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High Pump Cottage

Ebrington

Sleeps 4
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
No Pets
Local Pub
WIFI
100-199 Mbps
Instantly recognisable by the original water pump in the front garden, High Pump Cottage is a gorgeous 17th-century Cotswold abode for four, in the pretty village of Ebrington. Surrounded by the rolling hills of the ‘wolds’ this is a walker’s paradise with footpaths leading in all directions. Filled with character and charm and plenty of original features, High Pump Cottage also boasts dreamy interiors, a wood-burning stove and a secret garden room, where you can relax, listen to music, or perhaps put pen to paper for your first novel, with this lovely escape as your muse. The highly regarded village pub is but a meander away.
Full Description
Tucked away in the northern Cotswolds, where country lanes fringed with cow parsley and buttercups meander through impossibly pretty villages and sheep-filled fields, you’ll find Ebrington and High Pump Cottage. The garden path leads you past the original water pump to the front door and into a cottage that is both stylish and elegant yet still filled with character and charm. A wood-burning stove brings warmth on cooler days, whilst the beautiful, decked terrace is a place for lazy afternoons and outside dining.

The interior colour scheme of pale greys, creams and mocha ensures a feeling of light and space. Polished flagstones, exposed stone and beams are the star features of the elegant sitting room, along with a wood-burning stove. This in turn leads you through to the rear of the cottage where you’ll find a ground-floor shower room and a beautiful kitchen and dining area. It’s a gorgeous space and the epitome of a stylish English country cottage. Upstairs is equally delightful, with two bedrooms, a king-size and a double, and a second bathroom with a slipper bath.

Behind High Pump Cottage is a pretty cottage garden with a stunning deck and a stylish set of garden furniture, creating a very usable outside space. Relax with your morning coffee in the sunshine or enjoy alfresco dining as the sun sets. Hidden in the garden you’ll also find the garden room, a second living space for the cottage with comfortable seating, a desk and a wood-burning stove. If you can’t leave work behind this is an ideal spot. There is no allocated parking but on-street parking outside the cottage is freely available.

Ground Floor

Entrance Porch:
The tiled floor of the porch is the ideal place to leave muddy boots, and there are two rows of coat hooks for wet weather gear.

Sitting Room:
This picture-perfect room has flagstone floors, ceiling beams and a wood-burning stove in the original fireplace. A comfy three-seater sofa, matching armchair and an upholstered ottoman beneath the window offers plenty of seating and there’s a Smart TV with streaming services for entertainment. Bookshelves in the chimney alcoves provide a little light reading. It’s a room that just invites you to relax and unwind.

Bathroom:
The first of the two bathrooms is a ground-floor shower room with a step-in shower cubicle, a rainfall shower and hand-held shower head, WC and hand basin and a large wall mirror. There is plenty of shelving to store toiletries.

Kitchen:
With pale units, white walls, a window and double doors to the garden, the kitchen is a light and airy room. Everything practical you could need is neatly housed behind the doors including a dishwasher and a washer/dryer. There is a fabulous retro-style fridge freezer, toaster, and kettle and a wooden dining table with seating for four.

First Floor

Bedroom One:
Delicate shades of dark cream, palest grey and white make this a peaceful and restful room. A large, low window overlooks the pretty front garden, and the king-size bed is made up with crisp white linen and soft throws. Two double wardrobes allow plenty of storage, the Lloyd Loom chair is a place to relax and there's also a chest of drawers which can double as a dressing table and a wall-mounted TV.

Bathroom:
The first-floor bathroom has a charming slipper bath for leisurely soaks, there is a central mixer tap with a handheld shower, WC and hand basin. Natural light flows in from the roof light. There’s a mirrored cabinet where you can store toiletries.

Bedroom Two:
There is a shallow step into bedroom two. This peaceful double bedroom overlooks the rear garden to the trees beyond. The vaulted ceiling and traditional radiator add character and there’s a Velux window letting in even more light. Storage comes in the form of a half-height wardrobe with drawers.

Outside


To the front of High Pump Cottage is a charming garden with the original water pump taking pride of place. The rear garden is accessed via the kitchen. Closest to the house is a stylish decked area with an elegant outside dining set. It’s a really lovely space for relaxing and just listening to the sounds of birdsong. Beyond this is the garden room and then beyond this, the rest of the enclosed garden, which is laid to lawn and where you will find the barbecue. There is no allocated parking for the cottage but on-street parking is freely available at the front of the property.
Full List of Facilities

Indoor

  • Bedroom One - King-size
  • Bedroom Two - Double
  • 2 Bathrooms - Ground floor bathroom with shower, WC and sink, first floor bathroom with slipper bath, WC and sink
  • Hairdryer - 2
  • Fire - Logs are provided for an initial fire (1st October - 31st March)
  • Portable fans
  • Oven
  • Hob
  • Toaster
  • Kettle
  • Fridge
  • Freezer
  • Dishwasher
  • Dining table - Seats 4
  • Washing machine
  • Tumble dryer
  • Iron
  • Drying rack
  • WiFi *Please note that speeds are for guidance only and are not guaranteed - 100-199 Mbps
  • TV - Smart
  • Baby/child equipment not provided
  • Sound system - Sony Bluetooth

Outdoor

  • Garden
  • Outdoor dining area
  • BBQ - Please provide your own charcoal
  • Parking - On-street parking
On your Doorstep
Farm shops, delis, and markets: The excellent Vegetable Matters farm shop is just a mile from High Pump Cottage, selling locally grown fruit and vegetables, anything grown further afield is still produced within 10 miles. The farm shop also incorporates Meat Matters, a superb local butchery as well as a café selling a range of all-day breakfasts, sandwiches, and homemade lunches plus delicious cakes. Fillet and Bone in nearby Chipping Campden (2.5 miles) is a fabulous farm shop and food emporium, they also offer a click-and-collect food service. Jeremy Clarkson’s now infamous farm shop: Diddly Squat is just under a 30-minute drive. When it comes to markets, the Cotswolds do them extremely well. Nearby Chipping Campden holds a market on the second Saturday and Sunday of each month, Moreton-in-Marsh (6 miles) has a weekly Tuesday market, whilst Chipping Norton (15 miles) is on a Wednesday. Further afield other notable Cotswold markets include Cirencester and Stroud.

Eating Out:
  • Ebrington Arms – fabulous village pub with a small menu of locally sourced food. Great atmosphere (2-minute walk)
  • Eight Bells, Chipping Campden – a characterful pub with an extensive menu of traditional meals and a specials board (2.5 miles)
  • King Arms, Mickleton – a superb local pub with excellent food and service, plus a lovely outside dining area (3 miles)
  • Blockley Café, Blockley – much more than just a café, offering brunch, lunch, gorgeous afternoon teas daily and a popular evening dining option Wednesday to Saturday (4 miles)
  • Dormy House, Broadway – choice of relaxed and more formal dining options including a decadent afternoon tea (5.5 miles)
  • Grill by James Martin, Broadway – grill restaurant at the Lygon Arms by the renowned chef James Martin. Dine in the magnificent room where Cromwell once addressed his men (5.5 miles)

Walks: There is a wealth of wonderful countryside walks surrounding the village of Ebrington, including the Diamond Way, which runs through the village. The Monarchs Way and Heart of England pass through nearby Chipping Campden, which is also the start of the renowned Cotswold Way National Trail which meanders all the way to Bath. You will find a selection of walking information in the cottage, so you can choose the walks that suits you best.

Places to Visit:
  • Little Oak Vineyard – local vineyard open for tours and tastings (2 miles)
  • National Trust Hidcote Manor Garden – renowned Arts and Crafts garden in a charming village (2 miles)
  • Dover’s Hill – spectacular views in the Cotswold AONB. Lovely walks, and bluebells in spring. Steep slopes (4 miles)
  • Batsford Arboretum – 55-acre arboretum and botanical garden. It’s beautiful all year round but truly magnificent during Autumn (6.5 miles)
  • Broadway and Broadway Tower - quintessential Cotswold village with excellent dining and independent shops. Magnificent views from the tower at the top of the hill (8 miles)
Travel:
  • Train - Honeybourne railway station (6.5 miles) and Moreton-in-Marsh (7 miles) have a frequent and direct service to Oxford and London Paddington.
  • Taxi - 1st Call Taxis; ANC Taxis; Andy's Taxi


There is so much to discover in the Cotswolds, why not have a look at some of our favourite Bolthole Retreats Experiences.
Points of Note
  • Book with us to get exclusive discounts to top attractions and experiences. 
  • Please be aware that there is shared access through the front garden for the neighbouring cottage.
  • The mobile signal in the cottage is very poor. Guests should connect to the Wi-Fi to make calls. 
  • Please note that there is CCTV in the porch facing the door of the cottage. 

Reviews

Pump Cottage was beautifully presented and we felt at home straight away. It was located in a perfect area and we really enjoyed our relaxing stay. We can’t wait to return!

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Hannah
| 01/09/2024

It's the best little house we've ever been in. Wonderful, comfortable, clean, super well decorated... it's a beauty!!! All perfect!

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Claudia
| 19/08/2024

Lovely stay at Pump Cottage. Very well appointed, nice garden, all amenities and generous welcoming goodies. Immaculate condition and a great pub up the road!

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Anne
| 28/07/2024

Beautiful cottage, had a very comfortable stay and good location.

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Chintan
| 04/06/2024

Fabulous 5* immaculate, stunning holiday cottage, beautiful location, amazing attention to detail. Absolutely cannot wait to book again, just didn't want to leave. Beautiful welcome hamper, everything you could possibly want and the cleanest holiday cottage ever. Quality linens, furnishings and beautiful flowers from the garden arranged in vases around the house. Thank you so much!

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Rebecca
| 01/06/2024

Location

The village of Ebrington is one of those wonderful Cotswold places that has retained a real sense of community. There is always plenty going on. The Ebrington Arms is renowned throughout the Cotswolds and is just a short walk from the cottage. Chipping Campden is just 2 miles away and Dover’s Hill, a must for panoramic views, is also nearby. This area is surrounded by superb walking, and it is an excellent location for exploring the wider Cotswolds.