Holiday houses in Cotswolds

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Home in Bourton-on-the-Water
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews

Bourton on the Water Country Chic OldWorld Cottage

Welcome to Jasmine Cottage by The Cotswold Collection. Built some time in the 1600s, the cottage retains a lot of its character and charm with exposed Cotswold stone walls and original wood staircase and beams throughout. Completely renovated with all of todays everyday conveniences blending modern comfort with old world charm. Free designated driveway parking.Jasmine Cottage is only seconds away from the River Windrush and all of the best shops and restaurants Bourton on the Water has to offer.

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The cottage features a traditional thatched roof and warm, stone walls, surrounded by a vibrant flower garden. Lush greenery and flowering plants create an inviting entrance, while decorative planters complement the charming facade. A pathway leads to the front door, enhancing the cottage's village appeal.
Cottage in Kingham
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Pretty Chocolate Box Thatched Cottage

A beautiful late 16th century thatched cottage located in the desirable village of Kingham. A two minute walk from The Wild Rabbit Pub and The Kingham Plough. Plenty of free parking just opposite the cottage. There is also a very handy village shop close by. This delightful cottage has been featured in House and Gardens Magazine and also Condé Nast Traveller. A home away from home and only a short 25 min walk down the bridle path to the famous Daylesford Organic Farm shop, restaurants and Spa.

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A cozy living room is showcased, featuring a stone fireplace with a log burner, surrounded by rustic wooden mantel. Comfortable seating options, including a light grey sofa, are paired with a wooden coffee table and elegant decor. Large windows invite natural light and views of the garden.
Cottage in Broadway
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Luxury 16th C. Cottage Broadway

Welcome to Turner's Cottage – Your Charming Retreat in the Heart of the North Cotswolds! Nestled amidst the rolling hills in the picturesque village of Broadway, Worcestershire, UK. Step into a world of timeless elegance in a quintessential 16th Century Cotswold stone cottage meticulously restored by the owner. Adorned with rustic charm, historic elegance, enchanting interiors and modern comforts - your home away from home. @turnerscottagebroadway Please read full description & amenities list

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A rustic stone entrance adorned with a wooden door is framed by a lush wisteria plant, displaying clusters of purple blossoms. The cottage sign, 'Park House Cottage,' is visible above the door, while green foliage complements the natural surroundings.
Cottage in Stow-on-the-Wold
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 272 reviews

Secluded cottage in the heart of Stow on the Wold

This beautiful stone two bedroom cottage is set well away from Park Street and sits within a secluded private garden. It offers peaceful and cosy accommodation yet is conveniently located within the historic town of Stow on the Wold. With easy access to all local amenities including several pubs, takeaways, antique and lifestyle shops, convenience stores and walking tracks. The cottage offers open plan living on the ground floor with two bedrooms with their own ensuites on the first floor.

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A generous living space features a large stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove at its center. Two comfortable armchairs are positioned adjacent to a spacious sofa, creating a cozy seating area. Soft lighting from table lamps complements the warm tones of the decor.
Cottage in Fairford
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 228 reviews

Chic Georgian town house in Cotswold town centre

Chic luxury town house full of charm with river views. Formerly the town's Post Office, in the heart of Fairford. Three boutique luxury bedrooms, one with master en-suite. Large fully equipped kitchen, generous living space with large fireplace. Pretty, enclosed stone walled garden. We're next door to a lovely 15th century inn with a choice of other pubs nearby; Italian restaurant; local shops; pharmacy; cafes and takeaways on hand - a perfect base to explore this lovely part of the world.

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Home in Painswick
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 179 reviews

Breathtaking Cotswolds Restored Chapel Valley View

Step into a rare and remarkable stay at ‘The Old Church’, a lovingly restored & renovated 1820s chapel nestled on the hillside in the idyllic Cotswolds village of Sheepscombe. This enchanting property blends timeless character & period charm with a relaxing contemporary feel. A truly unique picturesque countryside escape. Located in a tranquil woodland setting on the edge of Blackstable Nature Reserve with scenic valley walks, a rustic village setting, a playground & lovely pub down the lane.

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The stone cottage is adorned with lush greenery and clusters of white flowers climbing over the front façade. The quaint entrance features a light-colored door, framed by two windows with decorative shutters, blending harmoniously with the natural surroundings.
Cottage in Moreton-in-Marsh
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 278 reviews

Charming 17th Century Cotswolds Cottage

Charming quintessential 17th century, Grade II Listed cottage situated in the idyllic Cotswold village of Barton-on-the-Heath. Perfect garden with dining area, three double bedrooms with countryside views, two bathrooms (one as en-suite) and downstairs toilet. Farmhouse style kitchen with Aga, utility room, and a spacious living room with traditional wood burner. Easy parking to side of cottage. Please note the original stairs are steep, but easy to use with the assistance of the hand rail.

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A charming stone cottage stands with a well-maintained exterior, featuring a gravel drive and neatly trimmed bushes on either side. A large glass door welcomes visitors, while the sloped roof and traditional chimney add character to the design.
Cottage in Moreton-in-Marsh
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Luxury Cottage, WOW en~suite and private parking.

“ The couples cottage “ a romantic Cotswolds cottage, this beautiful cottage has the real WOW factor. A spacious one bedroom cottage with and a stunning decadent en_suite, resplendent with two side by side slipper baths positioned opposite a bespoke wall mural of Florence. Tucked away down a quiet side street off Moreton in Marsh main high street you have the best of both worlds. All the charm of a country cottage but with all amenities close by and stunning countryside all around.

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The exterior of the larch clad Annexe features modern vertical wood paneling. Large glass doors lead into the entrance, framed by two planters with lush green grass. A gravel path provides access, highlighting the contemporary architecture amid a clear blue sky.
Home in Cirencester
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 272 reviews

Larch clad architect designed contemporary annexe.

Relax at this unique and tranquil getaway in the beautiful South Cotswolds. The Annexe is a separate dwelling next to an architecturally award winning contemporary house located in a quiet village. The larch clad property has an industrial, boho meets the Cotswold vibe with its own private wild flower garden, perfect for alfresco dining. Excellent location for walking, running and cycling. Close to the beautiful town of Cirencester, idyllic picturesque villages and gastro pubs galore!

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Cottage in Bourton-on-the-Water
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

Chic Cottage | Central Bourton | 2 parking Spaces

Welcome to The Lantern – our beautifully restored Cotswold cottage in the heart of Bourton-on-the-Water. Full of 18th-century character blended with chic, modern style, it offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious lounge, and an open-plan kitchen and dining area. Outside, enjoy a peaceful private garden and rare off-street parking for two cars. Just a short stroll from the river, shops, tea rooms and pubs, it’s a stylish and dog-friendly retreat for families and friends.

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A cozy sitting area features a stone fireplace with a fire burning warmly. A comfortable armchair, accented with a decorative cushion, faces a wooden coffee table. A stack of books and magazines is neatly arranged on the side, while a small side table displays a drink coaster.
Cottage in Kingham
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 338 reviews

A stylish and cosy Cotswold cottage

A recently renovated, beautifully styled cottage located in the heart of ‘England’s Favourite Village’. A 2 minute stroll will take you to the famous Wild Rabbit Restaurant and the ‘UK’s Dining pub of the year 2019’, The Kingham Plough. A 2 minute drive or 30 minute walk will lead you to another renowned culinary destination, Daylesford Organic Farm Shop, Restaurant and Spa. Famous Cotswold villages surround the area including Stow on the Wold, Burford and Bourton on the Water.

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The exterior of Wycke Cottage features charming stone walls adorned with lush green vines. Multiple windows allow natural light to fill the space, while potted plants in various sizes enhance the entrance. A clear blue sky creates a serene backdrop.
Home in Painswick
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 265 reviews

Cottage luxe in The Cotwolds

Wycke Cottage welcomes you with unequivocal charm and a little luxe at every turn. Hunker down in style in the picture-perfect Cotswold setting in the heart of Painswick. This 400-year-old cosy cottage, sits opposite the historic church. With stunning sunset views across to the church's beautiful spire and clockface, and its much storied 99 cloud-like yew trees, this stay offers the quintessential Cotswold experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Cotswolds?

    Cotswolds has inviting villages such as Chipping Campden, Bourton-on-the-Water, and Stow-on-the-Wold, each known for their historic charm and easy access to countryside walks. Many visitors also choose farm stays or cottages nestled around the rolling hills for a restful experience.

  • What are the best things to do in Cotswolds with kids?

    Families often explore interactive farms, parks, and gardens, where children can enjoy animal encounters and open play areas. Many villages host kid-friendly activities like puzzle trails, craft workshops, and seasonal fairs.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Cotswolds?

    Explore the stone villages, visit local markets, and wander gardens such as Hidcote Manor Garden. Walking or cycling along scenic trails allows you to experience traditional pubs and picturesque countryside views.

  • How is the weather in Cotswolds?

    Cotswolds has cool winters, with January lows around 35°F (2°C) and highs near 46°F (8°C), while summer afternoons in July often reach 73°F (23°C). Rain falls evenly throughout the year, so packing layers and a waterproof jacket is helpful.

  • What are the best places to visit in Cotswolds?

    Cotswolds has picturesque villages like Castle Combe and Bibury, historic sites such as Sudeley Castle, and renowned gardens, including Westonbirt Arboretum. Each spot reflects the area’s rural heritage and unique character.

  • What are some hiking trails in Cotswolds?

    Follow the Cotswold Way National Trail for rolling hill views and charming village stops, or explore nature reserves like Leckhampton Hill. Forest paths and riverbank walks are also popular with hikers throughout the region.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Cotswolds?

    Explore wildlife parks, visit historic castles, or take part in local craft workshops frequently recommended for family outings. Outdoor picnic spots and seasonal festivals also create memorable experiences for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Cotswolds?

    Popular day trips include exploring nearby university cities, ancient stone circles, or stately homes with gardens. Cultural experiences in market towns and visits to traditional rural villages are also frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Cotswolds?

    Many stays in Cotswolds welcome pets, especially cottages and converted farmhouses around villages such as Broadway, Burford, and Moreton-in-Marsh. Walking trails and open parks make exploring with your dog enjoyable.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Cotswolds?

    Wearing sturdy shoes helps on uneven village paths and countryside trails. Exploring early or outside peak weekends allows more peaceful experiences in popular villages and gardens.

  • What is Cotswolds known for?

    Cotswolds is known for its honey-colored stone villages, historic churches, and gently rolling hills. Visitors often explore the area's market towns, beautiful gardens, and deep-rooted rural traditions.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Cotswolds?

    Seek out quiet villages like Painswick, explore wildlife areas such as Minchinhampton Common, or discover local art studios and bookshops tucked along narrow lanes. These spots frequently appeal to those looking beyond the main tourist trail.

  • What are the best foods to try in Cotswolds?

    Taste Gloucester cheese, hearty meat pies, and fresh-baked scones, which often reflect local traditions. Afternoon tea and dishes featuring regionally sourced produce are frequently suggested by those exploring local pubs and cafés.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Cotswolds?

    Pack comfortable walking shoes, a waterproof jacket for sudden rain, and layered clothing for changeable weather. A camera or phone helps capture the unique village scenes and scenic countryside.

  • What is the nightlife in Cotswolds like?

    Cotswolds has cozy pubs, village inns, and occasional live music evenings. Social gatherings often center around food, local ales, and informal entertainment rather than late-night venues.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Cotswolds?

    Events like the Cheltenham Literature Festival and summer food fairs frequently draw visitors. Seasonal rural shows and village fêtes are also locally rooted traditions that celebrate music, crafts, and agriculture.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Cotswolds?

    Many vacation rentals in Cotswolds are frequently suggested for families, with cottages and farmhouses often featuring child-friendly amenities. Properties near village centers or rural areas make it easy to explore together.

  • When is the best time to visit Cotswolds?

    Late spring and summer are frequently suggested for milder temperatures and blooming gardens. Autumn brings changing foliage and fewer crowds, making for peaceful countryside walks.

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