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Welcome to Honeystone Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Honeystone Cottage is a beautiful 18th century property which sleeps six guests, in three stylish bedrooms, with two modern bathrooms. Lovingly furnished in a warm, contemporary style with neutral tones, the property has been finished to a high standard with delightful features including a Farmington stone fireplace complete with inviting wood burning stove, high vaulted ceilings with painted beams, and smart oak flooring. These features are complemented by modern facilities including wireless internet access, a Smart TV, a well-equipped kitchen and underflooring heating throughout. The property has both a front and back garden and off-street parking is available for three cars. Honeystone Cottage is situated in the peaceful and unspoilt village of Withington. This quaint village has an impressive 12th century parish church, a children’s playground and a pet-friendly country pub, The Mill Inn, which sits on the banks of the River Coln and makes for a picturesque setting for a pub lunch. The annual 2000 Trees music festival is held just north of the village and neighbouring Chedworth boasts one of the largest Roman villas in the UK, now owned by the National Trust and a popular attraction for all ages. Withington is surrounded by the breathtaking countryside of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with many walks and cycle routes on its doorstep to discover. The village is well-placed for exploring the many vibrant towns of the Cotswolds including the regency spa town of Cheltenham, home to the beautiful Pittville Park and Cheltenham Racecourse, and Cirencester, Capital of the Cotswolds and well-known for its range of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. The honeypots of Bourton-on-the-Water, Winchcombe and Broadway are all nearby and further afield destinations such as Bath, Hereford and Oxford are accessible for day trips and showcase extraordinary architecture. 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!

Honeystone Cottage is the perfect retreat for a gathering of friends or family who are seeking a relaxing getaway surrounded by the glorious Cotswold countryside. Three wide stone steps lead down to the front door which opens into a bright and practical entrance hall with storage for coats and boots. The following rooms are on the ground floor, all with underfloor heating: Reception hall: This well presented hall gives access to the garden and contains a comfy armchair and writing desk; Living room: This contemporary dual aspect room is perfect for relaxing after busy days exploring the Cotswolds. With smart oak flooring, it contains a Farmington stone fireplace with cosy wood burning stove, a corner sofa which comfortably seats six, two footstools, a Smart TV and a small selection of board games; Kitchen/dining room: This wonderful open plan space boasts a high vaulted ceiling with exposed painted beams and stylish pendant lighting. Finished in neutral tones, this light and airy room gives access to the garden and contains a double electric oven, three-ring induction hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine, two cafetières, kettle, toaster, microwave/steamer, dining table with seating for six, a Bluetooth speaker, a three-seater sofa and an armchair; Bedroom 2: This tastefully decorated bedroom, also with high vaulted ceiling, contains a king size bed, shelf unit with storage baskets, door hooks for hanging clothes and a mirror; Bedroom 3: Overlooking the garden, this spacious and elegant dual aspect bedroom contains a king size bed, chest of drawers with hanging space, TV with Amazon Fire TV Stick only (login details provided), a DVD player, two-seater sofa, footstool, mirror and a small selection of DVDs; Family bathroom: The modern bathroom contains a bath, walk-in rain shower with separate handheld shower attachment, toilet, wash basin, heated towel rail and touch illuminated mirror; Utility room: Located off the entrance hall and accessible from the back garden, this handy space contains a washing machine/tumble dryer and a sink; Cloakroom: Contains a toilet and wash basin. Stairs lead up from the reception hall to the first floor handing, off which is the master bedroom with underfloor heating: Master bedroom with ensuite bathroom: Located in the eaves, this impressive dual aspect room contains a king size copper pipe frame bed, storage trunk, two chests of drawers (one of which has hanging space), an armchair and a mirror. The bright ensuite contains a bath, walk-in rain shower with separate handheld shower attachment, toilet, wash basin, heated towel rail and touch illuminated mirror. A well-maintained garden wraps itself around the cottage and comprises luscious green lawns, mature leafy trees and a colourful flower bed with fragrant lavender. A sun trap in the warmer months, the front garden houses a patio area with a small table and garden bench, allowing guests to soak up the summer sunshine. The main garden lies at the back of the cottage where a second patio area with an outdoor table with seating for six, along with a charcoal barbecue, are provided. This varied garden retains original character features including the hayloft staircase on the patio and a lamp post which has been reclaimed by nature, now home to a beautiful climbing clematis. A small unfenced pond lies beyond the trees at the end of the garden and a stream flows along the property’s boundary line. There is off-street parking for three cars on the property’s driveway.

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

A stylish open plan barn conversion, with gorgeous uninterrupted Cotswold countryside views. It's in a private setting, perfect for couples or solo visitors. Situated on the edge of a beautiful village, it's an ideal base for enjoying all the Cotswolds has to offer, including great walking and cycling, lovely country pubs and famous cultural/sporting events in nearby Cheltenham (@10 miles). Alternatively you can just relax, enjoy the scenery and do nothing at all.

We are perched on top of a hill on the edge of a beautiful and typical Cotswold village in an area of outstanding natural beauty. At the top of our driveway, tucked away from the main house, is our barn. If you are looking for something a little bit different but with a modern feel, gorgeous views of the surrounding countryside and privacy, then this will be for you. Our pool house was converted from a small stone barn and, as the name suggests, there is an outdoor pool and one side of the building looks out on to this (though it's only open June-August). The other side looks out on to uninterrupted views of magnificent rolling hills, complete with sheep, pheasants and birds of prey. Outdoor furniture is available. Inside it's a little non-conventional, and is open plan, with a mezzanine bedroom area that has a huge gable-end window and an 11-rung wall-fixed ladder to get you up to it. Up there is a low-level double bed and a cargo net that pulls across the mezzanine opening for extra safety, if needed. NB We are very sorry but this won't be suitable for anyone who cannot ably and confidently use a ladder to go both up and down. There is a separate toilet with a small hand basin and a walk-in overhead shower (please note no bath) with a connecting changing area where you can also store/hang things out of the way. The main room is open plan and has a kitchen area with an island and seating for 6. It's well equipped and includes gas hob, electric oven, fridge with small freezer box, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and kettle (no washing machine/dryer). There is a huge, very comfy corner sofa for relaxing and there's a TV with an Amazon Firestick with a small selection of channel apps including Netflix and Amazon Prime. It has under floor heating throughout. Please note we do not have curtains on the massive sliding doors on each side, however it is private where the barn is situated with no buildings overlooking it. There are removable blackouts that can be used on the gable-end window on the mezzanine/bedroom level, for those who prefer less light when sleeping. Outside there's a lovely deck and beyond the pool is a private garden area leading on to a paddock. Wifi works very well, mobile not very well at all, though you can hook-up to the wifi and use wifi calling, if you have it and that works perfectly.

Our area is very beautiful, very green, very quiet and very rural. This makes for a relaxing and peaceful stay. It's also super-dark at night as we have no street lights. If you are looking for night-life you'd have to go to Cheltenham (15 mins drive, cab possible with a bit of pre-planning). Please note you will have to drive to get to a pub or shop.

SOUTHWOLD BARN is a luxurious conversion of five cart barns in Compton Abdale. The village is one of those 'that time forgot' where there are many beautiful country houses, mixed with quirky Cotswold cottages all on little lanes which lead towards the village spring in the shape of a Cotswold stone crocodile! We're right in the middle of the Cotswolds so around 10 miles to Cheltenham, Bourton on the Water, Cirencester, 12 miles to Stow on the Wold. Oxford is only 30 miles away and Bath is an hour's drive. We are conveniently located near to three outstanding wedding barns ( The Barn at Upcote, Stone Barn, Cripps Barn) and host many wedding party groups There lots to see and do in the area with fabulous food, local breweries and Gin and Whisky distilleries within a very short distance.

Southwold Barn sleeps 8 people. On the ground floor, there is a large vaulted drawing room with original stonework, oak beams, a large logburner and views to open countryside. The fully fitted kitchen opens on to an open plan dining area. There are two double bedrooms on the ground floor, these bedrooms share a bathroom with walk in shower. On the first floor there is a twin bedded room with en-suite bathroom, and a fourth double bedroom with an en-suite shower room. There is also an additional small sitting area with a TV. Outside is ample parking next to the Barn for 3/4 cars. We're close to all the well known Cotswold towns and villages and can tell you about the not so known ones! Cheltenham, Cirencester and Bourton on the Water are about 10 miles, Stow on the Wold is 12 miles, Oxford is around 30 miles and Bath around 40 miles. The nearest shops are in Northleach around 3 miles away where there is a small general store with cash point, bakery, butcher, post office and pharmacy. There is also a really good pub with excellent foot, wine bar (lots of pop up foodie evenings) and a couple of cafés. There are plenty of great places to eat and drink in the area if you don't fancy cooking yourself. All the main supermarkets are available in Cheltenham/Cirencester, about 15 minutes drive away. All supermarkets deliver out to us. This is a fantastic area for things to do: all manner of water sports at the lakes near South Cerney, cycle paths in the Forest of Dean, history/archaeology at Chedworth Roman Villa, Sherborne Lodge and Sudeley Castle, also Warwick and Oxford and Bath are not far away. Equestrian events are very popular here too. There are plenty of fantastic walking/hiking routes to follow and this is a particularly popular part of the country for challenging, hilly bike rides.

We are at the edge of of a beautiful and typical Cotswold village in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Behind a high hedge, tucked away from the main house, is our barn. If you are looking for a traditional Cotswold Cart Barn but with a modern feel, the gorgeous views of the surrounding countryside and privacy then this will be for you. The main view from Southwold Barn is of uninterrupted views of magnificent rolling hills, complete with sheep, pheasants and birds of prey, our free range chickens peck around and visiting ducks come the say hello. The garden has a stream running down through it with ponds top and bottom (toddlers should be supervised), there is a gravelled eating area with furniture and gas BBQ for those balmy summer evenings. The nearest shops are in Northleach 3 miles away where there is a small general store with cash point, bakery, butcher, post office and pharmacy. There are also a couple of pubs, and excellent wine bar (with regular pop up foodie events) and several cafés. There are plenty of great places to eat and drink in the area if you don't fancy cooking yourself, or we can arrange for a local chef to come in and cook for you, or to prepare a meal for you to just heat up in the oven. All the main supermarkets are available in Cheltenham, about 15 minutes drive away. They all deliver. This is a fantastic area for things to do: all manner of water sports at the lakes near South Cerney, cycle paths in the Forest of Dean, history/archaeology at Chedworth Roman Villa and Sudeley Castle, also Warwick and Oxford are not far away. Equestrian events are very popular here too. There are plenty of fantastic walking/hiking routes to follow and this is a particularly popular part of the country for challenging, hilly bike rides.

Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, is our newly converted stables - an ideal holiday get away to spend quality time with friends and family. Nestled in the idyllic countryside, this light and airy, but warm and cosy studio has a comfortable double bed, a double sofa-bed, separate and modern bathroom and kitchen with table to seat upto 4 people. It is well equipped with a flat screen TV and free wifi. Located at the front of the property, there is a parking space available for one car.

Set within the grounds of our house but in a completely separate building, so privacy is guaranteed. Travel cot and high chair available if required.

The small village of Andoversford is just a minutes drive away, with a country pub that serves great food, a small local store for all your essentials, a park for the kids to play in and petrol station. Within 20 minutes you could be placing your bets at Cheltenham Racecourse and cheering on your winning horse! Just 12 minutes away from the charming village of Bourton-on-the-Water which is regularly voted one of England's prettiest villages; filled with lots of attractions including Birdland, The Model Railway, Cotswold Motor Museum, plenty of places for lunch, dinner or afternoon tea, plus many, many more places to visit to get a taste of Cotswold's Life. Cheltenham High Street with lots of modern shops and restaurants as well as public transport connections is just 18 minutes away. Stow-on-the-Wold is just 18 minutes away which has enough tea rooms to satisfy any cream tea craving as well as many boutique shops to grab those Cotswolds trinkets and clothes that are so unique and special to the area. Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park is 13 minutes away and the perfect place to entertain children and adults alike, with regular animal shows, petting zoo and children's activities it's a wonderful way to spend a day. The City of Gloucester with it's rugby club, stunning cathedral (featured in the Harry Potter movies) and wonderful shops is just half an hour away.

In our beautiful Cotswold garden, wind up through the rockery to this sheltered hillside spot, with its very own private deck and seating area, offering gorgeous views to the surrounding village, nestled in idyllic countryside. This light and airy, but warm and cosy studio has a super comfortable kingsize bed, a desk and a separate stylish modern bathroom, a lovely deep bath, and a very efficient shower attachment if needed. You will be living under the eaves, so headspace is a little limited.

You are welcome to potter about our large garden.

We are just 2 minutes walk from the Seven Tuns Pub, which is a quintessential Cotswold country pub, with good food and roaring log fires - this is a great place to while away an afternoon or have an evening out without any need to drive. We are situated in the most beautiful countryside with miles of footpaths. We have a beautiful church and a Roman villa in the village and a farm shop that serves an all day ‘bottomless’ breakfast. Nearby Cirencester has great independent shops and a Waitrose. Also highly recommended for food is The Village Pub at Barnsley and The New Inn at Coln St Aldwyns. There is also a village taxi service, if you need a lift home. Needless to say, we are right on the doorstep of all the well known cotswold villages and beauty spots, so this is an excellent location from which to tour around.

Our home is in a quiet hamlet surrounded by the beautiful Cotswold countryside. It is ideally located to explore the Cotswolds and just seven miles from Regency Cheltenham and its famous racecourse.

A comfortable room with lovely views in a secluded private house set in a quiet and tranquil rural hamlet in the Cotswolds, just 7 miles from Cheltenham, with private adjacent bathroom, and including a full English breakfast. The room is well appointed with TV/DVD player, tea and coffee, hair dryer; with a private bathroom for guests use only, offering bath and separate shower. Private parking.

Valley View is well located for visitors to the Cotswolds with easy access to Regency Cheltenham, Cheltenham Racecourse, Cirencester, Burford, Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow on the Wold offering a variety of good walks and pubs Shipton is a pleasant and quiet hamlet, with a good pub and restaurant, The Frogmill, on its edge. Cheltenham with its wide range of shops and restaurants is only 7 miles away. There are many lovely places to visit and good eateries within a short drive from the property.

Escape for a relaxing Cotswolds getaway. Riverside Cottage is a charming old stone cottage located in the picturesque hamlet of Compton Abdale, nestled in a valley in the heart of the Cotswolds, about 10 minutes drive from Cheltenham, Northleach and Bourton-on-the-Water.

Compton Abdale is a quintessential Cotswold hamlet in a glorious valley. In the centre of the village a natural spring treasured since Roman times gushes water out through the head of a crocodile carved in stone. From the crocodile a steep path leads up to the old church of St.Oswalds. Just below this path sits Riverside Cottage just a few steps from the crocodile along the lane bordered by the little stream of spring water that flows under the cottage doorstep. Duck your head as you open the old front door! On your right is a tiny dining room with a fireplace and a little round table to eat at. Continue through to the well-equipped galley kitchen to put the kettle on. Make your way back through the dining room around to the cozy sitting room where you can settle into an easy chair to read. We have good, fast internet and wi-fi that covers the whole house, but we do not have a television, so bring your laptop for a Netflix binge weekend! By the side door off the kitchen is a rustic flagstone patio surrounded by high stone walls. It's a great place to sit out in the morning. Upstairs are two bedrooms, each with a double bed. The ground floor bathroom with a large bath and integral shower completes the house. An oil-fired boiler provides heating throughout the cottage and copious supplies of hot water (the fireplaces are more of a decorative item than heat source, but a log fire can add to the general coziness.) It's small, but truly charming and the house is tastefully furnished with antique country furniture.

The ancient village of Compton Abdale, on the outskirts of Cheltenham, is very secluded but easily accessible. There are no shops or pubs in Compton Abdale, but the neighbouring town of Northleach (in fact, a large village) offers a general store, a really superb butchers, an award-winning pub, a newly refurbished wine bar, a café and a Post Office. Nearby Cheltenham, reputedly one of the most complete Regency towns in England, boasts many beautiful listed buildings and hosts cultural activities ranging from music and theatre to cricket and horseracing. With many unspoilt Cotswold towns and villages within a short drive and walking routes running (sometimes literally) right by the doorstep, this wonderful cottage is a perfect holiday destination all year round.

Welcome to Willow Tree Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Willow Tree Cottage is a beautiful detached property, which backs onto open fields in the heart of the Cotswolds village of Chedworth. With a popular local pub and farm shop, this unspoilt village is well placed for walking in the beautiful surrounding Coln Valley, and is close to Chedworth Villa, once one of the grandest Roman villas in the country. Northleach and Cirencester are close by, offering a range of shops and dining options, and the many picturesque towns and villages of the Cotswolds are all within easy reach. 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!

Willow Tree Cottage is a detached property located on a quiet road in the heart of Chedworth. The grounds of the cottage are entered through a lovely beech archway, which opens onto a large gravel driveway. The front door leads into a hallway, and the following rooms are on the ground floor: Reading room: A bright and airy dual aspect room, with two wing back armchairs and views out to the garden; Kitchen/breakfast room: The well-equipped kitchen has an electric cooker, five-ring induction hob, fridge, freezer with ice dispenser, dishwasher, microwave, kettle and toaster. There is also a sociable seating area with an ornamental fire place and a wall mounted SMART TV, which contains a dining table and seating for four; Living/dining room: A spacious room with an impressive exposed Cotswold stone wall, oak beams, and a large inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove. There are two sofas and a wall-mounted SMART TV, plus a large dining table with seating for eight. A door in the corner of the living room reveals a secret staircase behind the fire, which leads directly into bedroom 2; Utility room: A useful space with a washing machine, tumble dryer and wash basin; Cloakroom: Contains a toilet and wash basin. Stairs lead up from the ground floor to the first-floor landing which has a small desk with work lamp. The following rooms are on the first floor: Bedroom 1: A characterful dual aspect eaves room, which overlooks the front and back gardens, and contains a king size bed, vanity table, arm chair and built in wardrobes. This room has a large ensuite bathroom, which contains a bath with handheld shower attachment, a large walk-in rain shower with additional shower attachment, toilet and wash basin; Bedroom 2: Another lovely eaves room overlooking the front garden, which contains a king size bed, a large chest of drawers and a wall-mounted TV. The room is accessible from the first floor landing, and it also has direct access to a steep spiral stone stair case, with a rope barrier, which leads down into the living room. There is an ensuite bathroom, which contains a walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin; Bedroom 3: This is a very unusual secret room, which is accessed via what appears to be a cupboard in bedroom 1’s ensuite bathroom, which opens up to reveal a small doorway into an eaves room containing two single beds. Due to the low doorway, restricted ceiling height and access via bedroom 1’s bathroom, this bedroom is only suitable for children up to the age of 14. Willow Tree Cottage’s beautiful garden surrounds the property, and contains a small pond and a variety of trees and plants. The garden rises up behind the cottage, and includes a lovely lawned area looking out over a meadow towards the local church. There is an outdoor table and chairs in the garden, as well as a charcoal barbecue during the summer months. The gravel driveway in front of the cottage has parking space for four cars.

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

a unique two bedroom annex in a Cotswold village location adjacent to our stone cottage with its own private entrance with off road parking for one car or plenty of free street parking There is a spacious garden to the rear accessed via French doors leading from the dinning area

Recently decorated through to a good standard.

There is a local pub which serves good food and ale or if you preferer there is a pretty walk along the bridal path to the frog mill serving fine dining. There is a local shop & post office.

Welcome to Crafty Fox Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Crafty Fox Cottage is a stylish, Cotswold stone cottage, located on a peaceful country lane in the hamlet of Foxcote, surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside. There are many scenic walks easily accessible from the cottage, including the well known Gloucestershire Way, and a traditional local pub is within walking distance. The nearby village of Andoversford contains another lovely pub, as well as a village store and a Post Office. Despite the cottage’s stunning rural location, it is only five miles away from Cheltenham, with its wide range of shopping and dining options, and lively calendar of events, including the famous horse racing festival every March. The famous market town of Bourton-on-the-Water, often referred to as the “Venice of the Cotswolds” is also only 9 miles away, and the many charming villages and towns of the Cotswolds can be easily explored from Crafty Fox Cottage. 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!

Crafty Fox Cottage is one of a short row of Cotswold stone cottages located on a quiet country lane. There is a driveway at the front of the cottage, with Cotswold stone chippings, which provides parking space for two cars. The driveway leads to the front door, which opens into the living room, with the following rooms on the ground floor: Living/dining room: A bright and airy room, which contains oak beams, a tiled floor, a window seat and a stunning inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove. The room is furnished with a comfortable three-seater sofa, a leather tub chair and a dining table that can comfortably seat four. There is also a Freeview TV with DVD player, and a Bluetooth speaker; Kitchen: Overlooking the back garden, the beautifully presented kitchen contains an electric Aga with a two-ring electric hob, an integrated fridge freezer, a dishwasher, toaster and kettle. There is also a breakfast table, with seating for two, next to French doors that open directly out to the garden. A larder is next to the kitchen, which leads to the cloakroom; Cloakroom: Contains a toilet, wash basin and a small washing machine. Stairs lead up from the living room to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Master bedroom: A stylish, spacious room that overlooks the back garden and fields beyond, which contains a double bed and a chest of drawers; Bedroom 2: This stunning room has two single beds, and a wealth of character features, including a vaulted ceiling, exposed oak frame, elm floor and an ornamental fireplace; Family bathroom: Contains a bath with handheld shower attachment, walk in shower, toilet and wash basin. The enclosed back garden is accessed from French doors in the kitchen, which lead directly out to a patio, with a pretty rockery, a table with four chairs, and a charcoal barbecue. Steps lead up to a gently sloping lawn, beyond which is a beautiful decking area with a bistro table with seating for four and glorious views of the surrounding rolling fields.

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

Coal Merchants Coachhouse is a luxury family and dog friendly stay ideally situated to view the best of the Cotswold attractions and events. There are 3 country pubs in walking distance as well as golf, riding and walking on the doorstep. Our guests love visiting Cotswold Farm Park, Bibury Trout Farm, Bourton-on-the-Water, Cheltenham Jazz / Literature / Science Festivals as well as Cheltenham Races. Coal Merchant Coach House is also popular with Upcote Barn and Frogmill wedding guests.

Coal Merchants Coach House is a beautiful cotswold building complete with exposed stone walls, mullion windows and polished oak floors. There is one parking space on the drive complete with an EV charging point which our guests can use as they please. The downstairs living area has a large sofa and foot stall which fold out into 3 separate beds - ideal if you have 3 kids! It also features a brand new integrated kitchen with solid oak worktops, cooker, hob and integrated fridge and dishwasher. Bi-fold doors open onto a cosy courtyard garden complete with BBQ and seating area. Upstairs features a comfy king size bed with new Emma mattress, and a beautiful luxury ensuite bathroom complete with roll top bath.

The village has a great local pub and surrounding villages offer a variety of choice. Andoversford village is in an area of natural beauty and surrounded by rolling hills, Cotswold stone, sheep and beautiful villages. Explore the Cheltenham town centre travelling by bus or 5 miles by car. The town has a great selection of shops, bars and restaurants and plenty of events for all the family. We are also very close to popular wedding venues including the Frogmill and Upcote Farm

The Old Bakery Annexe is on a quiet country lane in the heart of the stunning Cotswold village of Chedworth. The upstairs bedroom has a luxury super-king size bed (can be split into twin beds), deep bath & dressing area. The ground floor has a double sofa bed, TV (with Netflix), wood burner and separate bathroom with shower. Tea/coffee/biscuits and use of fridge is available. You enter the Annexe via the main front door, but it is private and secure. The popular local pub is only 200 yards away.

In a nutshell a peaceful and bright space. The Annexe has a contemporary and spacious feel. Guests have access to a generous sized garden and paddock. A private area is available in the garden by the stream for guests to enjoy the garden and the views down the valley. There is free parking available outside the annexe. Inside, facilities includes free (and fast) WiFi. TV through chrome-cast.

Chedworth is a traditional Cotswolds village located in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The village is home to a popular pub, The Seven Tuns (just 200 yards from our house) which is rapidly gaining a great reputation for superb food; there is also a well stocked local farm shop within walking distance with an all day cafe (9-5pm). Other attractions in the village include the famous Roman Villa and the beautiful local church. Chedworth is also conveniently located to both Cirencester and Cheltenham. Known as the capital of the “Capital of the Cotswolds”, Cirencester has many restaurants, cafes and a twice weekly market. Cheltenham is a short drive north and is the host to fabulous literary, jazz and food festivals - and of course the horse racing. Other nearby attractions include Bibury, Stow in the Wold, Broadway, Burford, Bourton-on-the-water, and Stroud (famous for its Saturday Farmers Market). Slightly further afield (about 1 hour drive) is Bath, Oxford and Stratford upon Avon. We really are in the centre of the Cotsworlds! We can advise you on the best local walks in the area - there are many to choose from !

Built in 2009 by the present owners, West Barn Cottage was designed to be a spectacular, exceptional, very comfortable and luxurious user-friendly cottage. The cottage is very conveniently situated for visiting the Cotswolds with Cheltenham, Cirencester, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water, WInchcombe and many other Cotswold attractions nearby. This dog-friendly* cottage is exceptionally spacious with a large sitting room and a separate open-plan kitchen/dining and family area.

(*Dogs: Up to 2 well-behaved dogs are welcome at the cottage at an additional cost of £30 per dog. Please let us know if you will be bringing a dog(s) and we will then revise your booking confirmation.) Built in 2009 by the present owners, West Barn Cottage was designed to be a spectacular, exceptional, very comfortable and luxurious user-friendly cottage. The cottage is very conveniently situated for visiting the Cotswolds with Cheltenham, Cirencester, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water, WInchcombe and many other Cotswold attractions nearby. The whole cottage is exceptionally spacious with a large sitting room and a separate open-plan kitchen/dining and family area. The bedrooms are both very large with an en-suite shower room and separate family bathroom. It has been furnished to the highest standards and is very well equipped with quality appliances. It is no surprise that very many guests have left Reviews and Comments declaring it to be the best cottage they have ever stayed in. The cottage enjoys a high level of repeat bookings. The owners, who live in the neighbouring house, West Barn, will personally welcome you on arrival. They aim to provide you with a memorable holiday experience which exceeds your expectations. West Barn Cottage was built in 2009 and is located within the village of Shipton Oliffe, with lovely views of the surrounding countryside. It overlooks open fields and the historic, 800 year old St. Mary’s Church. West Barn Cottage is the perfect place to relax, unwind and explore the stunning Cotswolds area and its picturesque market towns. The cottage is ideally located for touring the area with Cheltenham, Gloucester and Cirencester nearby. The beautiful Cotswold villages of Chipping Campden, Broadway, Winchcombe, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water, BIbury, Burford and Northleach are all close by. The cottage is easily accessed by car from the A40 or A436, which are two of the main roads through the North Cotswolds. Shipton Oliffe is situated 5 miles east of Cheltenham just off the A40. The cottage sleeps up to 6 people in two bedrooms, with a sofa-bed in the sitting room. There is a private patio area with table and 6 chairs and a rear patio overlooking the beautiful Church with a small table and chairs. There is a gas-fired bar-b-que and a fire pit on the patio. There is ample off-road parking, next to the cottage for 2/3 cars. Planning conditions required the cottage to resemble a traditional Cotswold barn externally but internally it is modern and contemporary in every way with full double-glazing throughout and exceptional levels of insulation. The cottage has ultra high-speed broadband and Wi-fi, excellent mobile phone reception with 3 flat-screen TVs (one being a 40” smart TV) with a DVD player and Bluetooth stereo system as well. The cottage is heated by gas-fired central heating, with underfloor heating throughout downstairs and radiators in the bedrooms and bathrooms. The sitting room has an electric, wood-burning stove which creates a lovely ambience without the hassle and aggravation of a traditional wood-burner. Key Features Security deposits are not required but guests are liable for any damage caused or additional cleaning required as a result of their actions. Occupancy The maximum occupancy of the cottage is 6 adults including children but up to 2 infant children (under 18 months) in cots are welcome in addition. Unauthorised over-occupancy is a breach of our Terms and Conditions and may result in the cancellation of your booking and additional charges. Dogs Dogs are very welcome at West Barn Cottage. Up to 2 dogs are accepted at a cost of £25 per dog. Please let us know that you are bringing a dog(s) at the time of booking. Arrival time is after 4pm and departure time strictly is by 11am. Whilst the owners will normally be available to meet and greet and welcome you, there may be times when access to the cottage is via a key-safe on the patio. Bedroom 1 - Kingsize bed Bedroom 2 – Superking bed (can be split in to two 3 foot single beds) Sitting Room – Kingsize sofa-bed Bathrooms Family bathroom (1st floor): Bath and large electric walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin; En-suite (1st floor): Large, walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin. All electricity and gas is included in the rental price. The property has super-fast, free Wi-fi, excellent mobile reception, a flat-screen 40” smart TV and separate DVD player with two other flat-screen TVs. It also has a Bluetooth music system. There is free, designated, off-road parking available next to the cottage for 2/3 cars. Before every guest arrival the cottage is deep-cleaned and beds made up. Fluffy towels and soft bed linen are provided for guests. A travel cot (without duvet or linen), highchair and nappy bin are available on request. Children are welcome to use the garden but must be supervised at all times. A small quantity of initial consumables is provided (tea, coffee, sugar, milk, hot chocolate powder, coffee pods, dishwasher tablets, washing up liquid, hand wash, washing powder, toilet rolls, cling film, foil, salt, pepper, cooking oil). The cottage is accessed from the parking area by 4 steps – however, access can be obtained without steps from the side of the cottage. The smoke and carbon monoxide detectors operate on a sound-only basis. The smoke and CO detectors operate on a sound only basis and, therefore, those who have serious impairment of hearing may not be able to hear the alarm systems and could be at risk. There is no downstairs toilet and access to the toilets is solely by means of the staircase. No smoking is permitted throughout the cottage but smoking is permitted on both patios and in the garden. Buckets are provided for cigarette butts. There is a 9 hole golf course at Shipton Golf Club and four 18 hole courses nearby at Lilleybrook, Cotswold Hills, Cleeve Common and Naunton. Cheltenham, Cirencester and Bourton-on-the-Water have a wealth of leisure facilities. There are several large supermarkets nearby in Bourton on the Water, Cheltenham and Gloucester. There is a 24-hour licensed Londis store less than 1 mile away. Ocado, Waitrose, Tesco and Sainsburys all deliver to the cottage and if you let us know the time slot for delivery before you arrive, we will be happy to put items in the fridge or freezer to await your arrival. There are numerous excellent local pubs which are dog-friendly in the immediate area – full details are in the information pack in the cottage.

EATING There are very many excellent local pubs, gastro pubs and restaurants close to Shipton and full details are contained in a comprehensive guide which you will find in the cottage. The Frogmill is a pub and fine dining restaurant within close walking distance; delicious, all-day dining experiences. Their dishes have been designed with quality and provenance in mind. From British, home-cooked classics, to decadent plates, Head Chef Jonathon Pons and his expert team guarantee fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Their Spanish Josper coal-fired oven and American smoker are behind many of their unique, signature grill dishes - not to be missed! We eat, ourselves, at all these places and if they fail to find favour, we delete them from the list. WALKS There are numerous walks within Shipton and in the immediate area. The Gloucestershire Way runs through the village. Details of all good local walks, suitable for all ages and abilities (and dogs), are available in the cottage. MUST SEES Must see local places include Bourton on the Water, Cirencester, Bibury, Upper Slaughter, Lower Slaughter, Upper Swell and Lower Swell, Winchcombe and Burford which are all nearby with Broadway, Chipping Campden, Blockley and Gloucester all within easy reach – all with their own attractions and character. Cotswold Farm Parkis a firm favourite for families and animal lovers, as is the Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Railway. The Birds of Prey Centreat Batsford and the Crocodile Farmnear Burford, as well as The Cotswold Wildlife Park, which has a huge variety of animals, are also well worth a visit. Daylesford Farmshop and Caféis an exceptional farmshop with a luxurious ambience, with Burford Garden Centrebeing a total shopping experience – much more than a mere garden centre. Children of all ages are well catered for with an award winning play area in Pittville Park, Cheltenham; a trampoline centre in Gloucester and a climbing wall at Yanworth (10 minutes away). The Trout Farm at Biburyis always popular and there are extensive leisure facilities in Cheltenham, Bourton on the Water and Gloucester. For the adventurous and adrenalin junkies, there is a Rally Driving Schoolwhere you can experience the thrill of driving a rally car 25 minutes away just outside Cirencester (advanced booking advised). There is a very comprehensive list of local attractions in the immediate area in the cottage but you would need to stay for at least 6 weeks to visit them all!

The Old Chapel was built in 1864 and has been sympathetically converted to provide a comfortable and relaxing space whilst still maintaining its period features. Set within the heart of the village of Shipton Oliffe, with accommodation spread over two floors. The property boasts a number of period features including exposed beams, central fireplace and stained-glass windows. There is a sitting room and dining room which are linked by the central fireplace, the kitchen is fully equipped with built in appliances including dishwasher, fridge and freezer. There are three bedrooms, one if which is located on the ground floor. Shipton Oliffe is a quiet village set within the Cotswold Countryside with its 11th century church, St Oswalds. The village of Andoversford is two miles away and has a village shop, primary school and public house. The Spa town of Cheltenham is six miles away with an array of shops, restaurants, cinema complex, the Everyman Theatre and of course the famous Cheltenham Racecourse. Ground Floor: The entrance hall leads onto: Open-plan sitting room and dining room Both are spacious rooms and divided by a central fireplace. There is ample comfortable seating in the sitting room with TV and wood burning stove. The dining area has a large table with seating for six guests.. Kitchen The kitchen is fully equipped and with integrated appliances including a fridge, freezer and dishwasher. Utility room Including washer/dryer Cloakroom Includes wash basin and WC Bedroom one With double size bed First Floor: Master bedroom With king-size bed, desk, chair and storage En-suite bathroom Bath with separate shower cubicle, WC and wash basin Bedroom two Twin room with two single size beds which can be configured as a super-king size on request Bathroom Bath with mixer attachment to taps, separate shower cubicle, WC and wash basin Outside: Lawn area to the side with mature trees which is fully enclosed and secure, the garden is south facing with views over open fields and also has a small pond. There is a courtyard area with barbecue, table and seating for six guests. Additional Information: Children and babies welcome Cot and high chair available upon request. Parking for three cars Please be aware that there is a pond in the garden

The Oak shed is in a secluded Cotswold Valley. It has far reaching views and is a perfect rural retreat. It is within a short distance of the centre of Cheltenham. Ideal for walking, short breaks to the Cotswolds and provides easy access to Cheltenham Racecourse.

The kitchen has a gas oven and hob, there is a kettle, microwave, fridge freezer, toaster and Belfast sink. A woodburner is in the living room and will be ready to light upon arrival and a sofa to relax on. There is a double bed upstairs which gives great views to the valley. The bathroom hosts a large shower. There is a utility room where wet clothes can be dried if needed. The hall entrance is ideal for muddy boots. There is a travel cot for children aged from birth to 3 years old.

It is situated within a tiny hamlet - incredibly quiet with stunning views of the Cotswold hills.

Situated in the Central Wolds rich in the limestone that provides so much material for buildings and dry-stone walls alike, this lovely 300-year-old detached barn has been carefully renovated to provide a spacious and highly desirable holiday property. Spacious beamed living room with TV, wood-burning stove, piano, double glass doors, flagstone floor and gallery above. Sitting-room with TV. Spacious, well-equipped, farmhouse-style kitchen/dining room with gas/electric range cooker, TV and flagstone floor. Utility. Garden room. One large twin bedroom with TV and en-suite walk-in shower and toilet. Smaller twin bedroom with TV. Shower room and toilet. First floor: Three bedrooms, one large double bedroom with en-suite, two twin (one with en-suite shower room and toilet); each with TV. Bathroom and toilet.. - Wood-burning stove - initial fuel inc, thereafter avail locally - Elec, oil CH (underfloor heating downstairs), bed linen and towels inc - T/cot - H/chair - Eight Freeview TVs - DVDs (small library) - Stereo/CD (small library) - Gas/electric range cooker inc - M/wave - W/machine - T/dryer - D/washer - F/freezer - Wireless broadband foc - Tel - honesty box - Enclosed lawned garden with courtyard - Garden furniture - BBQ - Parking (for max of 5 cars) - Cycle store - Piano - No smoking - Wheelchair access - NB: Garden is terraced with some steps in places and there is an unfenced duck pond in farmyard . Situated in the Central Wolds rich in the limestone that provides so much material for buildings and dry-stone walls alike, this lovely 300-year-old detached barn has been carefully renovated to provide a spacious and highly desirable holiday property. It has achieved a ‘Fields of Opportunity’ award for ‘Best Converted Barn Holiday Let’. Located in a small secluded valley that has been farmed by the same family for generations, the property derives its name from a popular first name within the family over that time, including the present one. With an air of timelessness and the unspoilt nature of this small Cotswold hamlet, it is hard to believe that it lies just 6 miles from the centre of Cheltenham. The town boasts a state-of-the-art cinema complex, two renowned theatres, public gardens, a famous race course - site of the Gold Cup in March - and a wealth of restaurants, specialist food shops and excellent shopping in general. Cheltenham is a superb base from which to explore the full breadth of the Cotswold countryside, its villages, historic houses and internationally famous gardens such as Kiftsgate and Hidcote Manor. With excellent walking opportunities, three excellent golf courses within a few minutes’ drive and the chance to visit the many picturesque villages of the locality, including Bourton-on-the-Water, Lower Slaughter, Stow-on-the-Wold, and the many old inns that abound within an easy drive, this is an ideal spot for a country holiday with a difference. Shops 2 miles.

A comfortable and large cotswold stone cottage, full of character and period features with modern twists. Charge upon arrival with our Tesla charger. Bring your boots and explore the Cotswold countryside. 5 miles from Cheltenham and 8 miles to Cirencester we are ideally situated for great shopping, races and Cheltenham Literature, Jazz and Science festivals. Perfect base for wedding at the Frogmill and Upcote Barn

Cotswold stone cottage build in the late 1800s. Modern refurbished with high tech additions but tastefully maintains character and lots of period details. Three bedrooms accommodating a luxury super king size, comfortable double bed and bunk beds. Additional double sofa bed in the cinema room Travel cot available on request Outside there is off road parking for one car, an electric car charger and a large private garden with a barbecue and trampoline for entertainment.

The Village is family friendly with a fantastic pub, quaint shop, post office and children's village green. A fantastic base to explore the Cotswolds. Packed with so many fantastic things to see and do from delightful gardens in the north Cotswolds to museums and arboretums in the south Cotswolds. Close by there are many family days out ranging from historic castles and Roman villas to rare breed farm parks and wildlife attractions. Or get your walking boots or bikes out and admire the beautiful countryside on the Cotswold Way or a walk across the field to a local pub. Not to forget the wonderful shops and great restaurants in Cheltenham Explore and enjoy!

The farmhouse is situated at the end of a single track no through road on a working environmentally friendly mixed farm with access to many footpaths and woodland including the Cotswold way nearby. We have 50 different species of birds and wild flower margins for butterflies and insects. The farmhouse has been tastefully refurbished with relaxing neutral colours and has amazing views across a beautiful valley, over Cheltenham to the Malvern Hills.

The fitted kitchen comes fully equipped for guests to cook for themselves if they wish to. Cooking equipment, and basics such as oil and seasonings are provided along with a small welcome pack of milk, tea and coffee, juice etc to get you started. There is a Rangemaster cooker with double oven and grill, microwave, toaster, fridge freezer and separate fridge and washing machine. There is a comfortable living room with sofas, one of which is a double sofabed, with TV and a separate dining room. Also downstairs is a small cloakroom with washbasin. Bedroom 1 has a King size bed Bedroom 2 with Double Bed Bedroom 3 two single beds All beds have Comfortable Hypnos mattresses and crisp Egyptian Cotton sheets and soft fluffy towels. There are two bathrooms one with a bath and separate shower and the other has a large walk in shower. Both have heated towel rails. The house is fully heated using Renewable heat source from our Biomass boiler. Bed linen and Towels are provided and Fibre broadband is available throughout the house. Well behaved dogs, maximum 2, are welcome but must be clean when in the house, there is a hosepipe and a porch where they can dry off, and must be kept under control at all times due to livestock being nearby. There is ample parking on the driveway and outside the house for up to four cars. For the summer there is an outdoor area with seating and BBQ. Our homegrown beef is available to buy on request.

ChangOur farm is about a mile from the very quiet village of Upper Dowdeswell. There is a local pub 20 minutes walk away and another 10 minutes drive away. We currently run on a three night minimum stay.

Escape to our country estate in a picture book Cotswold village. Our welcoming family home combines old fashioned charm with modern conveniences. All of our beautiful bedrooms are en suite (shower or bath). Lots of history, uneven floor boards and low doorways in places and some dogs and cats! We provide you with a wholesome, proper cooked breakfast. It is not a self catering house. Dinner or supper can be provided by arrangement, as can lunch if so desired. It is very much a home vs hotel.

This rambling old house is full of character with lots of unexpected nooks and crannies. It has a happy atmosphere and is wonderfully peaceful. Bring boots or possibly borrow some so you can enjoy country walks on our doorstep! We are only minutes from Cheltenham and Cirencester so we are ideally situated for business travellers and also holiday makers.

The estate is situated in a designated "AONB" (area of outstanding natural beauty) and we would be delighted to share some of the joy of living in such a place with you. Rolling hills, Cotswold stone walls, sheep and even occasional soaring buzzards.

I am prepared to receive guests for short and long stays. My flat is calm, clean, organized and you are free to manage your life since I work hard and only see each other in the morning and at night. Complement of my budget in which I offer you the breakfast and bath towels and all the flat domestic utensils can be used. Here you feel at home. Welcome always !!! I'm not ready to receive children. I’m apologise sorry.

The beautifully presented accommodation includes an impressive reception hall, kitchen/dining room with a range of quality integrated appliances, sitting room with 2 sets of bi-folding doors seamlessly opening to the gardens, family room and downstairs cloakroom. There are 3 double bedrooms and 3 luxury bath/shower rooms. Both the master and guest bedrooms have en suite. Parking for up to 5 cars. Private garden mainly lawn with a secluded courtyard at the rear.

Shipton Oliffe is a quiet Cotswold village approx. 6 miles east of Cheltenham in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Local amenities include the newly refurbished Frog Mill Inn (approx. 1 mile away) with boutique bedrooms and bistro dining, pubs and a shop in the next village of Andoversford. There are wider facilities to be found in the attractive small market town of Northleach (with an excellent Gastro Pub, The Wheatsheaf Inn) and in Charlton Kings about 4 miles away on the edge of Cheltenham. Cheltenham racecourse is 8 miles from the property.

Set in a most glorious part of The Cotswolds, Lower Hampen in not even quite a hamlet. if you are looking to explore the countryside and take in the views you won't find a more peaceful setting. With Cheltenham, Bourton on the Water and Stow on the Wold all within 20 minutes there really is something for everyone. Cheltenham racecourse is a mere 15 minutes away, so great for the race goer who enjoys a quieter evening. Pubs in The Cotswolds are fantastic and should all be tried at least once.

A great place to come and take in some of the most beautiful countryside the Cotswolds has to offer. With cosy sofas in front of the log burners and a well equipped kitchen you may or may not want to venture out to explore!!