A beautiful traditional Cotswolds cottage perfectly positioned on the High Street in the pretty market town of Moreton in Marsh. Refurbished to a very high standard to include everything needed for your stay in the Cotswolds, the cottage may be booked for midweek, weekends or full weeks, and will sleep four people in two double bedrooms. The grade II listed cottage dates from around the early 17th century and many of the original features remain intact today. It has a large and welcoming open fire in the living room and exposed beams throughout the ground floor. There is a fully fitted kitchen with dining area for four, a shower room and toilet, with a further washroom and toilet on the second floor. The cottage has fully fitted central heating and a constant supply of piping hot water. D...A beautiful traditional Cotswolds cottage perfectly positioned on the High Street in the pretty market town of Moreton in Marsh. Refurbished to a very high standard to include everything needed for your stay in the Cotswolds, the cottage may be booked for midweek, weekends or full weeks, and will sleep four people in two double bedrooms. The grade II listed cottage dates from around the early 17th century and many of the original features remain intact today. It has a large and welcoming open fire in the living room and exposed beams throughout the ground floor. There is a fully fitted kitchen with dining area for four, a shower room and toilet, with a further washroom and toilet on the second floor. The cottage has fully fitted central heating and a constant supply of piping hot water. Doors from both the kitchen and lounge lead to a pretty rear garden with seated patio area. Visitors will not be disappointed with this warm and cosy, quiet sanctuary set amidst the hustle and bustle of a historic market town. Do spend a few moments looking at more of the interior of our pretty cottage There is ample free off street parking to the front of, and over the road from the cottage. Opposite is the elegant Manor House Hotel (pop over for cream teas or the fine restaurant and bar), just five doors away is the Swan pub, and in 350 yards is The Inn on The Marsh pub.More