Stunning 6-Bed Riverside Cotswold Mill, Sleeps 12.

Welcome to The Tallet Barn – an 18th-century Cotswold gem set beside the river, offering space for up to 12 guests across six comfy bedrooms. Why you’ll love it: · Original beams · Riverside views, woodland walks · Fully equipped kitchen for group feasts · Fast Wi-Fi, trampoline & wood-burning stove · On-site parking for 6 cars Stroll to picture-perfect villages, cycle quiet lanes or simply relax by the water. Book your memorable Cotswold stay today! The space Ground Floor Sitting Room A warm and inviting space featuring a traditional stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove, a large corner sofa (seats 8), two armchairs, a Smart TV with Sky and streaming apps (guests must use their own accounts), and a curated selection of books and games. Exposed wooden beams add rustic charm. Dining Room A generous dining area with a long table that comfortably seats 12—perfect for shared meals and celebrations. Kitchen Fully equipped with: Oven and Hobs Fridge/freezer plus additional fridge Dishwasher, washing machine Toaster, Nespresso machine & cafetière Office / Additional Lounge A flexible space with a sofa, large mirror, and work desk—ideal for remote work or wedding preparations. 2 x Ground Floor Shower Rooms Each includes a walk-in shower, basin, toilet, and heated towel rail. First Floor Bedrooms Beech – Bedroom 1 Twin beds, working desk, and wardrobe. Willow – Bedroom 2 Can be set as twin or double, with desk, wardrobe, and chair. Shares a Jack-and-Jill bathroom with Birch. Birch – Bedroom 3 Double bed, desk, wardrobe, and chair. Shares Jack-and-Jill bathroom with Willow. Wild Cherry – Bedroom 4 Twin or double bed, desk, wardrobe, chair, and private en-suite with bath, sink, and toilet. Hazel – Bedroom 5 Double bed, desk, wardrobe, and chair. Bathroom access is via the ground floor shower rooms. Chestnut – Bedroom 6 Double bed, desk, wardrobe, and chair. Bathroom access is via the ground floor shower rooms. Outdoor Features Guests have full access to 17 acres of countryside and a range of outdoor amenities, including: Fire pit Giant outdoor chess board Sunken trampoline Children’s play area Football nets Outdoor dining table & relaxed seating Charcoal BBQ (guests to provide charcoal and clean after use) Additional Information Parking: Off-street parking for 4–5 cars Pets: Up to 2 medium-sized dogs welcome (£50 per dog per booking) – see FAQs for house rules Wood Burner: Starter supply of logs provided Guest access Guests stay in The Tallet, a beautifully converted agricultural barn from the late 18th century, offering views over the nearby river. Other things to note We do cater for hosted retreats such as wellness or cooking retreats. Please get in touch for details. The local area is steeped in history... Corinium Dobunnorum (the Cirencester of old) was the comfortable capital of Roman Britain and fine Roman villas dot the hills nearby. Cirencester itself is pretty, historic and generally a great place to visit. It boasts the oldest famer's market in the country. Farmers still bring their produce to market every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month. Malmesbury to the south has a haunting Benedictine Abbey that towers over the town almost six centuries after dissolution. William Morris considered Bibury, a short drive north, the most beautiful village in England. We still think so, second to our village of course. If you're up for a sturdy walk (or short drive), Cotswold Water Park offers water-skiing, kayaking, rally driving, paint-balling and, in the summer, a beach. It's got some good places to eat too. On a good day walk to the local pubs - remember to wear wellies in winter. Head up the Thames path through fields to The Tavern next to the station (about a mile away), the Bakers' Arms in Somerford Keynes (about 2.5 miles away down the Thames Path, though in winter it can be a few inches under water), or the Potting Shed in Crudwell (about 4 miles via Oaksey mostly away along country tracks and backroads). For local footpaths, check out footpathmap .co. uk and search under My location. Our favourite trail is the long way round to Cirencester www .alltrails .com/en-gb/trail/england/gloucestershire/ewen-and-cirencester. Another is the source of the Thames - about 45 minutes away. To get back either retrace your steps back, or consider the longer circular walk here eatsleepwild .com /thames-source-circular-walk/. (Sadly the Wild Duck is under renovation.) Another good resource for walks is explore.osmaps. com. Search for Ewen and click on Go to Find Routes. There are dedicated workspaces, desks and cubbyholes, as well as high-speed internet, throughout the barn for remote working.