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View of garden
Patio area with garden furniture
Lounge with open fire
Lounge with open fire
Lounge with open fire
Dining room
Dining room
Kitchen with AGA
Seating area in the kitchen looking through to lounge
Enjoy afternoon tea
Kitchen with AGA
Kitchen with AGA
AGA
Kitchen details
Hallway
Double bedroom with en-suite
Double bedroom with en-suite
En-suite bathroom leading from double bedroom
En-suite bathroom leading from double bedroom
King-size zip-and-link bedroom
KIng-size zip-and-link bedroom
Single bedroom
Window seat in the single bedroom
Shower room
Original features and character
View towards the property
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Plough House

Chipping Campden, Cotswolds
Sleeps 5
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 2
Change Fri
Dogs welcome 1
4 star
Enclosed garden / patio
Open fire / woodburner
Internet access
Pub nearby
Shop nearby
Romantic
Family friendly
Quirky
Towels included
Travel cot available
Highchair available
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At a glance

  • Located in the heart of the vibrant Cotswold town of Chipping Campden
  • Steps away from an abundance of independent shops, cafes, tearooms and restaurants
  • Historic Cotswold townhouse with flagstone flooring, exposed beams and mullion windows
  • Stylishly finished with a modern twist for a home from home feel with the benefit of an enclosed rear garden
  • Situated at the start of the Cotswold Way National Trail, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
  • Ideally placed for exploring Broadway, Winchcombe, Stow on the Wold, Moreton in Marsh to name a few
Overview
Property code: 41783

Charming townhouse steeped in history perfect for exploring the Cotswolds with the benefit of being located in Chipping Campden with amenities within walking distance and a enclosed rear garden.

 

Located in the heart of bustling Chipping Campden, this is an excellent choice for guests wishing to bid farewell to four wheels for a while. Set out on foot to browse the town’s abundance of boutique shops, cafes and galleries, or sample some local produce in one of the popular pubs or restaurants. Chipping Campden also marks the starting point of the Cotswold Way National Trail, which dissects this glorious countryside, passing pretty hamlets and villages along the way. Also within easy reach are Shakespeare’s birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon and Cheltenham, home to the popular racecourse and literary festival. Boasting an array of original features including flagstone flooring, mullion windows, exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace, this quirky cottage delivers charm at every turn.

The kitchen/diner features shaker style units and a farmhouse table and has been fitted with an AGA cooker which has three ovens, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and Nespresso coffee machine . Enjoy more formal meals in the separate dining room, which boasts exposed beams above and a feature fireplace beside the large antique table. With a large mullion window, the lounge is bright and airy, with an exposed Cotswold stone wall incorporating an inglenook fireplace with open fire. There is also a TV / DVD and Bose Bluetooth speaker in this room for cosy evenings in. For those wishing to work while away, there is a study on the ground floor. Climb the steep, characterful winding staircase to reach the first floor, where you will find a spacious double bedroom with charming en-suite bathroom, plus a single bedroom with window seat and additional pull-out bed on request. There is also a shower room on this floor. Further steep stairs will take you to the second floor where there is a king-size zip-and-link bedroom, which can be made as twin beds by request when booking, with exposed beams and pretty cottage windows.

Outside, there is a picturesque patio area with stylish rattan furniture, a BBQ and a Cotswold stone wall to the side. A large enclosed lawn area beyond is perfect for dogs and children to play.

Dogs are charged at £20 each per full or part week.

  • 3 bedrooms - 1 double, 1 single with additional pull-out bed on request and 1 king-size zip-and-link which (can be made up as twin beds if requested at the time of booking - please note if request twin, better suited for children not adults) 
  • 1 en-suite bathroom with bath and WC, 1 shower room and 1 WC (on the ground floor)
  • Gas AGA cooker with 3 ovens, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and Nespresso coffee machine
  • TV / DVD and Bose Bluetooth speaker in the lounge
  • Wi-Fi included
  • Open fire with first basket of logs included
  • Enclosed garden with patio, garden furniture, BBQ and lawn
  • On street parking
  • 1 dog welcome
  • Please note the property has characterful, steep staircases leading to the bedrooms which may cause concern for those with limited mobility or toddlers 

 

This property is personally managed by Gemma.

Reviews

From guests that have stayed at the property.

Based on 12 guest ratings

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Reviewed by Mike 31st January 2020

Great house with fantastic and immaculate garden. Very well equipped and comfortable, in great location. Exceeded expectations!

Reviewed by Elizabeth 8th November 2019

This is a delightful old house well modernised and well equipped. A good base for exploring Chipping Campden and surrounds.

Reviewed by Amanda 20th September 2019

This is a beautiful home filled with character (1600s!). It is very comfortable and inviting with two inglenook fireplaces, plenty of comfortable furniture and cozy bedrooms. The kitchen is fully equipped with absolutely everything one could need, plus microwave, dishwasher and clothes washer. There are 3 bathrooms (one w/ a shower, one w/ a soakerRead more tub and one powder room). Back garden is a dream! Ideal location on picturesque High Street. Note very steep stairs and low ceilings in parts. Hide

Reviewed by Karen 6th September 2019

Fantastic holiday home situated right in the centre of Chipping Campden which makes it perfect for walks straight from the door and also perfectly placed for all the tea rooms, pubs and lovely little shops . We hope to go back soon .

Reviewed by Alessandra 9th August 2019

Beautiful cottage in a fantastic location with an amazing garden.

Reviewed by Laura 2nd August 2019

A really lovely property in a perfect location.We really appreciated the beautiful garden. Everything we needed was provided. Lots of great places to eat within a short walk.

Reviewed by Mark 28th June 2019

This is a lovely cottage in a truly beautiful part of England. Great base to access excellent walks, very comfortable home base to return to in the evenings. Cottage had everything and more that you need for a great stay. The village is gorgeous and excellent pubs, restaurants and convenience stores - truly exceptional week.

Reviewed by Jonathan 24th May 2019

Excellent property in an excellent location

Reviewed by Emanuela 3rd May 2019

Excellent supply by onsite stores. Best starting point for long walks in the cotswolds. Good information support (i.e. maps) by the owner-

Reviewed by Denise 19th April 2019

Plough House was absolutely perfect for our stay in Chipping Campden. The house was very spacious, we never felt crowded despite having a group of five. Someone was always enjoying the lounge and library snug. The kitchen was very well equipped and we baked/cooked to our hearts content using the Aga. The well tended garden was in full spring bloom.Read more Chipping Campden itself was the perfect size town, not too large or small, with a variety of pubs, restaurants, shops, and plentiful footpaths. Hide

Reviewed by Michelle 7th April 2019

The cottage is in a fantastic location, easy for shops, pus cads and with great on the road parking.

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View of garden
Patio area with garden furniture
Lounge with open fire
Lounge with open fire
Lounge with open fire
Dining room
Dining room
Kitchen with AGA
Seating area in the kitchen looking through to lounge
Enjoy afternoon tea
Kitchen with AGA
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Location

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The Cotswolds is home to some of the most unspoilt, historic and famous villages in England. Its honey-coloured stone buildings provide a quintessential English charm found no-where else in the world and offer a plethora of welcoming pubs, tiny tearooms and quaint streets to explore.

Once described by William Morris as ‘the most beautiful village in England’, the chocolate box village of Bibury is one of England’s most iconic hamlets, home to the peaceful River Coln and some of the most photographed houses in the country. The famous Arlington Row is a sight to behold - this row of 14th century weaver’s cottages have been the foundation of Bibury for hundreds of years and is instantly recognisable as a symbol of the Cotswold District.

If you’re seeking a relaxing day of sightseeing, shopping and traditional tearooms, head to the charming town of Cirencester, once the second largest town in Roman Britain. Proclaiming the title "The Capital of the Cotswolds", its market square is dominated by the cathedral-like Parish Church of St. John Baptist (one of the largest in England) and can be easily reached from our self-catering accommodation in Bibury, Burford, Bourton-on-the-Water and Stow-on-the-Wold.

The rolling Cotswolds countryside is never too far away from your cosy holiday cottage, so you can enjoy a variety of outdoor leisure pursuits including those at The Cotswold Waterpark. This popular tourist destination in Gloucestershire is home to 150 glorious lakes where angling, archery, wakeboarding, windsurfing, birdwatching and even rally driving can be experienced. On a balmy summers day, the Cotswold Country Park and Beach is the place to go, boasting the largest inland beach in the UK.

When it comes to attractions in the Cotswolds, visitors will be spoilt for choice. Grab a stylish bargain at Bicester shopping village, talk a walk on the wild side at Longleat Safari Park, experience a day at the races in Cheltenham, admire colourful blooms at Westonbirt Arboretum, keep the kids entertained at the Cotswolds Farm Park, take a tour around Gloucester Cathedral, and enjoy an indulgent afternoon tea at Blenheim Palace. That’s just for starters, there’s plenty more things to see and do in the Cotswolds and you will love them all! Our holiday homes in the Cotswolds are the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploration, why not have a browse?

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