Nestled in the charming village of Bledington, Glebe Cottage is a beautifully restored Grade II listed Cotswold stone property dating from the 17th to early 18th century — over 300 years of history in every stone.
Built in coursed, squared and dressed limestone beneath a traditional stone slate roof, the cottage retains many of its original features — including the distinctive stone-mullioned windows with double-chamfered and ovolo mouldings, and the characterful gabled canopy over the front door supported by wooden brackets. These are details that simply cannot be replicated.
Inside, two crackling log burners, a stunning copper bath, and lovingly furnished rooms across three double bedrooms create a retreat that weaves historic character together with every modern comfort. A living room, snug, summer room and conservatory give space for up to six guests to truly unwind. Well-behaved, medium-sized dogs are warmly welcomed — up to a maximum of two.
Bledington itself is the picture of an English village, complete with a babbling stream running through the village green, resident ducks included, the renowned Kings Head Inn just steps away, and an excellent village shop stocking all the basics alongside local produce — with a coffee shop to boot.
Please note: Glebe Cottage has steep stairs and may not be suitable for all guests. Do get in touch if you have any concerns.
Thoughtfully equipped so you can relax from the moment you arrive
Over 300 years of history in every stone wall and oak beam — a truly special piece of English heritage.
Nothing beats an evening by the fire. Two working log burners keep the cottage wonderfully warm and atmospheric.
One of the two bathrooms features a beautiful copper roll-top bath — an indulgence worth travelling for.
Lovely enclosed gardens with a sunny patio — perfect for alfresco breakfasts or evening drinks in the fresh Cotswold air.
Everything you need to cook a proper Cotswolds supper — or simply make breakfast before a long country walk.
Well-behaved, medium-sized dogs are warmly welcomed. Bledington sits on miles of wonderful walking country.
Off-road parking for three cars plus a garage for bike storage — great for cycling enthusiasts exploring the lanes.
Reliable broadband throughout — for those who need to stay connected, or stream a film on a rainy evening.
Electric vehicle charging point available on site — a £30 supplement applies per stay (plus VAT). Perfect for guests exploring the Cotswolds by electric car.
The Kings Head in Bledington is right on the doorstep — wonderfully welcoming to children and dogs. The Feathered Nest and The Plough at Kingham are also close by.
Bledington's excellent village shop stocks local produce and all the basics — with a lovely coffee shop attached, perfect for a morning catch-up.
Step straight out of the door into some of the finest walking country in the Cotswolds — rolling hills, wildflower meadows and endless footpaths to explore.
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Bledington is one of the Cotswolds' most unspoilt villages, straddling the Oxfordshire–Gloucestershire border on the banks of the River Evenlode.
The village is perfectly placed for exploring the North Cotswolds, with the larger towns of Chipping Norton, Stow-on-the-Wold and Burford all close by for shopping, dining and exploring.
The area is blessed with exceptional pubs and restaurants — among them the celebrated Feathered Nest in Nether Westcote, the Wild Rabbit, and The Plough in nearby Kingham, to name just a few.
Food lovers will be delighted to find the fabulous Daylesford Organic Farm — owned by the Bamford family and one of the finest farm shops in England — just a half an hour walk or ten-minute drive away.
Fans of Clarkson's Farm will be thrilled to know that Diddly Squat Farm Shop and the much-loved Farmers Dog pub are just a short drive away — well worth a visit!
Food and music lovers take note — Glebe Cottage is just minutes from Kingham, home of The Big Feastival, one of the UK's most celebrated food and music festivals run by Alex James of Blur. Virtually next to Kingham Station, it's an easy walk or short drive — the perfect base for festival goers who want to escape the camping! 🎵🍽️