“Jockey’s Rest” a cosy cottage in prime Broadway

Welcome to “Jockey’s Rest” the home of a jockey and a cosy retreat just a trot around the corner to Broadway High Street with its cafés, restaurants, and boutique shops. The historic Broadway Tower is close by. The house has two double bedrooms – with an en-suite shower – plus a family bathroom. A kitchen, bright reception room with French doors open onto a quiet garden, perfect for unwinding after a day in the saddle or exploring the area. Private off-road parking stables one car right outside. The space Welcome to Jockey’s Rest – once my own home as a working jockey, now shared as a retreat for those who’d like to soak up a little equestrian spirit in the heart of Broadway. Just a short trot from the High Street, you’ll find cafés, restaurants, and boutique shops, with scenic trails and the historic Broadway Tower close at hand. Inside, the house is styled with subtle nods to life in the saddle – from racing prints to warm, comfortable finishes that invite you to unwind after the day’s ride. There are two double bedrooms – one with its own en-suite shower – plus a family bathroom. A bright reception room opens through French doors to the garden, the perfect paddock for a glass of wine or morning coffee. The modern kitchen makes self-catering easy, whether you’re fuelling up for a day’s walking or just grazing at leisure. And with private off-road parking right outside, you can saddle up and set off on your next adventure with ease. So whether you’re here for the Cotswold way, the village charm, or simply a change of pace, Jockey’s Rest is your stable away from home. Guest access Guests will be given access details the day before arrival. These are easy to follow however, I’m readily available to answer questions. Whilst I do call the property my home, the whole house is accessible to guests during their stay with the exception of the wardrobe space in the principal bedroom which will be locked. Additional hanging space is provided as an alternative. Other things to note It is indeed my home and I asked that guests respect the property during their stay as they would their own home. Thank you