Shepherds Cottage - Foscot, Chipping Norton

Located in the charming Cotswolds village of Foscot, Shepherds Cottage is a beautiful 17th century, detached Cotswold stone cottage. This characterful cottage seamlessly combines stunning features such as exposed stone walls, wooden beams and an original inglenook fireplace, with all the modern comforts you would expect from a perfect home from home. Tastefully furnished throughout, Shepherds Cottage is ideal for all seasons; the wood burning stove makes the sitting room a cosy space to relax on those chilly evenings, whilst the partially walled garden is ideal for alfresco dining on a summers evening.

As you enter the cottage you will find a large, light and airy dining kitchen with french doors opening to the garden. The snug is central to the cottage and from there is the downstairs shower room and the stunning sitting room with its original fireplace and wood burning stove. Up the stairs (which are narrow and slightly spiralled) is a spacious double bedroom and a twin bedroom, both with televisions, along with the family bathroom.

Situated in the Heart of the Cotswolds, nearby there are some excellent pubs such as the Kings Head in Bledington (within walking distance), the Wild Rabbit and the Plough in Kingham, and the popular Daylesford Organic Farm Shop.

Additional Information:
Sorry, no pets.
Please be aware, this property may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility. The stairs to the first floor are narrow and spiralled; there is an internal step up to the family bathroom; and access to the garden path leading to the entrance is via external steps up from the parking area.
Children and babies welcome. A travel cot can be accommodated in bedroom one (not provided, please bring your own).
The first part of the driveway is shared with private parking through the gates.
The bedroom windows are low and open fully so please ensure children are supervised at all times.
A hairdryer is provided in bedroom one.
There are televisions in both bedrooms and the kitchen.