Butlers Cottage, Burford

Oxfordshire. Sleeps up to 6

Butler's Cottage is a historic, mid-terrace cottage situated down a narrow path, in Burford, Oxfordshire. The cottage is Grade II listed and has a long history which dates back many hundreds of years, making for a charming stay for a family of six. Internally, the property has been thoughtfully decorated with style in mind, while still retaining its original period features that make it a truly exceptional country cottage. Roadside parking is available in close proximity to the cottage, where you can leave your car before making your way into this character cottage. Offering a lovely sitting area within the open-plan living space, with two sofas and an armchair; a place where you can curl up after a long day and enjoy the warmth of the woodburning stove. Additionally, there is a snug where you can enjoy a little more privacy as you settle down with a book from the selection provided. Delight in the spacious dining area with its wonderful furnishings and seating for up to six people. The kitchen has stunning white units and sleek black worktops with ample preparation space, with an attractive featured tile design above the stove. Venture upstairs for the bedrooms, which consist of; one super-king-size, one king-size and one twin, with the super-king-size and twin hosting zip/link beds in order to accommodate all types of groups wishing to stay. With a first-floor bathroom and shower room to choose from, you can prepare for your day however you wish, with a quick shower or a relaxing soak in the tub. Outside has a private courtyard area, with a table and chairs, so you can sit out and enjoy the stunning views. This property is ideally located within walking distance of the Burford High Street, with a range of local pubs, restaurants and shops to indulge in; the town is also home to an established golf club, where putting fans can enjoy testing out their clubs. Be sure to visit Witney, stopping at the intriguing Crocodiles of the World attraction on the way, before touring the living museum of Cogges Manor Farm and strolling around the beautiful Duckington Lake & Country Park. Further afield you can find the stunning city of Oxford, where ample historic attractions can be discovered, including the Oxford University Museum of Natural History and the Oxford Castle & prison, as well as the stunning sights of the many meadows and green spaces of the city, including the renowned Port Meadow; there is still so much more to see, so be sure to dedicate some time to visiting the city! Further afield, why not visit the Cotswolds Mystery Tour, where you can discover the hidden villages within the area, while your guides offer invaluable information about their history. Butler's Cottage is a delightful residence in the heart of the Cotswolds countryside.