Lower Slaughter 1.2 miles. Perched in the pretty village of Upper Slaughter, Gloucestershire, is this superb two-bedroom listed cottage, Fordview. Enjoying a fantastic location in the heart of the Cotswolds AONB, and a stunning interior adorned with character and original features, Fordview is perfect for couples or a family of four seeking a luxury escape. Within your new home-from-home, you will find a fully-equipped kitchen where you can whip up tasty dishes, ready to enjoy at the dining table in front of the crackling woodburning stove. On warmer days, why not savour your meals alfresco out in the rear small garden? Continue through to the inviting sitting room, where you can snuggle up on the plush seating in front of your favourite show on the Smart TV, as the woodburning stove adds a gentle warmth and glow to the space. Follow the stairs up to the first floor, where you will find a well-appointed shower room, along with two beautifully presented bedrooms, a king-size with Smart TV and gorgeous freestanding copper bath, and a double. For your local amenities, head into Lower Slaughter, where you can dine at the welcoming Slaughters Country Inn, pick up a sweet treat from The Old Mill, stock up on essentials at the convenience store, stroll along the River Eye or tour the Lower Slaughter Museum. Next stop is Bourton-on-the-Water, home to the charming Cotswold Motoring & Toy Museum, the Birdland Park & Gardens, The Model Village and the wildlife rich surroundings of Gretstones Farm Nature Reserve and the Salmonsbury Meadows SSSI. Further afield, you will find Cheltenham, renowned for its annual races, as well as its beautiful Montpellier Gardens, Pittville Pump Room, and the Victorian Everyman. Also within easy reach from your new abode is the Diddly Squat Farm Shop which featured on Clarkson’s Farm and the popular Cotswolds Farm Park. For a luxury getaway to the Cotswolds, choose Fordview.

Located four miles south-west of Stow-on-the-Wold, Lower Slaughter is a small village in the Cotswold county of Gloucestershire, England. The settlement spans both sides of the slow-moving River Eye, which flows through Upper Slaughter and under two footbridges. A water mill built in the 19th century at the western edge of the settlement uses an undershot waterwheel and a chimney to generate steam. In the middle of the village, where the river widens, is a ford crossed by many small stone footbridges. St. Mary's Church, a picturesque structure, can be seen in Lower Slaughter. St. Peter's Church in Upper Slaughter is a historic Norman building with elements dating back to the 12th century, while the reconstructed church and its spectacular spire date to the 1867. Travelers will find everything they need in the village, including a gas station and a classic tavern called The Slaughters Country Inn. Bourton-on-the- The Birdland Park & Gardens, Cotswold Motoring Museum & Toy Collection, and Greystones Farm Nature Reserve in nearby Water provide for a delightful day trip.

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