GARDEN COTTAGE, romantic, character holiday cottage in Black Bourton

This ground floor, holiday cottage is situated in Black Bourton, Oxfordshire and sleeps two people in one bedroom.

Garden Cottage is a ground floor, holiday cottage situated in Black Bourton, Oxfordshire. It is adjacent to the magnificent Shillbrook Manor, which was built around the 1860’s. The property has undergone a complete renovation and today provides stunning accommodation with views across a two acre garden. OWNER ONLY TAKES FRIDAY ARRIVALS FOR 7 DAYS. The cottage is situated on the edge of the hamlet of Black Bourton, which dates backs to 1086. Internally, there is an open-plan living room and dining area with French doors that lead out to the terrace, as well as a fitted kitchen. There is one double bedroom with an en suite shower room and WC. Outside has shared use of a landscaped garden area, an enclosed terrace with furniture and a barbecue provided. The owner, who is a garden designer, is also a keen horticulturalist and is very happy to sell plants in addition to eggs and homemade preserves. Off road parking is available. Garden Cottage is the perfect spot for those interested in historical landmarks.

Amenities: Oil central heating. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, Smart TV with Freeview. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Iron, Ironing Board. shared use of the washing machine located in the main house. Wi-Fi. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for one car.. Enclosed terrace with furniture and BBQ. Shared use of landscaped garden. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Restaurants: The Mason's Arms and the Double Red Duke in Clanfield 1.5 miles.The Farmer's Dog 6 miles. Pub The Vines 4 minute walk. Changeover day Friday. Check-in 4pm, Check-out 10am. *Not suitable for those with mobility issues. PLEASE NOTE FRIDAY-FRIDAY BOOKINGS FOR 7 DAYS ONLY. IF YOU WOULD LIKE ANYTHING DIFFERENT, PLEASE CONTACT RESERVATIONS


Region: Visitors to the Cotswolds have long treasured memories of charming towns and villages built from the famous honey-coloured stone, it now boasts a thriving community of contemporary artists working from studios and shops throughout the area.

Town: Influential authors Maria Edgeworth and William Turner were both born in Black Bourton, a tiny mediaeval town in Oxfordshire. The St. Mary the Virgin Church in Black Bourton, which houses magnificent wall murals from the 13th century that were painstakingly unearthed in 1932, offers a great gastropub. The West Oxfordshire Arts Gallery is only one of the numerous sites of interest in the surrounding village of Bampton, which serves as one of the main filming locations for Downton Abbey. Oxford is only 21 miles away, and Burford, the gateway to the Cotswolds, is conveniently located. a great starting point for exploring this stunning area.