Luxuary Southrop Stay | Boutique Cotswold Base

Grey’s Court is a secluded collection of five luxury cottages in the picturesque Cotswold village of Southrop. Each cottage combines timeless character with contemporary comfort, featuring roll-top baths, wood-burning stoves, and elegant interiors. Just a short stroll from the renowned Thyme Estate, spa, and The Swan restaurant, they can be booked individually or together for an idyllic countryside escape. The space Stable Cottage is a luxurious Cotswold retreat in the idyllic village of Southrop, offering accommodation for up to six guests across three beautifully appointed bedrooms. Located within Grey’s Court, an exclusive collection of five cottages, it provides the perfect balance of privacy and charm — just a short stroll from the renowned Thyme Estate, home to a spa, cookery school, and The Swan restaurant, one of the Cotswolds’ most celebrated dining spots. The master suite, set beneath a high beamed ceiling, features a handcrafted I & JL Brown four-poster bed and a spacious en-suite with a cast-iron roll-top bath and separate power shower. Two additional double bedrooms on the ground floor share a stylish bathroom with another roll-top bath and walk-in shower, while a convenient cloakroom adds to the ease of staying here. The sitting room is a warm and inviting space with a wood-burning stove, snug seating area, and Sky TV for relaxed evenings in. The kitchen and dining area, fitted with an Aga and premium Dualit appliances, is ideal for entertaining or enjoying long family meals. French doors open onto a private terrace — perfect for alfresco dining or morning coffee in the sunshine. With private off-street parking and thoughtful family touches such as high chairs and trusted babysitting contacts, Stable Cottage is designed for comfort and connection. Surrounded by scenic walks and quintessential Cotswold villages like Bibury, Burford, and Lechlade, it offers an authentic countryside experience where luxury, tranquillity, and heritage come together beautifully.