Welcome to Wold House.
The beautiful kitchen is the centre-piece of the property.
A lovely living area creates an inviting space to unwind in this open plan design.
The main bedroom offers the ultimate in luxury and enjoys a spacious walk-in wardrobe.
One of the classically designed en suite bathrooms.
One of many serene outsides spaces designed with relaxation in mind.
A sweeping driveway guides you to this impressive residence.
As you enter the hallway you are greeted by a beautiful grand piano and contemporary pieces of art.
There is a wonderful sense of space and light in the impressive kitchen/living area.
This really is a chef's delight and is fully equipped to cater for all you culinary needs.
The incredible bi-folding window in the kitchen transforms the area into the perfect space to entertain, bringing the outside in.
The outside dining joins on to a delightful outdoor kitchen-area featuring a gas barbecue, pizza oven and smoker, perfect for al fresco dining and entertaining under the Cotswold skies.
What a cosy wood-burner!
The view from the living area to the open plan kitchen.
The cunningly designed wood panelled wall which hides a lovely shower-room and utility-area – very James Bond!
This is the ideal spot to enjoy a local tipple (or two!).
The pretty hidden shower-room on the ground floor.
This room has graced the screens as part of the BBC Father Brown film set!
You can access a lovely outdoor sitting-area from the sitting-room.
The double-aspect windows provide dreamy views across the village and there is a lovely window seat which lends itself to lazy days unwinding.
The elegant dining-room provides a touch of grandeur.
Chat the night away with family and friends around this refined dining-table.
The hallway leads you to the first floor.
The main bedroom boasts an opulent super-king bed and comfy sofa.
Wake up to incredible views.
Treat yourself to breakfast in bed.
What a beautiful en suite bathroom!
Mellow yellow is the word in bedroom 2!
This room also enjoys a beautiful en suite with roll-top bath.
There is also a spacious shower.
The landing on the first floor.
There is a convenient separate cloakroom on the first floor.
The second floor has two lovely double bedrooms.
The dressing area is the perfect place to get ready for the evening.
Both the bedrooms on the second floor enjoy en suite shower-rooms.
Yet another delightful bedroom!
There are period features in all rooms.
A super convenient drinks area is located between the bedrooms on the second floor, so you don't have to go far to top up your prosecco!
An additional outbuilding, offers a charming self-contained living space for two guests.
There are places to catch to sun throughout the day in all corners of the garden.
The snug lounge area.
This outside accommodation is ideal if you have teenagers, or young adults in the group.
Lovely views from the bedroom.
The en suite shower-room.
The view towards the rear of the property.
The outside seating-area next to the sitting-room is perfect to catch some sunshine.
Enjoy the golden hues of tradition Cotswold stone.
There is a cute little summer-house at the top of the garden.
Soak in the breathtaking Cotswold countryside.
Views across the valley of Blockley.
The popular cafe at Blockley serves delicious meals.
Bustling Bourton-on-the-Water is a favourite tourist spot.
The beautiful lavender fields of Snowshill.
Explore the popular market town of Chipping Campden, notable for its terraced high street dating back to the 14th Century.
A must visit is St Edwards Church, dating back to the Middle Ages, it is rumoured to have inspired JRR Tolkien to create The Doors of Durin in The Lord Of The Rings trilogy.
The bustling market town of Stow-on-the-Wold is steeped in history and has the claim to fame of being the highest town in the Cotswolds.
The desirable village of Broadway with its many shops and cafes.
Wold House
56383.2 miles NW of Moreton-in-Marsh | Sleeps 10 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £2483
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Found in the heart of the pretty village of Blockley, The Great Western Arms is a traditional Cotswolds pub with cosy interiors and large patio for warm weather days. The menu includes hearty pub classics and dogs are welcome both inside and out.
Nearby beach
With extensive parklands, adventure activities and a sandy beach, this is a great place for a day out with all the family. Ticket entry includes parking, access to the beach, kids play area and the parkland. See their website for other activities and to book tickets.
Nearby walk
Thanks to the National Trails we can bring you this delightful four and a half mile walk through woodlands to Dover's Hill. Take a look at their website for further details.
Nearby town
Situated equidistant between Moreton-in-Marsh and Chipping Campden, Blockley is a charming village in the north of the Cotswolds. The local pub is worth a mention and the Blockley Cafe opens seven days a week for refreshments.
Also nearby
Found in a spectacular estate of over 3,500 acres, Sezincote House is a 200 year old Mogul Indian Palace surrounded by stunning gardens. Take a look at their website for further details and opening times throughout the year.
July 2024
An absolute Gem
Sezincote Gardens were a wonderful find. The landscaping is just beautiful, with glorious vistas at every turn and a wonderful layout that keeps you meandering through the site. We spend far longer here than I expected and enjoyed every moment. The Orangery is particularly lovely, and the cakes were to die for. I would recommend this to anyone in the area as a wonderful way to spend an afternoon.
Situated in the heart of the town, Redesdale Arms is a traditional country pub with exposed beams, stone floors and an open fire. Food is traditional pub grub and there's outside seating for sunny days.
July 2023
Evening meal
We had a fabulous dinner here. My husband had steak and I had chicken in a mushroom sauce. Both meals were really excellent.
Situated in the heart of Blockley, Blockley Cafe serves Artisan food and drinks seven days a week. Call in for a refreshment break when exploring the pretty villages of the Cotswolds.
A great day out for all the family, where you can see vultures, falcons, eagles, hawks, kites and owls up close. Make sure you visit to see the daily flying displays.
Open Wednesday to Sunday, this charming village pub is cosy and inviting. Here you will find a bar area and separate dining room with warming real fire in cooler months. Outside there's beer garden, ideal for al fresco summer dining and drinks.
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