridge, 2 ring hob and microwave. It is a small kitchen area for heating up food. Small sitting room with tv. The Bathroom features a stylish Rolltop bath. The first Bedroom has a super comfy double bed, decorative furniture. The second Bedroom can either be made up as a double or two single beds. All of your bed linen and towels will be provided. I provide breakfast for the first morning, Tea, coffee, milk, Juice, butter, jam and croissants. There is also a Nespresso coffee machine. It is a private self-contained coach house and you will be the only guests. Please come and go as you wish. Strictly no smoking in the building. I run a quiet Beauty Salon in my garden, please inquire if you would like to book in for a treatment! Guests also have access to the terrace, so you can sit outside and enjoy refreshments looking out across the glorious countryside views. No public transport from the village, but taxis easy to book. Lovely walks to some great pubs and Chastleton House (National Trust) Moreton in Marsh Train Station 4 miles away - Direct links to Oxford and London Paddington. I

The neighbourhood is picturesque, steeped in history & very safe (since the English Civil War of the 1640's was concluded!) The Cotswolds is filled with lovely places to dine out - there is a nice village pub, The Red Lion, within walking distance. Please just ask for any recommendations of places to visit during your stay. Chastleton House is a mile away & described as the finest example of a Jacobean Country House in England. Little Compton has a Stunning Manor House with Saxon/Norman Church adjoining. The Walks from The Garden Room are spectacular, for example, an hour & half walk through fields will take you to Long Compton & another Red Lion for lunch perhaps?.. equally fabulous food. Traveling further afield by car or taxi, you have Moreton in Marsh, Chipping Norton, Stratford Upon Avon, Bourton on the Water, Stow on the Wold, Woodstock & Blenheim Palace, Cheltenham, Oxford, all under an hour to get to & all beautiful towns.

This 300 year old cottage has an abundance of period features, is comfortably furnished and well equipped. There are 2 double bedrooms +single fold down guest bed and a child's cot. The beautiful village of Kingham is just a 30 minutes from Oxford and 90 minutes from London Paddington.

The village was voted "England's favorite village" by Country life magazine and by the Sunday Times newspaper, as one of England's best places to live and most fashionable place to live in the UK, it has its own station with services in to London Paddington (90 mins) and Oxford (30 mins), there are two great traditional pub's/restaurants in the village, the Michelin star Wild Rabbit pub was voted pub of the year 2015 by the Michelin Guide and reviewed by the Daily Mail as England's poshest pub. The Kingham Plough is an award wining gastro pub, reviewed by the late AA Gill, the former Sunday Times food critic....." the kitchen is a serious restaurant work place. The bar menu is as fine as any Ive seen, any one thinking of opening a local pub restaurant should come here and see the gold standard ". All are within a short walk from the cottage. Also near by is the renowned Dailsford organic farm and spa. The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside, great for long walks and being the very hart of the Cotswold's, close to many places of historic interest.

Great little village, nestling in the very hart of the Cotswold's, one of England's areas of outstanding natural beauty and historic significance, there is a local village shop/post office, were you can get cash back over the counter, 3 great places to eat or just have a drink, all have nice outside spaces to enjoy in the sunshine and log fires, lovely village green with small play area and public transport. SO A CAR IS NOT ABSOLUTLY NECESSARY.

I am tentatively taking new bookings. Please get in touch if you'd like to come and stay, dates are changing daily and I've just updated the online calendar so by tonight I hope it will be accurate and talking to the other platforms we are listed on. We can do same day turn arounds. The house is cleaned each time by a professional cleaning team, who solely do holiday lets. They are a small family business and have been isolating together.

The house will sleep up to 16 people, (11 in traditional beds plus a double sofa bed and trio of single pop up beds) and is an ideal house for groups wanting to relax and explore the area. The house is a hit with Hens and larger family gatherings. mostly booked out at weekends. It's also worth knowing we also take weekday bookings for fewer number of guests. You don't have to have full capacity to enjoy the house. For more photo's see blue F site @hollyhockhouse. Instagram #Hollyhockholidayhouse Christmas and NY period 3 nights minimum stay. From 18th Dec to 1st Jan 2020. Hollyhock House is a peaceful farmhouse in rural village of Stonesfield. Hollyhock House has five luxury bedrooms Double x2, Kingsize x2 , triple bunk beds (singles) in children's room. Additional beds include a double sofa bed downstairs in the Snug. Plus an additional three single pop up metal frame beds which can be moved to any room in the house. So the house can sleep 16 comfortably. All mod cons, in a period property. Three bedrooms have an on-suite - Master bedroom (Double) has wc/sink, roll top bath & large shower. George's (king) has shower WC/sink. Children's room (Bunks) bath/sink. Two separate WC on each landing, one outside the children room and one next to the main kitchen and downstairs loo. Kitchen: Aga, and electric oven, fridge/freezer, toaster, kettle, dishwasher, nespresso machine, coffee plungers too, mini magi-mix, extensive collection of pots and pans etc. Oak framed dinning room, with large oak table 14 matching back/leather chairs and 2 directors chairs. Welsh dresser, hosting a wi gamer, extra large serving dishes and champagne buckets, vintage decorative plates. Theres also a small side table hosting a bose iPhone doc for music, small lap and on the welsh dresser there is a gorgeous painted large lamp. Original artwork is on the walls painted by a friend of mine called Inkyjinks. All of the bedrooms have beautiful linens. I source them from Ralph Laurent, Joules, John lewis, Dorma etc. The beds wear a bigger size duvet than the bed. All towels are provided, inc hair dryers. Shampoo and body wash. Each bedroom has a TV/freeview and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities. Beautifully planted and tended garden including an Arctic Cabin BBQ hut. The arctic cabin has lights inside and plugs for you to plug in stereos etc. The cabin is decorated in a Scandinavian theme and has reindeer skins on the seats. Its a lovely place to relax and spend the evening with friends. The house has five spacious bedrooms. Its period county cottage at the edge of the Cotswolds. Rural location, perfect spot to unwind and relax. Fabulous original features throughout. Special features of the property include wood burning stoves in the snug and downstairs bedroom, red 2 oven Aga, oak framed dinning room, off street parking for 4-5 cars. It also boasts an arctic cabin BBQ hut in the grounds, set in about 1/2 acre. Property also has a small pond and stepped terrace to lower lawns. (Worth noting if you have small children). Easy access to Oxford, Woodstock - Blenheim Palace, Bicester Village, Bourton-on-the-water, Moreton-in the Marsh and Stow-on-th-wold, Burford, Cheltenham etc. Note: when booking select dates and only one guest. The house is booked as a whole property, up to 16 guests. Full access to the whole house and gardens. Keys will be given on arrival and quick tour of the property. I will meet you on exiting, check there is no damage and return your security deposit. Collect keys etc. House is rented as a whole property and is not let out on an individual/room basis. Stonesfield is a peaceful quintessential English village, famous for its slate mines and the tiles/slates which cover the Oxford Universities. It has a village pub, shop, hairdressers, kids play ground, village hall, tennis courts, excellent hiking area with the Oxfordshire Way on the doorstep. Excellent hacking country too if you bring your own horse. Best visit (URL HIDDEN) for village news. Search Stonesfield on (SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN) for more village life information. Fabulous places to visit include:- Daylesford (25 mins drive away) Bicester village (30 mins drive away) Cotswold Wildlife Park (30 mins drive away) Crocodiles of the World (30 mins drive away) Blenheim Palace (7mins drive away) Soho House (20 mins drive away) Walking and bus tours of Oxford Universities and Colleges (30 mins drive, 1hr on the bus) Turpins Lodge Riding school. Hacks and lessons on hirelings or take your own. (20 mins drive away) Badminton Horse Trials (1hr 20 mins drive away) Cogges Manor Farm (20 mins drive away Bourton on the water (40 mins drive away) Bampton Village - where they filmed Downton Abbey (30 mins drive away) Aston Pottery (next village to Bampton) Beautiful pottery. Didcot railway (Thomas the Tank Engine's Home) Selected dates (45 mins drive) Cotswold Farm Park (Adam Henderson's farm from Countryfile) (45mins drive) Silverston race circuit (50 mins drive) Strafford upon Avon (1hr drive ) Cheltenham Race Course (1hr drive ) Bus Musem at Long Hanborough (10 mins drive) Woodstock Open Air Swimming pool (7min drive) Oxford - Host to some of the best museums and eating out and about. Best if you have a car. It's a rural location. There are bus services to Woodstock, Oxford and beyond Trains: Oxford Parkway (Marleybone) or Charlbury (Paddington) Well behaved dogs are allowed to stay. No pets upstairs. Horses can also stay with prior arrangement. Motor bikes can also be securely locked up on the premises. Guests are asked to keep out of the paddocks behind the house if sheep or horses are grazing in them. Stonesfield is in an Area of Natural Beauty. Hollyhock House is on the edge of the village. It's very quiet and secluded. We have no street lights or pavements. It's a quaint rural community where everyone knows everyone, and everyone is welcome. Dogs are welcome and are charged at £40 per dog per stay. Please inform me if you are bringing a dog. No Cats allowed.

The house is located on a quiet lane, and surrounded by countryside. The village has no street lights and so you will need to bring a torch if you want to explore the village at night and the garden/BBQ hut. There is lighting in the BBQ hut. Just not in the garden, its worth noting there are steps to negotiate, from the decking into the garden.

Not a country cottage so no low ceilings, dark rooms and draughts..just well insulated and thoughtfully designed cabin with large windows to take advantage of the views. Definitely not glamping either as full facilities. Not located on a picture postcard street, just in large garden at end of quiet cul de sac but with main road running behind cabin. No struggle to find parking as ample space in own courtyard. Priced so I can afford to include all the little extras that guests value.

Visiting on own or as a couple then enjoy Super King bed but easily splits into twins. Space in bedroom for cot and single folding bed or double inflatable mattress available for use in Sitting Room. Might be a bit cosy but great if only for a night or two. I have furnished in shabby chic style but with quality items all repurposed to create comfortable but functional environment. Love this quote left in visitor book "You close the door behind you and you've entered a secluded little retro world" You want a bit of peace and quiet well that is relative as most of my guests are escaping town life so find it very tranquil and scarcely notice road that runs at back of property. Others notice at first but soon realise view is more of a distraction especially when dining alfresco or enjoying the stars due to village Dark Sky status. Do remind guests that will need a torch when walking back from excellent Red Lion as no street lights. Having family members with disabilities I am aware of problems finding suitable accommodation so have designed with that in mind - not the complete set up but Octogenarian wheelchair bound friend stayed and he and wife found perfect for their needs. No sumptuous cottage garden - I'm the gardener so have to be realstic. Managed to save a few mature trees during build process in 2015 and much new planting that will be magnificent in couple of years but in meantime my natural border does include grasses and thistles as after all a weed is only a plant in wrong place and bees and butterflies love. Also have bird feeders and nesting box just outside bedroom window and blue tits particuarly love. Have thought about privacy carefully as their are occupants in main property but layout has been thought through to ensure everyone has own space without infringement on others enjoyment. Have had usual trials with IT but now have cabled connection to router and reliable service. Though most of my guests seem to really enjoy 'turning phones off' and listening to late Aunt's eclectic vinyl collection on multi media player. Similarly there is a TV but not dominant plasma screen just one discreetly tucked into corner. Have had guests for long term stays so always happy to discuss options if you need a base while working away or if between house sales.

Little Bulpits (field for Bulls) was Old English field name of field before development and hence unusual name for this property. Long Compton is a charming Cotswold Village located in Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and excellent walking area (MacMillan Way). On A3400 with Oxford and Stratford on Avon both 20 miles. The Rollright Stones are located on edge of parish. There is a well stocked village shop 5 minutes walk away and popular village pub 10 minutes walk. Local towns are Chipping Norton, Moreton in Marsh and Shipston on Stour. Whichford Pottery, Cotswold Distillery and Hook Norton Brewery located in neighbouring villages. Oxford, Stratford upon Avon, Chipping Campden, Stow on the Wold, Daylesford Farm Shop, Blenheim Palace and Compton Verney Art Gallery are both within half an hours drive

Quaint, private annexe in the heart of the Cotswold countryside, offering unique accomodation. Village setting with two pubs within walking distance. A car is recommended to reach the village easily. Perfect for exploring the beautiful villages and towns nearby, whether on bike, foot or by car.

Quaint, private annexe in the heart of the Cotswold countryside, offering unique accomodation. Village setting with two pubs within walking distance. Perfect for exploring the beautiful villages and towns nearby, whether on bike,foot or by car. Located in the heart of a beautiful Cotswold village, the annexe has a double bedroom with shower. Newly decorated in 2016, it offers relaxing accomodation to explore the local area. The annexe has private access via a small cottage garden. This is a ground floor room with just one small step to access. On road car parking. We respect our guests privacy, but are equally happy to offer local advice if needed. Despite our postal address of Moreton in Marsh, we are in the small village of Upper Oddington - about 6 miles from Moreton. Oddington is a quiet, rural village in the heart of the beautiful Cotswold countryside. The area is very popular with cyclists, walkers and those who enjoy exploring pretty small towns and villages nearby. The village boasts two great pubs - The Horse and Groom in Upper Oddington and The Fox in Lower Oddington - both offering great food and local ales. The closest town is Stow on the Wold, with Bourton On The Water and Moreton in Marsh, very close by. Oddington dates back to the 11th Century and has two churches one of which dates back to this (website hidden) St Nicholas church is of particular historical interest not only because of it's age but also because of the well preserved 'Doom' painting on it's wall. Public transport is very limited. The nearest train station is Kingham, Oxfordshire, which is about 6 miles away. The annexe has private access via a small cottage garden. This is a ground floor room with just one small step to access. On road car parking. Public transport is very limited. The nearest train station is Kingham, Oxfordshire, which is about 6 miles away. Other local attractions include: Great local walks and Cycle routes. Daylesford Organic Farm Shop. Moreton in Marsh country Show( September). Longborough Opera in Summer season. Fantastic local Pubs with great food. Indian/Chinese restaurants available in nearby Stow on the Wold and Moreton in Marsh. Addlestrop, Chastleton House, Sezincote House and Batsford Arboretum nearby. Plus much more...

Oddington is a quiet, rural village in the heart of the beautiful Cotswold countryside. The area is very popular with cyclists, walkers and those who enjoy exploring pretty small towns and villages nearby. The village boasts two great pubs - The Horse and Groom in Upper Oddington and The Fox in Lower Oddington - both offering great food and local ales. The closest town is Stow on the Wold, with Bourton On The Water and Moreton in Marsh, very close by. Oddington dates back to the 11th Century and has two churches one of which dates back to this (website hidden) Nicholas church is of particular historical interest not only because of it's age but also because of the well preserved 'Doom' painting on it's wall.

A cosy Shepherd Hut, named Ronald, set in 60 acres of tranquil Cotswold countryside. Glamping at its finest with all the comforts of home in the great outdoors. Conveniently located 5 minutes drive from Moreton in Marsh, with direct train links to Oxford and London. Durhams Farm is home to over 30 much-loved horses and ponies. Horse riding experiences are available whilst you stay. The perfect location for couples, adventurers and equine enthusiasts.

Camping may not be at the top of everyone’s list during the winter months but Ronald is a very reasonable alternative. We’ve kitted him out with hot and cold running water, heating and electricity too, so you can relax and enjoy all of the comforts of home, in the great outdoors. Ronald has a comfy fitted double bed, with storage underneath and all of your bed linen and towels are provided. The kitchenette is stocked with crockery and cutlery, a kettle, an electric single hob, toaster, fridge and sink. There is private seating outside your hut with beautiful views surrounding. Great for stargazing and the sunsets at the farm are beautiful. During the winter months, radiators will be added to keep you warm. There is a heated shower room a short walk (25metres) from the Huts in a blue cabin. Here, guests have shared (max 4 guests at any one time) access to a shower, WC and sink. Ideal for couples, friends and solo travellers! We have two huts available at Durhams - great for group trips! Apologies, we do not accept bookings for young children (under 10) and/or pets. Wifi is not available in the Hut but can be accessed on the farm all day. Visit the riding school reception to connect your device.

Our Shepherd Hut is set in a stunning part of the Cotswolds within easy reach of picturesque towns such as Bourton on the Water and Stow on the Wold. Stratford upon Avon, Cheltenham and Warwick are both within a 40 minute drive. There are miles of bridleways and footpaths to explore in the surrounding area and some great local pubs and restaurants. Daylesford Organic is 3 miles away too and well worth a visit whilst you stay.

Our charming barn conversion on the edge of attractive Churchill village offers a stunning country view and is a perfect base to explore the Cotswold's unique Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The barn consists of two spacious bedrooms, family bathroom and an open plan kitchen/dining area with a fantastic living area offering stunning views to soak up. Local highlights are: Daylesford, the award winning organic farm shop & cafe The Chequers of Churchill Pub, 2 minutes walk away. The renowned medieval market town of Burford with its Cotswold Wild Life Park and Burford Garden Centre. Stow-on-the wold Chipping Norton Blenheim palace The Wild Rabbit, the PUB OF THE YEAR in the 2015 edition of the Michelin Eating Out in Pubs Guide. Bicester village Kingham and many more beautiful Cotswold villages to explore. Oxford city and Cheltenham are also a short drive away. **Please note** Minimum requirement for Christmas : 3 nights booking and must include 24-26 nights. New Years Eve : 2 nights minimum This is due to holiday seasons and it would be lovely to give our cleaning staff a well deserved break to celebrate their time with friends and families.

We love the stunning views and peacefulness. Our children love the playground by the village hall and eating at the local pub!

Welcome to Garden Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Garden Cottage is a beautifully finished property located in the charming market town of Chipping Norton. As well as having a wide range of shops, pubs and restaurants, Chipping Norton is ideally placed for exploring the Cotswolds region, whether walking, cycling or riding through the beautiful countryside, or exploring the many other lovely towns and villages just a short drive away. Chipping Norton is also well placed for visiting other world famous attractions, such as Blenheim Palace, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare. 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!

Garden Cottage is accessed via the front door which opens into a spacious living area. The following rooms are on the ground floor: Living/dining room: This sociable living space has been tastefully decorated and has lovely features including a spiral staircase, Cotswold stone fireplace with wood burning stove, and wooden beams. There are two sofas, a Freeview TV with Apple TV box, a selection of books and games and a round wooden dining table with seating for four; Kitchen: This well-equipped space is perfect for home cooking and features an electric oven with four-ring electric hob, a fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine with milk frother, a kettle, toaster and microwave; Utility room: Contains a washing machine and tumble dryer. The wonderful open riser spiral staircase in the living room leads up to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Bedroom 2: This smart and stylish bedroom overlooks the street below and has a lovely arched doorway. There is a double bed, a bedroom chair, a chest of drawers and hooks for hanging space; Family bathroom: Contains a bath with handheld shower attachment, toilet and wash basin. A second staircase leads from the first floor landing directly into the master bedroom: Master bedroom: This contemporary bedroom contains either a king size bed or two single beds (75cm wide), a bedroom chair, chest of drawers and wall-mounted hooks for hanging clothes. The wonderful walled garden is at the rear of the property, with a pathway that leads uphill to a patio area with a gas barbecue and garden table with seating for four. Continuing up, there is a second patio with further seating and a fire pit. The garden levels out with an elevated wild flower meadow and hammock, a lovely area to relax and unwind. With the lowest wall on the long south side, the garden enjoys sunshine throughout the day, while mature trees provide welcome shaded areas in the warmer months. Please note that there is a steep drop between levels at several places in the garden. Free on-street parking is available close to the property.

Chipping Norton, better known as "Chippy" by locals, is a well-known market town in the Cotswolds which has been runner up in the Great British High Street awards for small market town for the last two years. Once the site of a Norman castle, the town is the highest in Oxfordshire and has a number of notable buildings to visit. The Town Hall proudly marks the days when the town was a Borough. It was built in 1842 and used to host the poultry and butter markets on Wednesdays, as well as the Corn Exchange. It was also used for entertainment and auctions and lucky visitors may catch a glimpse of a bride and groom as the hall is licensed for weddings. A picturesque row of traditional Cotswold stone cottages can be found in the town which were once almshouses given to Chippy by puritan Henry Cornish. The almshouses are set back from the road and are entered through a grand archway which has elaborate finials and cresting. Another standout building is Bliss Mill. It dates back to the 1870s and was once used in the manufacturing of wool and tweed for cloth manufacturer William Bliss. The mill was designed to look like a country house, but has the large chimney at one end for which it is recognised. It is now a Grade II listed building and was converted into luxury apartments in the 1980s. Being a relatively small town, it comes as a surprise to many to find a theatre in Chipping Norton. The team put on an array of productions including theatre, music, comedy and the annual pantomime. As well as live performances, the theatre also screens a range of classic, art house and foreign language films. Food & Drink As one of the main market towns in the Cotswolds, Chipping Norton has a wide variety of places to eat and drink, catering for most tastes and budgets. The list below is a small sample, to give a flavour for the various options available: Wild Thyme Restaurant (www.wildthymerestaurant.co.uk): Offering exciting modern British food and relaxed friendly service, complemented by three stylish rooms, this is a special place to enjoy great food and wine with family and friends. The Chequers (www.chequers-pub.com): The Chequers was built in medieval times at the entrance to the market place and is thought to date back to the late 1500s as a pub, when it was identified by a sign of a blue anchor outside. The main bar is situated amongst four seating areas. In the absence of any electronic games machines, pool tables or juke boxes, the traditional pub styling of yesteryear is recalled. A blazing log fire in the winter creates a cosy atmosphere. There is also a separate restaurant area. Whistlers Café Bar & Restaurant (www.whistlersrestaurant.co.uk): The owners of Whistlers are passionate about food and passionate about entertaining. Open during the day as well as for evening meals, Whistlers has a range of breakfasts, through to lighter snacks and lunchtime treats, as well as a great range of hot drinks and cakes to help you while away the hours. Café Le Raj (www.cafeleraj.net): A contemporary Indian restaurant, where top quality ingredients and fragrant herbs and spices are used to create sumptuous dishes. Chipping Norton also has many food shops, ranging from small, family run places, to a Co-op and a Sainsbury's.

Awaken as daylight enters a bedroom through a magnificent stone rose window. Stunning original features and exposed timbers of this reimagined church blend with 21st-century conveniences. Curl up with a cup of tea in a softly lit window seat, as you plan your day exploring the Cotswolds.

Enjoy the luxury of a roll top bath, a Mr & Mrs Smith king size mattress, Egyptian cotton sheets, Smeg toaster & kettle & Nespresso coffee machine, Freeview & Netflix... The entrance to the apartment is on the first floor, with the bedroom & ensuite bathroom upstairs (there is a cloakroom downstairs) There is not designated parking, but there is on street parking in New Street< Dunstan Avenue and the New Street public car park is a 2 minute walk away.

The apartment is in Chipping Norton, a pretty Cotswold working town surrounded by glorious countryside. It's close to award-winning pubs, Soho Farmhouse and Daylesford, and is within 10 minutes of 3 festivals: Cornbury, Wilderness, and Feastival.

The Barn is a pretty Cotswold-stone building in a quiet village. A great base for relaxing & visiting the Cotswolds, Oxford, Blenheim Palace or Bicester Village. Just 5 minutes drive from the historic market town of Chipping Norton, with plenty of shops & relaxing coffee stops. The village pub is 5 minutes walk. In winter a log burner makes it cosy. There are footpaths 'from the door' and great mountain & road biking too. We love welcoming UK and international guests & business people.

There is a small kitchenette area with kettle, toaster, fridge and microwave but no oven or hob. We provide several types of tea and ground coffee as well as cereals, fresh milk and bread or Hot Cross Buns to help you start the day. The Barn is a detached building with its own entrance. Whilst The Barn dates back to the late 1700's, it's been fully renovated and is light and airy. In the summertime, you can pin back the french doors to enjoy sitting in the sunshine. You'll be staying in a wonderful rural location but with great access to many interesting, historic and iconic locations such as Blenheim Palace. Other local attractions include Daylesford Organic, Soho Farmhouse and, if you like shopping, the famous Bicester Village is only about 30 mins away. Our village pub - The Salford Inn - is just 5 minutes walk down the hill. It's recently been beautifully renovated with Cotswold stone with original beams on show. The chef serves light meals and daily specials. For those who love walking and biking, you'll have great access directly from The Barn to fantastic Cotswolds countryside. This is what a previous guest, Patrick said: "Can't say enough good things about staying at "The Barn". If you get the chance, stay here! We had such an amazing time, definitely the highlight of our trip to the UK! You went way above and beyond and we hope to be able to come stay again one day" The kingsize bed has a John Lewis Natural Collection pocket sprung mattress and the bed base has drawers for extra storage. There are both firm and medium pillows for you to choose from. A previous guest, Adam, said this: "Thank you for a great couple of days away from the city. We loved everything about our stay in The Barn. The location, the fire, the breakfast and probably the comfiest bed we’ve ever slept in." One of our previous guests, Charlotte, said "Nell & Tim are so friendly and helpful - would 100% recommend their gorgeous little place to anyone looking for a base in The Cotswolds area!" Our central location in the country means that we regularly welcome business people to The Barn. We have good WiFi and there's a round table to work at if needed. Our Keysafe gives flexibility in accessing The Barn if you're running late.

You will never be short of stunning sights and unforgettable days out when you visit this part of the world! The pre-historic settlement called The Rollright Stones, dates back to 4,000BC and is just a few minutes away by car (slightly longer by footpath!). The local market town just 5 minutes away - Chipping Norton - was an important wool centre from the Middle Ages, with Bliss Mill a wonderful local landmark. There's a busy market in the town every Wednesday and once a month on Saturday's there's also a Farmer's Market where all sorts of local produce and crafts are available for sale. For something a little bit more 'upmarket' Daylesford Organic Farm Shop is just a few miles away, as well as the Michelin Star 'Wild Rabbit' which serves high quality seasonal and local food.

This, light, airy, townhouse is in the Cotswolds town of Chipping Norton. Oxford, Cheltenham and many of the beautiful Cotswolds villages and historic attractions, including Blenheim Place are close by. This is a perfect place to stay if you are looking for a country getaway or travelling on business. When you arrive, you will be shown all the facilities. The bedroom and private bathroom are located on the top floor.

The double room is spacious and comfortable. A neutral colour scheme and solid wood floors create a harmonious space in which to relax and is suitable for anyone. There is a wrought iron Feather and Black four-poster double bed, and a cast iron hanging rail, behind the door. An L shaped corner suite provides an additional space where guest can relax. The single room is spacious with a single bed, and dressing table, Again the colour scheme is neutral with solid wood floors. The view overlooks the green at the front of the house and is a quiet relaxing space White cotton linen and towels are provided. Toiletries are also provided.

This charming cottage is brimming with original features: the cosy living room features a wood burning stove whilst upstairs there is an en-suite bathroom and dressing room to the bedroom making this an ideal bolthole for two. Church Cottage is situated in the old part of Chipping Norton with views of St Mary’s Church offering a blissfully secluded feel yet with all that this delightful market town has to offer just minutes away. Chipping Norton town centre is a few minutes walk from the cottage with its famous theatre at the top of Church Street. There are several good pubs and restaurants in the town and a newly opened Marks and Spencer Food Hall making light work of holiday self catering. Ground Floor: Sitting Room Front door entrance leading into Sitting Room with original stone fireplace and woodburning stove. Mullion windows provide views to St. Marys Church. Equipped with TV with Freeview, CD player and radio. Kitchen Well fitted and equipped with electric oven and separate hob, washing machine, fridge/freezer, microwave, coffee machine and toaster. First Floor: Double Bedroom Includes kingsize Bed. En-suite Dressing Room Built in cupboards. En-suite bathroom Includes bath with shower above, WC and washbasin. Outside: Paved front courtyard enclosed by wall and picket fence, a very sheltered space. Bistro style table and chairs. Additional Information: Low beam above staircase to first floor. Stairgate already at the property. Cot and high chair available upon request. Parking is to the rear of the property if no space is available in the cul-de-sac. One well behaved dog is permitted (small additional charge)

A beautiful 15th century end-of-terrace cottage, located in the heart of Chipping Norton. The property comprises a generous living room, with a log-burner, a formal dining room perfect for entertaining, a well-equipped galley style kitchen leading out to a private patio garden, two good-sized double bedrooms with ample storage, a large bathroom and a marble wet room. Being on the door-step of many local restaurants, cafes and artesian bakeries, as well as a short drive to Soho Farmhouse.

There is wealth of supermarkets, artesian cafes, fashionable restaurants, country pubs and shops on the door-step. There are regular farmers markets on Wednesdays & Saturdays within the town centre as well as Daylesford Farm Shop, Soho Farmhouse, Cornbury Park, Bicester Village, Blenheim Palace and Oxford which are also within close proximity.

The Chequers Pub opposite Theatre opposite Plenty of coffee bars/restaurants/pubs within easy walking distance Soho Farm House, Great Tew (10 mins away by car) Daylesford Farm Shop, Kingham (7 mins by car) The Wild Rabbit, Kingham (7 mins by car) The Rollright Stones, Rollright (8 mins by car) Blenheim Palace, Woodstock (15 mins by car) Cornbury Park (15 mins by car)

The Studio forms part of an independent annexe set in a secluded garden. . It comprises of a comfortable bedroom with wet room en-suite and it’s own Lounge/ kitchenette with wood burner.

The Studio is quiet and special place in a small hamlet just 2 miles from the Cotswold town of Chipping Norton. We are Pet friendly. the Wood will be included and provided for the woodburner

The studio is set in the quiet Hamlet of Heythrop which finds you in the gateway to Cotswolds . There is immediate access to public footpaths and farmland from the doorstep, suitable for walks. Heythrop has just 20 or so houses, mostly Victorian Estate cottages, a phone box, postbox and a large church built for the Heythrop House.

A spacious light airy flat in a quiet area of the Cotswolds a 10 minute walk from Chipping Norton town centre. Flat is well equipped. There is a separate bedroom and it has a king size bed. Please contact me if you would like an additional put-U-up bed added for a young child for example.

Not suitable for those with mobility issue.Suitable for one person or two people. There is one king size bed. I have put no kids but it might be suitable for a single parent and child if they don’t mind sharing.

Fantastic views,Chipping Norton has a theatre, pubs, restaurants, and tea rooms. We are near Soho Farmhouse.

A brand new cabin in the grounds of our home. Fully insulated and heated with either air con or oil filled heaters. This fully self contained cabin is ideal for a short break or someone working away from home. There’s a shower room and kitchen equipped with counter fridge and combo microwave. A smart tv with Netflix and a good WiFi service.

A hidden gem in the heart of the charming Cotswold market town of Chipping Norton, this is a newly refurbished country cottage built in the 1840s with an open fireplace and wood burner. Several pubs serving excellent food and real ales all within a 5 minute walk. Following a recent sympathetic refurbishment, the cottage boasts historic charm combined with country chic. Maple Cottage comprises a new kitchenette/living/dining area/2 bedrooms and family bathroom.

The cottage is packed full of character features such as original beams and wood burner, with a relaxed, cosy country atmosphere. Upon entry to Maple Cottage, you will find yourself in the open plan lounge, with new kitchenette housing an electric hob, oven, fridge and fully equipped kitchen. There are two sofas around the wood burner (logs provided) and a TV with DVD/Freeview and chromecast. To the right of the kitchen is a table with 4 chairs for dining – 2 foldable chairs can be found in the utility for extra persons. The utility room comprises a microwave, new washing machine & dryer, and a dishwasher. On the first floor there is a twin bedroom with two single beds complete with reading lights, and a family bathroom with bath, electric shower, and shaver point. On the second floor you is a large second bedroom with king size bed and TV with DVD/Freeview. A travel cot is also available for babies. The property boasts a small courtyard at the rear of the cottage, with a patio table and 4 chairs. With sun throughout the day it’s ideal for lazy afternoons and evenings. Free WiFi is available throughout the cottage. Note that one of the sofas in the lounge converts to a sofa bed, allowing for 5th person **additional fee**

The cottage is located in a quiet “mews” just off New Street, the road that links this beautiful market town to many other villages. Known as the gateway to the Cotswolds, Chipping Norton is a traditional market town with many excellent country pubs – Chequers, Blue Boar, The Fox, and Bitter & Twisted to name but few. All of these establishments can be just off the high street and a short 5 minute walk from the cottage. There are a couple of grocery stores as well as a home bakery just off the main square. All are conveniently located for every day essentials. If you fancy a quiet night in without having to cook, why not try one of the take away establishments in the town. We are really spoilt for choice here. There is a large gated park situated at the bottom of New Street; only a short stroll for kids to enjoy the swings and slides etc. It's ideally located to explore the immediate area. Blenheim Palace is only 10 miles away, with Burford, Bourton-on-the-Water and Stow-on-the-Wold all within a 10-15 minute drive. Cheltenham is also easily doable. There are many stunning walks through the countryside. An easy circular walk passing from Chipping Norton to Over Norton and back 2.5 miles (4km), as well as a 6.5 mile (10km) walk across gently undulating countryside from Chipping Norton to the villages of Salford and Cornwell and back. Please let us know and we will provide you with a downloadable map.

Lovely single room in quiet cul de sac. The comfy bed ensures a good night’s sleep and the trouser press is ideal if needed before a business meeting. Continental breakfast included in the price. Cooked breakfast of bacon eggs sausages beans tomatoes mushrooms, home made bread and freshly squeezed juice of choice, at a supplement of £6.50 per person per night. Special offer...One free cooked breakfast for stay of 3 nights or more

Beautifully decorated single room with with 3 foot divan bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, trouser press and hairdryer. Great view of the countryside at breakfast

It' has a community feel, with residents always willing to acknowledge you in the street. Great pubs, numerous activities, wonderful country walks with maps, great Wilderness music festivals at the Cornbury Park Estate in Charlbury. plus also the Riverside Festival free entry. Charlbury Beer Festival in June, Battle Proms at Blenheim Palace in July. My bungalow is in a quiet cul de sac for that perfect night's sleep

Come and bring your own tent or small campervan to our beautiful campsite. We have a camping kitchen with cooker and hot water, flush and compost loos and hot showers. No children under 12, no dogs and no groups of more than 3. Please note we are a very quiet campsite so only suitable for people wanting a very peaceful experience.

We would love to welcome you to our campsite situated in the beautiful North Cotswold village of Whichford, near the Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire borders. We are in the Heart of England, in the middle of everywhere, 1.25 hours from M25. Come and share this special place, experience the peace of the historic land and the sounds of nature, where you can also enjoy stargazing the dark night sky, watching meteor showers without light pollution from our ancient stone circle. Please note we do not accept children under the age of 12 and no dogs due to wildlife. The maximum amount of people in any group is 3. Please do not split bookings betweent two different groups. Bring earplugs if you are sensitive to the sound of church bells as they chime every 15 minutes. Holycombe is situated in the picturesque North Cotswolds, in close proximity to many beautiful Cotswold towns and villages. With plenty to explore in the vicinity, this is an excellent place to base yourselves on your camping adventure. Our beautiful five-acre camp site is situated where a Norman castle once stood, the legacy of which is the splendid water-filled moat, home to carp, ducks, moor hens, and Canada geese. Holycombe (taking its name from combe ‘valley’ and the nearby Holy Well spring) is situated adjacent to Whichford Wood, which boasts a wealth of flora and fauna. It’s also located a short walk from the Norman Knight, a classic, award winning Cotswold pub, which serves excellent grub and has great live music nights. So after a walk in the woods, or a pint up the road, you can roll back here, light a campfire, and enjoy this peaceful and charming place. Whichford Pottery is also a wonderful place to visit, where there is a stunning garden full of inspiring pots, the Octagon gift shop and the marvellous Straw Cafe. The food is seasonal, locally sourced, hand made, hand baked and even home grown when possible. They have gardening master classes and adult pottery workshops.

he Village of Whichford The award winning village pub, The Norman Knight, serves good meals and has a lovely view over the village green.. They also have excellent live music nights. The pub is open every day except Monday lunchtime (open bank holidays). Whichford Pottery is also a wonderful place to visit, where there is a stunning garden full of inspiring pots, the Octagon gift shop and the marvellous Straw Cafe. The food is seasonal, locally sourced, hand made, hand baked and even home grown when possible. They have gardening master classes and adult pottery workshops. Local shops There is no shop in the village, but there are some very good shops nearby. The village shop in Long Compton has basic foodstuffs and sells papers. Wyatts Farm Shop near Great Rollright has a good selection of meat, vegetables, gifts and plants, wine and a cafe. The Village Shop, Hook Norton, is open until 8pm. Taste of the Country, Shipston-on-Stour, sell delicious handmade foods. The Rollright Stones The Rollright Stones is an ancient site, consisting of three elements, The Kings Men stone circle, the King Stone, and the Whispering Knights. It is well worth a visit and is just up the road. The picturesque village of whichford Whichford Holycombe Holistic Retreat Centre There are a number of alternative treatments on offer at Holycombe, such as Massage, Reflexology, kinesiology and Emotional Freedom Technique, whilst you are camping, these can be arranged with individual therapists. To do this see the therapies and therapists section of the Holycombe website, and to check what is on weekly, see the Holycombe facebook page. http://www.whichfordandascott.org.uk Perhaps the most wonderful amenity is Whichford Wood. There is access through the lane that runs parallel to our moat which ends up in the field where you can see a track that leads to the wood – there you will find many paths. You will definitely need your wellies for this. In early May there is a sea of bluebells, in autumn there are chestnuts and hazelnuts and quite often, if you are quiet, you will see muntjak and deer. Please visit the link below for the latest news, activities and places to visit in Whichford and Ascott, as well as some beautiful photos of the area. Activities Swimming There are three places where you can find swimming pools locally; Shipston-on-Stour Leisure Centre, Chipping Norton Leisure Centre, and Sibford School Swimming Pool. Bicycle Hire Ty Cycles actually deliver bikes to the campsite. Their email is enquiries@tycycles.co.uk, tel no 01608 238150. You can also hire bicycles locally, at Bourton-on-the-water, Bibury, Moreton-in-the-Marsh, Chipping Norton and Chipping Campden. Please click on this link for further details. Canoeing/Kayaking You can hire Canoes and Kayaks, at the Cotswold Water Park (34 miles). Wild Swimming To find spots for wild swimming locally, please use this link. The Cotswolds Nearby are some lovely historic Cotswold villages and towns – such as Shipston-on-Stour, Chipping Norton, Moreton-in the -Marsh, Stow-on-the-Wold, Chipping Campden, the Slaughters, the Tews, the Swells, Bourton-on-the-Water, Burford and Broadway. About 13 miles away are Hidcote Manor Gardens and Kiftsgate, and many beautiful places to visit such as Batsford Aboretum and Sezincote. Further afield, Stratford-upon Avon is 15 miles, Banbury 12 miles and Oxford 25 miles. We are also located on the Macmillan Way, a long distance footpath. Local pubs There are plenty of seriously good pubs locally. To check out great pubs in Warwickshire, Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire, please see the Good Pub Guide, and search by region.

The Quail House is a beautifully stylish 1750's Cotswold barn, sleeping 6 across 3 bedrooms in a super king-size double, a king-size double and a bunkbed children’s room. Close to Soho Farmhouse, Chipping Norton, Woodstock and Banbury, this stunning barn conversion has a gorgeous living room, fully equipped kitchen/dining area, a wet room and a bathroom with a roll-top bath. Also secure front and rear gardens, with a play area, lawn and patios. One well-behaved dog (small/medium) is accepted*.

(*Dogs: One well-behaved dog is welcome at the cottage at an additional cost of £30. Please let us know if you will be bringing a dog and we will then revise your booking confirmation.) The Quail House is a beautiful Cotswold barn, originally built in the 1750s and lovingly converted into a stylish, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom country retreat close to Soho Farmhouse, Chipping Norton, Woodstock and Banbury. Sleeping 6 across a super king-size double, a king-size double and a bunkbed children’s room, this stunning barn conversion has a gorgeous living room, fully equipped kitchen/dining area, a wet room and a bathroom with a huge walk-in shower and a roll-top bath to die for. A secure front and rear garden, with a play area, lawn and patios make this home ideal for families. One well-behaved dog (small/medium) is accepted. As you step through the main gate from Manor Road into the front garden you are greeted with the view of an immaculate barn conversion, bordered by a manicured garden with a patio and children’s play area. A large glass-fronted porch draws visitors up the steps, across the lawn to the front door to discover what lies beyond the cleverly converted and charmingly decorated The Quail House. Head through the front door and into the Living Room and you will immediately feel that you have made a great choice for your Cotswold holiday. The combination of original features - from the solid oak floor (cut from a single Oak tree) to vaulting full-height beams - with contemporary finishes, high-end appliances, fabulous beds, a luxury bathroom and wet room and a glorious outdoor space, make The Quail House an exceptional holiday property. The village of Sandford St Martin is a great location for exploring Oxford (14 miles), Woodstock and Blenheim (7 miles) and the north-eastern end of the Cotswolds, particularly Chipping Norton, just 7 miles away. It is a very pretty and tranquil village, with mostly period, Cotswold ironstone houses and a church, St Martin’s, dating back to 1273. Opposite the church is the impressive Sandford Park, a Grade II* listed building built in 1700 with a 18th-century wing. Take a stroll around the village to the cricket green and you’ll feel as if you have stepped back in time. Walk a little further on one of the many footpaths and bridleways to the picturesque villages of Ledwell, Little Tew and Great Tew. Despite being in a tiny little village off the tourist track, The Quail House has the benefit of good road links to junctions 9 and 10 of the M40, just 12 miles and 9 miles to the south-west and east respectively, making the journey just over two hours to either Central London or Birmingham.   Property Facilities  Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms across 1 super-king size bedroom, 1 king size bedroom and one bunkbed room (2 singles)  2 bathrooms: 1 upstairs family bathroom with rolltop bath, shower, washbasin, WC; 1 downstairs wet room with walk-in shower, washbasin and WC.  Parking – on street: unlimited, free  Private enclosed front and rear garden – safe for children + 1 dog  Fireplace with wood burner – starter logs and kindling supplied  All bed linen, bath and hand towels and tea towels provided  Hairdryer x1  Kitchen Starter Pack: teabags, ground coffee, sugar, milk, salt & pepper, cooking oil  Cleaning Starter Pack: dishwasher tablets, scourer, cloth, washing up liquid, bin bags, kitchen paper  Bathroom starter pack: hand soap, shampoo, shower gel and toilet paper  Heating and hot water via central heating with Nest and individual thermostat controls  Dog bed for small dog. Water and food bowl.  Free Wi-Fi  TV – large flat screen Smart TV with Freeview, Apple TV and Netflix  Games: chess set and family board games  Child friendly: superb play area in the garden and children’s bunk bedroom with toys.  Fully equipped kitchen with toaster, kettle, coffee maker, utensils, crockery, cutlery, glassware (champagne flutes, tumblers and wine and water glasses) cafetiere, bakeware, food preparation (grater, jug, sieve, saucepans, bread bin)  Oven/hob: Smeg, 5-burner hob with wide oven  Microwave  Dishwasher  Fridge-Freezer  Washer-dryer machine  Ironing board, iron, clothes airer  Vacuum cleaner  Baby/Child Equipment: highchair, travel cot (cot linen not supplied), changing mat  Outdoor patios/seating areas  Garden furniture – seats 6 at dining area; 6 on BBQ patio; 2 on front patio. Cushions found in porch and master bed.  BBQ (gas) – large Spirit barbecue, gas supplied  Safety equipment: fire extinguisher, fire blanket, carbon monoxide monitor, smoke/heat alarm. Full Property Description Ground Floor Entrance Hall/Cloakroom The welcoming, spacious and bright entrance porch is the perfect place to hang coats, put on or take off shoes and boots, while perched on the pretty bench, and drop down bags of shopping or suitcases before entering the main house. The stone flooring makes it ideal for storing muddy footwear, while a boot rack will help dry out any footwear that’s been caught in a shower. Living Room At the heart of the property is the Living Room, a fantastic room for relaxing and socialising. It is a warm and welcoming space radiating its history from the 18th century exposed beams and a solid oak floor, cut from a single Oak tree, yet feels contemporary with the grey-taupe colourway and splashes of orange and yellow. This spacious room is flooded with light from two sets of French doors opening to the rear garden and windows overlooking the front garden. At the centre of the room are two sink-in sofas, a large coffee table and a Chesney wood burning stove (kindling and logs provided to get you going). A large, flat screen Smart TV is cleverly concealed behind the mirror over the fireplace and has access to Freeview, Apple TV and Netflix. In the corner by the window is an inviting armchair with a reading light, a lovely spot to sit and watch the children in the garden or read a book. A vintage sideboard, chest of drawers and bookcase provide the finishing touches. The Kitchen / Dining Area To the left of the Living Room is the fully equipped Kitchen and Dining Area opening out through French doors to the rear garden. The bright and airy kitchen would delight any chef with its plentiful storage and preparation space, polished granite surfaces, high-end appliances, including a 5-burner Smeg hob and double-width oven and Miele fridge/freezer, and full range of bakeware and utensils. The kitchen’s pretty windows overlook the front garden - perfect for keeping an eye on children playing while you cook or clear up. At the opposite end to the kitchen is a dining area with a striking exposed Cotswold stone wall and a retro rectangular table and seating for six, plus a highchair. French doors open to the pretty rear garden and a patio with a second table and seating for six. (Please see ‘Outside’ for details of the gardens and patios.) Bedroom One – Master The vaulted ceiling and original A-frame set the scene for the striking Master Bedroom, with its super-king size bed, exposed stone walls, whitewashed floorboards and French doors opening out to the rear garden. The bedroom is furnished with a 3-door cupboard, full-length mirror, bedside tables with reading lamps, a pretty dressing table with a triple mirror, seat and power point with a hairdryer. A comfy armchair, positioned near the French doors, provides a lovely place to sit and relax. Downstairs Wet Room/WC Sitting between the Master Bedroom and Bunkbed Room is the small, but very stylish, Wet Room, featuring charcoal black floor-to-ceiling tiling. The room is equipped with a rain shower, WC, heated towel rail, and washbasin. Alcove shelving provides space for personal items, or you can light tealight candles to create a distinctively spa-like feel. (Note: there is a step up into the Wet Room from the hallway.) Bedroom Three (bunkbed room) Overlooking the front garden, the bunkbed room is a fabulous room for children, with lots of space to sleep and play. The room has a play table and chairs, an A-frame blackboard with chalks, a mini rocking horse and a pirate’s toy castle! It is a bright and airy room, but blackout blinds as well as curtains will ensure a good night’s sleep! The bedroom has a wardrobe with chest of drawers, which also houses the iron and ironing board. The second wardrobe is an airing cupboard where guests will find a travel cot, baby changing mat and clothes airer. Upstairs Mezzanine Sitting Area Stairs lead up from the Living Room to a mezzanine level close to the eaves of the Quail House. At the top of the stairs is a delightful seating area, with a two-seater sofa, double pouf, table and lamp. A telescope is positioned under a Velux skylight window, inviting you to view the stars in the inky blue sky, with little, if any, light pollution. (Instructions for the telescope are not available, please use with care.) Bedroom Two From the seating area, cross over an elevated walkway to this light and airy dual-aspect king-size bedroom, with views over the front and rear garden through Velux skylights (with blinds). The room has a beautiful, exposed Cotswold ironstone wall and is furnished with an antique desk with drawers, bedside tables with lamps, a comfy armchair and a hanging rail plus wall hooks for robes and jackets. Family Bathroom This beautiful bathroom with its contemporary Moorish styling, polished limestone flooring and tiles, roll top bath and wet room-style, walk-in shower calls out to be used for relaxation. The bath is perfectly positioned under the Velux skylights, so that guests can lie back and watch the night sky or the early morning sunrise. A washbasin is set in a pretty, retro sideboard, while the toilet is offset for privacy. A large, heated towel rail is big enough to keep several towels dry. Outside The Quail House has two immaculate, private and enclosed gardens to the front and rear of the house. Stepping in through the grey-green entrance gate from the road you’ll be greeted by five amphitheatre-style steps up to the front lawn, with a children’s play area to the right including a treehouse on 4ft stilts, a slide and a rope swing all under a beautiful ash tree, and a little wooden playhouse full of garden toys! Beyond the lawn, to the side of the entrance porch, is a patio with a small bistro-style table, chairs and a parasol. Raised borders with fragrant lavender bushes and other bee and bug-friendly plants wrap around the front of the house, providing a colourful border against the wooden frame of this beautiful 1750s barn conversion. Stepping out to the rear garden, which can be accessed through French doors in the Living Room, the Dining Area or the Master Bedroom, you will find a patio directly outside the dining area - ideal for enjoying an outdoor breakfast, lunch or supper. Step up to a raised lawn surrounded by an impressive Cotswold stone wall (at least 5ft high), then cross the lawn to another patio furnished with sofa seating and a large gas barbecue.

Local Amenities Shopping for Essentials Sandford St Martin is a beautiful but tiny Cotswold village, and so, as with many tiny villages, it does not have a pub or shop; however, there is a village shop in Middle Barton, just 1 mile away – great for an emergency pint of milk, loaf of bread and eggs. (The closest pubs are The Fox Inn, Middle Barton or The Falkland Arms, in Great Tew (2 miles). Chipping Norton is the closest place (8 miles) for supermarket shopping; there is a Co-op, a small Sainsbury’s and Aldi, all with parking. The town also has a good selection of independent stores, including two butchers, Nash’s Bakery, Oats the health food store and Roger’s Fishmonger. For a larger supermarket shop, try Banbury (10 miles away) where there is a Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Aldi. All the major supermarkets deliver to The Quail Cottage. Eating Out The Cinnamon Stick, in Middle Barton (1.5 miles away), is a Lebanese restaurant that gets very good reviews. Handy for takeout. Tel: 01869 340440 Baker Girl in Great Tew (2 miles away) is fantastic for coffee and delicious baked goods and The Falkland Arms, also in Great Tew, is very popular for lunch or dinner. Tel: 01608 682653. The Crowne Inn at Church Enstone (3.6 miles away) is a traditional Cotswold pub and a decent option for lunch, serving local ales in the bar and dishes using locally sourced produce and fish. Tel: 01608 677262. Close to the village of Swerford (4.5 miles away) there are two pubs/restaurants worth visiting, The Boxing Hare and The Masons Arms. Chipping Norton has a wide range of eateries, from Hinchmans Pizzeria and Bar to Jaffe & Neale’s Bookshop and Cafe and The Wild Thyme. See the Guidebook below for more details.   Nearest Fuel Stations In Chipping Norton (8 miles): • Jet Petrol Station, Steeple Aston (OX25 5QQ) 3.2 miles • Esso, just off the London Road (OX7 5AX) • Shell on the edge of Chipping Norton (OX7 5SX) Sainsbury’s and Morrisons in Banbury also have fuel stations. Walking The Quail House is at the centre of some great walking country in the Cotswolds and West Oxfordshire. Books on local walks and an ordnance survey map are available at the house for guests to borrow. Here are some of the owners’ recommendations for local walks: • Rousham House and Garden near Lower Heyford. (www.rousham.org) (Note: children under 15 are not admitted to the gardens.) • Rollright Stones (see Cotswold AONB website – below) • Woodstock • Blenheim (www.blenheimpalace.com) • Canal Walks from Lower Heyford (http://walksinoxfordshire.co.uk/oxfordshire-walks/lower-heyford/) • Walk from The Quail House to Ledwell • Turn right out of The Quail House and down Manor Road to walk around the village past the church to the cricket club. Guidebook: Chipping Norton In this Guidebook section we head over to Chipping Norton, just 8 miles from The Quail House. Tucked high up in Oxfordshire’s portion of the Cotswolds, Chipping Norton is a beautiful market town with an enviable reputation. It is the highest town in the region thanks to its stunning hillside location, with a rich history dating back to the 13th Century when it was known as a bustling wool-trading town; a heritage proven through the great wool church of St. Mary, known for its stunning interiors, and still sitting proudly at the heart of the town. Affectionately known by locals as ‘Chippy’, the town is now very much a bustling hub of culture; its thriving retail and culinary scene attracting visitors from all across the Cotswolds. A general market still takes place every Wednesday, and a Farmer’s Market is held on the morning of every third Saturday. The town is great for anyone looking to hunt for some local treats, with a plethora of independent retailers and antique shops to peruse. The town also has a good number of pubs, restaurants and cafes, whilst culture buffs will love the thriving theatre; a rare addition to a town of this size, famous for its annual pantomime and eclectic programme of music, theatre, dance and comedy. During the summer months, you can enjoy the Lido, a heated, open air, 25m pool (see below). Perfectly positioned to explore the north Cotswolds and Oxfordshire, there’s plenty on offer right on the doorstep to keep all ages entertained. Head off on an exploration of the pretty Cotswold villages which surround the town or take a cultural daytrip to nearby Oxford or Stratford-Upon-Avon; the possibilities are endless. Sightseeing & Activities Thanks to Chipping Norton’s rich heritage, there’s plenty on offer locally to see and do for culture vultures and history buffs alike. Start off by exploring the landmarks of the town itself. Take in the beautiful Town Hall (a proud symbol of the town’s former borough days), before visiting the Almshouses – one of the town’s key landmarks dating back to the first half of the 1600s, provided kindly by former resident Henry Cornish upon his death to house widows of the town. Chipping Norton Museum, located on the High Street, showcases memorable artefacts from throughout the town’s history dating all the way back to the Roman period, making it a great pit-stop for those keen to learn more about the town through the ages. Chipping Norton Theatre is also a must-visit, should there be anything that tickles your fancy playing during your stay. Further afield, the many sights and attractions of the wider Cotswolds will afford you plenty to see and do. Start off by heading to The Rollright Stones, an ancient stone circle spanning nearly 2,000 years of Neolithic and Bronze Age development located in the nearby village of Great Rollright. Just outside the town sits Bliss Tweed Mill, an impressive display of 19th Century manufacturing prowess, immediately recognisable by its iconic dome-based chimney, which makes it look more like a lavish mansion than a tweed mill. Now luxury apartments following its official closure in the 1980s, the mill is still well worth driving past as one of the town’s most famous visual landmarks. The National Trust’s Chastleton House and Garden, an ancient country house spanning 400 years of history, is also just a stone’s throw away in Moreton-in-Marsh, whilst the acclaimed Whichford Pottery is just a 15-minute drive for those in search of a pretty souvenir from their travels. For Kids (little and big) Blenheim Palace Home to the 12th Duke of Marlborough and family, and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, Blenheim Palace is a spectacular masterpiece of architecture sure to wow visitors of all ages. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, there’s plenty to see and do here: explore the Palace and its priceless collections; amble through the stunning park and gardens; get stuck in at the Family Forest School or check out the Palace’s busy schedule of events and attractions, running throughout the year. The Lido A fantastic heated outdoor pool in Chipping Norton, open from April to September each year, with lifeguards on duty and a snack bar offering tasty treats after a refreshing dip. Perfect for when those hot, sunny Cotswold days come knocking. With its heated 25m pool, The Lido is an oasis in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. Whether you’re a serious swimmer clocking up the lengths in our early morning sessions or a family looking for an afternoon’s outdoor fun, The Lido has something for everyone. Whichford Pottery Home of the world-famous Whichford Pottery, where beautiful flowerpots have been hand-crafted here in the Cotswolds for over 40 years, you can meet the makers in the bustling workshop and take inspiration from their stunning garden, before choosing your own memento to take home. Chastleton House and Gardens An ancient country house with beautiful surrounding gardens, acting as a time-capsule of family life spanning an impressive 400 years. Built between 1607 and 1612, this rare gem of a Jacobean country house was owned by the same family until 1991, when it had largely remained unchanged. It now offers a fascinating insight into years gone by. Time to Relax Bamford Haybarn Spa, Daylesford A beautiful wellness retreat at the acclaimed Daylesford Farm Shop, offering a range of pampering massage, facial and stress reduction treatments with an emphasis on the use of a holistic approach to wellbeing. Pick up some luxurious Bamford Bath & Body products whilst you’re there, all made in England using natural, responsibly sourced, organic ingredients. Cowshed Spa, Soho Farmhouse A members and guests-only paradise at the famed Soho Farmhouse. Relax with a pampering massage, manicure or pedicure, unwind in the steam room, sauna and hot tubs or take a refreshing dip in the indoor pool; with all treatments undertaken with the famed Cowshed Spa toiletry range. The Spa at Barnsley House For the ultimate in luxury, look no further than Barnsley House – an iconic hotel tucked away in the picturesque Cotswold village of Barnsley – where a dedicated spa hidden in the gardens offers all visitors a truly memorable day of R&R. The glass-walled spa really is the ultimate in luxury retreats, boasting an outdoor heated hydrotherapy pool, herbaceous sauna and indoor/outdoor lounge relaxation areas. For Nature Lovers Batsford Arboretum The 56-acre arboretum at Batsford is situated just a mile west of the historic market town of Moreton-in-Marsh in the heart of the Cotswolds. A former home to the famous Mitford family, interest in the arboretum begins in late winter when the snowdrops, aconites and early flowering daffodils spring into life, followed by magnolias, hellebores, fritillaries and the beautiful Japanese ornamental cherries – stars of the show from late March until mid-April. The handkerchief tree is another showstopper in May, as are the beautiful wildflower meadows which bloom in high summer. Hidcote Manor Garden One of the finest Arts and Crafts gardens in the country, Hidcote was created by American horticulturist Major Lawrence Johnston circa 1905. Divided into a series of garden ‘rooms’, each garden boasts its own character, intertwined with narrow pathways, beautiful views and plants bursting to life at every turn. A must-visit for the green fingered. Kiftsgate Court Gardens Located on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment, this family-run garden has been carefully cultivated by three generations. Featuring a beautiful revolving plan of blooms, which burst into life throughout the year, visitors can discover the garden’s wild garden, orchard, mound and avenue, plus a fantastic water garden and elegant fountain. Events Chipping Norton Theatre The theatre produces a wide variety of plays and screens films for all ages. Cornbury Music Festival (July) A one-of-a-kind music festival in the heart of beautiful Cotswold countryside, taking place each July with a stellar line-up of live music, food and entertainment for all ages to enjoy. Day tickets are available for those who’d prefer to stay in comfort in their wonderful Bolthole Retreats cottage. The Big Feastival (August) Genius brainchild of ex-Blur bassist Alex James, The Big Feastival takes place each August Bank Holiday on James’ home farm just outside the beautiful village of Kingham. Expect incredible food from world-renowned chefs, expert demos, a stellar music line-up and plenty of entertainment. Family-friendly, it’s a great choice for those looking for a memorable day out, with day-tickets available over the course of the weekend. Walking You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to walking opportunities in and around Chipping Norton, its prime hillside position meaning there are miles of beautiful surrounding landscapes to explore. For those in search of a gentle stroll, try the walk from Chipping Norton to Over Norton; a gentle 2.5-mile circular walk across undulating countryside, waymarked for ease. For those in search of something slightly more challenging, the 5.5-mile ‘Mills and Meadows’ walk between Kingham and Chipping Norton is a great option, taking in the pretty meadowland which sits between the two famed Cotswold towns. For those keen to visit the ancient Rollright Stones, a 5.25-mile circular walk, starting from the village of Salford, provides the perfect opportunity to discover them on-foot, beginning in a beautiful valley before leading you to the mystical stones. Useful Links: Cotswolds AONB:www.cotswoldsaonb.org.uk/visiting-and-exploring/walking Shopping Bicester Village Bicester Village is home to more than 160 boutiques of British and international luxury fashion and lifestyle brands, offering savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price, all year round. Individual luxury boutiques, alongside restaurants and cafés offering fine cuisine and coffees all day long, cluster around open-air promenades, providing the perfect setting for a day-out shopping experience. A suite of services, including complimentary valet parking and style consultancies, are available on request. An hour from London in the heart of Oxfordshire, Bicester Village is easy to reach. By car, leave the M40 at Junction 9 and follow the signs; by train from London Marylebone alight at Bicester Village station. The Village’s own Shopping Express direct coach, operating between central pick-up points in London and the Village, every day of the week, is a swift, direct and comfortable service. Activities for Bigger Kids The Wychwood Golf Club Set in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside and just outside the historic town of Chipping Norton, is the exceptional Wychwood Golf Club. Offering spectacular views of the surrounding countryside and Wychwood woodlands. The Wychwood boasts one of the region’s outstanding venues for golf, weddings, business meetings and casual dining. Non-members are very welcome to use the driving range and dining facilities. Hook Norton Brewery A family-run brewery with a rich handcrafted brewing heritage and one of the finest examples of a Victorian Tower Brewery in the country to boot. Stop by for a brewery tour and experience the sights and sounds of a bustling working brewery in action, learning all about the brewing process (and sampling its tasty results) as you go. Then, pick up your favourite Hooky brews in the Brewery Shop, before heading to the Malthouse Kitchen for a well-earned bite to eat. The Cotswolds Distillery The Cotswolds Distillery is the first-ever full-scale craft distillery within the Cotswolds’ Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). They produce a range of “Outstanding Natural Spirits”, including the first-ever Cotswolds Single Malt Whisky, featuring Cotswolds-grown barley. They also produce the award-winning Cotswolds Dry Gin, featuring local lavender from Snowshill, along with a range of small-batch brandies and liqueurs. Located in the unspoilt North Cotswold village of Shipston-on-Stour, with tours and tastings every day of the week (advance booking required). Eating Out Chipping Norton and its surrounding towns and villages have a fantastic selection of cafes, restaurants and pubs for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Here are a few for you to try: Bakeries & Snacks The Tea Set 24 High Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5AD Tel: 01608 642233 A beautiful tearoom offering indulgent treats, freshly baked cakes, elegant sandwiches and a selection of tempting lunch and dinner dishes, all in beautiful, quaint surroundings. The Old Mill Coffee House & Bistro 7 West Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5LH Tel: 01608 646005 A reasonably priced, family friendly café on bustling West Street, offering delicious breakfasts, lunches and homemade sweet treats. Daylesford Organic Farm Near Kingham, Gloucestershire GL56 0YG Tel: 01608 731700 A must-visit for anyone in the area, the luxurious Daylesford Organic Farm shop and restaurant is anything but rustic… this is luxury Cotswold living at its very best. The café offers fantastic all-day dining from breakfast right through until early supper, with an excellent deli should you want to pick up a few treats whilst you’re there to take back to your holiday cottage. Burford Garden Company Shilton Road, Burford OX18 4PA Tel: 01993 823117 A nationally renowned garden and home destination with a distinctly luxurious twist, Burford’s in-house café offers a selection of tasty, fresh dishes to enjoy no matter what the time of day. Perfect as a pit-stop should you be checking out the incredible goods on offer in the shop, but equally as good as a dining destination. Lunch & Dinner Wild Thyme Restaurant and Rooms 10 New Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5LJ Tel: 01608 645060 A Michelin guide-recommended gem run by husband and wife team Nick and Sally, serving up fresh, seasonal, British modern dishes made from produce with a focus on local with relaxed, friendly service. Whistlers Café Bar & Restaurant 9 Middle Row, Chipping Norton OX7 5NH Tel: 01608 643363 A family-run restaurant with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, serving up classic British-inspired dishes with a refined twist. The Tite Inn Mill End, Chadlington OX7 3NY Tel: 01608 676 910 A picture-perfect Cotswold stone village pub, offering bags of character, tasty tipples and good-quality home-cooked meals. Expect classic pub grub with reasonable prices to match. The Boxing Hare Swerford, Chipping Norton OX7 4AP Tel: 01608 683212 Run by successful London restauranteur Antony Griffith Harris, The Boxing Hare is a surprisingly chic find in this hidden corner of the Cotswolds. Here, you’ll find a delectable menu of dishes to satisfy any craving on the à la carte menu, alongside a host of local ales, tasty wines and classic bar snacks, should you only fancy a small bite to eat. The Fox at Oddington Lower Oddington GL56 0UR Tel: 01451 870555 A classic Cotswold inn serving up delicious seasonal British food, excellent wines and tasty local beers; perfect for those in search of casual dining with a quintessential Cotswolds feel. The Wild Rabbit Church Street, Kingham OX7 6YA Tel: 01608 658389 This award-winning eatery boasts an enviable reputation across the Cotswolds, serving up refined, Michelin Guide-recommend grub in the beautiful setting of the beautiful village of Kingham. Food here is seasonal and locally-sourced wherever possible, giving you a great ‘taste of the Cotswolds’ experience, and although not the cheapest it’s certainly the perfect destination for a memorable feast. The Chequers Church Rd, Churchill OX7 6NJ Tel: 01608 659393 A traditional-looking country pub in the heart of the village of Churchill with an impressively stylish vibe inside, boasting tasty locally brewed beers, a healthy selection of cocktails and great food to match. Anything but old-fashioned, here you’ll feel just as welcome nipping in for a pint as you would sitting down to a hearty feast of British classics with surprising, modern twists. King’s Head Inn The Green, Chipping Norton OX7 6XQ Tel: 01608 658365 The King’s Head Inn is an award-winning, traditional Cotswold country inn with a pretty location in the heart of Bledington’s village green. Food here is of excellent quality, locally sourced and seasonally changing, with provenance at the heart of each of the ingredients used. Expect excellent, restaurant-quality dishes in a laid-back pub setting. Takeaways & Late Dining Hookie Food Vans Hook Norton village welcomes a selection of fantastic food vans into the village on different days throughout the week, well worth a try should you be in the area. On Wednesdays, JP’s Mobile Pizzeria is there from 5pm onwards at the primary school; Thursdays see the Thai To Go food van visit between 5pm-8pm outside the church; Fridays, the Country Fish and Chip Shop parks on Bell Lane opposite the Village Shop, serving up tasty chippy dinners between 5pm and 8pm – locals highly recommend! Hitchman’s Restaurant, Pizzeria and Bar 2 West Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5AA Tel: 01608 646495 Freshly made Neapolitan pizzas available to eat-in or take away, offering an elegant twist on the usual takeaway pizza options. Spice of India 6 West Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5AA Tel: 01608 642785 A traditional restaurant and takeaway serving a host of contemporary Indian and Bangladeshi dishes. The Arctic Fish Bar 8 New Street, Chipping Norton OX7 5LJ Tel: 01608 641577 A great, reasonably priced chippy with all the classics you’d expect on offer, affectionately known by locals as “the best chippy in Chippy.”  Pubs In addition to local pubs mentioned in ‘Local Amenities’, above, here are a few more in easy driving distance of The Quail House at Sandford St Martin: The Blue Boar 1 Goddards Lane, Chipping Norton, OX7 5NP Tel: 02034 370 891 A traditional Cotswold pub dating back to 1641 that’s popular with locals, serving a wide selection of lagers, real ales, wine and spirits, plus regular live music. The Chequers Goddards Lane, Chipping Norton, OX7 5NP Tel: 01608 644717 A classic pub serving up real ales, lagers, wines and a good selection of spirits, plus a traditional pub grub menu should you fancy a bite to eat. The Sun Inn High St, Hook Norton, OX15 5NH Tel: 01608 737570 A laid-back inn with stylish interiors and a friendly pub atmosphere, serving up a selection of Hook Norton ales and continental beers. The Pear Tree Inn Scotland End, Hook Norton, OX15 5NU Tel: 01608 737482 Handily located at the entrance to Brewery Lane (leading up to Hook Norton Brewery), The Pear Tree Inn offers tasty tipples courtesy of the Brewery itself, as well as tasty pub grub.

Aptly named, the Mousehole is a unique miniature barn; the perfect place to unwind. Situated in an 'Area of Outstanding Beauty' in the heart of the Cotswolds this renovated cottage has retained an abundance of character. A 3-minute walk to the popular Chequers Inn, and Daylesford, Soho Farmhouse and Blenheim Palace nearby. With endless walks on your doorstop, it is an ideal romantic hideaway if you are looking to get away from it all. We look forward to welcoming you!

The Mousehole has been completely renovated to a high standard. The cosy double bed on the mezzanine floor makes the space ideal for a couple. Due to height restrictions, there is no bed base, but a good quality mattress. I am mentioning this as most people love the quirkiness of the cottage, as seen in guest's reviews, however I have had one complaint about this (since opening in July 2017!) so just want you to be aware! The cottage is open plan with the exception of the shower room which has a loo, shower and basin. Although we have done everything we can to adhere to health and safety requirements, PLEASE NOTE this is a very old building and the stairs to the mezzanine floor are quite narrow and steep so not suitable for toddlers/young children/elderly, and the loo is on the ground floor. We pride ourselves with attention to detail and want to make your stay perfect, hence this detailed and honest description! The 3 double bedroom house opposite the Mousehole, (No.1 The Square), is also available to rent and depending on availability, both properties can be booked together. This has proven popular for families with weddings nearby.

We think the Mousehole would have been built in the late 1690's, when the village was rebuilt after a fire. Churchill is a very friendly and popular village with a Heritage Centre, William Morris Memorial, All Saints Church, cricket pitch, fountain and village green. As well as the much loved Chequers Inn! You will be ideally placed for touring the Cotswolds and visiting the wealth of visitor attractions and leisure activities in the area. Please see our 'Manual' for a few ideas to get you started.

Newly refurbished to luxury boutique standards. We've kept the old fashioned charm but added some essential high end modern touches. Stable Cottage is tucked away at the end of a lovely small and quiet cotswold village. Light & airy with oak floors and tiled bathroom. King size bed with Egyptian cotton linen, towels & robes. A sun trap patio area with table & chairs & firepit. Newly fully fitted kitchen with washer/dryer & dishwasher.Perfect for a romantic getaway or peaceful long weekend.

Newly refurbished to luxury boutique standard the cottage is on one floor and accessed by one step to the stable door. Inside the ceilings are exposed to a height of 15 feet and it makes it very airy and cool in the summer. The cottage has a fully fitted kitchen with nearly everything you need for any length of stay. The sitting room area has the amazing woodburner and sired wood stacks either side, a large sofa and reading lights, a 50" Samsung Led tv with Freeview, Netflix, BBC iplayer, You Tube and a host of other channels. We also have a DVD player. There is a also a large selection of lovely old board games to enjoy. The bedroom has a king size bed with bed side tables and lights, a large double wardrobe where the 2 dressing gowns in 2 sizes are when you arrive. There is also a safe, hairdryer and hair straighteners. All the bed linen and towels are lovely Egyptian cotton and the pillows and duvet are duck down. We also have other pillows and duvets available if you are allergic. The bathroom en suite has a powerful shower with Cowshed products for you to enjoy.

Its a typical Cotswold village with a local pub, Salford Inn, that does good beer and food and the beautiful Norman built St Mary church . Set in and around beautiful rolling hills and lots of lovely country walks from the cottage. Its quiet, peaceful and rural with lots of honey coloured stone houses. You'll definitely need a car to get around! We are close to Kingham train station with regular direct train links to London Paddington, Oxford and Reading. We are 3 minutes from the small town of Chipping Norton and all that it offers including banks, ATMs, supermarkets, coffee shops, chemists, butchers, flower shops and book shops. We have 3 great music festivals in the local area in July and August and we are located right in the middle of it all.

Modern inside /new build ... quiet position in the Cotswolds semi detached

Close to shops a short walk away , in the Cotswolds and a short drive to Cheltenham etc

Set in the traquil surroundings of Lower Nill Farm this wooden cabin has glorious views across the Cotswolds with all the amenities to make your stay a relaxing break away from hectic life. Lower Nill Farm is just a short distance from the historical village of Hook Norton. Hook Norton is famous throughout the world for its brewery which has been making beer since 1849. Lower Nill Farm is also located on the historic D'arcy Dalton way which spans the length of the county of Oxfordshire.

The Cabin is an oak framed structure complete with exposed beams/trusses and vaulted ceilings which make the space light & airy. The glazing makes the most of the views looking out to Brailes Hill and beyond, it also makes a great space to watch local wildlife. The Cabin also has a huge garden at your disposal perfect for summer BBQ's and for children to play safely. The plot is in a very peaceful part of the farm an excellent place to unplug and relax.

Lower Nill Farm is located in the spectacular Oxfordshire countryside. It's a great base to explore the Cotswolds and also historical cities and towns like Oxford, Stratford upon Avon, Warwick, Banbury, Chipping Norton and Leamington Spa. The local village, Hook Norton, is a very picturesque place where agriculture and brewing have played a huge part in the prosperity of the village. The local brewery is the home of Hook Norton ales and a huge source of local pride. A visit to the brewery shows you a process that has barely changed in 200 years in a majestic building purpose built for the serious business of making beer. Other local gems are: -Whichford pottery and the adjoining Straw Kitchen Cafe -Broughton Castle -The Rollright Stones -Upton House -Chastleton House -Blenheim Palace

Self contained annex with log burner. Perfect for a countryside getaway.

Self contained annex with double bed. Can provide travel cot or pull out chair bed for additional guests if required. Shower room. Kitchen. Large garden.

Quiet village close to lots of Cotswold towns, Bourton on the water, Stow in the Wold, Moreton-in-Marsh, Burford. Located a couple of miles away from Chipping Norton. Village pub serves good food & is only a 5 min walk from the annex. There are lots of lovely walks locally. From the village you can walk to the ancient Rollright Stones.

Spacious room with small double bed. Window overlooking the garden. TV, Radio. 5 minutes walk to town centre with local shops and bars. Breakfast is not included

Mixing beautiful period features with a contempory finish, 7 The Old Chapel is a comfortable and fun place for families and friends to stay or use as a base to explore the beautiful Cotswolds and surrounding area. It is one of four conversions of the original church meeting house which is to the rear of the Baptist Church on New Street.

7 The Old Chapel is on the first floor of the meeting house and comprises a large, open plan living space with a mezzanine dining area above, two very good sized bedrooms and a bathroom. There is underfloor heating throughout. Whilst spacious, it also feels very cosy. The kitchen area is well equipped and the layout features a breakfast bar with stools which you can sit at and sip something nice whilst meals are being prepared. There is a: ⦁ Neff electric double oven and hob ⦁ Dishwasher ⦁ Washer/dryer ⦁ Fridge and freezer ⦁ Wine fridge ⦁ DeLonghi coffee machine The main living area is a comfortable space to relax in. The impressive vaulted ceiling adds to the open and airy feel. The windows are west facing and so the evening light and the sunsets are often beautiful. From the large windows you can look through the trees across to Bliss Mill and the Cotswold countryside. There is a TV, smart Blu-ray/DVD player and bluetooth speaker. The mezzanine floor can be used as a dining area, or somewhere to sit and read or play games away from the main living space. The bathroom is fitted with a double-headed, over bath rainfall shower and heated towel ladder. In the master bedroom you can look up from the double bed at the vaulted ceiling and get a real feel for the history of the building. The triple wardrobe offer plenty of hanging and drawer space. The twin second bedroom is light and cosy with a chest of drawers for storage. Both bedrooms are equipped with bedside tables and reading lamps, as well as USB sockets for devices. Outdoors, the building has its own spacious shared garden area with lawns and seating. For those who would like to burn off some energy before relaxing in The Old Chapel, there is a brilliant park with an outdoor gym and zip wire approximately 300m away, a choice of indoor and outdoor pools and of course the idyllic Cotswold countryside, with its quaint tea shops and cosy pubs, all there to explore from the doorstep.

The Old Chapel is just a three minute walk from the centre of Chipping Norton, a lovely Market Town that has managed to maintain a traditional feel and supports a brilliant selection of independent shops, cafes, pubs and excellent restaurants whilst also accommodating some familiar high street names . Two of its greatest assests are the fabulous Chipping Norton Theatre and the charming lido. Chipping Norton is ideally situated. It is 10 miles from Woodstock and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Blenheim Palace and only 22 miles from the historic centres of Oxford and Stratford-Upon-Avon, while London can be easily reached by train from the nearby stations at Charlbury and Kingham. There is also a good bus service to Charlbury, Witney, Oxford and Statford-Upon-Avon. The number and variety of interesting and beautiful places to visit is impressive, ranging from picturesque Cotswold villages, such as Bourton-on-the-Water, Burford, Moreton-in-Marsh and Stow-on-the-Wold, to the National Trust Gardens of Hidcote and Snowshill, the fabulous Cotswold Wildlife Park, the Hook Norton Victorian brewery (offering guided tours with free beer samples), Chipping Norton Golf Club and Spa, even a relic of the Cold War in the form of Broadway Tower nuclear bunker - to name but a few!

Welcome to Chippy Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. With its origins dating back to the early 17th century, Chippy Cottage is one of a row of traditional Cotswold stone cottages, located on a quiet road in the heart of Chipping Norton, one of the famous market towns of the North Cotswolds. As well as having a wide range of shops, pubs and restaurants, Chipping Norton is ideally placed for exploring the Cotswolds region, whether walking, cycling or riding through the beautiful countryside, or exploring the many other lovely towns and villages just a short drive away. Chipping Norton is also well placed for visiting other world famous attractions, such as Blenheim Palace, the dreaming spires of Oxford, or Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare. Chippy Cottage has the option of being rented in conjunction with neighbouring Garden Cottage for larger groups of up to ten guests. 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 of Chippy Cottage is accessed from a raised footpath in front of the cottage and opens into a small hallway. A second doorway then leads into the main ground floor space, which contains the following rooms: Living room: a lovely, cosy cottage living room, with exposed Cotswold stone walls, oak beams and an inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove and traditional bread oven. There is comfy seating for six on two sofas and a window seat, and there is an Apple TV, with Freesat and a DVD player; Kitchen/dining room: The beautiful dining room contains an ornamental fireplace and a lovely window seat. There is a wooden dining table, which comfortably seats six. The new kitchen area is small, but has been very well designed to maximise the available space, and it contains an electric oven and grill, a four ring induction hob, fridge with freezer compartment, kettle, toaster and Nespresso coffee machine; Utility room: Contains a dishwasher, microwave and washing machine. Wooden stairs lead up from the living room to the first floor landing space, which contains a lovely, quiet reading area. The following rooms are on the first floor: Bedroom 1: Contains a lovely window seat, SMART TV and a king size bed; Bedroom 2: Contains a beautiful oak timbered wall, window seat and two single beds; Family bathroom: Contains a bath with overhead shower, toilet and wash basin. A wooden door on the first floor landing opens to reveal a staircase up to the second floor, which contains the third bedroom: Bedroom 3: In the eaves of the cottage, with lovely oak beams, a wooden floor, SMART TV and a king size bed. Returning downstairs, a door leads out from the utility room to a small courtyard garden, with a table and four chairs. Although small, the garden can be a lovely suntrap, particularly in the summer.

Chipping Norton, better known as "Chippy" by locals, is a well-known market town in the Cotswolds which has been runner up in the Great British High Street awards for small market town for the last two years. Once the site of a Norman castle, the town is the highest in Oxfordshire and has a number of notable buildings to visit. The Town Hall proudly marks the days when the town was a Borough. It was built in 1842 and used to host the poultry and butter markets on Wednesdays, as well as the Corn Exchange. It was also used for entertainment and auctions and lucky visitors may catch a glimpse of a bride and groom as the hall is licensed for weddings. A picturesque row of traditional Cotswold stone cottages can be found in the town which were once almshouses given to Chippy by puritan Henry Cornish. The almshouses are set back from the road and are entered through a grand archway which has elaborate finials and cresting. Another standout building is Bliss Mill. It dates back to the 1870s and was once used in the manufacturing of wool and tweed for cloth manufacturer William Bliss. The mill was designed to look like a country house, but has the large chimney at one end for which it is recognised. It is now a Grade II listed building and was converted into luxury apartments in the 1980s.

A unique and beautifully designed barn with a large, open plan living area and a mezzanine sleeping deck. A recently built and timber clad, giving it a rustic and original feel. The barn comes with its own private landscaped terrace, providing excellent views over the fields beyond. Situated in the idyllic Cotswold village of Little Tew, a stone's throw from Soho Farmhouse.

There is a mezzanine sleeping deck with lovely round window looking over the orchard and fields beyond. This is accessible by ladder only, so please do not book this if this is at all challenging for you. The barn was designed to mimic a traditional barn with double crittal windows on opposite sides, allowing wonderful views and lots of natural light. The space downstairs has a long central table with a well-equipped kitchen area (comprising all the usual appliances) and a wetroom with a colourful encaustic tiled floor. The other end has a large comfy L-shaped sofa to relax on. There is a sound system which you can plug in any device and Sky, Netflix, Spotify etc are all accessible through the TV.

Little Tew is a pretty, quiet village in the Cotswolds. It has no shops or pub, so it is best to have some form of transport.

Dating back to the 16th century, The Old Smithy combines charm and character with the modern day comforts one would expect from a ‘home away from home’. Tucked away, the village green provides the back drop to this contemporary bolthole within an enchanting village setting. Two excellent country pubs, the village shop and The Mill House Hotel are within walking distance, whilst the ever popular Daylesford Organic Farmshop and Spa is a few minutes drive away. Ground Floor Accommodation: All on one level: Open-plan living area with a vaulted ceiling Kitchen/dining area With an electric oven and hob, fridge, microwave and dishwasher. There is also a farmhouse table and seating for two. Sitting area With a wood burning stove. LCD television and DVD player and iPod dock. Bedroom With a 5' king-size bed. En-suite shower room With a double shower, wash basin, heated towel rail and wc. Outside: At the front of the property, there is an enclosed garden with lawn area, outside table and seating for four. Street parking is available at the front of the property. Additional Information: A welcome basket of logs is provided. One well behaved dog welcome (small additional charge).

In the heart of the quiet village of Bledington; two minutes' walk from the award-winning King’s Head pub. The front door opens to an open-plan living and dining area with a seating area with TV to the right and small but well-equipped kitchen to your left. Stairs lead to a bedroom with king-size bed, plenty of storage in two wardrobe cupboards and a chest of drawers. Upstairs there is a large bathroom with bath and hand-held shower and a utility cupboard housing an automatic washer-dryer.

Five Bells Garden Cottage is a mid-nineteenth century farmworkers’ cottage which has been renovated to a high standard and offers cosy and comfortable accommodation. Positioned well back from the quiet village street it is a tranquil and restful retreat located in the small village of Bledington in the heart of the North Cotswolds. Garden Cottage started life around the 1860s as an open plan living space with large inglenook fireplace which provided the only means of heating and cooking. A ladder gave access to an upstairs space which was divided into two bedrooms. It was built as a home for workers on the adjacent Grayhursts Farm (now Five Bells Cottages) at a time when there was a significant amount of farming, market gardening and light industry in Bledington. Tenants continued to rent the building until the 1930s when it fell vacant and became part of a local council plan to build more modern homes in the village. However, the Second World War put all such plans on hold and during the war the cottage housed a family evacuated from the East End of London and at times up to nine people lived there – still with no indoor facilities beyond a sink with cold running water and an outside toilet. After the war it remained intermittently tenanted until the 1970s though little was done to modernise it. At some time the ground floor was divided into two small rooms and a staircase built. When it was acquired in 2004 by the owners they decided to return it to its original ground floor plan by removing the partition walls and re-opening the large fireplace. They managed to source some blue lias stone to match the existing flooring, which was sandblasted to remove varnish and paint. The walls and ceilings were re-plastered and a modern kitchen fitted at one end of the open plan living area.(URL HIDDEN)Upstairs the two original bedrooms remain, but one has been converted into a modern bathroom which also houses a utility cupboard with washing machine and tumble drier. The double bedroom is furnished with a super king size bed and has generous fitted wardrobes. Shutters have been fitted to all windows and a fully programmable electric heating system has been installed along with electric water heating and cooking facilities so that the cottage benefits from all modern conveniences whilst retaining all of its original period charm. To the front of Garden Cottage is a south west facing private terrace garden equipped with table and chairs for alfresco dining on warm summer evenings. Deck chairs are housed in the cupboard on the right of the fireplace. Garden Cottage is fully equipped as a holiday home with all necessary crockery, cutlery and kitchen equipment. There is a full size oven and a two ring electric hob; a full size fridge with freezing compartment; an automatic washing machine with tumble drier; a drying rack; TV, radio, CD player; hairdryer. All bed linen, towels, tea towels, table cloths, napkins, cleaning cloths and suitable cleaning materials are provided for your stay. There are board games, books, local maps, CDs, DVDs, etc. available in the cottage. Catering services can be offered by prior arrangement, please ask for details and sample menus.

Bledington is only one mile from Kingham railway station with its regular train services to London, Oxford and Hereford and Worcester. The cities of Cheltenham, Oxford, Stratford on Avon and Bath are only a short distance away and the village lies on the Oxfordshire Way. Situated in the Evenlode Valley and traversing part of the Oxfordshire Way, this scenic village has an attractive green and still retains its 15th century church and Victorian maypole, as well as a popular village pub. On the village green is the King’s Head, a couple of minutes’ walk from the cottage and there are many other good pubs and restaurants within a few miles of the village. Supermarkets and a full range of shops are available in Stow on the Wold and Chipping Norton and a village shop selling newspapers is situated in Kingham (2 miles away). The renowned Daylesford Organic Farm Shop is four miles away.

Stunningly-designed cosy Cotswold cottage in Chipping Norton, featuring 2 king size bedrooms and one double. Located on a quiet street just 5 minutes from Chipping Norton centre, this is the perfect retreat for up to 6 people. The cottage includes a double-sided inglenook fireplace, dining for 6, a fully equipped kitchen, a games nook and a picture-postcard living area. Just a 10 minute drive to both Daylesford and Soho Farmhouse, and a variety of stunning pubs, walks and restaurants nearby.

3 double bedrooms (2 kings, 1 double). 1 bathroom with shower and double sink. Kitchen & dining for 6. Games nook (chess, cards, board games) for 6. Living room. Double-sided inglenook fireplace w/ wood-burning stove. Wifi throughout 3 x digital televisions Sonos 10 minute drive to Soho Farmhouse & Daylesford Short walk into Chipping Norton Centre

Chipping Norton, or "Chippy" is a traditional market town and the gateway to the Cotswolds. Within walking distance is a Marks & Spencer's Food Hall, Sainsbury's and a wide selection of good local pubs and restaurants which we'll recommend. Nearby are some stunning Cotswolds villages, including the Tews, Kingham Bibury, Burford and Bourton-on-Water. All well worth a visit. Soho Farmhouse and Daylesford are just 10 minutes drive and there are plenty local taxi firms in the area.