Cotswold Holiday Cottage at Mouse Manor

Nestled along a quiet, cottage-lined street in one of the Cotswolds' most authentic hill villages, Mouse Manor is a quintessential 16th-century cottage that serves as a charming Cotswold retreat. This historic bolthole seamlessly blends its rich past with contemporary comfort, offering a private haven for families, couples, and their four-legged companions.

As you step through the private entrance of this charming 16th-century cottage, you are greeted by the golden glow of original Cotswold stone and the cool touch of flagstone flooring.  

The Sitting Room: Defined by its wealth of period features, the sitting room invites you to unwind beneath heavy oak beams. At its heart sits a majestic stone fireplace with a cast-iron wood-burning stove—the perfect companion for chilly evenings in this delightful Cotswold retreat.  

The Country Kitchen: A true centerpiece of Mouse Manor, the traditional kitchen/diner features a classic gas-fired AGA that keeps the home perpetually warm. With its Belfast sink, wooden latch doors, and a dining table set for four, it is a space designed for slow mornings and shared bottles of wine.

Climb the open staircase of the 16th-century cottage to discover two beautifully appointed bedrooms where the history of Mouse Manor continues through exposed timber framing.

Master Bedroom (Bedroom One): Gaze out over the peaceful village street from the comfort of a double bed in this Cotswold retreat. This light-filled room features built-in wardrobes and an open, airy feel that encourages long lie-ins.

The Garden Room (Bedroom Two): Ideal for children or friends, this peaceful room features two single beds and overlooks the rolling greenery of the rear garden. It includes its own TV, making it a perfect 'den' for younger guests.

The Bathroom: A bright space with a splash of personality, offering both a vintage-style bathtub for long soaks and a separate shower cubicle.

Often described as the 'cherry on the cake,' the rear garden at Mouse Manor, a charming 16th-century cottage, is a multi-tiered sanctuary of seclusion. 

Hidden Pathways: Explore gravelled paths that wind through blooming planted borders and mature trees, creating a picturesque Cotswold retreat. 

Dining Terrace: A sun-drenched patio sits just outside the kitchen, equipped with a BBQ and outdoor furniture—ideal for al fresco dining as the sun sets over the village. 

Secluded Lawns: The upper lawn offers a high degree of privacy, providing a safe and sprawling space for children to play and dogs to explore.