Self-catering holiday cottages in Oxfordshire - Page 1 of 1

This lovely little stone cottage was originally where a previous owner kept her pony and trap for transport in the 1880's. It has since been superbly converted into a delightful detached holiday cottage which is positioned on the edge of the owner's lawned garden and part of the old village school. Stable Cottage is located in the village of Chadlington which is set on the northern slope of the Evenlode valley and just minutes away from the enchanting Wychwood forest. Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it is a perfect base for exploring the many delights of the "undiscovered Cotswolds" as well as visiting the well known quintessential villages and towns of Stow on the Wold, Bibury and Bourton on the Water, for which the Cotswold's is renowned. The market towns of W.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Rose Cottage is a very pretty 18th Century holiday cottage that is located in a beautiful Cotswold village with a great pub within walking distance.  It is full of features that provide a charming atmosphere including wood burner and delightful cottage garden, and can accommodate four to six guests (four adults maximum). This is an ideal location for exploring the pretty Cotswold villages and towns along with Oxford, Shakespeare’s Stratford, and the myriad of activities and attractions within the area available all year round. The cottage sits on a country lane that turns into a path which goes down to the pretty stream that meanders its way through the village. Upon arrival at Rose Cottage you will be greeted by a welcome pack of tea, co.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Rose Cottage is a delightful stone semi-detached holiday cottage, that overlooks Kirtlington village North Green. It was built around 1700 and has been modernised, whilst still retaining some lovely old features including the open fireplace - perfect for curling up in front of on those more chilly nights!Kirtlington is an ancient and attractive village that is conveniently located ten miles north of the City of Oxford. On the edge of the Cotswolds with its beautiful rolling countryside and quintessential villages, the surrounding area provides plenty to see and do and offers some lovely walks. One of the walks takes you to Pigeon Lock, on the Oxford Canal where you can often see the narrowboats moored. Woodstock, home of the famous Blenheim Palace is also .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Dating from 1800, this charming Miller's cottage stands amidst 3.5 acres of beautiful gardens and pastureland with sheep and poultry. Comfortably furnished, thoughtfully equipped, warm and cosy, it provides a peaceful rural retreat and excellent base from which to explore the Cotswolds.Mill Cottage is fully centrally heated, double glazed and furnished and equipped to the highest standard. The owners provide not only all linen, towels etc. but plenty of little extra touches to make you feel at home. In the sitting room a wood burning stove will keep you wonderfully cosy and warm during the colder weeks. Built of local honey-coloured stone, the cottage stands in 3 ½ acres of land, which includes a smallholding where we keep poultry and sheep. The lovely garden comprises law.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

A lovely holiday retreat within the conservation village of Alvescot near Burford in the Cotswolds. Originally part of the stables to Greystones House, the cottage was converted in the 80's along with four others and now makes a cosy holiday cottage for up to four people. Alvescot is a small village south of Burford with easy access to the Cotswolds, Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Wiltshire. Alvescot is mentioned in the Domesday book and derives its name from St Elfege. There is a very popular village pub, The Plough, which is listed in the Good Pub Guide and provides a good range of food and beers. Within a five mile radius there are numerous pubs and restaurants. The River Thames is within easy reach and a variety of boats can be hired from Lechlade. The locati.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Granary is a recently converted two bedroom Cotswold stone holiday cottage, located in the West Oxfordshire countryside, just south of the delightful historic town of Burford. All of the accommodation for this cottage is presented on the ground floor so it is wheelchair and baby friendly. With traditional features such as exposed timber beams and stone walls coupled with a fully fitted kitchen, twin and double rooms, the cottage is ideal for family holidays. The Granary is situated close to the footpath and recognised walk, between the charming villages of Alvescot and Shilton.   It is set some four hundred yards back from the nearest road, surrounded by fields and the lovely Oxfordshire countryside. There are terrific wal.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Stables is a recently converted two bedroom Cotswold stone holiday cottage near the picturesque villages of Alvescot and Shilton. This bright and clean cottage boasts a lovely mixture of modern amenities such as a fully fitted kitchen, power showers and under floor heating with traditional features such as exposed timber beams and stone walls. With the historic town of Burford only a few miles away it is the ideal base for a family holiday. The Stables is part of the recently converted 19th century Cotswold stone barn and cottages, situated close to the footpath between Alvescot and Shilton. Set some four hundred yards back from the nearest road, The Stables is surrounded by fields and the lovely Oxfordshire countryside. There are terrif.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Wynn family have been farming at Meadowbrook Farm with 500 acres of land for three generations now. The old barns were converted in 2002 into four luxury cottages.The cottages are situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty in the pretty hamlet of 'Moreton'. Fields surround the cottages with sheep and lambs in one field, cattle and calves and horses in another. There is no passing traffic making a reclusive and peaceful retreat. Thame town offers a wide selection of places to eat, and is minutes away by car or walking across the public footpath takes 10-15 minutes. There are numerous private walks on the farm and two large ponds with Koi Carp, ducks and plenty of wildlife. Thame is a traditional, historic market town with a market every Tuesday. There are .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Wynn family have been farming at Meadowbrook Farm with 500 acres of land for three generations now. The old barns were converted in 2002 into four luxury cottages. The cottages are situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty in the pretty hamlet of 'Moreton'. Fields surround the cottages with sheep and lambs in one field, cattle and calves and horses in another. There is no passing traffic making a reclusive and peaceful retreat. Thame town offers a wide selection of places to eat, and is minutes away by car or walking across the public footpath takes 10-15 minutes. There are numerous private walks on the farm and two large ponds with Koi Carp, ducks and plenty of wildlife. Thame is a traditional, historic market town with a market every Tuesday. There are.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Wynn family have been farming at Meadowbrook Farm with 500 acres of land for three generations now. The old barns were converted in 2002 into four luxury cottages.The cottages are situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty in the pretty hamlet of 'Moreton'. Fields surround the cottages with sheep and lambs in one field, cattle and calves and horses in another. There is no passing traffic making a reclusive and peaceful retreat. Thame town offers a wide selection of places to eat, and is minutes away by car or walking across the public footpath takes 10-15 minutes. There are numerous private walks on the farm and two large ponds with Koi Carp, ducks and plenty of wildlife. Thame is a traditional, historic market town with a market every Tuesday. There are .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Wynn family have been farming at Meadowbrook Farm with 500 acres of land for three generations now. The old barns were converted in 2002 into four luxury cottages.The cottages are situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty in the pretty hamlet of 'Moreton'. Fields surround the cottages with sheep and lambs in one field, cattle and calves and horses in another. There is no passing traffic making a reclusive and peaceful retreat. Thame town offers a wide selection of places to eat, and is minutes away by car or walking across the public footpath takes 10-15 minutes. There are numerous private walks on the farm and two large ponds with Koi Carp, ducks and plenty of wildlife. Thame is a traditional, historic market town with a market every Tuesday. There are .... click to read about this holiday cottage.