This 17th-century cottage is an idyllic getaway for those looking to experience the Cotswolds and all its natural beauty. Full of character with original wooden beams (you’ll need to mind your head in some places), the interior feels modern and cosy – it’s an inviting space to unwind after a day walking the local trails. If you’re visiting in the summer months, enjoy a barbecue in your outdoor area, and in the colder season, grab a book from the shelves and put your feet up by the inglenook fireplace. Situated on the outskirts of the picturesque Stow on the Wold, you’ll be within easy reach of the National Trust’s Chastleton House and some excellent pubs, making this an ideal spot to experience the Cotswolds.

Home truths:
*Free parking is situated at the top of the lane, approximately 25m from the front door – spaces are not directly in front of the cottage.
*This is a very old cottage, so the ceilings are pretty low – please be mindful of this when booking.
*The stairs, which you will have to use to access the bedrooms and bathroom, are steep – this may not suit those with limited mobility.
*Children, infants, and small pets are welcome – please just let your host know the makeup of your group.
*There's a lockbox for self check-in at this home.
*Due to this home's remote location, you might find that the phone signal is patchy from time to time.