Cotswolds Retreats

Sackville House is an old fashioned Cotswold cottage, located in the delightful village of Bibury, arguably the Cotswolds' prettiest villages. Situated 'at the bottom' of Bibury, this Grade II listed house has pretty little garden which looks towards Arlington Row and the River Coln and its 'army of ducks'! We believe that this is one of the oldest cottages we have on our books and today it certainly has a unique feel. Of particular note is the Old Priest Hole, a tiny room where priests once used to hide from persecution! Today this quaint cottage retains much of 17th Century charm but does of course have many modern features to make your stay comfortable. Features include original beams, river views throughout and exposed original stone walls. 

ACCOMMODATION 

Ground Floor
Entrance from the small garden
Living Room with Dining area, sofa and armchairs, wood-burner fireplace with plasma TV mounted above with Sky and DVD. Dining table and chairs for four people.
Kitchen equipped with electric cooker, refrigerator/freezer, automatic washing machine and dryer.
Steps down to the Old Priest Hole. (Please note that these steps are steep and have been gated for the protection of small children).

First Floor
Bedroom One with double bed and wardrobe and lovely view toards the River Coln. 
Bathroom with claw-footed bath, hand-held shower attachment, pedestal sink and WC. 

Second Floor
Bedroom Two (pitched beamed roof) with double bed.
Fold-away bed, shelves and chest of drawers are also located in this large room, available at an additional charge of £40 per stay / per week 

Storage Heating and electricity included in rental, wood-burning stove with first basket of logs. Due to poor mobile/cell telephone reception in Bibury, a courtesy telephone is available for discerning use. Small private garden with garden furniture. Smoking is not permitted inside of the house.

Saturday Changeover please. Sorry No Pets. Wi-Fi available