Wind through signature, rolling hills to your idyllic village, where a £4,000,000 Edwardian honey-stone home with a separate guest cottage awaits. Welcome to quintessential Cotswolds living—farm-to-fork dining, chocolate-box streets and neighbours just as likely to be rock royalty as actual royalty.
Step through the garden gate through sprays of spring flowers into a hallway where natural light cascades down a galleried stairwell. The smell of buttery scones drifts from a shiny blue Lacanche range cooker, centre stage in your cosy country kitchen. Here, traditional shaker cupboards reveal state-of-the-art Miele and Bosch appliances, complete with a Caple wine fridge.
Channel the calm of the outdoors in this light-filled library where elegant copper and glass frame wraparound views of lush lawns and lively hedgerows. Relax on a patterned sofa, magazines scattered over a coffee table upholstered in folklore-inspired fabric. Then walk, barefoot, onto sun-warmed paving stones and freshly mowed grass.
Pick a handful of dainty blooms to decorate the rattan coffee table in your two-bedroom guest cottage, where loved ones will soon arrive. They’ll enjoy their very own slice of luxury in this bespoke cottage kitchen where a rustic table of reclaimed teak lit by an amber-glass pendant contrasts with sleek steel doors.
Now, lay out plates on a slatted wooden table surrounded by characterful stone walls for a long lunch in the sun with friends. And afterwards, who knows? A stroll into the village? Another spin in your vintage sports car? Perhaps a Michelin star dinner? Because this is the quintessential Cotswolds, your way.
So for your chance to win this £4,000,000 house near Cirencester, along with £250,000 cash, enter the Cotswolds House Draw before Sunday 29th March. And, if you enter by Sunday 15th March, you could also win a highly collectible 1962 Jaguar E‑Type + £100k.
And here’s the best part. You’ll be supporting The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, helping to fund the transformational development of The Royal Marsden to save lives and give hope to families affected by cancer.
So, why wait?