Destination
The Cotswolds
Honey-stone villages and rolling wolds
Rolling limestone hills, dry-stone walls and villages built from warm, honey-coloured stone. The Cotswolds is made for unhurried days: a morning walk across the wolds, a long lunch, an afternoon wandering between market towns.
Our farmhouses here sit on the quieter edges of the region, with views across open farmland and easy access to the villages.
Farmhouses in The Cotswolds
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Near a Cotswold village
Orchard House
- Sleeps 12
- 6 bedrooms
- 4 bathrooms
- Fireplace or wood burner
- Private garden
Cotswold hills
The Long Barn
- Sleeps 8
- 4 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- Fireplace or wood burner
- Hot tub
- Pet-friendly
Cotswold village edge
Wren Cottage
- Sleeps 2
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
- Fireplace or wood burner
- Private garden
Towns & villages
Places to wander
Market towns
Wool-trade towns with weekly markets, antique shops and tea rooms
River villages
Low-lying villages strung along clear chalk streams
Hilltop villages
Quiet lanes, long views and village pubs
Things to do
- Walk a stretch of a long-distance footpath
- Visit an arboretum or historic garden
- Cycle quiet lanes between villages
- Browse antique and craft shops
Local food & attractions
- Farm shops stocked with local produce
- Village pubs with gardens
- Farmers' markets in the market towns
Experiences nearby
Walk the High Wolds
Follow field paths and green lanes across the wolds, with wide views and a village pub at the halfway point.
Farm Shop Lunch
Stock up on local cheeses, bread and seasonal vegetables, then stay for lunch in the café.
Family Picnic & Garden Games
Pack a basket from the farm shop, spread out a blanket under the trees and while away an afternoon with…
Historic Village Stroll
Wander honey-stone streets, peek into the parish church and finish with tea and cake.
Getting there
Most guests arrive by car. Rail stations serve several of the larger towns; a car is useful for exploring the villages. Exact directions are sent with your booking confirmation.
