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The Cottage

The Vicarage’s smaller half — a hideaway for two couples or a small family.

Sleeps 4 · 2 bedrooms · 1 bathroom

Well-behaved dogs welcome — tell us how many

The Cottage door and window across the gravel courtyard, with a bistro table set beneath the wall.
The Cottage sitting room with a wood burner, soft green sofa and a basket of logs beside the hearth.
The Cottage living room under its boarded ceiling, with armchairs drawn up to the wood burner.
The Cottage dining table beneath the beamed ceiling, with the kitchen through the doorway beyond.
A Cottage bedroom under the eaves, with an oak bed, teal blanket and prints above the headboard.
The Cottage kitchen, a neat galley with cream units and the window at the end.

The Cottage adjoins The Vicarage and keeps its own private, south-facing walled garden with a gravelled terrace — and a Grade II-listed open-sided barn in the grounds. Open-plan living runs around a wood-burning stove under exposed beams.

Two double bedrooms sit up a spiral stair, with a walk-in shower room on the ground floor. It is the plainer of the two houses, and one side of it faces the village road. Booked alone, it suits a couple or a small party wanting the estate, the walking and the pub without the scale of the main house; booked together with The Vicarage, the pair become one sixteen-bed house.

In the house

  • Two double bedrooms (4'6" beds)
  • Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower
  • Open-plan living with wood-burning stove and exposed beams
  • Private south-facing walled garden and gravelled terrace
  • Grade II-listed open-sided barn in the grounds
  • Parking for two cars
  • Wi-Fi
  • Well-behaved dogs welcome (additional charge)
  • Travel cot and stair gate available

Good to know

  • Decorated to a simpler standard than The Vicarage
  • The walled-garden side is quiet; the other side faces the village road through Great Limber, which is busiest on weekday afternoons. Those windows have secondary glazing
  • The spiral stairs to the first floor are steep
  • Access is shared with the neighbouring property