Burford Holiday Cottages

Burford Cottages

Gloucestershire

Dutch 1

Ref: S1029415

Carterton is a well-stocked town enjoying the countryside of Oxfordshire, within reach of the Cotswolds AONB. The town boasts an interesting history, with RAF Brize Norton's involvements in the Second World War. Within the town, find an array of...

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Oxfordshire

The Old Dairy

Ref: S125935

Reviews 49

Shilton, Oxfordshire is a short drive away from Carterton, a well-stocked town within reach of the Cotswolds AONB. Within the town, find an array of restaurants, pubs and cafés to recharge your batteries after each adventure-packed day. Carterton...

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£112

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Oxfordshire

Holly Cottage

Ref: S424835

Reviews 30

Minster Lovell is a village and civil parish in West Oxfordshire on the River Windrush. It is popular for its ruin Minster Lovell Hall, famed for allegedly being the place the ninth Lord Lovell’s remains were found in an underground room. It is...

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Ground Floor Annex

Ref: S881473

A small hamlet just 4 miles from the maritime town and harbour of Falmouth. The surrounding countryside offers rolling fields, country lanes and misty, atmospheric creeks that wind their way inland from the sea through deep, wooded valleys. The...

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Gloucestershire

Dutch 2

Ref: S1029414

The popular riverside market town of Lechlade lies on the edge of the southern Cotswolds and has many traditional pubs, antique shops, a Londis and a Co-operative including a fuel station. Lechlade is also home to the infamous Christmas shop...

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£105

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Oxfordshire

Wall Cottage

Ref: S424889

Reviews 23

Burford is possibly one of, if not THE most famous of the Cotswolds' locations. With its medieval bridge, old stone houses and attractive Tudor and Georgian frontages, Burford is justifiably one of the most picturesque towns in England. Often...

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£121

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Oxfordshire

Gardeners Cottage

Ref: S277985

Reviews 11

Milton-under-Wychwood is a charming village and village parish found in West Oxfordshire, resting amidst the wonder of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is home to a welcoming pub called The Hare, as well as being host...

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£168

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Gloucestershire

Stable Cottage

Ref: S1029416

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£120

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Oxfordshire

Fairview Cottage

Ref: S125860

Reviews 47

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£316

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Gloucestershire

Rissington Hill House

Ref: S372486

Reviews 1

Rissington Hill House is situated in between some of the most iconic Cotswold towns and villages, Stow-on-the-Wold, Burford and Bourton-on-the-Water are all easily reachable in less than 15-minutes. The closest pub, The Lamb Inn, can be reached on...

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Oxfordshire

Littlestock Shepherds Hut

Ref: S1007945

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£60

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Oxfordshire

Primera Barn

Ref: S917920

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£95

per night

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Oxfordshire

Gardeners Cottage

Ref: S328397

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£191

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Gloucestershire

Stable Cottage

Ref: S1038195

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£137

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Oxfordshire

The Stalls

Ref: S419931

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£384

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Oxfordshire

Newmans Cottage

Ref: S943817

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£245

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Oxfordshire

Upper End House

Ref: S352078

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Dairy Cottage

Ref: S1242428

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£123

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Oxfordshire

Bay Tree Cottage, Shipton-under-Wychwood

Ref: S810953

Reviews 107

Bay Tree Cottage is the perfect romantic bolthole. Tucked away in an elevated position on the edge of this very pretty village with a choice of excellent pubs and restaurants within easy strolling distance, it manages to combine an away from it...

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£93

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Oxfordshire

The Rookery

Ref: S794058

Reviews 21

Burford is possibly one of, if not the most famous of the Cotswolds' locations. With its medieval bridge, old stone houses and attractive Tudor and Georgian frontages, it is justifiably one of the most picturesque towns in England. Often referred...

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£61

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Oxfordshire

Little Owl Barn

Ref: S285852

Reviews 24

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£106

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Oxfordshire

Ellie's Cottage

Ref: S683309

Reviews 17

Perhaps one of the most well-known Cotswolds sites is Burford. It is legitimately one of the most scenic towns in England with its mediaeval bridge, old stone homes, and lovely Tudor and Georgian frontages. The town, which is frequently referred...

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£104

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Cosy Cottage

Ref: S811033

Reviews 7

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Old Forge Stables, Shipton Under Wychwood

Ref: S409918

Reviews 86

This stunning conversion has been extended to provide a modern open-plan living space with full height glass gable end opening out onto the private tiered patio. Ideal for couples (sorry no children) at any time of year, there is a wood burner for...

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Burford Holiday Cottages

Burford is a quaint town nestled in the Cotswold Hills in West Oxfordshire. As well as being the gateway to the Cotswolds, Burford is full of historical buildings — such as medieval almshouses and a 15th-century church. You'll also find plenty of interesting antique shops, along with a variety of places to eat and relax.

All our Oxfordshire holiday cottages are hand-picked for their great location and charm. We have secluded cottages with open fires and hot tubs, perfect for romantic hideaways, or we have huge converted barns, ideal for large groups. For families, we have a wide range of open-plan farmhouses. If your holiday isn't complete without your canine companion, we also have great dog-friendly cottages situated right on top of great dog walking routes.

At Snaptrip, we have thousands of UK holiday cottages, all backed by our best-price guarantee. Whether you want a cottage on the edge of Burford to better explore the Cotswolds, or in the heart of town so you can enjoy the famous late-night ghost walks, our search filters can help. We also have a friendly customer service team who are always happy to answer questions.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Andy - Verified booking

I would not want to stay here in the winter.

Rodent sized holes under the door from the dining area to the garden look very inviting for a cold four legged critter or in fact any other critters out there. Furniture in the lounge is very stained and we were pleased we could sit in the garden due to the weather. However, the garden lights are in fact nowhere near the garden seating area so a little useless as it gets darker. The knives and forks look like they were there when the place was built and that is not a compliment as to their vintage look. Rugs, both upstairs and downstairs, are threadbare and fraying at the edges. Some of the windows are broken and the garden was quite overgrown during our stay. The key safe is in fact nowhere near the front door and so when arriving in the dark it was a challenge to find the door keys tucked around the corner nowhere near the door !! In the upstairs bathroom the sink was falling off the vanity shelf so be careful when washing in it or cleaning your teeth for fear of it parting company with the shelf, and the glass tiles are all lifting off the surface too. The bin in the bathroom also doesnât close and needs to be replaced but was still there so contents are all on display. The pots hanging in the kitchen needed to be cleaned prior to use. In the main bedroom one wall was plastered but not painted. In the downstairs bedroom en-suite there was mold in the bathroom which has clearly not been cleaned sufficiently and the walls are showing signs of damp in the main bedroom upstairs and in the downstairs bedroom. This property is advertised as being dog friendly but there is in fact nowhere convenient for dogs to sleep as there is no door on the kitchen area and so dogs, unless kept in a bedroom with you are, free to roam around the house, which is far from ideal. Also, it seems the place must be totally cleaned tip to toe on departure which is not ideal when kicking out time is 10 am..... plus I would highly recommend taking your own towels as we have been charged for a towel with a bit of mud on it and a towel with some water based makeup on it.... having used them obviously... derrr... you would think you could !! The issue with the towels is the fact that the decision to charge for them was taken before they had been put in to a washing machine. Unless of course the linen and towels are not normally washed between guests ? This was all done without any discussion on the matter, despite us asking for better information and whether the towels had actually ventured anywhere near a washing machine or not, however the funds were simply taken from our account with zero discussion on the matter... It is also ironic that on arrival, the tea towels that were in the kitchen were absolutely filthy and we put them to one side but there was no mention of the tea towels in the âdamaged towelsâ claim and it was a good job we took our own tea towels as directed. We would not stay at this place again and we would not use Sykes cottages again either. Their handling of the matter was to simply brush it under one of the threadbare and frayed carpets...

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Greg - Verified booking

We really enjoyed our stay at Wall Cottage and would like to visit again this year when weâre back in the area.

But Iâd like to share some feedback and observations about the property that I think would really make a positive difference. Some are a couple maintenance and upkeep items, others are recommendations for improvements. - the extractor fan in the downstairs cloakroom doesnât work. We couldnât see an isolator switch anywhere to turn it on so assume itâs broken. - the kitchen was very nicely equipped but it would hugely benefit from a knife block on the worktop. Simply laying sharp knives in the cutlery drawer with a load of other stuff lends to cut fingers. - there were perhaps 10 mixed clothes hangers for both bedrooms. Even a good quantity of cheap wire hangers would be helpful. - generally the paint, grout and trim throughout the place needs a lot of TLC. Maybe this is an annual thing you have planned for early in 2025 but it detracts from otherwise a really nice cottage. - could the oil tank in the back garden be fenced in? That, and some basic landscaping with low-maintenance shrubs would go a long way in improving the view and usability of the patio area. - the main piece of feedback for improvement from us is the bedsâ¦. The beds are nice comfortable but theyâre just too small for a couple. The bedrooms are large and could easily accommodate wider beds and would allow a comfortable, peaceful nights sleep for both. This really is a huge element to how enjoyable a week away in the cottage is. Please consider it and weâll be back in a heartbeat! We enjoyed our stay and appreciated the amenities, loca

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Michelle - Verified booking

We have stayed at several Sykes Cottages before and this is the only one we've not felt able to provide a 5* review for.

The cottage is well located, a few minutes off the high street, in Burford and looks just like the photos on the site, however, there was an overwhelming smell of kerosene fumes (or some sort of fuel) which was noxious and nauseating throughout the downstairs living area. The smell would particularly build up during the night and throughout the day when we were out, so we would have to leave the back door and front windows open whenever we used the kitchen, dining and living area. This wasn't too problematic when the weather was hot but we had a few cold rainy days and it was unpleasant to sit in the cold, but even more unpleasant to tolerate the fumes/vapour build up when we closed the doors and windows. The managing agent responded quickly by immediately sending out plumbers twice during our 5 day stay but neither time could they identify or resolve the issue. We didn't have a baby or small children with us but if we had I wouldn't have felt comfortable, or felt it safe to stay in this property, and can only hope that the owner/managing agent can sort out this issue before the property is let to subsequent visitors. On a more minor note the kitchen didn't appear that well kitted out for people who like to cook so would benefit from serving spoons, sturdy cutting boards, wooden spoons, garlic crusher, etc.

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Vimalen - Verified booking

We booked the Old Dairy for 5 days and had a great time there!

Nicola and Tom are wonderful people and generous hosts. We were welcomed by yummy homemade brownies and jam, and a lovely tea-set all ready for an afternoon treat. Later, Tom dropped in for a nice chat, recommendations on walks around the region, and a bottle of wine. The Old Dairy itself is very comfortable, with lovely little decorative details (from the vintage tins in the kitchen or the Agatha-Christiesque desk in the living room), and all the modern amenities you might need (an excellent shower included). We, especially, loved the fireplace and being able to stay in with a cosy fire on the evenings. We also especially liked Shilton. All the other villages we visited were very picturesque, but Shilton has the feel a real lived-in village, quiet and reserved. It was very much reminiscent of the villages we grew up in our countries, which made us feel happy and at home. The "Shilton Rose and Crown" down the road added to its charm. On the day of our departure, we left with big smiles and an excellent bottle of apple and pear juice that Nicola had just pressed in her kitchen! We highly recommend the Old Dairy, and will definitely be going back in the future for another great mini-break!

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Ellen - Verified booking

The moment we walked in the door, we knew we would not want to leave-- all right, maybe it was when we opened the back door to the gardens.

Anyhow, we were right: a haven of peace and beauty. It was too hot for walking, but being in the cottage itself was a constant pleasure: the combination of aesthetics and comfort cannot be overstated. We loved the respect paid to the history of the place. The little steps up and down from rooms, the lower ceilings, all contributed to the charm for us. But the kitchen was magnificent. The beds very comfortable, and the bathtub a treat - as was the shower in the downstairs bedroom. The shaded outdoor dining table was much used. The views from the back garden (an extensive area, not shown in the Sykes photos) were wonderful. We sat out in the comfortable garden chairs and watched the moon rise every night. We were sorry there was no point to lighting a wood fire, and so appreciated the large candles in globes left for guests to enjoy the atmosphere. I can't help feeling that we would be friends with the owners, if ever we met. I do agree that a microwave would be useful: we're just too accustomed to reheating cups of tea to go without it!

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Things to do near Burford

Cotswold Wildlife Park And Gardens

With a diverse collection of animal species and acres of parkland there's much to see and do at Cotswold Wildlife Park. Including an adventure playground for children, cafe and picnic area and accessible trails, everyone will be well catered for. Dogs are welcome with only certain areas restricted.

Cotswold Motoring Museum

Motoring museum in Bourton on the Water. Home to TV's Brum as well as a comprehensive collection of classic cars, bikes, caravans and memorabilia.

Crocodiles Of The World

Crocodiles of the World is a unique attraction in the UK, housing the largest collection of crocodiles and alligators in the country. With over 150 species to see, it's an opportunity to learn about these fascinating creatures up close. Visitors can also attend daily talks and watch the animals being fed. Address: Burford Road, Brize Norton, OX18 3NX

Burford Garden Center

Burford Garden Center in Oxfordshire is a paradise for garden lovers. Visitors can browse an extensive range of plants, garden furniture, and home decor, as well as indulge in a spot of shopping at the on-site boutique and gift shop. The center also features a stylish cafe and restaurant, making it the perfect place to relax and unwind. Address: Shilton Rd, Burford OX18 4PA

Blenheim Palace

This spectacular World Heritage site is the only non-royal residence to hold the title of Palace. An opulent home to the Churchill family, and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill the palace and its grounds make for an inspiring visit. Dogs are welcome in the grounds.

Holiday cottages in Burford

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Burford Cottages

Gloucestershire

Dutch 1

Ref: S1029415

Oxfordshire

The Old Dairy

Ref: S125935

Reviews 49

Oxfordshire

Holly Cottage

Ref: S424835

Reviews 30

Oxfordshire

Ground Floor Annex

Ref: S881473

Gloucestershire

Dutch 2

Ref: S1029414

Oxfordshire

Wall Cottage

Ref: S424889

Reviews 23

Oxfordshire

Gardeners Cottage

Ref: S277985

Reviews 11

Gloucestershire

Stable Cottage

Ref: S1029416

Oxfordshire

Fairview Cottage

Ref: S125860

Reviews 47

Gloucestershire

Rissington Hill House

Ref: S372486

Reviews 1

Oxfordshire

Littlestock Shepherds Hut

Ref: S1007945

Oxfordshire

Primera Barn

Ref: S917920

Oxfordshire

Gardeners Cottage

Ref: S328397

Gloucestershire

Stable Cottage

Ref: S1038195

Oxfordshire

The Stalls

Ref: S419931

Oxfordshire

Newmans Cottage

Ref: S943817

Oxfordshire

Upper End House

Ref: S352078

Oxfordshire

Dairy Cottage

Ref: S1242428

Oxfordshire

Bay Tree Cottage, Shipton-under-Wychwood

Ref: S810953

Reviews 107

Oxfordshire

The Rookery

Ref: S794058

Reviews 21

Oxfordshire

Little Owl Barn

Ref: S285852

Reviews 24

Oxfordshire

Ellie's Cottage

Ref: S683309

Reviews 17

Oxfordshire

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