Property Information
Round Cottage is a fabulous holiday cottage, set within one of the Cotswolds' finest villages. The cottage has undergone complete renovation creating a beautiful holiday home absolutely ideal for those who wish to relax and escape to an idyllic setting. The village has many traditional Cotswolds houses with open countryside surrounding - an outstanding location! Internally the cottage is presented to a high specification with real thought given to make your stay a memorable and enjoyable one. The spacious kitchen/diner overlooking the cottage garden is especially appealing. The cottage retains many Cotswolds' features, incl beams and woodburning stove which when mixed with the contemporary touches give the home such an attractive appeal. Externally there is large, private garden while the excellent local pub is just a stroll around the corner. We thoroughly recommend this cottage
ACCOMMODATION
Entrance through to kitchen/diner
Kitchen/Diner, fully equipped with table and four chairs plus electric hob and oven, dishwasher, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment. French doors to the patio and garden.
Utility Room with washing machine, WC and washbasin.
Living Room, a spacious yet cosy room with two sofas, armchair, wood burning stove within traditional inglenook, flatscreen TV with Freeview, DVD player.
Upstairs
Master Bedroom with double bed and wardrobe, view towards the village lane
Bedroom Two with twin beds, chest/wardrobe and view towards the garden plus flat screen TV with freeview & DVD.
Family Bathroom, (wonderful!) with clawfoot bath, separate power shower, WC and washbasin
Outside
Delightful garden to the rear, overlooking fields. There is a table and chairs for those sun downers(!) A very peaceful spot from which to enjoy the village and countryside.
Sorry No Pets. Children Welcome. Cot & High Chair available. Off-street parking. Oil fired central heating.
Local Information
Asthall is one of the most desirable villages within the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. It has a long history dating back to the Roman times, when it was on the original 'Akeman Street' - the road which linked Cirencester to St Albans in the Roman era. In more recent times it become famous when the Mitford sisters moved to the Elizabethan manor in the village. It was in the village that Nancy wrote 'Love in a Cold Climate' (she is buried in the churchyard at nearby Swinbrook).
The village is in the Windrush Valley is approximately 2 miles from Burford. It is very convenient for Oxford and is an excellent base from which to tour the Cotswolds' region. Popular locations such as Stow on the Wold, Bourton on the Water and Cirencester are all within a short drive. There is a pub in the village, called the Maytime Inn, with another excellent pub (The Swan) in the next village of Swinbrook. For your daily provisions you can travel to Burford or to the bigger market twon of Witney (5 mins away)