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Coleshill, Oxfordshire

Old Slaughter House

The exterior of Old Slaughter House, Oxfordshire
The exterior of Old Slaughter House, Oxfordshire | © National Trust Images / John Miller
The sleeping area of Old Slaughter House, Oxfordshire
The living and kitchen area of Old Slaughter House, Oxfordshire

Old Slaughter House

A charming cottage that’s perfect for a simple country break.

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The sleeping area of Old Slaughter House, Oxfordshire
The living and kitchen area of Old Slaughter House, Oxfordshire
The exterior of Old Slaughter House, Oxfordshire
The bathroom area at Old Slaughter House, Oxfordshire
The bathroom area at Old Slaughter House, Oxfordshire
The outdoor seating at Old Slaughter House, Oxfordshire

© National Trust Images / John Miller

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A charming cottage that’s perfect for a simple country break.

  • Guests

    2

    Bedrooms

    1

    Acorn rating

    2What's this?

    Number of dogs welcome

    0

    Reference

    002004

    This quaint cottage is full of character, with exposed beams, lots of natural light and countryside-inspired décor. Nearby historical landmarks and places in our care are easily within your reach if you fancy a slice of history on your break.

    The Old Slaughter House is nestled right on the Oxfordshire border. Surrounded by nature, like the nearby woodlands and fields, it’s the perfect spot for long walks and time spent away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. There’s a private gravelled area at the back with seating, which is the ideal place for a cup of tea and quality time with a loved one. Inside, there’s a free-standing bath in the bathroom for those rainy days when you want to just unwind with a book.

    Though compact, it’s a rustic, cosy place to stay, and it’s located on the Buscot and Coleshill estates. It’s also close to historical landmarks like White Horse Hill and Buscot House and Park, which is still cared for by Lord Faringdon.

    This cottage is perfect for couples who love the outdoors. It’s located down a quiet lane with the countryside on your doorstep, great for a walk or cycle any time of the year. There’s a local pub and tea room in Coleshill village, a short walk away, so you can unwind with a drink of your choice after a day exploring the Coleshill Estate or a spot of fishing in nearby Buscot. If you fancy a slight change of scenery, why not visit the historic town of Lechlade for a river-based pursuit or the 13th-century Great Coxwell Barn, both a short drive away. Nature and history are on your doorstep if you choose to stay here.

    • Wi-Fi, not available
    • Garden, available
    • EV charging, not available
    • Fridge, available
    • Freezer, not available
    • Microwave, available
    • Open fire / wood burner, not available
    • Television, available
    • DVD, available
    • Washing machine, not available
    • Dishwasher, not available
    • Tumble dryer, not available
    • Cot & high chair, not available

    Please note, this cottage has an under-counter fridge without an ice box.

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