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The Roost at Coln

Coln St Aldwyns

Sleeps 4
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Dog Friendly
1
Local Pub
WIFI
50-99 Mbps
The Roost at Coln is a stylish, romantic retreat for couples and their dog, a stone’s throw from a well-renowned village pub and café. Full of character, it is a homely country cottage where you can relax in the secret garden and cosy up in front of the wood-burning stove. Two king-size bedrooms each have their own personality and the freestanding bath is a spa-like retreat for a luxurious soak. This is a charming hideaway where you are immersed in the Cotswold countryside. Spend days out at Cotswold Water Park, visiting Cirencester and Burford, or enjoying the walks from your front door around Coln St Aldwyns.
Full Description
This bolthole retreat in the charming village of Coln St Aldwyns is a relaxing getaway from busy life. Set walking distance from the village pub and the community shop, The Roost has been fully renovated and beautifully interior designed to create a homely Cotswold cottage.

With exposed beams, wooden floors and a stone fireplace you can easily relax into your stylish surroundings. The well-equipped kitchen has a dining area and you can curl up in front of the wood burner in the sitting room with your evening drink. Two king-size bedrooms are finished with contemporary details and the spacious bathroom has a freestanding bath and rainfall shower. Each room has been carefully considered to create an impeccably finished home from home.

Outside, there is a BBQ terrace and you can follow the garden path to reach the secret garden overlooking the surrounding beautiful countryside and farmland. Here you can safely let the dog play, enjoy sundowners around the firepit, gather for meals and forget the worries of working life. There are numerous walking routes you can follow from Coln St Aldwyns and nearby are Cirencester, Burford, Cotswold Water Park and Arlington Row at Bibury.

Ground Floor


Kitchen/Diner:
Entering through the back door there is a small porch where you can leave your boots and coats before stepping through to the kitchen/diner. This is a stylish room with stone floors, soft green kitchen units and a dining area cleverly designed with a built-in bench which provides hidden storage. It is a well-equipped kitchen with an oven and hob, dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge with a freezer compartment, coffee machine and the necessary small appliances. It is a light and bright room where you will enjoy having breakfast together before heading off for a walk with the dog.

Living Room:
The front door opens into the comfortable and cosy living room which is ideal for hunkering down in the cooler months in front of the wood-burning stove. With a choice of the sofa or armchairs there is plenty of room for the group. Wooden beams above and a statement rug decorating the wood flooring add personality to this room.

First Floor


Bedroom One:
With a king-size bed this stunning room is like an escape to nature. With a nod to 1920s interior styling, the beautiful William Morris style woodland wallpaper surrounds you as you relax into The Roost. Split into two sections, the bed overlooks the gardens to the trees beyond. There is a desk area where you can catch up on e-mails if you can’t leave them behind and there is space to set up a travel cot. A useful separate dressing area has plenty of storage space with a statement mirror so you can get ready for the day.

Bathroom:
A luxurious freestanding bath is the highlight of this room. You can bathe in style and total tranquillity. There is a separate rainfall shower, sink and WC.

Bedroom Two:
Inspired by the owner's stay in a luxurious Ibiza hotel, the second bedroom has a stylish built in king-size bed with a sumptuously padded surround. It is guaranteed to provide a comfortable night’s sleep. Hidden beneath the bed is drawer storage and a chaise longue adds space to read in the evening.

Outside


The BBQ terrace just outside the boot room is the perfect spot to soak in the sun, just grilled burger in hand. This area has shared access with the neighbours to allow them to get to their gardens. There is a dining table for four and after eating you can wander along the hidden path to The Roost’s secret garden. Passing the neighbouring traditional Cotswold country gardens, you reach the gated private garden through a foliage archway. This oasis includes a lawned area, table and chairs to dine al fresco and a fabulous fire pit area where you can roast marshmallows looking out across the farmland views. You are in the heart of beautiful Cotswold scenery and sitting here under the trees you are immersed in this picturesque setting. To the front of the cottage, on-street parking is available.
Full List of Facilities

Indoor

  • Bedroom One - King-size
  • Bedroom Two - King-size
  • 1 Bathroom - Family bathroom with freestanding bath and separate shower
  • Hairdryer
  • Fire - Logs provided for initial fire (01 Oct to 31st March)
  • Oven
  • Hob
  • Microwave
  • Toaster
  • Kettle
  • Fridge
  • Freezer - Compartment in fridge
  • Coffee machine - Nespresso Krups
  • Dishwasher
  • Dining table - Seats 4
  • Washing machine
  • Tumble dryer
  • Iron
  • WiFi *Please note that speeds are for guidance only and are not guaranteed - 50-99 Mbps
  • TV - Smart
  • Travel cot (cot linen not provided)
  • Highchair
  • Sound system - Sonos 1

Outdoor

  • Dog friendly - One well-behaved dog welcome for an additional fee
  • Garden - Fully enclosed but dogs need to be escorted on lead to the garden
  • Outdoor dining area
  • BBQ - Gas provided
  • Fire pit
  • Parking - On-street parking
On your Doorstep
Farm shops, delis, and shopping: The village shop in Coln St Aldwyns, just 2 minutes’ walk from The Roost has a range of essentials, a café, Post Office and lots of information on the local area. There is also a small cinema in the village, visit the shop for more details. Cirencester (9 miles) is a lovely town filled with independent boutique shops, a weekly market and a bi-weekly farmers’ market.

Cafes, pubs, and restaurants:
  • The New Inn, Coln St Aldwyns – beautiful 17th-century coaching in with restaurant, bar and gardens (70 yds)
  • The Swan, Bibury – set on the banks of the River Coln (2.5 miles)
  • The Victoria Inn, Eastleach – a traditional country pub overlooking the village (4 miles)
  • The Ox Barn, Southrop – contemporary restaurant using fresh produce (5.5 miles)

Walks: Following the River Coln you can enjoy a circular walk (6.7 miles) to the village of Bibury with its picturesque Arlington Row. The route takes about 3 hours and is fairly easy. There are choices in both Coln and Bibury if you fancy a drink or meal on the way. Read our Cirencester Walking and Cycling guide on our website for more ideas. Following the River Coln to the south you reach the town of Fairford, famous for its airshow. Making a loop you can follow the Pitham Brook path on your return to Coln. Fairford is a Walkers are Welcome town, visit fairfordwelcomeswalkers.com for more routes.

Places to Visit:
  • Arlington Row – a picturesque row of Cotswold cottages (3 miles)
  • National Trust Lodge Park and Sherborne Park Estate – enjoy a countryside walk (7 miles)
  • Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens – meet the 260 species of animals (8 miles)
  • Kelmscott Manor – 17th Century arts and crafts manor (9 miles)
There is so much to see and discover, 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 for top attractions and experiences. 
  • 1 well-behaved dog is permitted at the cottage for an additional fee.
  • The stairs are narrow with a turn, this cottage may not be suitable for those with limited mobility.
  • The area directly outside the back door shares access with the neighbouring properties. A private garden is accessed down a path to the right.

Reviews

The house was cosy, had easy parking, great little town away from the bustle and was convenient to all the areas to explore.

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Hema
| 17/02/2025

Such a wonderful little place in a peaceful village. It rained one whole day we were here but it was perfect. We were with a 3 year old and it was safe and fine for her also. Thanks to the hosts!

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Will
| 22/11/2024

Great facilities and great location to all the Cotswolds have to offer. Clean, tidy, and cosy.

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Eimhear
| 23/09/2024

The Roost is a beautifully decorated cottage situated in a fantastic village. The cottage has everything we needed for a very comfortable stay, plus there is a great pub just down the road, a lovely little shop and cafe just up the hill and a wonderful playground to entertain the children. Highly recommend!

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Charlotte
| 01/09/2024

Really convenient for working in the area.

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Graham
| 28/07/2024

Good equipment, cosy, cosy beds, kitchen fully furnished and equipped with herbs, coffee, tea, fresh milk etc.

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Louana
| 22/07/2024

Great location with lovely walks & The New Inn is a great pub.The Roost is a beautiful cottage with a good layout. We were surprised there was no welcome hamper although milk, coffee & tea were provided. We would stay again, we love Coln and the location is great.

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Lisa
| 10/07/2024

The location was perfect. The Roost is tastefully decorated and equipped with everything you may need. A beautiful 2 mile walk to Bibury. Fantastic pub/restaurant down the road. Delightful. We will definitely book again.

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Roy
| 07/07/2024

Lovely stay for a wedding weekend in Coln.The cottage is beautifully decorated and it was nice to have the option of a bath!

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Jessica
| 28/06/2024

Location

One of the undiscovered Cotswold villages, Coln St Aldwyns will delight anyone who wants to be immersed in the Cotswold countryside, have a memorable Cotswold experience, yet avoid the hustle and bustle of the Cotswolds’ tourist hot spots. As with most Cotswold villages, Coln (as the locals call it) is steeped in history, with a perfectly maintained, 13th-century Norman church and 17th-century coaching inn, the New Inn. As you stroll around the village, you’ll find endless photo opportunities to capture beautiful, honey-coloured, Cotswold limestone cottages backed by pastoral, rolling countryside.
 
 
 
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