A beautifully renovated Grade II listed cottage in a tucked away location with a beautifully landscaped garden and parking 6 Cotteswold House is a beautifully presented Grade II Listed cottage refurbished and remodelled by the current owners to a high standard.

175 Gloucester Street is an attractive Cotswold stone house which has been thoughtfully extended over time to create a well balanced characterful home.

An impressive Grade II Listed and beautifully converted, former stone threshing barn with a large garden, detached stone outbuilding with ancillary accommodation and studio on the edge of the Cotswolds.

A handsome Grade II Listed village house with annexe and gardens.

A pretty 3 bedroom semi-detached Cotswold stone cottage, situated in a semi-rural location between Lower Slaughter and Bourton-on-the-Water, in a Conservation Area and an Area of outstanding Natural Beauty.

A superb stone barn conversion set in just under 5 ½ acres, in an outstanding rural setting with glorious views over the Cotswold Hills The Loft is set in a wonderful rural location at the end of a lane, with a couple of neighbouring properties, surrounded by fields and a National Trust Woodland, above which on The Cotswold Way there are the most engaging far-reaching views over the surrounding hills and to Wales on a clear day.

A semi-detached three bedroom cottage in need of renovation, with generous gardens, situated in the desirable village of Eastleach.

An exceptional Cotswold stone house with a landscaped garden set in the heart of a desirable Cotswold village overlooking neighbouring farmland.

Manor Farm comprises a Cotswold stone farmhouse built in the late 1990s, subject to an Agricultural Occupancy Condition (AOC) with an annexe, a secondary house built in 2005 (subject to an AOC), a range of modern farm buildings, a number of field shelters and mobile homes, set in about 347 acres (140 hectares) of attractive Cotswold countryside.

A wonderful family house with a cottage standing in mature gardens Thought to date from the 1860’s with later extensions, Thessaly Cottage has served as a much-loved family home with enormous charm and character.