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Traditional 18th Century Cotswold Cottage

Mole End Cottage details

Nestled in the pretty Cotswolds village of North Cerney is Mole End Cottage. This traditional 18th century stone cottage has been completely transformed following a refurbishment. The contemporary interiors throughout are bright and airy, creating a spacious property sleeping four guests.

Located 4 miles from the village of Chedworth and the Roman Villa.

The first floor features two lovely bedrooms, one double and one twin, along with a brand new family bathroom. On the ground floor guests will find a large, comfortable sitting room and sunlight filled kitchen/dining room. Both rooms have cosy wood burning stoves and doors which open out on to the South facing walled garden with two patio seating areas to enjoy.

North Cerney is one of eight South Cotswolds parishes forming the Churn Valley. North Cerney’s local pub The Bathhurst Arms is just two minutes from the cottage and is an excellent starting point for three picturesque walks which all circle back to the pub where delicious food and well-earned drinks will await you. Only 7 miles away is Cirencester, often referred to as the Capital of the Cotswolds. Dating back to Roman times, Cirencester provides a wealth of fascinating history, architecture, attractions, shops and places to eat.

• Sleeps four guests.
• One double bedroom, one twin bedroom and a family bathroom.
• Two wood burning stoves.
• Enclosed walled garden with south facing aspect.
• Children and infants welcome.
• One small well behaved dog welcome on ground floor only (small additional charge).
• On-street parking.
• WiFi.
• Minimum of a two night stay.