8 dreamy Cotswolds properties for sale

The charm of the Cotswolds is boundless with its thatched medieval villages, churches and stately homes, that often come in the iconic Cotswold stone. Here is a roundup of some of the best Cotswolds properties currently on the market.

This Grade II listed, detached property is in need of refurbishment but offers the opportunity to own an idyllic country cottage. Dating back to 1716, the home has two bedrooms, flagstone floors, exposed beams, stonework, a spiral staircase, an inglenook fireplace, and a detached stone store.

This property is available for £250,000 through Savills.

Full of Cotswold charm, this six-bedroom house comes with a separate cottage, landscaped garden and parking. Enjoying views over the market town of Burford and gorgeous Cotswold countryside, the property has four bathrooms and four reception rooms.

This property is available for £1,950,000 through Knight Frank.

With a gorgeous thatched roof, this quaint two-bedroom cottage exudes rustic Cotswold appeal. Located in the heart of Ebrington village, the property has a sitting room with an impressive inglenook fireplace, fitted kitchen with granite work surfaces and low maintenance gardens with a sun terrace.

This property is available for £395,000 through RA Bennett Partners.

Perhaps a little different to the quintessential Cotswold-stone cottages but no less striking, this three-bedroom home is set in pretty gardens, overlooking beautiful countryside. Notable features are the exposed timbers and stone walls, inglenook fireplace, log burning stove, original bread oven and conservatory with French doors leading to the terrace.

This property is available for £595,000 through OnTheMarket.com.

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This picturesque four-bedroom, stone cottage sits in the heart of the village, and enjoys views over the village green. Dating back to the mid-17th century, Pear Tree Cottage has undergone many renovations and boasts outstanding features including two rustic fireplaces, flagstone flooring, exposed timbers and window seats.

This property is available for £950,000 through Knight Frank.

This period cottage lies off the beaten track in the quiet hamlet of Tunley. There are three bedrooms, a family bathroom, lovely garden and off road parking. Corner Cottage's sitting room has an attractive stone fireplace and wood burner.

This property is available for £459,000 through Savills.

Mill Cottage is a Grade II listed, four-bedroom property with an abundance of country character, reflecting the traditional Cotswold architecture. The thatched roof and other period features, including the large inglenook fireplace, wood burning stove and flagstone floor, add to its appeal.

This property is available for £700,000 through Knight Frank.

Dating from the late 18th century, the three-bedroom Raybrook Cottage has pretty south-facing gardens, stone fireplace in the drawing room, Aga and stone floor in the kitchen and a master bedroom suite with dressing room and shower room. Another perk is that it's close to the pub!

This property is available for £695,000 through Butler Sherborn.

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