Overview
Sitting in the quintessential Cotswolds town of Stow-on-the-Wold, surrounded by idyllic countryside and more gastropubs than you can shake a stick at, The Collector’s House has everything you need for a bucolic British break. With three beautiful bedrooms, this honey-hued home is perfect for families or group getaways.
Lovingly restored by its owners, and dotted with hidden treasures and antique finds from their travels, the interiors at The Collector’s House tell a story. You can expect to find anything from striking miscellaneous objects and unusual trinkets to pressed botanical prints and apothecary cabinets. This is a luxury Cotswolds retreat with buckets of charm and character.
Ground Floor
The open-plan farmhouse-style kitchen and dining room are equipped with everything you need for whipping up delicious dinners and Sunday breakfasts. Hunker down in the cosy sitting room and sink into the taupe linen sofa in front of a crackling fire, or enjoy one of the board games left out for guests. Expect original exposed beams on a backdrop of buttery neutrals, open-brick walls and flagstone floors throughout.
First Floor
Climb the old spiral staircase to the further two floors, where you’ll find three unique bedrooms and a dedicated workspace complete with a writing desk, built-in window seats and a rattan rocking chair. Here you can find wooden panelled floors throughout, enveloped with a mismatch of jute and aztec rugs.
The master bedroom has a super-king size bed, the second a king-size and the third is set up in the eaves as a single but can be made into twins on request. All the beds are dressed in chic off-white and French grey linens. We love the stylish light fixtures, from the emerald-green scalloped reading light to the hanging bobbin lamps. The family bathroom has a roll top bath and separate shower.
Outside
At the back of the house you’ll find a private garden with a large fire pit and an undercover outdoor dining set up complete with a BBQ and festoon lights – perfect for summer soirees or wrapped up winter nights.
Dogs
Dogs aren’t allowed at this property so pooches should be left at home.
Larger group? Book alongside neighbouring property, The Nook.
Features
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Welcome Hamper
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Wi-Fi
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Bathtub
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Outdoor Dining
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Washing Machine & Dryer
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Hair Dryer
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Minimum 2 Night Stay
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Bathroom Products
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Country Walks
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Log Burner
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Nespresso Coffee Machine
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Smart TV
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Family-Friendly
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Travel Cot On Request
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Welcome Hamper
-
Wi-Fi
-
Bathtub
-
Outdoor Dining
-
Washing Machine & Dryer
-
Hair Dryer
-
Minimum 2 Night Stay
-
Bathroom Products
-
Country Walks
-
Log Burner
-
Nespresso Coffee Machine
-
Smart TV
-
Family-Friendly
-
Travel Cot On Request
About Stow-on-the-Wold
Surrounded by glorious Gloucestershire countryside, Stow-on-the-Wold is a small picture-perfect Cotswolds town brimming with bakeries, boutiques, restaurants, country pubs, antiques shops and art galleries. Offering the best of both words, this is the perfect destination for those seeking a rural escape but who would still like the buzz of a bustling village life within reach.
How To Get There
The nearest train station is Kingham or Moreton-in-Marsh (10 minutes drive). We recommend booking a taxi in advance if arriving by train as they aren’t usually readily available.
Parking
If arriving by car, there’s private parking available on property for 2 cars and plenty of free additional roadside parking nearby if needed.
CHECK-IN & CHECK-OUT
Check-in is from 4pm and check out is by 10am.
How To Get There
The nearest train station is Kingham or Moreton-in-Marsh (10 minutes drive). We recommend booking a taxi in advance if arriving by train as they aren’t usually readily available.
Parking
If arriving by car, there’s private parking available on property for 2 cars and plenty of free additional roadside parking nearby if needed.
CHECK-IN & CHECK-OUT
Check-in is from 4pm and check out is by 10am.
Food & Drink
– Just around the corner, The Old Butchers is a firm favourite serving up delicious seafood dishes and more.
– Pick up your morning coffee at Stow Coffee opposite who roast their own beans, or The Hive do a brilliant breakfast.
– Grab a bite to eat in the world’s oldest inn, The Porch House, or pick up lunch on-the-go at Cotswolds Baguettes.
– The Wild Rabbit in Kingham is worth booking in advance or check out The Plough for something a little more laid back.
– Celebrating something special? The tasting menus at the nearby Feathered Nest Country Inn are always a winner.
Things To Do
– Get your hiking boots on and explore one of the many country walks and surrounding honey-hued villages.
– While away an afternoon at Sand & Stone favourite, Daylesford Farm.
– Shop all things garden, lifestyle and interiors at Burford Garden Company.
– The Cotswolds Farm Park is always fun especially if you’re travelling with little ones in tow.
– Book a tour, tasting or masterclass at The Cotswold Distillery.
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