Alojamientos vacacionales en Chastleton

Romantic Converted Hayloft sat in Cotswolds AONB.

Blending style with a big dose of ingenuity results in something truly quite magical at the Hayloft. Clever craftsmanship meets re-worn wood-meets-concrete in this modern rustic creation. While there's a simple and understated essence to the design, no element of luxury has been compromised; from the spacious king size bed and Scottish linen sofa to the rain shower and copper roll top bath. Situated in the pretty Cotswolds village of Barton on the Heath less than hour and half drive from London.

Rose End Cottage, Oddington

Perfect for couples or young families, Rose End Cottage is a magical Cotswold stone cottage located in Oddington, a highly sought after village in the heart of the Cotswolds. Daylesford, and The Fox at Oddington are both walkable. Oddington is ideally located for exploring the top Cotswold villages and activities, all within easy reach. The cosy cottage is perfect for romantic breaks and features a super king bed, exposed beams, Cotswold stone, and log burner. Sweet treats provided upon arrival!

17th Century Barn in quiet country village

A 17th Century Hay Barn 7 miles from Oxford and in the same village as ‘Le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons’. Enjoy a glass of bubbles on your own private terrace before strolling to dinner at this famous Cotswold stone Manor. Fully wheelchair accessible & with private parking this unique property is the perfect place for a few days away walking in the nearby Chilterns, exploring Oxford’s Colleges & Cafes, visiting Art & Literary Fairs or attending appointments at Oxford’s many leading hospitals.

Luxury Shepherds Hut in the heart of the Cotswolds

Under The Owl Tree is a luxury shepherds hut situated in the heart of a working farm in a beautiful village in the Cotswolds. The hut is fully fitted to a high specification. It has all the amenities for comfort including a fully fitted shower room, hot water and flushing loo. Please note it is a minimum of a two nights stay over the weekends. Sadly dogs are not allowed as we have farm animals, horses, chickens, ducks and not to forget Baguette and Lottie the Kune Kune pigs. 4g only no wifi

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Harcomb Farm Shepherds Huts offer three beautifully presented huts for two adults, each with an open-plan living area with well equipped kitchen, double bed and shower room. Set in a peaceful field on a working arable and livestock farm, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, they offer a true piece of the English countryside and an authentic rural experience. Each hut also has a private patio, wood-fired hot tub and fire pit where you can relax and enjoy the stunning Cotswold views.

Charming 17th Century Cotswolds Cottage

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

Cosy Cotswold Cottage, Stone Bank, Evenlode

In addition to your bedroom and bathroom you can enjoy your own sitting room with large Smart TV and separate breakfast/garden room in this comfortable and cosy Cotswold cottage. ALTHOUGH THE HOST LIVES HERE YOUR PRIVACY IS GUARANTEED. Daylesford and several excellent pubs are within easy reach. The village is a haven of peace and quiet but close to the historic towns of Stow on the Wold, Bourton on the Water and Broadway among others. There are also many beautiful walks from the house.

Charming Cotswold Cottage in a private setting

Beautiful barn conversion cottage in a spectacular private setting. Nestled in rolling Cotswold countryside with uninterrupted views just a stone's throw from the ancient village of Shipton under Wychwood. A cosy living room with original exposed truss beams, a warming log burning stove and a scattering of antiques blend seamlessly with modern fully equipped kitchen. There are two charming bedrooms, both with well appointed ensuite bathrooms. The cottage has its own private garden.

The Garden Room - Coach House.

A beautiful self-contained Cotswold Coach House, this is a great base to explore the Cotswolds & local attractions. We are happy to help with recommendations. Lovely walking with some fantastic pubs Sitting room with smart TV and Kitchenette, ideal for basic cooking Good sized bedrooms Bathroom with a Roll-top Bath and second Shower room Continental Breakfast is provided for your first night. *If coming by Train to Moreton, you will need to book a Taxi for a 5 minute journey.

A stylish and cosy Cotswold cottage

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

The Windmill Blackthorn Hill, Nr. Bicester Village

Featured in the 'Times Newspaper' Top 10 best Places to Stay with Spectacular Views: "A truly amazing experience." Enjoy a luxurious stay in a historic 17th c. listed windmill and create unforgettable memories. You won’t be short of things to do—enjoy boutique shopping at the renowned Bicester Village or take leisurely walks around historic Oxford, just a 15-minute train ride away. Additionally, Blenheim Palace and Waddesdon Manor are nearby attractions worth exploring.

A Granary surrounded by 180 acres of grass

Our Granary has been sympathetically and lovingly converted from an old grain store into a comfortable homely studio for your stay. The Granary is situated next to our farmhouse which originally dated back to 1662. It has recently been fully rebuilt after suffering a large fire. The house, Granary and outbuildings are all constructed of the typical Cotswold stone used throughout the area. We are surrounded by sprawling gardens and grassland.