Spring Cottage

SITTING ROOM WITH DINING AREA
Fully carpeted with exposed beams, stone fireplace with gas "wood burning" stove. Relax in front of a warming fire in the comfort of the two-seater sofa or easy chairs. There is a TV, DVD player and old radio. The dining area is elegant and has a polished antique dining room table with six chairs. Both rooms are light with views of the garden.

KITCHEN WITH DINING AREA The kitchen is open plan leading into a dining area and integrated utility area. It is very well equipped with shaker style fitted cupboards with both wooden and tiled work surfaces. The floor is natural slate. Bosch dishwasher, fridge and separate freezer. The cooker is a gas Diplomat with double oven. Microwave and extensive other kitchen appliances. In the dining area of the kitchen there is a pine circular table and chairs. Enjoy a mug of coffee and read a book from the shelves, while sitting by the "wood burning" gas stove. Integrated within the utility area is a washing machine/tumble dryer. A back stable door leads from the kitchen utility.

DOWNSTAIRS BATHROOM
A New England style small bathroom with light painted wooden panel surrounding the bath, WC and basin. Fixed wooden wall units are provided for storage. Beautifully decorated with soft furnishings which compliment the bathroom suite.

BEDROOM ONE WITH EN-SUITE WALK IN SHOWER AND WC
Twin single (3') beds. Fitted cupboard and wardrobe. This is a light, sunny room with windows to two sides. Shower room with corner shower, basin and wc. Heated towel rail.

BEDROOM TWO
Double bed (4' 6") set in an alcove with canopy surround. Again there are fitted wardrobes/cupboard and also a beautiful folk art painted dressing table, which compliments the soft furnishings to produce an exquisitely decorated room.

BEDROOM THREE
Double bed (4' 6") with a semicircular ornate iron canopy and voile drapes. There are fitted wardrobes and ornate bedside table. This is a very tranquil sunny room.

Ground floor

First Floor

Outside

Local Information

Chipping Campden is a small market town built largely by medieval merchants from wealth gained from the wool trade. When coming from the A44 you have an outstanding view and upon entering the town you are welcomed by many thatched cottages.

One of the most charming and unspoilt of the Cotswold towns, it is often described as having the most perfect High Street in England, with it's beautiful honey coloured stone buildings dating from the 14th to the 17th centuries. The Market Hall (now in the care of the National Trust) is an imposing open sided stone arched building, erected in 1627 to provide shelter for the local produce market.

Visitors are welcome in the Old Silk Mill and the workshop of Harts (Gold and Silversmiths) who are descendants of C R Ashbee's Guild.
There is a wide range of interesting small shops and a large variety of good restaurants, hotels and pubs offering both traditional English and international cuisine.
For those keen on walking there are many public footpaths including the Cotswold Way which starts in Chipping Campden and goes to Bath

Reviews

Cute and quaint

Our first trip to the Cotswolds. A perfect home base! Close to everything. We truly enjoyed the garden and the cottage was lovely! We enjoyed delicious meals at the red lion and the Luigi bistro. We enjoyed walking the neighbourhood and admiring the beautiful homes and gardens. We bring home many fond memories in our hearts from this beautiful part of England! 8/12/2023

Breathtaking cottage
A wonderful cottage just off the High Street in a great location. Well equipped for all our needs & very comfortable too. Thank you Laurence & Anne
18/7/2023

A really great overall experience

What we felt here was that we were not in a holiday let but guests in someone’s home. Beautifully maintained, both inside and out. Probably the best organized information binder we've seen plus a very responsive host. Very well located for walking to the main street and for St James church which was hosting the Chipping Campden Music Festival at the time. What more could one want?
1/6/2023

Perfect
Our four night stay at this cottage was just perfect. The cottage oozes with character and is comfortable place to be after a day of sightseeing and or hill walking. We visited during a cool breezy and wet week in April and enjoyed coming “home” to a cozy fire and tea afternoon. The beds were comfortable, there is every possible amenity in the kitchen, and it was all spotless. The town is a perfect balance between not too busy but also not too sleepy. Delicious dinners and tea out in town as well as Dover Hill walk just out outside the front door. I would definitely stay again.
20/4/2023