 | Entering the centrally heated cottage via a large porch (great for boots and coats), you come into the cottage kitchen, fully fitted and containing high quality appliances including Fridge Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine,/Tumble Drier, Microwave and much more.
Through into the lounge/dining room you will find a large log burner for those cosy nights in, as well as two large comfy sofas, a Plasma wall TV, DVD player, Cd player and plenty of books and games for you to use at your leisure.
The intimate dining area has been furnished to a very high standard to include solid oak/painted furniture and is close to the kitchen ready for that perfect meal or take-away! The ceiling is beamed and features modern lighting which you may control according to your mood.
The large, luxury bathroom is located on the ground floor and incorporates a separate shower cubicle with a large chrome head and constant hot water for that perfect shower, as well as bath, WC and basin. |
On the first and second floors are two large double bedrooms, once again furnished to the highest standards and equipped with hairdriers, providing warm and stylish retreats. The top bedroom also has a single bed for a fifth person if required.
The cottage also has the benefit of its own off-road car parking space, the perfect motive for taking a walk around Stow-on-the-Wold and the Cotswolds area.
Clean linen and towels are of course provided.
South View Cottage is part of the puzzle to an unforgettable Cotswold experience. |  |
 | Access to the cottage is via a small gate which leads into the south facing garden – the perfect retreat for a summer barbecue or a quiet coffee and good read!
Stow-on-the-Wold lies within the heart of the Cotswolds area and demonstrates outstanding natural beauty. It is the highest town in the Cotswold’s at about 800 feet above sea level and was built mainly in the 17th and 18th century after the Battle of Stow - the last battle in the English Civil War, and has witnessed secluded growth and prosperity throughout the Iron, Stone and Bronze Ages.
The Cotswolds Wool Town is situated just beside the Roman Fosseway set on a rounded hill giving it the Iron Age meaning of ‘meeting place on the hill’.
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