Overview

welcome to our stunning Period self catering cottage in the heart of the Cotswolds.
Your 'home from home'. in STOW ON THE WOLD
Our cottage provides luxury & comfort with modern facilities, whilst retaining many attractive period features including an Inglenook fireplace with log burning stove, stone mullion windows, exposed beams, oak floors and traditional furnishings.

Broad Oak Cottage is ideally located in a small slip road with free 24hr. roadside parking. A three minute stroll from the market square of Stow and all surrounded by the breathtaking Cotswold countryside, both walking and driving are a pleasure.

 

Accommodation Details

The spacious sitting room with exposed Cotswold stone walls, large brick Inglenook fireplace and log burning stove creates a warm inviting ambience. Lit upon arrival in winter and in addition to full gas central heating throughout.
A large comfortable 3 seat sofa and wing chairs with a
wide screen TV and DVD complete the scheme. A wide selection of dvd's and cd's are provided for your enjoyment.

In the Dining room the exposed stone walls and open fireplace are complimented by oak beams and a large refectory table and 4 chairs. CD player, books, magazines and games.

Door opening to Kitchen.
Newly fitted solid oak kitchen with oak tops and tiled backs. Halogen hob and oven with grill, dishwasher, washing machine/dryer, under fridge/freezer.
Complete with dinner service, cutlery, glasses, kettle, cafetiere, toaster, saucepans and utensils.

Stable door to private enclosed flower filled courtyard with deckchairs and patio set.
A welcome package awaits you on arrival, with homemade cake, a bottle of wine, tea, coffee, milk, bread & butter.
The master bedroom has exposed stone walls, stone mullioned windows and beamed ceiling. A 6ft. wide King-sized bed with comfortable American patchwork quilts and crisp white linens. Dressing table with mirror, freestanding wardrobe with chest of drawers.

The other double bedroom has 2 - 3ft. wide Single beds also with comfortable American patchwork quilts and crisp linens.
Exposed stone to one wall, with beamed ceiling.
Corner vanity wash basin. Freestanding wardrobe with chest of drawers.

The bathroom comprises a white panel bath with wall mounted powerful shower over. A pedestal wash basin with mirror, shaver point, heated towel rail and W.C.
Solid oak flooring.
Molton Brown toiletries are provided for your use during your stay.

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Price Guide:

TARIFF 2012/2013

Free WiFi available
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Winter (Jan, Feb,Oct, Nov, Dec) �725 per week inclusive
Spring (March, April, May) �825 per week inclusive
Summer (June, July, Aug, Sept) �925 per week inclusive
Short Breaks (3 nigh

 

General Details

The old stocks on the green and the Market Cross in the square are reminders of medieval times. Buildings which date back as far as the 10th century are now home to many fine award winning restaurants and gastro pubs, many serving local, organic and seasonal produce.

Interior design, antique furniture, art galleries and independent fashion shops are a treat for the keen shopper. Also home of the famous 'Scotts of Stow', the Garden Co. and Innovations mail order companies all located around the market square.

In Digbeth Street stands The Royalist, said to be the oldest Inn in England. 947AD.

A welcome package awaits you on arrival, with homemade cake, tea, coffee, milk, bread, butter and a bottle of wine.

Special Daylesford Organic Hamper

A gourmet Daylesford Organic Hamper containing a selection of delicacies. Consisting of either a mixed cheese selection, cold meats & pate or smoked fish together with mixed salads and chutney plus a dessert. Complemented by a bottle of their estate ros� from Provence. Available to order.

The picturesque villages of Broadway, Chipping Campden, Bourton on the Water, Burford, Moreton-in-Marsh and The Slaughters are all close-by. The towns of Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon are both within an easy drive.

The National Trust properties at Hidcote, Snowshill Manor, and Chastleton House are nearby.

 

Other Information

Stow is well positioned for visiting the following places of interest:

Blenheim Palace
Sudeley Castle
Warwick Castle
Kiftsgate Court Garden
Westonbirt Arboretum
Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens
Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum
Cotswold Motoring Museum & Toy Collection
Stanway House and Gardens
Abbey House Gardens
Batsford Arboretum & Wild Garden
Bourton House Garden
Hailes Abbey
Kelmscott Manor
Bibury Trout Farm
Horse Riding
Events:

Cheltenham races (March & Nov)
Cheltenham festivals (music, literature, etc)
International air tattoo at Fairford (July)
Longborough festival opera (June-July)