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Inglenook Cottage

Charlbury

Sleeps 6
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
3
Dog Friendly
1
Local Pub
Close
Charlbury’s rural charm draws you in as you wander the meandering streets discovering beautiful pubs and historic stone cottages. There is a welcoming atmosphere as walkers say hello and cafes invite you to sit a while at their al fresco dining areas. Just outside the bustling heart is Inglenook Cottage, named after the impressive fire surround in the living room. Exposed wooden beams, a curving staircase and exposed walls of Cotswold stone add warmth and comfort to this tempting hideaway. Two delightful bedrooms are in the main cottage while a third is tucked away in the annexe, perfect for anybody who wants a little more space or those who struggle with stairs. With so much to see and do in Charlbury and beyond, Inglenook Cottage is a true Cotswold retreat.
Full Description
An evening at the pub, walks through the Evenlode Valley and days out at nearby Blenheim Palace are what awaits you when you stay at Inglenook Cottage. Tucked away in the charming town of Charlbury which is easily reached by train, this Cotswold stone cottage is a quintessential English country getaway.

Inglenook Cottage is ideal for couples and multi-generational families that are looking to explore this area. The main cottage has been beautifully renovated to showcase typical Cotswold features while the annexe provides extra accommodation which is easily accessible. Blending the new with the old there are wooden beams and a large stone inglenook while each bathroom has a contemporary style. If you resist the temptations of the local eateries the kitchen awaits for homecooked meals and you can open the bi-fold doors for views of the peaceful garden. If you're looking for a relaxed holiday you can retreat to the sitting area in the annexe and get lost in a good book, or sit beside the fire to spend time together.

After your morning stroll into Charlbury for your pastry and coffee, you can sit in the garden and watch the world go by. There is a table and two chairs or just spread a blanket on the lawn and enjoy your peace and quiet.

Ground floor


Kitchen
The traditional kitchen has been given a stylish twist with blue units and a fabulous range cooker. Whether you just want a quick breakfast or you're preparing a decadent three course meal, this kitchen has it covered. Set the four seater table for nibbles or the children can have this as their own space. With bi-fold doors that open to the garden you can expand the space and take drinks out to the garden.

Living/Dining Room
Wooden flooring underfoot and beams above make this a cosy space. The inglenook fireplace with its woodburning stove is the perfect addition to evenings in as you sink into the comfortable sofas at the end of the day. There is a wall-mounted Smart TV and to one side is a dining table with two benches giving enough space for six to dine together.

Utility
Alongside the kitchen is a utility where you will find a second fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer.

Cloakroom
Tucked away at the end the cloakroom has a WC and basin.

First Floor


Bedroom One
With an air of peaceful serenity, bedroom one has a king-size bed set before sage green panelling. Above is an exposed beam and there are bedside tables and a chest of drawers.

En-Suite
The en-suite has a splash of colourful blue tiling around the bath which has a shower above. There is also a WC and basin.

Bedroom Two
Your eye is taken by the exposed stone wall and beamed ceiling in bedroom two. The wooden furniture which includes a king-size bed, bedside tables and a chest of drawers emphasise the exposed beams.

En-Suite
The en-suite matches the bedroom with its beams and snippet of exposed stone. There is a shower cubicle, WC and basin.

Annexe


Open plan living/bedroom
The annexe is set to one side beside the main house and has an open plan living area. There is a king-size bed with lamps, a corner sofa and a desk. This is the perfect place to retreat to for some peace and quiet and is ideal for any couples that are staying as part of your group.

En-suite
The blue tiled en-suite has a shower cubicle, WC and basin.

Outside


A paved terrace surrounds the cottage where you can sit with your morning coffee. Behind the cottage a small lawned garden gives you space to take the dogs out and you can lay a blanket here to read a book.
Full List of Facilities

Indoor

  • Bedroom One - King-size
  • Bedroom Two - King-size
  • Bedroom Three - King-size in annexe
  • 3 Bathrooms - 1 x en-suite with bath with shower over, 2 x en-suite shower room
  • Hairdryer
  • Fire - Logs provided for initial fire 01 Oct to 31March
  • Oven
  • Hob
  • Microwave
  • Toaster
  • Kettle
  • Fridge
  • Freezer
  • Wine fridge
  • Dishwasher
  • Dining table - Seats 6 and seats 4
  • Washing machine
  • Tumble dryer
  • Iron
  • Drying rack
  • WiFi *Please note that speeds are for guidance only and are not guaranteed
  • TV - Smart
  • Workspace
  • Baby/child equipment not provided

Outdoor

  • Dog friendly - One well-behaved dog welcome
  • Garden - Enclosed with small water feature
  • No BBQ available
  • Parking - Off-road parking for one car and nearby unrestricted street parking
On your Doorstep
Supermarkets and Shopping:
There is a Co-op and a deli in the village which stocks a range of fresh vegetables. For larger supermarkets Witney (8 miles) has a Waitrose, Sainsbury’s and M&S. Charlbury is a thriving market town and its streets are lined with independent shops. The Charlbury deli offers locally sourced produce at their counter and also sells works by local artists, loose chocolates and can provide hampers. There is a quarterly market held on the 2nd Saturday of March, June, September and December which is a lovely chance to browse the stalls. The Diddly Squat Farm shop (4 miles) is worth a visit for their produce and café.


Eating Out:
  • The Three Horseshoes, Charlbury – a friendly local pub with regular jazz nights (opposite)
  • The Bull, Charlbury – a charming local pub dating back to 1500 serving local ingredients and championing open fire cooking (100m)
  • The Rose and Crown, Charlbury – a CAMRA Pub of the Year with a great range of real ales (0.3 miles)
  • The Bell, Charlbury – a modern British menu with produce from Daylesford Organic, orchard garden and warming log fires (0.4 miles)
  • Chloe, Charlbury – simple and fresh meals with a changing weekly menu based on local ingredients (0.4 miles)
Walks:

Charlbury is in the beautiful Evenlode Valley, surrounded by glorious Cotswold countryside, with walks in every direction, including along the River Evenlode to Ditchley Park mansion. Walkers can also join the meandering Oxfordshire Way, which passes through Charlbury town, the Salt Way (an old drove road) or follow the Finstock and Evenlode Walk - a lovely 5-mile loop that starts from the centre of Charlbury and passes the Cornbury Park Estate (a National Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest) with a pub about halfway around in Finstock.

Places to Visit:
  • Diddly Squat Farm Shop – Jeremy Clarkson’s farm with a shop selling merchandise and local produce and the big view café (4 miles)
  • Woodstock, Blenheim Palace, Bladon – stunning 300-year-old UNESCO world heritage site. Guest discounts available, log into your online portal for more details (7 miles)
  • Soho Farmhouse – popular member’s club with pool, spa, gym, and restaurants (8 miles)
Travel:
  • Train - Charlbury has direct services to Oxford, Reading and London Paddington, and to Worcester, Great Malvern, and Hereford.
  • Taxis – Blenheim Taxis, Evenlode Valley Taxi
There is so much to discover in the Cotswolds, why not take a look at some of our favourite Bolthole Retreats Experiences
Points of Note
This property has a check-in time of 16:00 and a check-out time of 10:00.
  • Book with us to get exclusive discounts to top attractions and experiences.
  • 1 well-behaved dog is permitted at the cottage for an additional fee.
  • A BBQ is not provided at Inglenook Cottage
  • The stairs in the cottage are narrow and steep with a turn and there is no handrail. There is an external annexe with a bedroom and bathroom which is on the ground floor.
  • There is a very small open pond in the garden and a drop from the lawned area, ensure small children and pets are supervised.

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Location

Charlbury is a small but vibrant and thriving Oxfordshire market town, that has escaped the hordes of Cotswold tourists, making it a delightful place to discover. It benefits from a direct train line to London, which takes an hour whilst Oxford is twenty minutes. The town is filled with historic buildings, independent shops, great pubs, and there are walks in all directions including the Charlbury Circular Route, the Oxfordshire Way, and the Cotswold Way. There’s also an active cricket club and a recreation ground with tennis courts and football pitches, and the town is home to the Riverside Festival and famous Wilderness music festival in the grounds of Cornbury Park. The renowned Longborough Festival Opera is only a 30-minute drive.
 
 
 
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