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Alongside the River Coln lies the beautiful Cotswold village of Bibury, frequently described as “one of the most beautiful villages in England.” Its archetypal ‘Shire-like’ quality attracts thousands yearly to view the honey-coloured houses and displays of blooming lavender and roses. Many such Cotswold Cottages are available on a self-catering basis all year round.

Follow the river up Arlington Row, which holds the history and heritage of Bibury, as you wander past these old weavers' cottages, which are home to the workers at Bibury’s Arlington Mill. Each one has red roofs and a front of wonderful flowers. The Arlington Mill now houses a museum illustrating the history of the Cotswolds and a collection of William Morris’s Arts and Crafts memorabilia.

A wood and slate Cotswold holiday cottage overlooks a terrace with dining table and lawn.
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2
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1

Couples seeking a relaxing getaway will enjoy a stay at The Sycamore, a delightful romantic Cotswold holiday cottage for couples near the historic village of Arlington in Gloucestershire. It's the perfect weekend retreat featuring plenty of natural light streaming from double-height windows, beamed ceilings, and wood floors.

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A side elevation of a Cotswold Barn conversion with wide full-height sliding French Windows.
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4
Bedrooms
2

Set amidst the rolling countryside of the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Rosebank Barn on the edge of the charming Gloucestershire village of Ablington is a child-friendly cottage converted from a natural stone barn, boasting underfloor heating, vaulted ceilings, and a wood-burning stove.

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Bibury is a wonderful base for exploring the Cotswolds and is popular for a plethora of reasons that will become only too apparent when you visit! Just down the road is the city of Cirencester, a popular market town that blooms every Monday and Friday with fabulous farmers’ markets selling all the local produce from around the area. Visit the ostentatious church and stroll around Cirencester Park—a lovely example of a forest garden.