Radnor Martin - Home & Country - Edition One

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Hello & Welcome

Welcome to the first edition of Home & Country, a new property and lifestyle magazine. Created by Radnor Martin, this publication brings together exceptional properties, local stories and thoughtful insights that reflect the unique character of this remarkable region. Whether you are considering a move, seeking a sound investment or simply indulging in a little daydreaming, Home & Country is designed to be your trusted companion in navigating Cotswold living.

As an independent boutique estate agency, Radnor Martin is dedicated to providing a truly bespoke service.

Our personal and transparent approach is underpinned by professionalism and decades of combined experience across both the London and Cotswold markets. This depth of expertise has built our strong reputation and proven track record of successful sales.

LONDON OFFICE 167–169 Great Portland Street, London W1W 5PF T 0203 858 0035 E office@radnormartin.com

Radnor Martin was founded by Emma in 2019, with the vision of delivering a highly tailored service complemented by a genuine personal touch.

Our portfolio is as varied and beautiful as the landscape itself - from cosy country cottages to elegant townhouses, from historic manor houses to contemporary barn conversions, from smart pied-à-terre flats to substantial family homes. We represent a select number of clients at any one time, enabling us to offer dedicated attention, honest guidance and complete discretion throughout every stage of the process.

We hope you enjoy this first edition and find inspiration within its pages. Welcome to Home & Country, your window into life and property in the glorious Cotswolds.

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Front cover image: Page 21- Box, Michinhampton, GL6. Published by TBC Publishing in partnership with Radnor Martin.Telephone: 01223 874483. ©TBC Publishing 2026. All rights reserved. Reproduction is forbidden except by express permission of the Publishers. The content of this magazine is believed to be correct, but its accuracy is not guaranteed, and it does not form part of any offer or contract. TBC Publishing Limited cannot accept responsibility for any omissions or errors.

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Fulbrook, Guide price £1,100,000

Shipton-under-Wychwood, OX7 A stunning rural farmhouse with panoramic views, equestrian facilities and a holiday let, all set within 7 acres. Enjoying an exceptional elevated position with far-reaching countryside vistas, this attractive and versatile property includes a spacious detached family home, extensive equestrian amenities and a beautifully converted two-bedroom holiday cottage.

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Guide Price £2,250,000 The original farmhouse, dating from 1914 and formerly part of the Crown estate, has been thoughtfully extended and modernised to create a well-balanced and generously proportioned family residence.

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Fulbrook, SOLD Guide price £1,100,000

Cirencester, GL7

Guide Price £3,250,000

Shawswell enjoys an exceptional setting on the edge of the sought-after village of Rendcomb, with many rooms capturing farreaching south-easterly views across the valley. The main house combines original character with fireplaces, flagstone floors and exposed beams with generous, well-proportioned living space offering six bedrooms and five bathrooms, alongside additional accommodation in a separate cottage and a converted single-storey barn. Spectacular mature gardens, stables, outbuildings and open land complete the property, extending to approximately 22 acres.

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Milton-under-Wychwood, OX7

Guide Price £2,500,000

An outstanding Grade II Listed late-18th-century villa, The Terrace House is one of the finest properties in Milton-underWychwood. Set behind impressive stone walls and ball-capped gate piers, it is approached by a sweeping in-and-out gravel driveway framed by a large lawn and mature planting. Since 1987, the property has been sympathetically remodelled and beautifully decorated, offering two floors of elegant and versatile accommodation.

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Aldsworth, GL54

Guide Price £1,800,000

A fine example of a period barn conversion set within an elevated position in this sought after village close to Burford. With origins dating back to 1736 Aldstead has been beautifully updated by the current owners over the last 25 years and now provides spacious, flexible and bright accommodation over two floors. Grounds of about two acres provide terraces, lawns, a vegetable garden, orchard, double garage and far-reaching countryside views, ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining.

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Burford, OX18

Guide Price £1,800,000

Situated in the heart of Burford, 9 Sheep Street is a charming Cotswold stone home, coming to market for the first time in over 40 years. The ground floor includes a bright kitchen/dining room with atrium roof, utility, sitting room with open fire and access to a south-facing courtyard, plus a WC. Two first-floor bedrooms accompany a bathroom, WC and a living room with balcony. The upper floor offers a third bedroom, playroom, shower room and a convertible attic. Outside are a private courtyard, driveway parking and a rare double garage.

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Kidlington, OX5

Guide Price £1,800,000

Field Cottage is a stunning Grade II Listed, detached family home with origins dating back 400 years, sympathetically restored and extended. Set in an elevated position amid open Oxfordshire countryside, it offers spacious accommodation over three floors, including a kitchen/family room with garden views, two reception rooms and seven bedrooms across the upper floors.

The 0.75-acre landscaped gardens feature lawns, wildflower meadow, vegetable beds, hot tub, greenhouse and a detached studio. Parking is provided via a gravel driveway and double oak carport.

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Minchinhampton, GL6

Guide Price £1,750,000

Franaker is a beautifully renovated Cotswold stone home on the edge of Minchinhampton, offering flexible, contemporary family living.The ground floor features a central hall, bespoke kitchen and dining area with walk-in larder, garden room, formal drawing room, study, reception room and an annexe with bedroom and en-suite. Upstairs are three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a second-floor principal suite with dressing room and en-suite. Outside, 0.75 acres of landscaped gardens, terraces, vegetable garden and a separate studio complement a double garage and generous driveway, all with far-reaching valley views.

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Burford, OX18

Guide Price £1,750,000

Crown Cottage is a beautifully renovated 16th-century townhouse, restored to exceptional standards while preserving exposed beams, stonework and flagstones. The ground floor offers superb entertaining space, including a dining room and snug with wood burners, a bespoke kitchen, formal reception room, utility, cloakroom and cellar. Upstairs are four double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a principal suite with dressing area. The 200ft landscaped garden features terraces, lawns, orchard and a private garden studio. Additional benefits include excellent storage and a garage opposite the property.

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Fulbrook, Guide price £1,100,000

Burford, OX18 Set on a generous plot with far-reaching Burford views, this four-bedroom detached home blends classic Cotswold charm with contemporary living. Built from local stone under a stone-tiled roof, it offers light, flexible accommodation over two floors, including a drawing room with wood burner, orangery, dining room, study and bespoke kitchen/family room.

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Guide Price £2,100,000 The principal bedroom features dual dressing rooms and an ensuite. Mature gardens include terraces, pond, kitchen garden, greenhouse and fruit trees, complemented by a secure driveway, double garage and additional outbuildings.

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Burford, OX18

Guide Price £1,695,000

Battle Hill is a beautifully refurbished and extended home offering spacious, bright accommodation over two floors.

The ground floor comprises entrance hall, kitchen/dining room, drawing room, sitting room, snug/study, utility and WC, while the first floor features a principal bedroom with en suite and walk-in dressing room, plus two further bedrooms and family bathroom. Set on a generous plot, the property includes a south-facing front garden, large rear terrace for entertaining, single garage and driveway parking. High-quality fixtures, underfloor heating and bespoke cabinetry are featured throughout.

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Happenings Kate Moss at The Paris Ritz for Vogue US April 2012 edition - Tim Walker

Celebrate each gathering with style and spirit.

Our guide to the most anticipated launches into 2026.

MARIE ANTOINETTE STYLE Victoria and Albert Museum, London Now until 22 March 2026

Prepare to be dazzled. As the Victoria and Albert Museum in London opens the UK’s first exhibition on Marie Antoinette, “the most fashionable, scrutinised and controversial queen in history,” says the show’s curator, Sarah Grant. The royal’s head was famously chopped off at the guillotine during the French Revolution in 1793.

After being criticised for her excess, scandals and callous putdown to her starving people to “let them eat cake,” whilst she feasted at Versailles and the Petit Trianon on porcelain plates, wearing diamonds and silk dresses which are in the show.

250 objects will tell her story including personal possessions – and showcase her lasting legacy across design, film, decorative arts, and fashion.

Highlights include her diamond, double ribbon bow brooch, a silk slipper and a leather wardrobe book that details her fashion choices of outfit, fabrics, suppliers and her selection process. Then there’s her richly carved, gilded bronze jewellery casket with an array of exotic woods, including ebony, as well as her final poignant note written at 4.30 am on the day of her execution in a leather-bound notebook.

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© Royal Collection Enterprises Limited 2025 | Royal Collection Trust

LOOKING AHEAD From Spring 2026

2026 looks like a blockbuster year for exhibitions. This Spring, the King’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace in London will show the largest exhibition from Queen Elizabeth II’s wardrobe to mark the centenary of her birth. Called Queen Elizabeth II: Fashion and Style, the over 200 object strong show will include her colourful hats, Norman Hartnell gowns and her glittering jewels.

Whilst in September, the Bayeux tapestry is returning to Britain for the first time in 900 years at the British Museum in London. The 70metre embroidered cloth depicts the 1066 Norman invasion and Battle of Hastings, when William the Conqueror took the English throne from Anglo-Saxon Harold Godwinson and became the first Norman king of England.

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John Constable, Dedham Vale, 1928. National Galleries of Scotland

ARTFUL INTERIORS INSPIRED

BY TURNER AND CONSTABLE

WES ANDERSON: THE ARCHIVES

Tate Britain will present a major exhibition dedicated to the works of two of Britain’s most celebrated painters, J.M.W. Turner and John Constable, in honour of the 250th anniversary of their births.

The landmark exhibition will bring together an extraordinary selection of paintings, sketches, and other works, offering visitors a rare opportunity to explore the artistic dialogue between two of the most celebrated figures of British art. Spanning the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, the exhibition will trace how Turner and Constable revolutionised landscape painting, transforming it from a humble genre into a powerful form of expressive art.

Explore the archives of avant-garde director Wes Anderson at London’s Design Museum. Over 600 items are coming to London, including a candy pink model of The Grand Hotel Budapest, and will show the creative process behind his quirky, yet detailed films. This landmark exhibition will chart the evolution of Wes Anderson’s films from early experiments in the 1990s to recent productions as well as collaborations with key long-standing creative partners. Explore the design stories behind award-winning and iconic films such as ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’, ‘The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar’, ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’ and ‘Isle of Dogs’.

LOVE & LANDSCAPE: STANLEY SPENCER IN SUFFOLK

CARAVAGGIO’S CUPID

The most ambitious exhibition dedicated to Stanley Spencer (18911959) in a decade will open at Gainsborough’s House, Sudbury this November, before transferring to the Stanley Spencer Gallery, Cookham from April 2026.The partnership between the two museums will feature over 20 works from the Stanley Spencer Gallery presented alongside major loans from Tate, Aberdeen Art Gallery, Leeds Museums and Galleries, and other public lenders, as well as rarely seen works from private collections. Sir Stanley Spencer, CBE RA (30 June 1891 – 14 December 1959) attended the Slade School of Art and is well known for his visionary paintings depicting biblical scenes.

Caravaggio’s masterpiece, which has never before been seen in public in the UK, will go on display for free at London’s Wallace Collection, from late November. Victorious Cupid (1601-02) is a major loan from the Gelmäldergalerie in Berlin. It is the centrepiece of a focused exhibition, accompanied by two ancient Roman sculptures which, four centuries ago, were displayed in the same collection. The painting and sculptures once belonged to the fabulously wealthy and erudite Marchese Vincenzo Giustiniani (1564–1637) who, with his older brother Cardinal Benedetto Giustiniani, lived in a vast palazzo near the Pantheon in Rome.

Tate Britain, London Now until 12 April 2026

Design Museum, London Now until 26 July 2026

Gainsborough’s House, Suffolk Now until 15 March 2026

London’s Wallace Collection Now until 12 April 2026

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PEOPLE WATCHING

31 January 2026 - 10 May 2026

Over a hundred years of British portraiture with The Ingram Collection and Dorset Museum & Art Gallery.

Exploring the concept of image and portraiture in British art, ‘People Watching’ will feature approximately 50 works of sculpture, paintings, drawings, and photography from 1915 to the present day. These internationally significant works of art from The Ingram Collection of Modern British Art will be showcased alongside our own collection, some of which have never been publicly displayed before.

Represented artists include Dame Elisabeth Frink, Robert Duckworth Greenham, Dame Barbara Hepworth, Anita Klein, Kofi Perry, Dod Procter, David Remfry, and Bridget Riley.The exhibition will explore how artists continued to develop portraiture into the 20th and 21st centuries, and how the idea of what a portrait can be has changed. It will examine self-portraits, portraits of people at work or leisure, how artists have captured their family members, and how they have utilised portraiture in fantastical and imaginative creations. Whether quiet and reflective or playful and provocative, each portrait invites you to consider what it really means to look — and be looked at.

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Badminton Estate © Casper Farrell

CONFIRMED RHS BADMINTON FLOWER SHOW 8 July - 12 July 2026

We are delighted to announce that the RHS Badminton Flower Show 2026 will run from Wednesday 8th July to Sunday 12th July at the historic Badminton Park. RHS members can enjoy a preview day on Wednesday 8th July before the public opening.

This prestigious event marks the first time the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), the UK’s leading gardening charity, brings one of its world-renowned flower shows to Gloucestershire. The RHS, known for the Chelsea Flower Show and the RHS Malvern Spring Festival, continues to inspire gardening excellence nationwide.

Their Graces, the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, shared their excitement about hosting the event: “We are delighted to be chosen as one of the new locations for the RHS Flower Shows. We look forward to welcoming visitors to our park and gardens, sharing Badminton’s rich gardening heritage, and helping the RHS foster a wider interest in gardening throughout the country.”

The event will showcase the best horticultural talent, work with local communities and schools, and highlight gardening’s benefits to a wider audience.

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Fulbrook, SOLD Guide price £1,100,000

Burford, OX18

Guide Price £1,600,000

Swan Lane House is a beautifully renovated three-storey period home a short walk from Burford High Street, with a detached annexe ideal as guest accommodation or holiday let. The main house offers four double bedrooms (two en-suite), study, drawing room with wood burner, kitchen/family room with bi-fold doors to a south-facing terrace, dining hall, cloakroom and luxurious bathrooms. The annexe comprises a double bedroom, kitchen/reception, bathroom and private patio. The 200ft garden is south-facing and features mature shrubs, meadow-style planting, terraces and off-street parking for four cars.

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Kingham, OX7

Guide Price £1,600,000

Standing proudly in the heart of Kingham, this fully renovated and extended 18th-century Cotswold stone house offers around 2,000 sq ft of beautifully reimagined living and entertaining space. Arranged over three floors, it includes four double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a series of flowing reception areas, with an open-plan kitchen, dining and living space designed for effortless everyday living and entertaining.

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Burford, OX18

Guide Price £1,599,950

Midford House is a beautifully presented detached stone home, extended and refurbished to a high standard. Arranged over two floors, it offers spacious, bright accommodation including entrance hall, snug, study, farmhouse kitchen with island and walk-in larder, utility, drawing room with wood burner and cloakroom. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a principal suite with dressing room and en-suite. Set on just under an acre, the gardens feature terraces, pond, summer house, kitchen garden and mature planting, complemented by a gravel driveway and double garage in the charming Cotswold village of Windrush.

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The Perfect Escape Located in the heart of the Cotswolds, we take a look into the House of George W. Davies

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ntroducing House of George, an elegant boutique hotel and restaurant that blends timeless character and contemporary refi nement in the picturesque Cotswold village of Broadway.

Set in a beautifully restored 17th-century limestone building, once home to the local doctor’s surgery, the property dates back to 1201 and has been reimagined as a ten-bedroom retreat that embodies period charm while embracing modern craftsmanship.

House of George is an escape where history, design, and hospitality come together in harmony. Behind the opening is celebrated retail entrepreneur George Davies - the creative force behind Next, George at ASDA, and Per Una at Marks & Spencer.Together with his wife, Arlene, the pair have turned their eye for design and detail to a new realm: hospitality.

At the heart of House of George lies Moda, a 30-cover fi ne dining restaurant led by Head Chef James Wilson, formerly of the three Michelin- Keys Hotel, The Newt in Somerset. Moda is James’ fi rst solo opening, where he brings a confi dent, cross-

cultural style of cooking, drawing inspiration from his time in acclaimed kitchens across Scandinavia and the UK. Notably, in Helsinki, the one-starred Gron, two-starred Palace, and twostarred Oaxen Krog in Stockholm. James brings an elegant, ingredient-led approach to Broadway with cooking that balances artistry and restraint, celebrating the best British produce the Cotswolds has to offer.

Unlike any other Broadway restaurant, Moda serves an everchanging nine-course tasting menu that responds to available produce from trusted suppliers with a framework designed to shift with the seasons.

Throughout Autumn, guests can expect the likes of; Cornish Lobster, Potato, Dill & Lobster Butter Sauce; Duck, Boudin Noir, Spices & Squash; and Sea Buckthorn, Earl Grey & White Chocolate dessert. Alongside James’ signature, hand cut Beef Tartare; where beef is mixed with a hay smoked oil emulsion, wild garlic seed capers and finished with a smoked bone marrow and lovage vinaigrette.

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An exceptional vegan nine-course tasting menu is also available, showcasing wild, foraged ingredients and plant-based creativity through dishes such as Hispi Cabbage, Chanterelle, Beer & Onion; Squash, Buckwheat, Smoked Almond, Sorrel; and Plum, Fig Leaf & Woodruff.

Alongside the nine-course dinner menu, an extensive a la carte offering and set lunch menu remains available from Monday to Friday, allowing guests and Broadway visitors and locals alike the opportunity to enjoy James’ distinctive cooking. Competitively priced at 2 courses for £40 or 3 courses for £45.

On Sundays, it is James’ homely fi eld-to-fork roast with all the trimmings that draws guests to the comfort of the dining room.

True to the Davies’ belief in celebrating local Cotswold excellence, Martins Meats in Toddington supplies the dry-aged Longhorn beef and Gloucester Old Spot pork and Worcester Produce, an 800-acre farm in the Vale of Evesham supplying seasonal vegetables and fruit year-round.

The design of House of George is a testament to thoughtful restoration and enduring British craftsmanship. Having admired the building for over a decade, George and Arlene were determined to preserve its architectural integrity while breathing new life into every space. Arlene, who completed a diploma at the National Design Academy, guided the aesthetic vision alongside Laura Cole, founder of interior design agency The Cole Collective.

“House of George isn’t just about luxury,” says Arlene. “It’s about connection - to our guests, our neighbours, and this extraordinary village we’re so proud to call home.”

Each bedroom showcases bespoke pieces from British makers and artisans - from Rapture & Wright’s hand-printed fabrics and Abraham Moon upholstery to bespoke joinery by Cotswood Fine Furniture and Cotswold Oak Joinery. Artwork from The Stratford Gallery and glassware by Carrie-Anne Funnell add fi nishing touches that balance tradition and modernity.

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Moda fuses warm natural textures, bespoke British furnishings, and ornate, coloured tones inspired by the surrounding landscape, warmly welcoming guests from breakfast through till dinner.

Besides the bar sits the Snug - with a prevailing mood of country comforts. The roaring fi re takes centre stage, as deep red armchairs surround a coffee table, set with a solid wooden back gammon board. Best enjoyed with aperitifs or digestifs bought from the bar.

For group bookings, Il Fronte Della Casa, House of George’s private dining room seats up to 10 guests in an intimate setting. An adaptable space for business meetings, private dinner parties and tasting events, Il Fronte exudes elegance for each occasion.

House of George embodies the same principles that shaped George’s retail legacy - attention to detail, a commitment to quality, and an understanding of what makes people feel special.

Here, those values translate into hospitality that feels personal and elevated, grounded in the beauty and warmth of the Cotswolds.

For George, the opening of House of George marks a new chapter in a career defi ned by innovation and reinvention. Known for building some of Britain’s most successful fashion brands, George’s creative instinct now fi nds expression in the world of hospitality. On the opening of House of George, he comments;

“From the very beginning, we wanted to create somewhere that feels connected to the soul of Broadway, a place where guests can relax, feel at home, and experience something truly memorable,” says Arlene. “Every texture, tone, and fl avour has been chosen to celebrate this beautiful part of the Cotswolds.”

On the opening of Moda, James says: “I am excited and incredibly proud to be opening The House of George W. Davies and Moda restaurant in the beautiful Cotswolds.

I’m looking forward to bringing my cooking style to Broadway and to be working with the amazing local producers and makers we have here. Supported by ambitious owners George and Arlene Davies, and surrounded by a driven team, we are all full of excitement for what we can achieve together.”

Moda is open daily for hotel guest’s breakfast, set lunch, a la carte lunch and dinner menu bookings. The Tasting menu is available to book from Monday - Saturday for dinner and Saturday lunchtimes. On Sunday’s, Moda is open for lunch.

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“Since the start of my career, retailing has been one of the greatest challenges and rewards of my life,” George refl ects. “Much of the credit for those successes goes to the talented colleagues who worked alongside and supported me. That is, until now. It has been both a privilege and a joy to breathe new life into this remarkable building and create something truly special for Broadway.”

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Head Chef James Wilson

Upon entry from the high-street, the House of George bar exudes the conviviality of a local. Exposed Cotswold brick walls fi tted with plush red chairs and a cocktail menu that nods to the life of George. Launched in collections, serving a balance of seasonal classics and signature creations, the menu is a playful take on career milestones, for instance The 1981, Vodka, Gin, Rum, Reposado Tequila, Cointreau, Earl Grey Syrup, Milk.

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Fulbrook, SOLD Guide price £1,100,000

Nether Westcote, OX7

Guide Price £1,500,000

Furlong Farm House is a substantial detached village home set in landscaped gardens approaching an acre. Built circa 1900 and refurbished over the years, it offers spacious, bright accommodation over two floors with high ceilings and potential to extend (subject to planning). The ground floor includes a reception hall, bespoke Plain English kitchen with dining area, drawing room with stone fireplace and garden room. Upstairs features a dual-aspect principal suite, four further bedrooms and family bathroom. Gardens include terraces, lawns, orchard, kitchen garden, wildflower meadow and ample parking behind Cotswold stone walls.

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Burford, OX18

Guide Price £1,400,000

Garden Close is a stunning three-storey Grade II Listed townhouse, quietly set on a premier Burford street. Dating from the 18th century, it has been beautifully refurbished with exceptional attention to detail and high-quality fittings. The ground floor features an entrance hall with flagstones, drawing and dining rooms, and a bespoke Devol kitchen/breakfast room with parquet flooring and underfloor heating. Upstairs the principal bedroom with ensuite, guest bedroom and family bathroom are complemented by two further bedrooms and a bathroom. The south-facing landscaped garden includes a stone-built garden room/studio with underfloor heating, perfect for entertaining, a home office or gym.

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Burford, OX18

Guide Price £1,395,000

The Old Meeting House is an elegant semi-detached home on one of Burford’s premier streets, with a 300-year history as a place of worship and shop. Recently fully renovated, it offers bright, flexible accommodation over three floors. Ground floor features include a drawing room with wood burner, bespoke library, dining area and shaker-style kitchen, plus study, utility and parking. Upstairs the principal suite and two guest bedrooms share a family bathroom, with a further double bedroom and shower room on the top floor. A west-facing walled garden and meticulous restoration complete this characterful home.

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Fulbrook, Guide price £1,100,000

Stroud, GL6 Dating back to the 16th century with Georgian and Edwardian additions, this charming home is filled with period features, natural light and a warm, inviting atmosphere. It offers four double bedrooms, including two en suites, a bright living room with Edwardian windows, and a characterful kitchen with a classic Aga.

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Guide Price £1,595,000 The landscaped gardens, enclosed by ancient stone walls, include formal planting, productive borders and mature trees.

Two outbuildings (a glass-fronted studio and two-storey barn) offer flexible use or conversion potential, all set in the highly desirable Golden Valley.

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Evesham, WR11

Guide Price £1,200,000

Aldington Manor is an elegant Grade II Listed, double-fronted home with origins in the early 18th century. Thoughtfully modernised and refurbished throughout, it now offers a beautifully updated family residence in a charming hamlet close to Evesham and Broadway. This distinguished late Georgian property occupies a peaceful village setting and features classic ashlar stone façades, sash windows and an attractive portico, giving the house its timeless, graceful character.

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Burford, OX18

Guide Price £895,000

Stonefield Lodge is a striking contemporary three-bedroom home, discreetly positioned at the top of Burford High Street within a private Cotswold enclave. Completed in 2023 by architects Verity & Beverley, it combines natural materials with light, airy interiors and exceptional attention to detail. The ground floor offers a bespoke kitchen, bright reception room, utility, WC and a flexible bedroom with ensuite. Upstairs features two double bedrooms with vaulted ceilings, a stylish bathroom and vaulted landing. Outside, landscaped gardens, terrace and gravel driveway complement this eco-efficient, high-specification home.

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Kingham, OX7

Guide Price £875,000

The Old Beer House is a charming stone terraced cottage in the heart of a sought-after village, blending period character with modern living. Arranged over three floors, it features a cosy living room with Inglenook fireplace, kitchen/breakfast room and basement playroom/boiler room. Upstairs offers three bedrooms, a family bathroom and a newly fitted shower room.

Outside, the property benefits from a rear lawned garden with pergola and apple tree, plus a detached garage/carport with integrated studio and additional parking.

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Lower Oddington, GL56

Guide Price £825,000

A delightful semi-detached Cotswold stone cottage set within a mature, well-established garden. The ground floor features a recently refurbished kitchen with built-in dining nook and a welcoming reception room with an open fireplace. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, a separate WC and a newly fitted family bathroom, blending period charm with modern comfort. The walled garden provides a peaceful retreat, combining a paved patio, lawn and herbaceous borders, all sheltered by mature shrubs, creating a private and tranquil outdoor space.

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