Dating back to 1860, Foxcote Cottage began its story as a humble worker’s cottage for the larger homes within the Foxcote hamlet. Today, this stunning corner of the Cotswolds serves as a quintessential rural sanctuary; an idyllic base for those looking to immerse themselves in the restorative beauty of the English countryside.

The garden is a haven, featuring a decking area accessed over a small bridge, designed to capture the sun for morning coffees and evening drinks. A gentle brook meanders through the garden, providing a peaceful soundtrack of running water to accompany the local birdsong. This outdoor space serves as a gateway to the local landscape, where an abundance of seasonal wildlife can be admired throughout the year.

The surrounding fields are home to grazing sheep and horses, while the warmer summer months often bring sightings of majestic deer and even pheasants. For keen birdwatchers, the area is a delight; red kites circle the skies, and large groups of jackdaws can be seen over the fields before settling for the night. Closer to home, robins, wagtails, blue tits, and blackbirds are frequent visitors to the garden. As spring turns to summer, butterflies and bumblebees are drawn to the maturing florals, creating a truly immersive countryside experience.

Expertly blending original cottage features with modern luxury, the true soul of this home lies behind its Cotswold stone exterior. The transition from the porch into the living area reveals a home designed for optimal comfort, where stylish antiques fill the rooms to create a refined yet homely atmosphere. The character of the original building is preserved through exposed stone, balanced by high-quality soft furnishings and a gentle, natural palette.

The living space is anchored by a large log burner, a focal point that fills the room with a golden glow. To the left, the intimate dining area sits within the warmth of the fire, providing the perfect setting for long, home-cooked meals. Positioned for connection, the twin sofas to the right invite your group to retire after a day spent in the fresh air to share stories or enjoy a film together.

A convenient powder room is situated off the living area, fitted with a WC and washbasin. Laundry essentials, including a washing machine and tumble dryer, are neatly concealed in the side cupboards.

Adding to the ground floor’s charm is a dedicated study area nestled in the hallway. Overlooking the rear garden, it’s a peaceful spot to plan the day’s walking route or attend to life's admin, while a clever serving hatch keeps you connected to the conversation in the living areas.

The kitchen is a bright space where original stonework meets modern ease. Flooded with natural light and offering views of both the front and rear gardens, the classic aesthetic is elevated by up-to-date appliances. The layout ensures an easy flow, making it simple to serve meals either at the dining table or outside on the decking.

On the upper floor, three sun-soaked bedrooms offer a peaceful escape for up to five guests. Large windows in every room let in the sunshine and frame serene views of the surrounding fields. Every room is a masterclass in comfort, featuring bright, convenient furnishings and quiet corners tailored for journaling, painting, or losing yourself in a book.

For added convenience, the home features a toilet facility on each floor, including a spacious rainfall shower upstairs, the ultimate way to freshen up after a long ramble through the Cotswold hills.

Ground Floor

Entrance:
Step through the original cottage door into a small porch; a practical space designed for the transition from the countryside to the home. With windows on both sides, the space offers expansive views of the garden and rolling fields while letting in an abundance of natural light. It is an ideal spot to leave your boots at the door, featuring a built-in bench and pigeonhole storage to keep your belongings organised throughout your stay.

Living/Dining Room:
Stepping through the original wooden door, you enter the heart of the home, a versatile, open-plan space designed for both social dining and quiet relaxation. Directly ahead, a console table houses a selection of board games, perfect for an evening of entertainment during your stay.
To the left, the dining area features a table for six, offering a generous setting for group meals at the end of a day’s exploration. This side of the room is defined by the original stone chimney breast, a standout heritage feature which houses a large log burning stove to provide a warm, golden glow during the cooler months. Armchairs sit on either side of the fireplace for relaxing by the wood burning stove, while the window seat provides a natural reading spot with views of the front garden.
On the right-hand side, the seating area is arranged for connection, with two three-seater sofas facing each other across a central coffee table. It is a truly social space, whether for evening drinks and nibbles, quiet conversations, or watching a film together. Positioned beneath a large window, this area is flooded with sunlight, making it an inviting spot to browse the bookshelves or plan your next local ramble.

Powder Room:
To the left of the living area is the powder room. This space includes a WC positioned beneath the window and a basin. For practical use during your stay, both a washing machine and tumble dryer are housed within the cupboards to the left of the sink.

Study Area:
Located through the living room door, to the right and further down the hallway is a designated study area. This space includes a side table, a small bench, and a desk, providing a quiet spot for planning walks, reading, or catching up on emails. From here, you can look out over the rear garden or remain connected to the living areas via the original serving hatch.

Kitchen:
This cottage style kitchen combines traditional character with modern appliances. Upon entering you will find a wooden butcher’s block breakfast bar with seating for two which provides a practical spot for casual dining. The space is filled with natural light from the modern stable door and windows on each side of the room.
The layout is designed for functionality with a hob and oven alongside ample workspace for food preparation. Finished in a light palette with natural wood accents, the kitchen provides a bright environment for preparing meals at any time of day. The kitchen is fully equipped for your stay and includes a fridge freezer, oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, kettle, and coffee machine.

First Floor

Bedroom One:
Located at the top of the stairs, straight ahead and down a single step, the first bedroom is a spacious room that faces the front garden and surrounding fields. Positioned to catch the morning sunlight, the room is furnished with a king-sized bed, bedside tables with lamps, and a dressing table with a chair and full-sized mirror. This provides a comfortable and well-equipped space for guests to relax at the end of the day.

Bedroom Two:
To the left of the stairs and up a small step is the second bedroom, a single room offering views over both the garden and the surrounding fields. The space is bright and provides a private area for an individual to unwind. It features a single bed with shelving above, a wardrobe, and a desk that serves as a quiet spot for reading or writing during your stay.

Bedroom Three:
Located ahead of the stairs, down a single step and to the right, is the third bedroom. This standard double room provides a quiet space for guests to relax, featuring a bedside table, lamp, and shelving. A chair is positioned in the corner to look out over the adjacent fields where sheep and horses graze, while a cottage style window ensures the room is bright with morning light. This bedroom also includes built in wardrobes for storage.

Family Bathroom:
To the right of the stairs and down the hall is the bathroom. This space is fitted with a walk in rainfall shower, a toilet, and a basin. The shower features a stone mosaic style backsplash complemented by light floor tiling. For added privacy, the window overlooks the treetops of the rear garden.

Outside

The garden is a central feature of Foxcote Cottage. This raised, enclosed space serves as a hub for seasonal wildlife, with a small stream running through the grounds providing the sound of trickling water.
To the right, a small decking bridge leads to a raised terrace furnished with a parasol and an outdoor table seating six. To the left of this area, the garden slopes upward and is filled with florals that bloom in the spring. The space also includes a small firepit with a crescent stone seating area, offering a dedicated spot for evening relaxation.