Pike Cottage is a wonderful, period cottage resting within the thriving town of Stow-on-the-Wold.

This spacious accommodation, filled with character and charm is the superb base for a family getaway to the wonders of the Cotswold.

Upon entering the 200-year-old property, you are immediately charmed by the feature Inglenook fireplace, the exposed beams and the elegant furnishing arrangement, found throughout the property. (Please note that due to the age and character of the cottage, with the beamed ceilings, there will be certain places where you will need to duck!!).

Curl up with your loved ones on the plush sofas within the living room, in front of the glorious open fire, filled with charming features to ensure a tranquil stay.

Moving through the property, you will find a stylish kitchen, offering all the necessities you require and ample space to bring the entire family together for a dinner party.

Enjoy your evening meals within an idyllic dining room, perfect for planning the days ahead.

Whilst here, you are spoilt for choice by the four well-presented bedrooms, comprising of a first floor single bedroom, a double bedroom boasting its own en-suite shower room and a second floor mezzanine twin room and a king-size double bedroom, offering an en-suite shower room.

After a busy day exploring, you can unwind within a warming bath tub, situated within the first floor, family bathroom, offering a luxurious surrounding.

Step outside to enjoy your morning coffee within a tranquil garden setting.

This cottage is ideal for a peaceful holiday, however it is superbly located within the centre of the quaint, market town, where you are situated a mere stone’s throw away from a number of shops and pubs.

For days out, you can wonder around the wonderful Greystones Farm Nature Reserve, visit the National Trust Property Bibury or take a guided tour of Hook Norton Brewery.

This charming property set within a convenient location is the perfect base for a family gathering to the Cotswold.

Pike Cottage is a 19th century cottage stationed in Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire. The property is arranged over three floors, and according to local history, was an old tollhouse for the Fosse Way turnpike. It has a slightly quirky structure which lays testament to its history, for example the old arch gate in Cotswold stone features a guide to the town. Some of its original features have been preserved for that authentic cottage feel such as the beams, the doors and fireplace. The property opens up to a large living room with an open fire, fitted kitchen and dining area. There is also a ground floor cloakroom and WC. The staircase leads up to a double bedroom with an en suite bathroom with bath, and shower over the bath, basin and WC, a twin bedroom can be accessed via a steep set of stairs. Also on this floor is a single room which has a pull out truckle bed, available on request. On the second floor you will find a king-size bedroom with an en suite shower room and basin. Outside has a small paved garden with an extensive landscaped enclosure, full of plants, flowers and shrubbery. Pike Cottage is the ideal property for families and friends as it has easy access into the local shops and pubs, while surrounded by a magnificent countryside. Please note an initial supply of logs & kindling is provided for the property between October until end of March; additional log supplies can be purchased locally. A good Housekeeping bond of £100 is taken prior to your stay. Note: This property requires a Good House Keeping Bond of £100Note: The staircase to the second floor is narrow and steep, not suitable for people with mobility issues.Note: On road parking only - on a first come, first served basis. Please note an initial supply of logs & kindling is provided for the property between October until end of March; additional log supplies can be purchased locally. Note: The Stow Horse Fair is held twice a year, on the Thursday closest to 12th May and the Thursday closest to 24th October, this is a traditional fair for people to meet up and trade which dates back to 1476 when its Charter was granted; Stow is very busy for a day or two before and after each fair, and a number of shops, pubs and restaurants are closed.