The Cottage at Maugersbury welcomes you.
There's room for the whole family in this lovely sitting-room.
What a lovely snug dining-area!
The beautiful cream kitchen.
What's not to love about a super-king bed with breathtaking views?
The stunning Cotswold countryside.
There is a central breakfast-bar, perfect for preparing your favourite recipe and catching up on the day's events.
Step inside for the perfect family getaway.
The entrance hall leads to the downstairs cloakroom and dining area.
The views can be enjoyed throughout the property.
The cute sitting-area in the kitchen is ideal for an after dinner drink.
Enjoy a holiday tipple and unwind.
Share stories over an evening meal.
The comfortable principal bedroom.
French doors lead out to the garden.
Relax with a good book.
There is plenty of wardrobe space.
The principal bedroom enjoys its own en suite.
Enjoy the opulent soft furnishings.
The spacious sitting-room with roaring open fire.
Freshen up in the spacious shower.
There is a lovely single room, please note since the photo has been taken there is now a 3’ single bed.
A lovely space for your little one.
Another lovely bedroom to rest up in after a busy day sightseeing.
There is an additional day bed that can be used as a single, or pulled out to a make a double.
Wake up to these incredible views.
Treat yourself, you are on holiday after all.
Get ready for a night out at one of the many restaurants and pubs nearby.
Indulge with a soak in the bath and a glass of bubbles.
The family bathroom is light and airy.
The cottage is surround by beautiful countryside.
Having a south-facing aspect ensures the cottage is flooded with light making it a quiet place of solace and escapism, perfect for a getaway.
The large outside dining-table is the perfect place to gather with family and friends and while away summer evenings.
Plenty of space for your kids to let off some steam, or for the grown ups to sunbathe.
Enjoy a healthy dose of peace and tranquility.
The garden is fully enclosed and offers complete privacy.
Lots of room for outdoor play or picnics on the lawn.
The property benefits from rare unobstructed views across the entire valley all the way to Churchill and further afield.
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.
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 desirable village of Broadway with its many shops and cafes.
Bustling Bourton-on-the-Water is a favourite tourist spot.
The popular cafe at Blockley serves delicious meals.
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.
The Cottage At Maugersbury
5576Stow-on-the-Wold | Sleeps 6 + 2 cots
7 Nights from £1168
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
A traditional Cotswolds pub serving a seasonally changing menu using local produce. You'll find a warming log fire in winter and masses of outside seating for al fresco dining in summer, the perfect countryside pub!
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
This pretty walk is brought to you courtesy of our friends at gocotswolds.co.uk and starts from the free car park in town. Taking roughly an hour, this three and a half mile stroll takes in the pretty village and surrounding countryside. Take a look at their website for further details.
Nearby town
This pretty market town has a large market square surrounded by gorgeous Cotswold stone town houses, shops and galleries. With plenty of tea rooms, cafes, pubs and fine dining establishments, you will be spoilt for choice when it comes to dining out. Antique lovers will enjoy a good selection of shops here. Surrounded by pretty countryside, walkers will enjoy exploring plentiful footpaths and trails in the area.
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.
An authentic Indian restaurant situated in the centre of town, Prince of India serves offers both eat in and takeaway options, perfect if you are staying locally.
A traditional family run Mediterranean restaurant and bar, run by brother and sister team, Aris and Cleo. Food is locally sourced with a Greek/Cypriot theme and served in lovely contemporary surroundings.
A fabulous contemporary art gallery featuring original 20th century art, sculpture and country furniture, Take a look at their website for opening hours and exhibition information.
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