Jasmine Cottage - Luxury Cottage In The Cotswolds

A 300 year old Cotswold stone cottage nestled in the quiet, unspoint village of Windrush, Jasmine Cottage is surrounded by National Trust land, there are numerous walks in the stunning Windrush valley leading to water meadows and idyllic villages. Wildlife and birds are abundant and you will often see foxes, badgers, hares, deer and many beautiful species of birds and wildflowers. It is a perfect cottage to relax by the fire and unwind.

Your home-away-from-home is equipped to make your stay is as relaxed as possible with antique furniture, designer sofas, a claw bath and comfortable beds. This is the perfect cottage to escape from the pressures of the world without having to climb into a car.

Enter this pretty cottage into a light-filled hallway with stone flooring, mullion window and plenty of space for muddy boots and coats. Through the latch door is a cosy sitting room, with exposed beams, two mullion windows, a window seat to watch the world go by, and of course, the beautiful stone fireplace with wood burning stove laid up and ready to light on your arrival. The cottage kitchen is to the rear of the property and, although small, is filled with light and well-equipped with everything you’ll need to prepare and enjoy the wonderful local produce on offer. A small dining area in the kitchen leads you out to the charming patio with garden furniture where you can enjoy al-fresco meals on warm summer days whilst admiring the wonderful garden foliage and flowers which surround you. Climb a few steps up to the main garden area, mostly laid to lawn with herbaceous borders with a bistro table and chairs. Parents will need to be mindful here of a 5′ drop back down to the patio area, shielded by a hedge.

Upstairs, two cosy bedrooms (a king-size and a single room) share the attractive bathroom with a roll-top bath.

When you want to eat out, the historic Fox Inn is a 20 minute walk across the fields. Walkers will enjoy the two mile ramble along the valley to the National Trust village of Sherborne, where the village shop serves excellent breakfasts, lunches and delicious homemade cakes.

Check in/ Checkout Times

Check in: 4:00 pm | Check out: 10:00 am

Accommodation Description

Ground Floor:
Entrance hall/study with flagstone floors
Kitchen/breakfast room
With electric double oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. French doors lead into the garden.
Sitting room
With open beams and a stone inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove. Smart television and a Bose iPod docking system. There are also numerous board games, jigsaws and a wide variety of books.?

First Floor:
Double bedroom
With a vaulted ceiling and a 5' king-size bed.
Single bedroom
With a single 3' bed.
Bathroom
With bath and hand-held spray attachment, wash basin and WC.

Outside:
Garden to the rear with a 5' drop shielded by a hedge.
Shared roadside parking.

Additional Information:
One small well-behaved dog is welcome (small additional charge).
A guest bed is available at a cost of £23.50.
Travel cot and high chair available on request.

  • Dishwasher
  • Dogs Allowed
  • High Chair Available
  • Internet
  • National Park
  • Open Fire / Log Burner
  • Parking Available
  • Pets
  • Pub Nearby
  • Romantic
  • Rustic
  • Short Breaks Allowed
  • Travel Cot
  • Washing Machine

About the area

If you enjoy a leisurely stroll, make your way across the fields to the historic Fox Inn, (20 minutes) where you can enjoy excellent food or choose The Inn for All Seasons (20 minutes) which serves outstanding food and wines.

The National Trust village of Sherborne is a two mile ramble along the valley. The charming Sherborne Village Shop and Tearooms serve excellent breakfasts, lunches and delicious homemade cakes. The deli is exceptional and you can find an amazing selection of goodies for your larder.

Other quintessential Cotswold villages are Bibury, with the world renowned Arlington Row; Coln St Aldwyns; Hatherop; Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water, all within the local area. Slightly further afield you will discover the towns of Bath and Stratford-upon-Avon, both an hour’s drive.

A few miles away you will find the pretty, medieval town of Burford where every little alleyway and side street hides an interesting shop, boutique or restaurant. If you desire culture and shopping, Oxford and Cheltenham are approximately 20 miles away.