The Cotswolds and Gloucestershire

Arlington Row, Gloucestershire | © National Trust/Mike Henton

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From a large manor for gathering together to a perfect English cottage for one or two, explore our range of cottages n the Cotswolds and Gloucestershire.

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Horton Court

Horton Court is a Grade I-listed manor on the edge of rolling Cotswolds countryside and near the Roman city of Bath. It has many fascinating rooms with original features and comfortable spaces to gather and relax. Sleeps 10.

The Little Fleece

This pretty Grade II-listed cottage in pretty Painswick was once a bookshop, and has limestone fireplaces and rooftop views. Sleeps five.

Lion Lodge

This storybook cottage is at the entrance to the Newark Park estate, with miles of walks from the doorstep taking in the historic house and its gardens and woodlands. Dog friendly. Sleeps four.

Newark Lower Lodge

This cottage was built in 1790 on the Newark Park estate, and has an ivy-clad doorway, latticed arched windows and parkland views. Dog friendly. Sleeps five.

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There are nine dog-friendly cottages to choose from in the Cotswolds and Gloucestershire. Image: Newark Lower Lodge

Charming Bibury was described as 'the most beautiful village in England' by William Morris, the founder of the 19th-century Arts and Crafts decorative arts movement in Britain.. We have two holiday cottages on Arlington Row, dating from the 14th century and one of the most photographed streets in the country..

Arlington Row and the water meadow, with a swan and signets in the water. Number 1 is at the end of the terrace on the left, Gloucestershire

New - 1 Arlington Row

At the end of the terrace, this cottage has a private garden through which you enter the cottage, away from the street and its visitors.

The open-plan sitting and dining room, with original beams and inglenook, and woodburner at 1 Arlington Row, Gloucestershire

It has original blackened beams and a traditional stone fireplace in the sitting room.

1 Arlington Row is dog friendly and sleeps six.

9 Arlington Row

This cottage is at the other end of the row, also looking across the stream and meadow. It has a woodburner in the sitting room and a lovely back garden.

There are tea-rooms and traditional pubs a short walk away, and other picture-perfect Cotswold villages nearby.

9 Arlington Row sleeps three.

During your stay with us, you'll have free entry to all National Trust places to visit. On your doorstep, explore Snowshill Manor and Garden - an unconventional home filled with treasures and an Arts and Crafts garden. There's a café, shop and second-hand bookshop too.