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Welcome to Orchard Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Orchard Cottage is an eye-catching thatched and timbered property on a quiet road in Broadway, one of the prettiest villages in the Cotswolds. The wide tree-lined high street is home to a selection of restaurants, pubs, tea rooms, independent shops, art galleries and museums, all housed within beautiful honey-coloured Cotswold stone properties. Surrounded by glorious countryside, there are many cycle routes and walks to discover, including the short yet energetic walk along part of the Cotswold Way walking trail up to Broadway Tower, with breathtaking views at the top. Broadway is an ideal location for exploring the many pretty towns and villages of the North Cotswolds, as well as other tourist destinations such as Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and Blenheim Palace. 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 pretty stable door opens into an entrance hall with space for hanging coats and storing shoes. Two steps lead down into the living room, and the following rooms are on the ground floor: Living room: This stunning room has a beautiful exposed Cotswold stone wall and a stone fireplace with an electric flame effect stove. There is a leather sofa, two armchairs, a leather pouffe and an Ottoman, and a small selection of board games and the wall-mounted Smart TV with DVD player provide entertainment for rainy days; Kitchen/dining room: The well-equipped kitchen overlooks the enclosed garden and contains an electric oven with four-ring induction hob, kettle, toaster, coffee percolator, a fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher and a washing machine. This sociable space also has a wooden table with seating for four, as well as a leather sofa and a stereo; Family bathroom: The smart bathroom, decorated in neutral colours, contains a bath with overhead shower, toilet and wash basin. A wooden door from the living room opens to reveal a steep staircase up to the first floor landing, off which are the two bedrooms in the eaves: Master bedroom: This romantic room has a double bed, a chest of drawers and a hanging rail for further storage; Bedroom 2: This cosy room overlooks the garden and has a built-in double bed, chest of drawers and hanging rail. The garden is accessed from the kitchen and has two attractive seating areas bordered by leafy shrubs and colourful flowers. One area has a Rattan furniture set and the other has an outdoor table with seating for four, along with a gas barbecue. The rest of the garden is laid to lawn and is a lovely area to relax and unwind in the warmer months. Free on-street parking is available on the neighbouring streets and Pay & Display car parks can be found in the village if needed.

Broadway is a beautiful village in the North Cotswolds, steeped in history and surrounded by stunning countryside. The village gets its name from the wide street, or broad way, that runs through the centre which was once the main road from Worcester to London. This attractive High Street is bordered with chestnut trees and honey coloured stone cottages dating from the 16th century and is one of the most picturesque villages of the Cotswolds. The broad way is thought to be especially wide because at one time there used to be streams running each side of the main drive. These streams were eventually hidden in underground pipes where they would emerge at 'dipping' points, but sadly they are now almost completely invisible. The village has artistic links with famous dwellers including J.M. Barrie, Mary Anderson and William Morris, who were drawn to the tranquillity of Broadway. It was here that Morris and John Ruskin pioneered the idea of the Arts and Crafts Movement which made its home in the area and went on to be an international movement. One of the iconic features of the village is Broadway Tower which was built in the late 18th century by the Earl of Coventry. It is said that the tower was erected so that the Countess could see if her Cotswold estate was visible from Croome Court in Worcestershire, which it was. The folly stands some 1,024 feet above sea level, making it the second highest point in the Cotswolds after Cleeve Hill. In fact, on a clear day, visitors are able to see 14 counties from the top! William Morris was so taken by the tower that he went on to establish the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings in 1877. Food & Drink Broadway has a number of places to eat and drink, with a range of cuisines and prices to suit most tastes and budgets. The list below is a sample of the options available: Russell's (www.russellsofbroadway.co.uk): Head Chef, Neil Clarke, serves modern British food in the award-winning restaurant, with local Vale of Evesham and Cotswold produce featuring throughout the daily-changing menus. The modern, airy dining room is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with friendly staff and laid-back service combining to create a relaxed and warm setting, day and night; The Lygon Arms (http://www.thehotelcollection.co.uk/hotels/the-lygon-arms-hotel-cotswolds/): A 17th century minstrel's gallery, a grand open fire and an imposing barrel-vaulted ceiling greet you as you enter The Great Hall, the main dining room of the famous Lygon Arms Hotel. A destination in its own right, people travel miles to enjoy the restaurant's 2 AA Rosettes for excellence sumptuous cuisine and warm friendly service of the highest quality. A few steps across the courtyard, Lukes Bistro offers a relaxing atmosphere serving traditional English cuisine with a contemporary twist, equally as imaginative and as fresh, using ingredients that are grown and reared locally, including a wide range of herbs and plums from the hotel's own orchards; The Potting Shed (www.dormyhouse.co.uk/potting-shed-restaurant): The Potting Shed is everything a Cotswold country dining pub should be. It's relaxed and inviting, with a large leather-and-oak bar and a rustic agenda. This is English pub grub as it ought to be: sticky ribs, great bangers, slow-cooked pork belly and fish that's been caught on our shores. Dress up and enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail, or dress down and bring the kids.

Welcome to Church Orchard Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Church Orchard Cottage is a 16th century Cotswold stone detached farm cottage which sleeps four guests, in two stylish bedrooms, with a family bathroom. This stunning property is one of the oldest dwellings in the village yet has been finished to a high standard by its interior designer owner in a contemporary style with modern facilities which include wireless internet access, a Smart TV and a well-equipped kitchen. This spacious and elegant cottage boasts many attractive features including painted beams, a large sandstone fireplace with a wood burning stove and a fabulous glass roof lantern which bathes the dining area in natural light. Surrounding the cottage is the enclosed, south facing garden, well-maintained and complete with summer house, and to the side of the property there is off-street parking for up to one large car or two smaller cars. Church Orchard Cottage is located off a quiet lane in the charming village of Weston Subedge, a quaint village with an award-winning local pub, The Seagrave Arms, and a thriving village hall which has a lively bar and regular film viewings. Lying at the foot of Dover’s Hill, and located within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, there are many cycle routes and walking trails to explore from the village and Dover’s Hill itself also features on the famed Cotswold Way long distance walking trail which links Chipping Campden to Bath, spanning 100 miles of fantastic countryside. Weston Subedge is just two miles from the picturesque market town of Chipping Campden, with its wide range of cafes, pubs and restaurants to enjoy, and the much-loved village of Broadway is also just a short drive away, with its art galleries, tea rooms and the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway. Weston Subedge is ideally located for exploring the many beautiful towns and villages of the North Cotswolds, as well as further afield destinations such as Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick Castle, Oxford and Blenheim Palace. 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 gabled porch at the front of the property is a useful space for storing coats and shoes, and from here, the stable front door leads into a small hall. The following rooms are on the ground floor: Living room: This elegant room has original beams and bespoke furnishings and contains a large sandstone fireplace with cosy wood burning stove, two sofas and a footstool, a Smart TV with Netflix access for account holders only, and a well-stocked games cupboard with board games, books and children’s drawing books; Kitchen/dining room: Through the internal French doors in the living room lies the wonderful open plan kitchen/dining area. This luxurious space, reminiscent of a Homes & Gardens feature, is flooded with natural light from the glass roof lantern and is perfect for socialising. This space contains a double electric oven, a three-ring induction hob and extraction bar, fridge and freezer, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster and Nespresso coffee machine. There is also a washing machine, iPod docking station with Bluetooth connector, round dining table with seating for four and two armchairs; Cloakroom: Contains a toilet and wash basin. The staircase, with its ornate overhead chandelier, leads from the entrance hall to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Master bedroom: This stunning room has been smartly decorated with antique French light fittings and a panelled feature wall which contrasts with the otherwise light, neutral tones of the room. This bedroom contains a king size bed, a fitted wardrobe and trunk for additional storage, a gilt-edged mirror and an armchair; Bedroom 2: Overlooking the garden, this lovely room has a modern contemporary countryside décor and contains a double bed, bedside tables and hanging rail with shelf for storage and a bedroom chair; Family bathroom: A stylish bathroom which contains a bath with overhead shower, toilet, wash basin, heated towel rail and demister mirror. The enchanting south facing back garden wraps around the cottage, with miniature box hedges and an array of beautiful flowers, shrubs and mature trees filling the raised beds at the borders. An impressive date palm tree gives the garden an exotic feel and besides this lies the patio area which contains a large outdoor table with seating for four and a charcoal barbecue. To the side of the cottage there is a lawn area and the addition of dusk-to-dawn sensory lights around the garden creates a romantic atmosphere and makes it a delightful spot to relax in the summer months once the sun’s set. Two stone steps lead up to the summer house which looks down the driveway and across to the neighbouring farmland and 12th century church. Equipped with heating, electricity and a spacious bamboo seating area, the summer house is another wonderful area in which to unwind after days spent exploring the Cotswolds. The gated driveway provides off-street parking for up to two small cars, and further on-street parking is available on the lane.

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

Welcome to Top Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Top Cottage is a stunning Cotswold stone cottage, peacefully located on a pedestrian mews, yet just a two minute stroll from the historic heart of the picturesque village of Broadway. Known as “The Jewel in the Crown” of the Cotswolds and home to the famous Lygon Arms, Broadway is the quintessential English village, with a wide tree lined main street, which contains a varied selection of restaurants, pubs, tea rooms and independent shops, as well as art galleries and museums. The famed Cotswold Way walking path passes through Broadway, as do many other scenic walks, and Broadway is well located for exploring all the lovely towns and villages of the North Cotswolds, as well as famous places such as Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick Castle and the dreaming spires of Oxford. 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!

Top Cottage sits in a short row of picturesque cottages, on a quiet pedestrian mews, just off Broadway’s High Street. The front door opens into the corner of the living room, with the ground floor containing the following rooms: Living/dining room: This characterful room has exposed Cotswold stones and oak beams, and a lovely fireplace with a wood burning stove. There is a flatscreen TV with a DVD player, two comfortable sofas, and a wooden dining table with seating for four. This dual aspect room has French doors which lead straight out into the back garden; Kitchen: A well laid out room, with fitted oak units and terracotta tiles, which contains an ceramic oven, four ring electric hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster, and a washing machine. Stairs lead up from the back of the living room to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Bedroom 1: A beautifully decorated room, which contains a double bed, wardrobe and chest of drawers. There is also an ensuite bathroom, with a walk-in shower, toilet, wash basin and heated towel rail; Family bathroom: Contains a bath with overhead shower, toilet, wash basin and heated towel rail. Further stairs lead up from the first floor landing directly into the second bedroom: Bedroom 2: A stylish room in the exposed eaves of the cottage, with outstanding views over the rooftops of Broadway out to the open countryside, which contains a double bed, wardrobe and relaxing reading chair. The cottage’s enclosed back garden is accessed from the living room. Bordered by a Cotswold stone wall and mostly gravelled, the garden includes a raised patio area with a table and four chairs, and an elegant wrought iron garden bench. There is also a stone bench at the front of the cottage, which catches the afternoon sun. Free parking is usually available for one car at the end of the quiet lane adjacent to the row of cottages.

Broadway is a beautiful village in the North Cotswolds, steeped in history and surrounded by stunning countryside. The village gets its name from the wide street, or broad way, that runs through the centre which was once the main road from Worcester to London. This attractive High Street is bordered with chestnut trees and honey coloured stone cottages dating from the 16th century and is one of the most picturesque villages of the Cotswolds. The broad way is thought to be especially wide because at one time there used to be streams running each side of the main drive. These streams were eventually hidden in underground pipes where they would emerge at 'dipping' points, but sadly they are now almost completely invisible. The village has artistic links with famous dwellers including J.M. Barrie, Mary Anderson and William Morris, who were drawn to the tranquillity of Broadway. It was here that Morris and John Ruskin pioneered the idea of the Arts and Crafts Movement which made its home in the area and went on to be an international movement. One of the iconic features of the village is Broadway Tower which was built in the late 18th century by the Earl of Coventry. It is said that the tower was erected so that the Countess could see if her Cotswold estate was visible from Croome Court in Worcestershire, which it was. The folly stands some 1,024 feet above sea level, making it the second highest point in the Cotswolds after Cleeve Hill. In fact, on a clear day, visitors are able to see 14 counties from the top! William Morris was so taken by the tower that he went on to establish the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings in 1877.

The Old Mill studio apartment is located between the Norman church and Village Cross, in a conservation area, on the ground floor of a converted corn mill listed in the Domesday book. The decoration is contemporary with original features. It is peaceful with its own garden and access to Old Mill gardens. There are numerous walks from the doorstep, a lively village pub/ restaurant. Approx 1.5 miles to Broadway. NT & quintessential Cotswolds villages nearby. Tea Coffee and basics provided.

The Studio at the Old Mill is on the ground floor and combines modern living in a charming Old English setting which includes beams, thick stone walls and a large bright patio garden for relaxing in.It has a King size bed ( Hypnos). Everything, I can think of,(except food) is provided to make your stay comfortable in this self catering Studio , though there is tea, coffee, longlife milk, sugar, salt & pepper. Provided are towels, loo rolls, tea towels,kitchen roll, washing up liquid and dishcloths. If you run out of anything, please do ask and I will help if I can. The Old Mill garden has a stream running through it and the original mill pond is now a sunken lawn. There is ususally always something of interest, flowers, fruiting trees, ducks, pheasants & night time owls from time to time! Nearby Broadway has all the amenties, individual hotels,cafe/restaurants, shopping, tourist information, award winning adventure playground, galleries, library, pharmacy and surgeries etc. I have supplied lots of brochures of things to do in the area and a folder of guest tips to make your stay more comfortable.

Childswickham is a very friendly village. We have no street lights in the village, so a torch is provided. If you are walking around people will invariably say hello to you, including the horse riders. Broadway has its wonderful tower and 360 view points - on a clear day you can see 16 counties in England and Wales. As well as our location to the Cotswolds we are also within the vale of Evesham, so lots of fresh produce and of course the river Avon. Majors cities include Regency Cheltenham, Middle England Worcester, and Gloucester, the latter two with their splendid Cathedrals and Harry Potter fame. Stratford on Avon with the RSC theatres and river gardens are very popular with lots to do and see with regular street markets. National Trust properties abound and the Cotswolds has the largest concentration of conservation areas and many listed houses.

a light airy single room, perfect for those on tour or some one working in the area.

Set in the vale of Evesham, built in 1904, our beautiful home & garden, with many original features, is a perfect base for touring Cotswold villages, climbing the Malvern hills, visiting Stratford upon Avon or local National Trust houses. Poor local bus services but regular trains to Oxford & Paddington Station, London.

This single room is perfect for anyone visiting to work in the area. When the main guest room is NOT occupied the first floor shower room is for your designated use. When there are other guests, the ground floor Shower room will be for your use only.

Evesham is a market town located in a loop of the River Avon, around the remains of an ancient abbey. Once famous for its orchards and horticulture, it has a beautiful award winning park and lovely riverside walks and a broad selection of places to eat and spend an evening.

Welcome to Weavers Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Weavers Cottage is an elegant Grade II listed property set in a peaceful, yet central location in Broadway, one of the most popular villages in the Cotswolds. Broadway is a quintessential English village, with a wide tree lined main street, which contains a varied selection of restaurants, pubs, tea rooms and independent shops, as well as art galleries and museums. Just off the high street is a fun-filled playground and activity park with an array of activities for children of all ages, and the late-night Christmas market, which runs from early December, is growing in popularity. A short, yet energetic walk along part of the Cotswold Way walking trail climbs up to Broadway Tower, with breath-taking views of the surrounding countryside. Broadway is an ideal location for exploring the many pretty towns and villages of the North Cotswolds, as well as other tourist destinations, such as Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and Blenheim Palace. 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!

Weavers Cottage is an end of terrace property located in the upper high street, just a few minutes’ walk from the centre. Set back from the road, the front door opens into an entrance hall, with the following rooms on the ground floor: Living room: A beautiful room with plenty of character features including exposed beams, Cotswold stone walls and a pretty window seat. The large inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove takes centre stage, and there is a wall-mounted Freeview TV, large sofa and distressed leather armchairs; Kitchen/dining room: A stylish, contemporary, open plan space with a well-equipped kitchen and smart dining table with seating for five. The sociable kitchen space has an electric cooker with four-ring induction hob, a combined fridge/freezer, wine cooler and dishwasher. There is a microwave, kettle, toaster and a filter coffee machine, as well as a washing machine/tumble dryer; Bedroom 3: Overlooking the garden, this cosy bedroom contains a single bed and shower room, with walk-in shower and wash basin; Cloakroom: Contains a toilet and wash basin. Stairs lead up from the living room to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Master bedroom: A characterful room which contains a super king size bed and an ensuite bathroom, with walk-in rain shower, toilet and wash basin; Bedroom 2: Another lovely room with a king size bed and an ensuite bathroom, with a bath with overhead shower, toilet and wash basin. A door from the kitchen leads out to a patio area, with three steps that lead up to a pretty, pebbled area with mature shrubs and outside seating. There is one allocated parking space close by and further parking is available in the pay and display car park, a short walk from the cottage.

Broadway is a beautiful village in the North Cotswolds, steeped in history and surrounded by stunning countryside. The village gets its name from the wide street, or broad way, that runs through the centre which was once the main road from Worcester to London. This attractive High Street is bordered with chestnut trees and honey coloured stone cottages dating from the 16th century and is one of the most picturesque villages of the Cotswolds. The broad way is thought to be especially wide because at one time there used to be streams running each side of the main drive. These streams were eventually hidden in underground pipes where they would emerge at 'dipping' points, but sadly they are now almost completely invisible. The village has artistic links with famous dwellers including J.M. Barrie, Mary Anderson and William Morris, who were drawn to the tranquillity of Broadway. It was here that Morris and John Ruskin pioneered the idea of the Arts and Crafts Movement which made its home in the area and went on to be an international movement. One of the iconic features of the village is Broadway Tower which was built in the late 18th century by the Earl of Coventry. It is said that the tower was erected so that the Countess could see if her Cotswold estate was visible from Croome Court in Worcestershire, which it was. The folly stands some 1,024 feet above sea level, making it the second highest point in the Cotswolds after Cleeve Hill. In fact, on a clear day, visitors are able to see 14 counties from the top! William Morris was so taken by the tower that he went on to establish the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings in 1877. Food & Drink Broadway has a number of places to eat and drink, with a range of cuisines and prices to suit most tastes and budgets. The list below is a sample of the options available: Russell's (www.russellsofbroadway.co.uk): Head Chef, Neil Clarke, serves modern British food in the award-winning restaurant, with local Vale of Evesham and Cotswold produce featuring throughout the daily-changing menus. The modern, airy dining room is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with friendly staff and laid-back service combining to create a relaxed and warm setting, day and night; The Lygon Arms (http://www.thehotelcollection.co.uk/hotels/the-lygon-arms-hotel-cotswolds/): A 17th century minstrel's gallery, a grand open fire and an imposing barrel-vaulted ceiling greet you as you enter The Great Hall, the main dining room of the famous Lygon Arms Hotel. A destination in its own right, people travel miles to enjoy the restaurant's 2 AA Rosettes for excellence sumptuous cuisine and warm friendly service of the highest quality. A few steps across the courtyard, Lukes Bistro offers a relaxing atmosphere serving traditional English cuisine with a contemporary twist, equally as imaginative and as fresh, using ingredients that are grown and reared locally, including a wide range of herbs and plums from the hotel's own orchards; The Potting Shed (www.dormyhouse.co.uk/potting-shed-restaurant): The Potting Shed is everything a Cotswold country dining pub should be. It's relaxed and inviting, with a large leather-and-oak bar and a rustic agenda. This is English pub grub as it ought to be: sticky ribs, great bangers, slow-cooked pork belly and fish that's been caught on our shores. Dress up and enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail, or dress down and bring the kids.

Welcome to Halfway House, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Halfway House is a stunning Grade II listed property, which is believed to have been part of a coaching inn dating back to the mid-18th century. The cottage enjoys a peaceful location, yet is just moments away from the centre of the historic market town of Broadway, with its wide range of art galleries, restaurants and pubs. The famed Cotswold Way walking path is also close by, as are many other scenic walks, and Broadway is well located for exploring all the lovely towns and villages of the North Cotswolds, as well as places such as Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick Castle and the dreaming spires of Oxford. 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!

Halfway House is located on a quiet road in the heart of Broadway. The front door is located at the side of the property and opens into a hallway. The following rooms are on the well laid out ground floor: Living room: This spacious and character filled room is beautifully presented. There are two bay windows, with window seats, two three seater sofas, oak beams, and a stone fireplace with a wood burning stove. A wall mounted Smart TV sits above the fireplace; Dining room: Another stunning room, with exposed Cotswold stone walls, oak beams and a large inglenook fireplace, which contains the original bread oven and a wood burning stove. There is a wooden dining table with comfortable seating for six; Kitchen: Accessed from the dining room, this well presented room has a gas range cooker with two ovens, a six ring gas hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster and filter coffee machine, as well as a Bose radio & CD player. There is a utility space at the end of the kitchen with a washing machine, tumble dryer and a second sink. Traditional stairs lead up to the impressive, spacious first floor landing, which has two comfortable arm chairs, and provides access to the following rooms: Bedroom 1: A lovely room, which contains a king size bed, dressing table and Freeview TV. There is an ensuite shower room, which contains a walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin; Bedroom 2: Located at the back of the house, this room also contains a king size bed and a wardrobe. A door leads directly into the family bathroom, which doubles up as bedroom 2's ensuite facility; Family/ensuite bathroom: This large bathroom is accessed from both the first floor landing and bedroom 2. It contains a freestanding bath with a handheld shower attachment, toilet and wash basin. Traditional stairs from the landing lead to the second floor bedroom: Bedroom 3: This charming eaves room has a king size bed, ornamental fire place, dressing table and wardrobe. There is also an ensuite shower room, which contains a walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin. At the front of the cottage is a small gravelled garden area, bordered by yew trees, which contains a bench. There are two allocated off-street parking spaces at the rear of the property.

Broadway is a beautiful village in the North Cotswolds, steeped in history and surrounded by stunning countryside. The village gets its name from the wide street, or broad way, that runs through the centre which was once the main road from Worcester to London. This attractive High Street is bordered with chestnut trees and honey coloured stone cottages dating from the 16th century and is one of the most picturesque villages of the Cotswolds. The broad way is thought to be especially wide because at one time there used to be streams running each side of the main drive. These streams were eventually hidden in underground pipes where they would emerge at 'dipping' points, but sadly they are now almost completely invisible. The village has artistic links with famous dwellers including J.M. Barrie, Mary Anderson and William Morris, who were drawn to the tranquillity of Broadway. It was here that Morris and John Ruskin pioneered the idea of the Arts and Crafts Movement which made its home in the area and went on to be an international movement. One of the iconic features of the village is Broadway Tower which was built in the late 18th century by the Earl of Coventry. It is said that the tower was erected so that the Countess could see if her Cotswold estate was visible from Croome Court in Worcestershire, which it was. The folly stands some 1,024 feet above sea level, making it the second highest point in the Cotswolds after Cleeve Hill. In fact, on a clear day, visitors are able to see 14 counties from the top! William Morris was so taken by the tower that he went on to establish the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings in 1877.

- Off road parking for multiple cars - Super fast WiFi (40mbps+) - Cereal / Bread available for breakfast - Hair dryer in room - Toddler bed and travel cot available on request - Note room is upstairs - Please note we are out of town so a car is useful as we are in a rural setting although there are local busses. Check in after 6pm, Check out before 11am

We have a 17th Century detached farm house located in beautiful rural setting. We have a large, well equipped kitchen which our guests are free to use.

We are in a very quiet rural location set on top of a hill with outstanding views. Perfectly situated to get to Worcester, Cheltenham, Stratford-upon-Avon and north to Birmingham, right in the heart of the costswolds. Evesham is situated on the main London rail line to Malvern and has bus links to surrounding towns, however a car is the easiest way of getting around.

Welcome to Pye Corner Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Pye Corner Cottage is a beautiful, grade II listed, thatched cottage, peacefully located on the edge of the beautiful Cotswolds village of Broadway, which is often referred to as the "Jewel of the Cotswolds" and the "Show Village of England". Broadway is well known for its excellent art galleries, as well as its restaurants, pubs and gift shops. The village is also perfectly placed for exploring the many beautiful towns and villages of the Cotswolds and the Vale of Evesham, as well as 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!

Pye Corner Cottage is accessed from the garden, via its back door, which leads into the large kitchen. The following rooms are on the ground floor: Living room: a large room, with beautiful old oak beams, exposed Cotswold stone and a wooden floor. Contains comfy seating for five and a flatscreen TV with DVD player; Kitchen/dining room: another large room, with wooden beams and a tiled floor, the kitchen contains an electric fan oven and grill, four ring gas hob, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge freezer. There is also a wooden dining table with seating for six; Utility room: A spacious utility space, with a washing machine and a wash basin; Downstairs cloakroom: contains a toilet. Stairs lead up from the living room to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Bedroom 1: Contains a king size bed; Bedroom 2: Contains two single beds; Bedroom 3: Contains a single bed. Family bathroom: Contains a bath with separate shower, toilet and wash basin. Pye Corner Cottage's large enclosed garden is to the rear of the property, with beautiful rural views. The garden is mostly laid to lawn and contains an outdoor table and seating for five, plus a charcoal barbecue during the warmer months of the year. There is a pond in the garden, as well as a Bramley apple tree and a Victoria plum tree, which guests are welcome to use. To the rear of the garden is an off-street parking area, with space for a number of cars to park.

Broadway is a beautiful village in the North Cotswolds, steeped in history and surrounded by stunning countryside. The village gets its name from the wide street, or broad way, that runs through the centre which was once the main road from Worcester to London. This attractive High Street is bordered with chestnut trees and honey coloured stone cottages dating from the 16th century and is one of the most picturesque villages of the Cotswolds. The broad way is thought to be especially wide because at one time there used to be streams running each side of the main drive. These streams were eventually hidden in underground pipes where they would emerge at 'dipping' points, but sadly they are now almost completely invisible.

Lucy & Tim have been hosting Airbnb guests since 2011. This modern house is clean, tidy and offering 2 beautiful double bedrooms bathroom with underfloor heating and full use of the house and kitchen and other facilities for guests during their stay. It is a real home from home experience. Clean, tidy and quiet.

Lucy has been hosting Airbnb guests since 2011. Dorsington Lodge is a beautiful place set back off the main road in a quiet location. Easily accessible for the M5, M40 and M42 networks. Guests will feel like it’s a home from home experience with access to a large spacious kitchen, lounge, dining room for either eating or working, beautiful bathroom and 2 double bedrooms with cotton bedding and towels supplied. Guests can also sit out in the garden on sunny days, or relax in the large apple day bed away from the hustle and bustle of every day life.

There is a village pub which is in walking distance (The Norton Grange). We are located between Stratford upon Avon and Evesham, and right on the edge of the Cotswolds.

Lovely airy spacious king size bedroom in beautiful French style shabby chic decor, lovely open views and short walk to amenities

Large airy en-suite room with open aspect views

Easy walk to lovely riverside town centre, lots of lovely country walks and drives to beautiful Cotswolds villages and towns

Welcome to Hoo Farm, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Hoo Farm is a beautiful holiday home set in a peaceful, rural location in the picturesque Cotswold village of Laverton. The village is surrounded by stunning countryside with an abundance of local footpaths and bridleways to explore, and for recovery days, the nearby popular village of Broadway offers a range of shops, galleries and dining experiences to choose from. For equine enthusiasts, the nearby village of Stanton has an equine facility run by Jill Carenza, with hacks for all abilities and ages. Laverton is well-placed for visiting the many lovely villages and towns of the North Cotswolds including Snowshill, Blockley and Chipping Campden, and further afield destinations such as Oxford, Blenheim Palace and Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare, are within easy reach for day trips. 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 blue front door opens into an entrance hall, off which are the following rooms: Kitchen/breakfast room/sitting room: This bright open plan space is ideal for socialising and has an abundance of character features including tiled flooring, exposed wooden beams and a lovely fireplace with a cosy wood burning stove. This room contains an Aga, an electric oven with four-ring induction hob, dishwasher, toaster, kettle, Nescafé coffee machine, easy chair, large wooden dining table which can seat 14, two sofas, an armchair and a footstool. There is a Smart TV and a Bluetooth music system; Living room: Overlooking the fabulous garden, this second living area has exposed wooden beams and a beautiful stone fireplace with a gas flame effect stove. It contains three sofas and an armchair, a Bluetooth music system and a piano; Snug/study: This charming dual aspect room has an ornamental cast iron fireplace and offers delightful views across the grounds. This room contains a sofa, a double sofa bed available upon request, Smart TV, DAB radio and writing desk and chair; Utility room: This useful space contains a washing machine, fridge/freezer and microwave; Cloakroom: Contains a toilet and wash basin. Stairs lead up from the ground floor to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Master bedroom: This elegant room, tastefully decorated in a contemporary style, has stone mullion windows overlooking the garden. It contains a king size bed, an armchair, built-in wardrobe and chest of drawers. There is also a spacious ensuite bathroom which contains a bath, walk-in shower, toilet, wash basin and a heated towel rail; Bedroom 2: This dual aspect bedroom contains a king size bed, built-in wardrobe, chest of drawers and an ensuite bathroom which has a walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin; Bedroom 3: Also with stone mullion windows, this well presented bedroom contains either two single beds or a super king size bed, a chest of drawers and open hanging space; Bedroom 4: Overlooking the surrounding grounds, this bedroom contains a king size bed, built-in wardrobe and chest of drawers; Bedroom 5: This light and airy dual aspect bedroom contains a king size bed, freestanding wardrobe and chest of drawers. There is also a large ensuite bathroom with a large walk-in shower with separate handheld shower attachment, toilet and wash basin; Family bathroom: Contains a bath with a handheld shower attachment, toilet and wash basin. The extensive gardens which surround the property are mostly laid to lawn, with leafy shrubs and colourful flowers in beautifully maintained beds and mature trees casting welcome shade in the warmer weather. Outside the kitchen there is a patio area with a wooden table with seating for ten, along with a parasol and a charcoal barbecue. Beyond the shrubs and trees there is a stone bridge which crosses over a gentle stream and leads into another lawn area with a duck pond. This area sits behind a gated fence, though young children should still be supervised in the garden at all times. The owners’ grounds cover an area just shy of 70 acres and guests are encouraged to explore the woodlands and farmland that fall within this. There is plenty of off-street parking on the property’s gravel 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.

The Coach House is a stunning 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, luxury Cotswold barn conversion in the grounds of Saintbury village’s Old Rectory, with heated outdoor pool. The beautiful sitting room, with open fireplace, and the large open-plan living-dining-kitchen area make the Coach House an ideal property for a family or group of friends. The Cotswold Way and walks to popular Cotswold pubs are on the doorstep, while Broadway, Chipping Campden and Stratford-upon-Avon are all nearby.

Introduction Drive up to the tall, wrought iron gates and enter the gravel driveway. Ahead is the Old Rectory, an imposing manor house, while to the right is the manor house’s original coach house, cleverly renovated and converted into a beautifully stylish Cotswold holiday home. Set high up above the Vale of Evesham, in the little village of Saintbury, the Coach House is ideally situated to explore Worcestershire, Herefordshire and the Cotswolds, with the Cotswold Way on the doorstep, Broadway Tower within five minutes, Chipping Campden and its festival just three miles away, Stratford-upon-Avon 13 miles away and Cheltenham with its racing and festivals 20 miles away. See ‘Local Amenities’, below, for even more reasons to visit! (Please note: The original Coach House has been transformed by the current owners into a luxury three-bedroom Cotswold holiday home, with a small west-facing garden and patio to the front – a great place to sit and enjoy the outstanding view down to the Vale of Evesham and stunning sunsets. To the rear is a secluded and private patio with an outdoor heated pool, available for guests to use between June 1st and September 30 (from 10am-8pm). The owners have spared no expense in converting the Coach House into a luxury Cotswold holiday let, combining character features with state-of-the-art facilities and amenities. The vaulted ceilings, majestic beams, an open log fire, polished Cotswold stone flooring with underfloor heating, sit perfectly with the Smart TVs, sound system, and contemporary kitchen. The Coach House has a large open plan dining-living-kitchen area and a large sitting room, both with smart TVs, making it ideal for entertaining younger and older guests. Every detail has been thought of in the three spacious double rooms (1 super-king (can be twin), 1 ensuite king and 1 ensuite twin), so that guests can relax and enjoy their stay. Property Facilities  Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms across 1 super-king size bedroom (can be twin on request), 1 king size and 1 twin, with 2 standard single beds.  2 bathrooms and 2 WCs: 1 ensuite bathroom with bath and shower over (Master bedroom); 1 ensuite with walk-in shower (twin bedroom); 2 downstairs WCs  Swimming pool: outdoor, heated, available June 1 to Sept. 30 (10am-8pm)  Parking for 3 cars – on private, gated drive  Small front garden and patio with seating – fabulous views to Vale of Evesham  Fireplace – logs and kindling supplied for first fire  All bed linen, bath towels, pool towels and tea towels provided  Hairdryer x2  Kitchen starter consumables: e.g. teabags, 6 coffee pods (Lavazza), sugar, fresh milk, salt/pepper, oil  Cleaning starter pack: e.g. dishwasher tablets, scourer, cloth, washing up liquid, bin bags, compost bag  Bathroom essentials: e.g. hand soap, toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel  Heating and hot water: underfloor heating throughout (except Bedroom 1 with radiator) with individual room thermostats.  Free Wi-Fi  TV – 3 smart TVs  Bluetooth speaker  Xbox 360 and games  DVD player  Board games and cards  Fully equipped kitchen with toaster, kettle, coffee machine (Lavazza), utensils, crockery, cutlery, glassware (champagne flutes, tumblers and wine and water glasses) cafetiere, bakeware, hand mixer, food preparation (grater, jug, sieve), saucepans, bread bin, kitchen foil, kitchen paper  Oven/hob  Microwave  Dishwasher  Fridge-Freezer  Washing machine  Dryer  Ironing board, iron, clothes airer, clothes pegs  Vacuum: handvac in utility  Baby/Child Equipment: highchair, travel cot (cot linen not supplied)  Garden furniture – seats 6  BBQ (charcoal) – please provide your own charcoal – available Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 Safety equipment: fire extinguishers, fire blanket, carbon monoxide monitor, smoke alarm, First Aid kit. Full Property Description Ground Floor Entrance Hall The main entrance into the Coach House is through the “garage” door to the left of the property. As you open the door, lights will come on and guide you to the covered walkway that runs along beside the swimming pool and patio. Turn right and head through the arched oak door through to the open-plan living-dining area, with polished limestone floors throughout. Living-Dining Area As soon as you open the arched hallway door you will be amazed by the space and style of the Coach House’s open plan area, with its vaulted ceiling and French doors opening on to the patio and swimming pool. Look up, and you will see the mezzanine entrance to the bedrooms at either end of this superb room. The dining area has a large rectangular wooden table to comfortably seat six, while the adjacent Living Area has a two-seater sofa and two comfy armchairs, plus a smart TV, Xbox 360 with games, DVD player and retro travel chest coffee table. The Kitchen At the far end of the open plan area is the fully equipped kitchen, with an oak preparation/breakfast bar to seat three. The kitchen has everything guests would need to self-cater for six guests, including hob, oven, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, crockery, glassware, silverware, and bakeware. See the ‘Facilities’ list for full details of all the equipment. Utility / Laundry Room Behind the Kitchen is a large Utility Room with a double sink, washer, dryer, ironing facilities, and storage cupboards, it’s also where the fuse board, thermostat and spare charcoal is stored. The Utility Room has a back door leading out to the patio and swimming pool. W.C. Alongside the Utility Room is a W.C., with lots of clothes hooks – handy for hanging damp towels that come in from the pool. Head back through the open plan Living Area to: Bedroom 2 This pretty downstairs bedroom features a huge, studded, oak door - the original coaching house doorway that leads through to the Sitting Room (door can be locked on both sides), and French windows (with curtains for privacy) that open out to the front patio and small garden area. This bedroom sleeps two guests in a super-king size double bed (can be made up as a twin room on request) and has bedside tables with reading lamps. This bedroom also has a smart TV on a retractable arm (can be viewed in bed) and a large walk-in wardrobe. There is plenty of room to set up a travel cot should guests need to. Downstairs W.C. A second separate W.C. with washbasin and vanity unit sits between the Living Area and Sitting Room and is perfectly positioned for guests in Bedroom 2. Sitting Room The superb Sitting Room is beautifully furnished with two 3-seater, leather sofas, an armchair and a cushioned bench (where the games are stored). There is an open fireplace, a coffee table with a selection of magazines and books and a cupboard cleverly concealing a desk with a lamp. French doors open out on to the front patio and garden area. With its 85” smart TV, this room is ideal for screening a film for all to enjoy. The feature oak door leads though to Bedroom 2. Upstairs – Mezzanine The two upstairs bedrooms are reached by separate staircases, one at either end of the open plan Living/Dining Area: Bedroom 1 Head up the wooden staircase (with handrail) to the sumptuous ensuite Master Bedroom, featuring a king-size double bed, thick oak beams (mind your head if you’re tall when you head to the ensuite!) and wooden flooring with a large soft rug. This lovely ensuite bedroom is dual aspect, looking out over the pool and open fields and is furnished with bedside tables and reading lamps, a large chest of drawers, an armchair and foot stool and a walk-in wardrobe with hanging space and shelves. (This bedroom is heated via a radiator with a thermostat control.) Ensuite to Bedroom 1 This ensuite features a full-size bath with over bath shower, wash basin and vanity unit, with mirror and heated towel rail. Bedroom 3 Head through the oak door into the small hallway off the Living/Dining Area, which also leads to Bedroom 2. Here you’ll find the spiral, stone staircase that leads up to Bedroom 3, the ensuite twin bedroom: This delightful bedroom features a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams and a wide windowsill where you can sit and look at the stunning view over to the Vale of Evesham. The bedroom is furnished with two single beds on Victorian-style bedframes, with a shared bedside table and reading lamp, a dressing table with a makeup mirror and lamp, an antique chest of drawers and a comfy armchair. Ensuite to Bedroom 3 This ensuite features a walk-in shower, wash basin with large vanity unit, over-sink mirror and heated towel rail. Outside The Coach House has a small west-facing garden and patio to the front – a great place to sit and enjoy the outstanding view down to the Vale of Evesham and stunning sunsets. To the rear is a secluded and private patio with an outdoor heated pool, available for guests to use between June 1st and September 30 (from 10am-8pm). The gravelled driveway provides plenty of parking space for three cars. 

Local Amenities and Attractions The Coach House is just 3 miles from two of the Cotswolds’ most attractive towns, Broadway (with Broadway Tower the second highest point in the Cotswolds where on a clear day you can see 16 counties) and Chipping Campden - one of the finest market towns in the Cotswolds, and host to the annual Chipping Camden Music Festival. Pubs and Walks Walk a couple of miles across the fields on public footpaths to the renowned and hugely popular Fish Hotel, halfway between Broadway and the Coach House. Take a day to walk to and from the fantastic Ebrington Arms, 5.5 miles away, which produces its own Yubby beer as well as serving delicious food. Follow the Cotswold Way fromteh Coach House (see below) to Chipping Campden and then take the Heart of England and the Diamond Way to Ebrington. Head to beautiful Dormy House on the Farncombe Estate, just above Broadway, and less than 2 miles from the Coach House. Here you can dine, have afternoon tea, or enjoy a pint and a snack, all in a fabulous setting. Guests can step out of the front door, cross the fields on public footpath and join the 102-mile long Cotswold Way at Dover’s Hill. Just up the hill is St Nicolas’ Church, a medieval church with a tall and slender spire that can be seen from all around. The church sundial dates back to the eleventh century and Arts and Crafts movement enthusiasts will be interested in features from the early 20th Century, including the chancel and north chapel ceilings; the north chapel screen (c 1904 by Ernest Gimson); the north chapel reredos (c 1920 by Alec Miller) and the Chancel chandelier (1911 by Charles Ashbee). Open by appointment. Please contact the owner of the Coach House for details. Less than a mile down the hill from the Coach House is Saintbury Brocante, a vintage/antique shop in a rural setting with a tea shop serving cakes and snacks. Exploring Further Afield Just down the Cotswold escarpment from the Coach House, is Evesham and the Vale of Evesham - a great place to visit during asparagus season (mid-April to early June). Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of Shakespeare and the home of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and adjacent Swan Theatre, is only 13 miles away and the renowned Daylesford Organic Farm is an easy 14-mile journey. Local Food Shops The closest food shops are in Chipping Campden, just a 7-minute drive from the Coach House. On the town’s High Street, you’ll find a well-stocked Co-Operative Food. In Broadway (4 miles away) there is a Warner’s Budgens and Nisa, whilst Evesham (8 miles) is closest for major supermarkets, including an M&S Simply Food, Waitrose, Tesco Superstore, LIDL, ALDI, Morrisons and Co-Operative Food. Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Morrisons all deliver to the Coach House.

A brand new garden studio on the edge of the Cotswolds, in the heart of the Vale of Evesham. Cheltenham & Stratford Upon Avon are just a twenty minute drive away, making this is the perfect retreat without paying expensive Cotswold prices. The studio is built to the highest of standards at the bottom of my landscaped garden & includes underfloor heating, brand new furniture and basic cooking facilities. It also has a private garden area making it the perfect place to relax whatever the season.

The bed can be set up as one king size or two single beds (all bedding is provided). Please let me know you preferences in advance of your stay so I can meet your requirements. There is a full size wardrobe with plenty of hanging and drawer space as well as two mirrors. The basic cooking facilities comprise of a microwave, toaster, fridge & kettle; all complete with crockery and utensils. The studio also has wifi and a smart tv. The bathroom contains a fully functional toilet, sink unit and electric shower with instant hot water. A basic continental breakfast is provided.

Located on a leafy avenue on the outskirts of the small market town of Evesham; within walking distance of the town centre & riverside park. Broadway, a cute Cotswold town, which has many shops & restaurants is a ten minute drive away. Other nearby Cotswold towns include Stow On The Wold, Chipping Campden & Burford. Cheltenham, famous for its festivals (Races, Literature, Jazz & Science) is just a twenty minute drive away. Stratford Upon Avon, famous for William Shakespeare has an abundance of bars, restaurants & theatres, also a twenty minute drive away. Whether you are looking for a gourmet stay, a cultural stay or an outdoors stay, this area fills all of your requirements.

Conveniently situated 200m from Broadway village centre and on the Cotswold Way, this beautiful and newly converted self catering holiday cottage is an ideal spot for guests wanting a peaceful Cotswold retreat. It is also home to internationally renowned artist Jeremy Houghton and his family. The cottage itself is in a picturesque and secluded position. The interior and exterior boasts many useful features including two adult bikes for you to explore the Cotswold countryside.

Located off a quiet country lane in the quaint village of Weston-sub-Edge (aka Weston Subedge) is Milliner’s Barn; a single-story barn conversion in traditional Cotswold stone, offering a tranquil escape to the country - on a working farm - for a family or 2 couples. Exposed beams, roaring fireplace, Cotswold stone walls and vaulted ceilings await guests inside, whilst a small but well-designed farmhouse kitchen, with feature AGA, gives the barn a warm, homely feel.

A classic Cotswold barn conversion with lots of character, ideal for those in search of a quiet slice of traditional, English-country life. Introduction Milliner’s Barn is tucked away off a quiet country lane in the quaint village of Weston-sub-Edge, 2 miles from Chipping Campden. This is a single-story, L-shaped barn conversion in traditional Cotswold stone, offering a tranquil escape to the country for a family or two couples. With interiors that beautifully blend the traditional with the modern, this is a cottage with charm by the bucketful. Exposed beams, Cotswold stone walls and vaulted ceilings greet you as you enter, and a small but well-formed farmhouse kitchen, with feature AGA, gives the barn a distinctly warm and English-country feel. On a sunny day, there’s a lovely, sunny decked patio and walled lawn area, offering plenty of outdoor space to enjoy the gorgeous surroundings from. Sleeping up to four guests across two good-sized bedrooms, it’s a great choice for a family or two couples sharing. If your party is bigger than 4, the adjacent Field House Cottage (sleeps 6+2) can be booked together to accommodate your group. One small dog is welcome to stay at Milliner’s Barn. FACILITIES  WiFi  Bed linen, towels and tea towels  Log burner  Charcoal BBQ  Outdoor dining area  Garden furniture  2 bedrooms (1 en-suite)  2 bathrooms  Washing machine  AGA  Fridge-freezer  Oven and gas hob  Microwave  Integrated dishwasher  TV  DVD player  Highchair x1  Travel cot x1  Iron and ironing board  Pub within walking distance  Private parking  Private lawned garden  Car recommended FULL DESCRIPTION Ground Floor Entrance Hall Milliner’s Barn is entered from the cottage’s gravel driveway (shared with its sister property, Field House Cottage) and accessed via a small suntrap seating area that’s yours to enjoy. Stepping inside this single-story property, you’ll get a real feel for the cottage’s homely vibe thanks to its bright entrance hall, country cream hues and quarry tile flooring. Ahead to… Family Bathroom The main bathroom of the cottage sits between both bedrooms, accessed just off the bright entrance hall. In here you’ll find a modern over-bath shower with square rain-shower head, basin and toilet, plus attractive black and white contemporary floor tiles. Left from the Entrance Hall to… Bedroom 2 The larger bedroom of the house sits on the right-hand side of the entrance hall. A large space offering plenty of room to relax, guests will find a comfortable zip-and-link twin bed for easy configuration, country-cream walls and attractive pine furniture, plus built-in wardrobes, a dressing table and large mirror. Light and bright, the bedroom overlooks a small private courtyard patio; the ideal spot for sundowners or a morning cuppa. Right from the Entrance Hall to… Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 sits to the left of the entrance hall, featuring a sink-in 5ft double bed and handy en-suite single shower room. Overlooking the barn’s private lawned garden area, this bedroom has exposed beams, cream walls and bright pops of colour giving it a homely, relaxed vibe. Through to… Kitchen The heart of the home, Milliner’s Barn’s beautiful kitchen offers guests the feeling of a real farmhouse escape. Exposed beams and traditional quarry-tile flooring give the space a traditional feel, whilst cream wooden units, bright tiled walls and all the mod-cons you should need bring it well and truly into the present day. A central dining table, seating up to four guests, offers the perfect spot for everything from relaxed breakfasts through to lively evening feasts. The real stunner of the space is the feature AGA; a modern take on the barn’s farmhouse past, with a tiled backdrop of a traditional farm scene. Through to… Living Room A wonderful space for everyone to enjoy, the vaulted and beamed ceilings, large exposed stone feature wall and a pretty log burner carry on the traditional rustic feel of the home, brought into the modern day through bright fabrics, contemporary artwork and large, cosy sofas. In here, you’ll find a TV and DVD player, plus French doors which open directly onto the barn’s enclosed outdoor decking area. OUTSIDE Milliner’s Barn benefits from lots of private outdoor space for guests of all ages to enjoy. Alongside the small private suntrap patio, which sits aside its main entrance doorway, the rear of the property boasts a private, fenced decking area – complete with dining furniture and charcoal BBQ – and can be accessed from the living room. Leading on from patio is a pretty, walled lawn; completely private should you need, but also able to be shared with Field House Cottage if you’re staying as a group. (Field House Cottage sleeps 6 adults + 2 children.) Sit back on the decking and relax with an al fresco feast or let the kids and a doggie visitor run wild on the lawn, safe in the knowledge that they’re completely enclosed.

Local Amenities For drinks and a bite to eat, the local Seagrave Arms is within walking distance of Milliner's Barn (less than one mile); an award-winning inn serving up tasty all-day dining options. There’s even a pretty beer garden, offering the perfect spot for a sun-downer after a busy day exploring the Cotswolds. A community 'Village Bar' serves drinks and bar bites and is also a short walk from the Barn. The nearest local shops and amenities can be found in Chipping Campden, just a 5-minute drive from Milliner’s Barn. On the town’s High Street, you’ll find a well-stocked Co-Operative Food, well-equipped for the basic grocery amenities that you’ll need during your stay. For those in search of something a little special, Fillet & Bone, also situated on the High Street, offers beautiful artisan produce sourced from across the Cotswolds; rare-breed meat, seasonal vegetables, fresh breads, charcuterie and freshly-baked cakes and patisserie can all be found here. Slightly further afield, nearby Broadway (10-minute drive) offers a Warner’s Budgens and Nisa, whilst Evesham (25-minute drive) is closest for major supermarkets; an M&S Simply Food, Tesco Superstore, LIDL, ALDI, Morrisons and Co-Operative Food can all be found there. If you would like to save time and take the hassle out of your stay, we recommend planning ahead with a grocery delivery; Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Morrisons all deliver to Milliner’s Barn. Chipping Campden is quite simply one of the finest towns in the Cotswolds – well preserved and full of history, but also full of life and bustle.

Welcome to my home. Bedroom and dressing/sitting room and bathroom. Lovely Cotswold views from your window's intro you to country life. Charming village a foodie pub's and shop with tea room. Walks, views, charm and history await your stay. Its a private working house in the country and I welcome people to simple space, hospitality and jolly good breakfast. All I ask is that you enjoy your time in The Cotswold's and embrace my home as a home

Simple space that is comfortable and relaxed in a private house that is a working house and not a hotel or indeed aB&B. Your space will be respected and I believe I offer value for money ( The Cotswold's is a busy and expensive location for accomodation with 2or3 night min occupancy only at key months ) in a lovey part of The UK. Therefore Airbnb and The Garden House offer great value and flexibility - plus a warm welcome for sure !

Willersey is a delightful Cotswold Village. Small but it has life and soul - pubs and one shop allows easy living. On the door step of all the Key Cotswold villages and attractions. Also Stratford upon Avon and Cheltenham are both 25mins away if the countryside gets too much !

Freshly decorated double bedroom within a 5 minute walk of Broadway Village Centre. Lots of amazing walks in the countryside on the doorstep

I have pets and well behaved dogs are welcome

Broadway is a beautiful village in the Cotswolds. It has lots of cafes, pubs and restaurants within easy walking distance of the house.

A beautifully thatched and beamed Cotswold cottage that’s immaculately and tastefully furnished and feels homely, loved and cherished. Sleeping 4 in a comfortable king size double and twin bedroom, it’s perfect for a family, two couples or one couple who like a little extra room. Centrally located in the historic village of Bretforton (and a stone's throw from the historic Fleece Inn), it’s an ideal base to explore surrounding Cotswold villages – many of which are within a 10-minute drive.

Located in the heart of Bretforton, just across from the village green, next door to Bretforton Village School’s playing field, within sight of St. Leonard’s Church and a stone’s throw from the National Trust-owned Fleece Inn, Old Fox Cottage will capture your heart even before you go in. The Tiffany-blue front door, with its foxy door knocker, peeping out from under the immaculate thatched roof, sets the tone for your stay here. It is a delightful property. The owners, Adam and Lois, have worked tirelessly to produce a look and feel that is tasteful and luxurious throughout the cottage. With its peaceful blues, calm creams and woodland themes, you’ll feel particularly warm, cosy and cosseted here. The attention to detail is fantastic, with every mod con anticipated and provided. Shut the front door and all the worries of the world melt away. What makes this cottage additionally attractive is the village of Bretforton itself, which is a friendly, welcoming place best demonstrated by its community shop, stocked with essential items and tasty goodies. Similarly, the Fleece Inn is a warm and friendly place with an impressive calendar of events and activities to enjoy while sampling their hearty menu and fine wines and beers. Even if you never venture further than Bretforton, you’ll have a great stay. However, being just 6 miles from Broadway and Chipping Camden, 12 miles from Stratford-on-Avon, 18 miles from Cheltenham, 30 miles from Birmingham and 40 miles from Oxford, the best of the Cotswolds is on your doorstep. One of England’s Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), the Cotswolds is renowned for its lovely, honey-gold stone cottages amidst quiet, well-preserved villages set in rural countryside. Walking, sight-seeing and cycling are the most popular activities with visitors to Old Fox Cottage. FACILITIES  Sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms (one double, one twin)  Family bathroom with individual shower and bath facilities, complimentary shower gel and shampoo  On-street parking  Central heating  WiFi  Child friendly  Laundry/utility room with combined washing machine, tumble dryer  All bed linen, bath towels and tea towels provided  Electric woodburner  Hairdryer in every bedroom  Gas cooker with oven  Kenwood microwave oven  Hotpoint dishwasher  Fridge  Freezer  High chair  Integral stairgate  Private enclosed garden – safe for children  Outdoor patio/dining area  Patio furniture  Gas BBQ  Flat screen digital Samsung TV in Living Room plus digital Samsung TV in Master Bedroom  Historic pub, The Fleece Inn, within 60 paces  Car recommended if wanting to explore LOCAL AMENITIES Bretforton is a small Cotswold village with a remarkable beating heart. The Community Shop and Café has become a social hub for the village, selling a wide range of essential items and local produce. Open from 7.30am to 6.30pm Monday to Friday; 8am – 5pm Saturday; and 9am – 1pm Sunday. You can find the Community Shop in the same grounds as Bretforton Social Club, which can be accessed by car from New Street or on foot via Main Street. For a more substantial shop, there’s Warner’s Budgens, 6 miles away in Broadway (open 8am – 9pm Monday – Sunday). The Chadbury Farm Shop in Evesham is also an excellent source of fresh local produce. Alternatively, for a big weekly shop or if you need a pharmacy, there is a Morrisons and Tesco Superstore in Evesham. If you’d like a break from cooking, the Fleece Inn serves traditional English favourites, including locally grown asparagus during the season (April is high season), local faggots, home-made pies and fish and chips. (They even do take away fish and chips, cider and beers.) They serve food made from with at least 30% of the ingredients sourced from within 30 miles of Evesham. Best of all, it’s in walking distance of the Cottage. When you’re ready to go adventuring, Broadway, Broadway Tower and Chipping Camden are great for walkers, cyclist or for a short car trip. Some of the Cotswolds’ most popular villages, towns and attractions are within a 30-minute drive, including Bourton-on-the-Water, Snowshill, Batsford, Moreton-in-Marsh and Stow-on-the-Wold. See the ‘Guidebook’ below for details of things to do and places to see. FULL DESCRIPTION GROUND FLOOR Entrance Hall Enter through the partially glazed front door straight into the light-filled Entrance Hall, which combines as a snug vestibule (great for sinking into the comfy armchairs while pulling off boots and coats) and practical room with cupboard for coats and wellies and a helpful umbrella stand. With its wooden floor, cream tongue-and-groove panelling and original beams, the Entrance Hall offers a warm welcome. Left into… The Living Room The Tiffany blue and cream theme continues into this lovely room, tastefully furnished with two sumptuous armchairs and a large double sofa. The most striking feature in here is the inglenook fireplace with original beam work. Within the fireplace is a wood-effect electric burner. The Living Room is all ready for a cosy night in, where you can enjoy the large, flat-screen digital TV with Blu Ray DVD player and a wealth of films. Alternatively, there’s a Wii console with games if you’re feeling more energetic. An Emma Bridgwater DAB radio with iPod docking station on the dresser is set up for playing your own playlist or a podcast. Back and left to... The Kitchen The beautiful and immaculate country-cottage kitchen has been carefully designed so that every appliance you’ll need for your stay is there, but cleverly hidden away to provide everything you need in a small space; the only obvious appliance is the gas hob with built in oven and extractor hood above. However, an integral slimline Hotpoint dishwasher and integral fridge can be found beside the cooker, whilst behind an ingenious bifold cupboard you’ll find the bread bin, Kenwood microwave and Dualit toaster and kettle. The wall units house everything you’ll need to cater for your group. There’s also an iron under the large ceramic sink and a high chair, picnic basket and vacuum in the under-stair cupboard. Left through to… Utility/Laundry Room A compact space where you’ll find the Hotpoint combined washing machine/dryer, a small library of books, re-chargeable tea light candles and storage cupboards housing cleaning materials and the boiler. Left through to… Family Bathroom As with the rest of the cottage, this room is impeccably and tastefully appointed with limestone floor and travertine wall tiles. Relax and soak away stresses in the large roll top bath that sits under the small private window overlooking the side path. Or enjoy a rainfall shower in the separate elevated double-shower enclosure. The bathroom is thoughtfully stocked with all the shampoo, shower gel and bubble bath you could need – so don’t weigh your luggage down with those heavy items. Return out to… Dining Conservatory Streaming with bright light (even on an overcast day), the heated Dining Conservatory is a great living space: by day it’s an extra living and eating space where you’ll sit to enjoy your breakfasts and lunches and access the patio garden and BBQ outside. By night, it can be transformed into an intimate dinning space with shimmering lighting. Return to…   UPSTAIRS Up the stairs from kitchen turning right into... Master double bedroom The oldest part of the cottage, the master double-bedroom has a cosy yet luxurious feel, tucked under the beams and eaves. From the iron-frame double bedstead you can enjoy private views through the traditional cottage windows. The cushioned window seat is a wonderful place to sit and while away some relaxation time. The bedroom has a lovely full-length cheval mirror, a deep clothes closet, a hairdryer and a digital flat-screen TV for bedtime viewing. Up the stairs from kitchen turning left into... Twin Bedroom A delightful room with two large, single beds, fluffy bed linen with bed throws, original beams and window overlooking a flat roof to the patio beyond. Ideal for children, this room would also suit two adults because of its L-shaped layout, providing individual privacy in a shared space. OUTSIDE The area to the rear of the cottage has been laid to patio and is reached either through the side gate and path or through the back door from the Dining Conservatory. In this clever us of space you’ll find a lovely, ivy-walled sun trap. The main patio area is up two stone steps where there’s a large ‘Outback’ gas BBQ, a rattan-style patio table with four matching chairs to one side and two rattan-style sofas with all-weather coffee table on the other. For a property in the heart of a village, this outside space is marvellously private being surrounded by high walls. (Note: one small window overlooks the area to one side but seems rarely unused.)

Bretforton is a small Cotswold village with a remarkable beating heart. The Community Shop and Café has become a social hub for the village, selling a wide range of essential items and local produce from 7.30am to 6.30pm Monday to Friday, 8am – 5pm Saturday and 9am – 1pm Sunday. You can find the Community Shop in the same grounds at Bretforton Social Club, which can be accessed by car from New Street or on foot by Main Street. For a more substantial shop, there’s Warner’s Budgens, 6 miles away in Broadway (open 8am – 9pm Monday – Sunday). The Chadbury Farm Shop in Evesham is also an excellent little source of fresh local produce. Alternatively, for a big weekly shop or if you need a pharmacy, there’s Morrisons and Tesco Superstore in Evesham. If you don’t fancy cooking, The Fleece Inn is just across the village green. When asparagus is in season, it’s the only place to really enjoy this local speciality. The local faggots, home-made pies and fish and chips are favourites of ours. (They even do take away fish and chips, cider and beers!) When you’re ready to go adventuring, Broadway, Broadway Tower and Chipping Camden are great for seasoned walkers or a short car trip out. Whilst further afield, Bourton-on-the-Water is a firm favourite for children with its famous Model Village, Birdland and ice cream parlours. Should you have the misfortune of feeling unwell whilst you’re with us, there’s a doctor’s surgery in Evesham and hospitals nearby in Worcester and Cheltenham. The nearest dentist is Evesham Dental Health Team.

A charming, beautifully furnished private garden room, in an annex with en-suite bathroom. The property is situated on a farm, in an idyllic location. The room backs onto a beautiful Victorian walled garden . The property is ideally situated in the heart of the Cotswolds, approx 3 miles from Broadway and just a mile from the historic village of Stanton. Fantastic walking routes are easily accessible. Cheltenham Racecourse is 15 minutes away.

The Potting Shed is a lovely secluded spot, very quiet in a beautiful garden setting. It is surrounded by a dairy farm and there are horses and dogs around the place. We provide a proper cooked breakfast in the main house.

in the Vale of Evesham, our beautiful home; built 1904 with many original features, is a perfect for touring Cotswold villages, climbing the Malvern hills, visiting Stratford upon Avon or local National Trust houses/gardens. Regular trains between London & Evesham BUT car is essential for touring the area.

Overlooking quiet gardens, our peaceful guest bedroom has the use of a small recently refurbished bathroom nearby, no bath, but with a generous sized shower and downstairs there is a further shower room. Occasionally the shower rooms will need to be shared when the single room is occupied. Please note the double bed is standard size, 4'6" wide by 6'6" long. Unless I have friends over for supper guests are welcome to use the kitchen to cook a meal, though most people seem to go out to eat.

Apart from our lovely neighbours, we have the River Avon and a great prize winning park beside it. For night life we have the amazing restored Art Deco private cinema, The Regal, with the latest films, live acts and music.

Beautiful cottage in lovely Cotswold village of Broadway complete with own garden and off street parking

Your perfect Cotswold Getaway PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR SHORT BREAK PRICES FOR 2 NIGHTS THE MINIMUM PRICE IS £90.00 A NIGHT. Situated in the idyllic village of Childswickham, Holly Cottage offers everything you require for a quintessentially British escape to the countryside About Holly Cottage Contemporary hideaway in beautiful village setting Walking distance to Childswickham Inn & Brasserie at Childswickham Private enclosed patio garden. Week only bookings from June to September

Property Details Arrival and departure times Standard arrival time is any time after 4pm and departure 10am. Please contact us if you have any special requests regarding arrival & departure times. Bed Sizes and configurations 4’6 continental double bed, two bedside tables and chest of drawers Optional sofa bed at an additional £40. All bed linens are provided. Electric oven & hob, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher and microwave. Small Private enclosed Garden with swing seat, patio table chairs ,small grass area with flower borders – great for al fresco dininng Parking on private drive provide for 2 cars LCD TV with Freeview Wireless internet access. All household linens are included. Dogs Small dogs are allowed. A safety gate is provided due to open plan living area. Please contact if you have any further dog related enquiries. There is an extra charge of £15.00 per stay . Payable on arrival please. Baby & Child friendly facilities We welcome children at Holly Cottage – a travel cot and baby chair can be provided upon request. There is also a safety gate in the property. Bathrooms Ground floor bathroom includes a shower, washbasin, WC and heated towel rail. Services provided Holly Cottage has free wireless internet access. There is no home landline however mobile phone reception is generally good. Parking Private parking on our drive is provided. Smoking No smoking is permitted throughout the property. Keys Key safe for easy and secure access.

Visitors Guide Located in the idyllic village of Childswickham on the edge of the Cotswolds, Holly Cottage is set in walker’s paradise. With the village pub just around the corner, enjoy a taste of village life. We are located to many wonderful places, explore if you wish, or simply come to relax! Broadway, tconsidered one of the most picturesque towns in the Cotswolds is just a mile away from where you will find a fantastic array of art galleries and eateries.Broadway Tower, offering one of England’s finest viewpoints across 13 counties on a clear day is nearby and within a short drive you’ll also find the picturesque towns and villages of Chipping Campden, Moreton-in-Marsh and Bourton-on-the-Water. Other attractions in the area include Sezincote House and Gardens, Batsford Falconry Centre, Cotswold Quad and Outdoor Activity Centre and Snowshill Manor and Lavender Farm. Shakespeare’s Stratford-upon-Avon and the Roman City of Cirencester are a little further afield, but well worth a visit.

A charming 2 bedroom (sleeps 4), chocolate-box hideaway in a quiet pedestrian mews, tucked away just moments from Broadway’s independent boutiques. Those looking for a quintessential Cotswolds escape in every sense of the word need look no further than this delightful bolthole in the centre of the beautiful market town of Broadway; a small-but-perfectly-formed mews cottage for up to four guests, hidden in a quiet backwater just a stone’s throw from Broadway’s main shopping street.

Those looking for a quintessential Cotswolds escape in every sense of the word need look no further than this delightful bolthole in the centre of the beautiful market town of Broadway; a small-but-perfectly-formed mews cottage for up to four guests, hidden in a quiet backwater just a stone’s throw from Broadway’s main shopping street. With 200 years of history under its belt, this is real Cotswold-cottage living; a heritage-rich hideaway for holidaymakers looking to get under the skin of one of the Cotswolds’ most popular tourist destinations. Postcard-worthy exteriors greet you from the moment you step through the courtyard within which the cottage sits, with a stone carving on the wall dating ‘Aug 1, 1811’ giving you a good idea of the cottage’s impressive history. Inside, the cottage’s cosy, homely interiors blend the modern with the traditional, with plenty of nods to its heritage preserved in the exposed wooden beams, beautiful parquet flooring, original windows and Victorian equine artwork adorning the walls. Elegant yet comfortable, the real star of the cottage is its beautifully-maintained courtyard garden; a real treat for a cottage of this size and the perfect spot within which to unwind, sundowner in hand, after a day exploring the glorious Cotswold surroundings. Best of all, Broadway’s many boutiques, cafés and restaurants are all within a 2-minute walk from the front door. The Living Space Stepping through the traditional stable door directly into a light-filled hallway, glimpses to the cottage’s heritage are evident in the whitewashed stone walls and parquet flooring found throughout the cottage’s ground floor, evoking a real sense of country-living as soon as you step inside. The shared living space of the house is accessible directly from the central hallway, giving the cottage a flowing, spacious feel despite its smaller size. To the right, a snug dining room with table for four and views to the cottage’s pretty courtyard garden can be found, leading through into a modest but well-equipped kitchen that sits at the cottage’s front. Perfectly petite, the kitchen manages to squeeze in all you’ll need for a well-catered stay, including a double electric oven, dishwasher, freestanding fridge/freezer and plenty of kitchenware; there’s even a tiny tea making station tucked within a handy wall nook. Stepping back through the hallway you’ll find a cosy living room and the main living space of the house, boasting sink-in sofas in calming country-cream hues and bright dual aspect windows, including a handy French door leading directly out into the property’s pretty courtyard garden. The cottage’s history here once again comes to life through the parquet flooring, statement stone fireplace - complete with Victorian-era favourite Staffordshire Dog ornaments – and traditional equine artwork; a subtle nod to Broadway’s history as a key coaching hub of the Cotswolds. Modernists needn’t worry though, with a TV and WiFi on hand to ensure you stay well and truly up to date with the 21st century during your stay. The ground floor also homes a handy cloakroom WC, hidden away beneath the stairs. Bedrooms Upstairs, 2 well-proportioned bedrooms sleep up to 4 guests: Bedroom 1 The master bedroom of the house can be found at the top of the cottage’s staircase, boasting the same bright dual-aspect outlook that the cottage’s living room enjoys. An eye-catching antique French-style double bed acts as the focal point of the room; an intricate masterpiece in mahogany, featuring delicate carvings and four miniature posts to evoke a real sense of occasion. A generously-proportioned room, there’s also a built-in wardrobe, dresser and dressing table at your disposal, plus attractive exposed beams and a delicate tapestry adorning the wall to further emphasise the elegant, French-style feel. Bedroom 2 Across the landing sits Bedroom 2, with zip-and-link twin beds making it perfect for younger guests or adults who don’t mind bunking in together. Boasting the same refined, French-style theme of the Master, Bedroom 2 also benefits from beautiful bright interiors thanks to the dual-aspect windows overlooking the cottage’s frontage and beautiful private courtyard garden. It also homes a statement mahogany dressing table, built-in wardrobe and small sink behind the door; a Victorian throw-back that’s stood the test of time. Bathroom The cottage’s main bathroom can be found upstairs between bedrooms 1 and 2, with a double shower, attractive Victorian-style Chatsworth wash basin and wonderfully high ceiling, evoking a real sense of space within this family bathroom. Fully tiled with wood-effect flooring, a large window overlooking the cottage’s front floods the bathroom with light, boasting the same laid-back yet elegant style that can be found throughout the cottage. What’s Outside Hidden away in a somewhat secret courtyard just off Broadway’s main shopping street, Box Cottage is perfectly placed for those seeking the peace and tranquillity of a country escape, with the benefit of amenities on the doorstep. Pretty in equal measure inside and out, the cottage is accessed from the front through a kissing gate at the end of a quiet backwater, sitting pretty alongside a row of fellow mews cottages opposite an ivy-strewn dry-stone wall. The real gem of the cottage is its private courtyard garden, accessible via French doors leading from the staircase and living room. Encased by traditional Cotswold stone walls in typical courtyard style, this spacious outside area affords the cottage plenty of al-fresco dining opportunities thanks to a dedicated outdoor-dining set and charcoal BBQ sat beneath a beautiful Wisteria-strewn pergola; ideal for offering shade on sunny summer days. The perfect space to unwind in after a day exploring Broadway’s many boutiques, the courtyard is beautifully-maintained with plenty of greenery to give it a real English country garden feel. Facilities Parking on premises (one car) Wireless Internet Washing Machine Dishwasher Charcoal BBQ Outdoor Dining Area Iron Telephone 1.5 Bathrooms 2 bedrooms Amenities within walking distance Local Amenities Amenities are very much on the doorstep at Box Cottage, meaning you needn’t have to venture far for the essentials during your stay. The nearest convenience stores are in Broadway itself, with Warner’s Budgens and Nisa both within walking distance and stocked full of the essentials you’ll need for a well-catered break. The nearest major supermarkets can be found in Evesham (20-minute drive), where an M&S Simply Food, Tesco Superstore, LIDL, ALDI, Morrisons and Co-Operative Food offer you plenty of choice when it comes to stocking up. If you fancy taking the hassle out of your stay completely, we recommend planning ahead with a grocery delivery; Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Morrisons all deliver to the cottage.

Things to Do Eating When it comes to eateries in Broadway you’re truly spoilt for choice, with a wide selection of independent cafés, restaurants and pubs to enjoy within walking distance of Box Cottage. For those in search of a real treat, Russell’s of Broadway is the ideal choice; a Michelin-guide favourite serving up sophisticated, modern British cuisine along Broadway’s high street. The renowned Lygon Arms, located just a few doors down from the cottage along the high street, is also a great choice for more formal evening meals, with the Lygon Bar & Grill offering a selection of locally-sourced dishes in a stunning Tudor dining room setting. For more laid-back all-day dining, Number 32 Broadway offers a fantastic menu spanning brunch- early supper, serving up a selection of light bites, pizzas and sharer-boards with a contemporary-cool feel. Russell’s Fish and Chips is also a must-visit for those in search of a slap-up meal with a distinctly refined feel courtesy of the team behind Russell’s of Broadway, as is Broadway Deli; a treasure-trove of local delicacies, fresh goodies and store-cupboard essentials, with a small café serving up daily breakfast, lunch and afternoon treats. No visit to Broadway would be complete without a jaunt up to the famed Dormy House, an award-winning boutique hotel with fantastic foodie credentials, with afternoon tea in The Garden Room a must for those in search of an elegant way to while away the hours. For afternoon tea with a more relaxed feel, look no further than The Tea Set – sister to its namesake tea room in Chipping Norton- located just off the high street. Walking The Cotswolds’ miles and miles of picturesque walking routes are on your doorstep here at Box Cottage, with The Cotswold Way running directly through Broadway itself to connect you to the likes of nearby Chipping Campden, Snowshill and Winchcombe, dependant on how far you’re willing to travel on foot. We’d recommend the brisk walk from Broadway’s High Street to Broadway Tower, designed in 1799 for the sixth Earl and Countess of Coventry, where your hard up-hill efforts are rewarded by magnificent views said to stretch to up to 12 counties wide. For those keen to continue their Cotswold explorations on foot, you can follow the Cotswold Way towards Snowshill on a 7-mile round trip, where the beautiful 15th century Snowshill Manor is well-worth a visit at the half-way point; as is a hard-earned rest stop at the Snowshill Arms. Must-Sees The north Cotswolds is crammed-full of attractions sure to keep visitors happy no matter what the weather, with Broadway itself full of must-sees within walking distance of Box Cottage. History-buffs will love The Broadway Museum and Art Gallery (5-minute walk), a community museum which tells the town’s history through art, as well as Broadway Tower (35-minute walk); a spectacular monument atop an ancient beacon site overlooking the town from its 65ft vantage point. The National Trust property Snowshill Manor is also just a 7-minute drive for those in search of a stately day out, whilst Batsford Arboretum (25-minute drive) offers a picturesque breath of fresh air amidst glorious woodland for those looking to stretch their legs. Slightly further afield, Cotswold Lavender (10-minute drive) is an absolute must during the warmer months with fields upon fields of vibrant purple lavender to explore, including a distillery where the lavender is harvested for essential oil each summer. Distillery fans will also love Cotswolds Distillery at Stourton (30-minute drive) where you can get hands-on with the intricacies of whisky and gin making; the perfect day-out for fans of a tipple or two. For younger guests, Broadway boasts its own Activity Park where hours of fun can be had playing in the great outdoors, with Cotswold Farm Park and Cotswold Wildlife Park just a 20-minute and 40-minute drive from Box Cottage respectively.

A ground floor self contained Studio apartment, comprising of kitchenette, with fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster, coffee maker and hot plate and mini-oven. The bathroom has a walk-in shower. The relaxing lounge and bedroom area has a king size bed and two sofas set around a log burner for colder winter nights. the studio its own entrance shared with the upstairs flat. We have created a homely and inviting space for couples looking to relax, explore or work

Our accommodation is sited in a picturesque village ideally located to explore the local area including the Cotswolds, Worcestershire, Cheltenham and Malvern. We pride ourselves on creating a home from home experience, by adding simple touches that mean a lot and giving attention to detail

Based in a small quiet village with black and white thatched cottages. St Michael's church stands at the heart of the village dating back to doomsday book and Norman times . Over looking the River Avon, well known by fishermen, there are walks along the banks with stunning views of Cropthorne and Fladbury Mills.

My place is close to Lovely walks along the River Avon. The Regal cinema is a ten minute walk from the accommodation. Nearby towns include Broadway, Stratford-upon-Avon, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bouton-on-the-Water, and Winchcombe. Attractions include the Abbey Tower, Broadway Tower from which you get a view of 8 counties, and many more.. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers.

- Off road parking for multiple cars - Super fast WiFi (30mbps+) - Cereal / Bread available for breakfast - Hair dryer in room - Toddler bed available on request - Shared bathroom - Note room is upstairs - Please note we are out of town so a car is useful as we are in a rural setting although there are local busses. Check in after 6pm, Check out before 11am

JAKAMA, is a family home in the middle of the Vale of Evesham countryside. A 17th Century detached farm house located in beautiful rural setting. We have a large, well equipped kitchen which our guests are free to use.

We are in a very quiet rural location set on top of a hill with outstanding views across the hills. Perfectly situated to get to Worcester, Cheltenham, Stratford-upon-Avon and north to Birmingham, right in the heart of the costswolds.

Beautiful cottage in wonderful Cotswold village of Broadway with own garden and off street parking

Enjoying a peaceful setting one mile Chipping Campden and within the grounds of the owner’s farm with 22 acres, recently restored Studio "Fox's Den" Ideal property to enjoy some peace and quiet. With a separate kitchen double hob, toaster, microwave, fridge/freezer, tea, coffee etc inc. Living area with easy chairs and dining table and double bed. Please note :- the property has a private water supply. Due to its location is not suitable for people with mobility issues or young children.

When staying at Fox's Den there is also an opportunity to bring your own horses/ponies to ride as we can provide stabling / paddock turnout, private riding around the grounds and men'age available £20 per horse per night, by arrangement with the owners

Enjoying a peaceful setting within the grounds of the owner’s home with 22 acres, recently beautifully restored studio. The property adjacent to the famous landmark and views from Dovers Hill. The property enable guests to enjoy the natural surroundings and landscape with amazing views over the Vale of Evesham including Breden Hill and the Malvern Hills. Ideal for couples, wanting to explore the Cotswold s whatever the time of year. Chipping Campden is our nearest village just 1 mile away with its attractive high street having many restaurants and cafes and local produce is well situated with the start of the “Cotswold Way” is perfect for enthusiastic walkers with a wealth of way marked paths weaving their way throughout the many hamlets and countryside, Broadway is just 3 miles away with its traditional high street with an eclectic mix of antique dealers, independent boutiques, cafes and restaurants. Further afield are Shakespeare’s birthplace Stratford upon Avon, Warwick with the finest medieval castle in England and Cheltenham famous for the races and many other festivals throughout the year. There are also many National Trust properties and gardens, to include Snows Hill Manor and Chedworth Roman Villas

During the Covid-19 outbreak we are offering this space to those needing to self isolate, or support workers needing to live away from home. I will leave 3 days between each booking as well as extra cleaning. A small one bedroomed brick barn, in a working farmyard, done out nicely inside, and very cosy. It just needs a little TLC outside! It over looks the Cotswold Hills, and is 100 yards away from a footpath that leads you to Saintbury, and up the Cotswold escarpment.

Sadly there is no WiFi as we do not have access to it at property. The outside space has yet to be finished, and tidied up! However, there is space to sit outside and take in the sun on a picnic table just outside the door. You must like dogs as we have 4 roaming the farmyard as our house is 50 yards away. All the dogs are friendly and well behaved. I am also offering a shopping service to those that have to self isolate. As it is a working farm there will be vehicles and people about the yard at different times.

We live at the base of the Cotswold Hills just outside Weston Subedge, 2 miles from Chipping Campden and 7 miles from Stratford upon Avon.

Romantic and quiet room + lush green garden.