Graziers Cottage, Cotswolds

03/11/2026

Days out exploring the Cotswolds, a wander through the autumn colours, perhaps a country pub lunch... then back to the cottage to put your feet up and enjoy a quiet evening in. Warm fire, your favourite woolly socks, a glass of w**e and absolutely no plans for the evening. 🍷

That's November at Graziers Cottage.

Our 300-year-old cottage in Ford has availability in November if you fancy a few days away from the usual routine.

And with the Plough Inn just around the corner, you don't even have to go far for a good pub dinner!

Have a look at www.grazierscottage.com for available dates and details. 🍁

29/07/2026

Not every summer break has to be planned months in advance... ☀️

A last-minute trip to the Cotswolds wasn't in the plan... but it could be the best part of your summer.

I have just a handful of August dates remaining at Graziers Cottage:

📅 11–16 August (5 nights available)
📅 20–31 August (11 nights available)

✔ Stays from 3 nights
✔ Or book 7 nights or more within the 20–31 August period for a reduced weekly rate.

Prices start from £540 for a 3-night stay for up to 4 guests, with 7 nights from just £1,050.

A 300-year-old Cotswold cottage with a peaceful enclosed garden, cosy interiors, private parking and a country pub just a minute's walk away – the perfect base for exploring the North Cotswolds.

If you'd like to snap up one of the remaining dates, send me a message or book directly through my website.

07/06/2026

Are you interested in the Cotswolds village fêtes?

Moreton-in-Marsh is hosting its annual Summer Fayre on Saturday, 4th July. All details can be found in the original post.

Graziers Cottage is just a 10-minute drive from Moreton, and we currently have availability from 29th June to 4th July (minimum 3-night stay). Spend a few days exploring the Cotswolds, then finish your break with a visit to the Summer Fayre before setting off for home.

For availability and prices, visit www.grazierscottage.com.

12/05/2026

The Cotswolds are looking rather lovely at the moment… 🌿

Bluebell woods, winding country lanes, wisteria in full bloom, honey-stone villages and long evenings in the garden after a day of exploring. It’s that time of year when everything feels fresh and properly peaceful again.

If you’ve been thinking about a little break away, Graziers Cottage is offering 10% off all stays until the end of June.

A cosy 300-year-old cottage tucked away in a small North Cotswold hamlet — with walks from the doorstep, a country pub just around the corner, and some of the Cotswolds’ prettiest spots only a short drive away.

📍Near Broadway, Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold & the Slaughters
📍Sleeps up to 4 people (no pets)

More details at www.grazierscottage.com

30/03/2026

Easter plans fallen through?
You might have just found something better.

We’ve got a few Easter dates still open at Graziers Cottage - a cosy, chocolate-box Cotswold stay that feels like stepping into a slower pace of life (with all the comforts you’d want when travelling with children).

Think relaxed mornings, a proper garden for little ones to run about in, and evenings by the fire once the day winds down. The village pub is just a minute’s walk away when no one feels like cooking.

Inside, there’s space for up to 4:
• Two bedrooms and a comfortable living/dining space
• Fully equipped kitchen for easy family meals
• Enclosed garden with patio and BBQ
• Wood burner for those cooler evenings
• Fast WiFi, Smart TVs & a vintage games console
• Off-street parking

And when you’re ready to head out, you’re surrounded by places children genuinely get excited about - from wildlife parks and farm visits to model villages, mazes, and hands-on experiences, all within an easy drive.

If Easter needed a quick rethink, this is a pretty lovely one.

Availability & details: www.grazierscottage.com

25/01/2026

If you’re craving a few days away from the noise — fires lit, walks straight from the door, pub lunches and early nights — Graziers Cottage could be a good fit.

It’s a traditional Cotswold stone cottage with two bedrooms, a wood burner in a big old fireplace, and a fully enclosed garden. Simple, warm and very much a “make yourself at home” kind of place.

Winter is one of our favourite times here: quieter lanes, empty footpaths, and villages that feel properly lived-in rather than busy.

Perfect for couples or families of up to four who want comfort, character and an easy pace.

• Comfortably sleeps up to 4 (sorry, no pets)
• 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
• Fully-equipped kitchen
• Character features throughout
• Inglenook fireplace with wood burner
• 3 smart TVs with Netflix, Wi-Fi (350 Mbps)
• Enclosed, well-kept garden
• Off-street parking for 2 cars
• Popular country pub a minute’s walk away
• Countryside walks and classic villages on the doorstep

Book directly with us at https://www.grazierscottage.com or feel free to message me if you’d like more information.
Anna

Self-catering holiday cottage in the Cotswolds, Ford, Gloucestershire. Experience stay at 300 y.o. property with all mod cons.

18/01/2026

Valentine’s Day doesn’t need big gestures.
Just a crackling fire, a glass of something warming, and nowhere else to be.

Graziers Cottage is made for quiet romance - a traditional Cotswold cottage where evenings naturally drift towards the inglenook fireplace and mornings start slowly, with no plans beyond breakfast and a wander. It’s cosy, calm, and wonderfully unshowy.

You’ll have:
• Two bedrooms and one bathroom
• A fully equipped kitchen for easy suppers in
• A sitting room with a striking inglenook and wood burner
• Smart TVs, fast broadband (350 Mbps) and Netflix
• Off-street parking
• A much-loved country pub just around the corner

With postcard villages close by - Bourton-on-the-Water, Upper & Lower Slaughter, Broadway - you can explore a little, then retreat back to the fire.

A Valentine’s stay that’s about being together, not rushing anywhere.

Book direct at www.grazierscottage.com

17/01/2026

One of our favourite spots for lunch, full stop.

Cotswold Barn is the sort of place we keep going back to — not just for the food (which is consistently excellent and very fairly priced), but for the people behind it.

Bernard and Jo are often there in person, welcoming everyone through the door and somehow making it feel as though you’re a regular, even on your first visit. It’s warm, relaxed, and properly Cotswolds.

After lunch, we usually have a wander through the shop — local farm produce, thoughtful Cotswold gifts, and a few things you didn’t know you needed until you saw them.

And a little insider tip: if you like the idea of settling in front of the fire at Graziers Cottage, Cotswold Barn sells logs and kindling all year round. Very handy. 🔥