Beautiful 3 bed Cotswold Cottage with Parking

A cosy modern cottage built in the traditional Cotswold style. Tucked away in a quiet, sunny location on the edge of the village, but within easy walking distance (5 minutes) from the bustling village centre. Chipping Campden is one of the most popular Cotswold locations with an excellent range of quality shops and restaurants. Equipped to a high standard, Autumn Cottage has everything you require for a comfortable home from home experience. Unusually for Campden this property has parking. The space This comfortable retreat offers spacious modern living in a peaceful location on the edge of the all-year-round popular village of Chipping Campden. This is a great location to explore Cotswolds and beyond, with access to some of the best walking in the Cotswolds including the official start to the famous Cotswolds Way which begins in the centre of Chipping Campden. Chipping Campden village centre is a short walk from the Cottage, offering an abundance of pubs, bistros and fine dining restaurants, coffee shops, delicatessens, food stores, florists and bespoke quality shopping. Campden is notable for its elegant honey coloured, terraced High Street, dating back to the 14th Century when Campden's wealth was established by the wool trade. A recent addition to Chipping Campden is the Cidermill Theatre which hosts live performances and local cinema events. The Cottage itself boasts a large open-plan lounge dining room, with a cosy fireplace to warm you after a day exploring the local area. The kitchen is fully equipped for dining in, with everything you require to prepare a meal. French doors lead to an airy garden room, which then leads to the enclosed rear garden with outdoor seating. A vaulted stairway leads up to a spacious landing with three bedrooms; 1 king size, 1 double, and 1 single, all benefiting from luxurious White Company linen. The single room has the facility for an additional pull-out single bed for occasional use (£50 per stay including linen & towels )only by advance agreement with the Host - this does make the room restricted in space, and means the door can’t close). Additionally a baby in Moses basket can be accommodated. There are two bathrooms; 1 upstairs family bathroom with bath and shower over, and an additional shower room downstairs to avoid the morning rush! Outside the cottage has a dedicated car parking space (a rare thing in Chipping Campden!), with space for additional vehicles on the road. The front garden is laid to lawn, with the rear garden paved with raised borders. Guest access Every part of this cottage is open for the use of our guests, with the exception of a housekeeper's cupboard and the garage. Other things to note If the dates you would like to check in are not showing available, please contact us . Chipping Campden is a very popular Cotswolds village, ideally located for exploring the North Cotswolds. Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick (with Warwick Castle), Leamington Spa, Oxford, and Cheltenham are all within easy reach. Chipping Campden is blessed with multiple pubs and restaurants (we send you lots of details when you book with us), and lovely boutique shipping. Campden is notable for its elegant terraced high street, dating back to the 14th century. This is an ideal base from which to explore other neighbouring villages including Broadway (15 mins by car), Moreton-in-Marsh (20 mins) and Bourton-on-the-Water (30 mins). Upper and Lower Slaughter villages (30 mins) are quintessentially British with lovely walks and beautiful hotels for a bite to eat. Stow-on-the-Wold (25 mins), is home to ‘The Tolkien Door'; hidden away on the grounds of the historic St Edwards Church is a mystical doorway that looks like a portal that could transport you to another realm. With its studded wooden panels flanked by ancient yew trees and an old oil lamp hanging above, you would be forgiven for mistaking this door for being something born of middle earth. There is a local legend that says J.R.R Tolkien visited this church and the entrance inspired his Doors of Durin in Lord of the Rings. Hidcote Gardens is a short drive (5-10 minutes), or a very pleasant cross-country walk (approximately 1 hour) from the cottage - This National Trust Garden is an Arts & Crafts masterpiece. Laid out by the revered American horticulturist, Major Lawrence Johnston, whose grave you can find in the church in Mickleton, Hidcote offers intricately designed outdoor ‘rooms’ bringing endless inspiration for the keen gardener. Close to Hidcote is Kiftsgate Court Gardens, famed for its grounds that were the creation of three generations of female gardeners. Super tea rooms and a sculpture exhibition in August are well worth a visit. A mile further on, a walk around the Foxcote estate is well worth the trip, as are the villages of Ilminton and Ebrington with award winning pubs to quench your thirst.