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Chipping Norton

Chipping Norton lies southwest of Banbury in Oxfordshire, situated on the western slopes of a hillside that was once the site of a Norman castle. The parish church of St. Mary the Virgin was built on the hill next to the castle. It has one of the finest interiors among the great Cotswold churches and is well worth a visit.

Chipping Norton offers the visitor plenty of retail therapy including several antique shops and a wide selection of restaurants, Inns and Pubs.

William Bliss built the Bliss Tweed Mill in 1872. Designed by George Woodhouse, it looks like a cross between a mansion and a folly, rather than a late 19th century factory, having an unusual domed based chimney which is a landmark for Chipping Norton from miles about. The Mill finally closed in 1980 and has now been converted to luxury apartments.

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Badger Cottage, Kingham, Chipping Norton

Self-Catering
From £391 per week

Badger Cottage, Chipping Norton, Gloucestershire

Overview

Badger Cottage in Kingham, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, offers self catering holiday accommodation. This delightful adjoining cottage enjoys a lovely setting, just off the village green, in this quiet, unspoilt area of the Cotswolds.

Kingham is a charming historic village, enjoying the accolade of being England's favourite village by Country Life magazine. The interior is very comfortable and well equipped, yet retains much of the character of bygone days.

The property makes an excellent holiday base for touring and enjoying the many and varied places of interest in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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Badger Cottage
Kingham
Chipping Norton
Oxfordshire OX7 6YD

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Badger Cottage

Accommodation

Badger Cottage comprises of a living room with wood burning stove, dining room with French door to garden, compact beamed galley style fitted kitchen.

Steep stairs lead to first floor where there are two bedrooms; one double (5ft bed) with sloping ceiling and one single with additional pull out bed (for plus 1) and comfortable bathroom with over bath shower and toilet.

Wood burning stove initial fuel included thereafter available locally. Linen and towels included. Property has also a small garden with patio and furniture. Weekly lets run from Friday to Friday.

The property makes an excellent holiday base for touring and enjoying the many and varied places of interest in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton on the Water, Burford and Chipping Norton are all a short distance and beautiful Stratford upon Avon is easily accessible for the day. The university city of Oxford, Blenheim and Cheltenham are within one hour's drive.

Style

Traditional, Quiet, Family-friendly, Village

Services

Colour TV, DVD-CD players, DVD Library, Off-site parking, Microwave, Private gardens, Library, Dogs welcome

Perfect for...

Romantic Breaks, Weekend Breaks, Midweek Getaways, Family Holidays

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Nearby...

Chipping Norton, for Walking, Heritage attractions, Pubs & Bars, Gardens.

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Guest comments for the Badger Cottage

1st comment: The cottage has character, an excellent location, was very clean, extremely well-equipped. We felt at home there immediately. Dec 2010.

2nd comment: A very comfortable and cosy cottage. Nov 2010.

3rd comment: Bed very comfy, living room cozy, kitchen well equipped. Oct 2010.

4th comment: Very cosy and well equipped, fantastic location in a beautiful village. Oct 2010.

5th comment: Location, size, parking, enclosed garden, decent sized bathroom. July 2010.

6th comment: The bed was very comfortable. June 2010.

7th comment: Small but beautifully formed. June 2010.

8th comment: Quite spacious for a small cottage. April 2010.

9th comment: Attractively furnished, very well equipped, on a traffic-free lane. Dec 2009.

10th comment: We were very pleased to find that the cupboards were not bare and the selection of books, music and dvds available - made the cottage feel more inviting - especially as the weather kept us in a couple of nights. Nov 2009.

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