Self-catering · Burford
Cotswold Stay
A four-bedroom house in Burford that sleeps eight, let for self-catering, with no dogs.
Family-friendly
A whole house with four bedrooms in Burford itself, for a family or two couples. No pets and no parties.
- Good: Four bedrooms, sleeping eight
- Good: Free parking
- Worth knowing: No pets
- Worth knowing: No parties; quiet hours 9pm to 8.30am
- Worth knowing: From £250 a night
About
Cotswold Stay is a four-bedroom house at 10 Sylvester Close in Burford, let as a whole for self-catering and sleeping up to eight. It is managed by Book the Cotswolds, which handles bookings and enquiries, and is booked online through eviivo.
Children are welcome, but pets, smoking and parties are not, and the house keeps quiet hours from 9pm to 8.30am. Prices start at about £250 a night. Check-in is from 3pm and check-out by 10am; early arrival and late departure can be asked for. Entry is by a keypad at a private entrance.
It suits a family, or two couples who want their own kitchen within walking distance of the High Street. The walk through Burford's lanes and fields and the River Windrush are close by.
The details
- Rooms
- 4
- Check-in
- From 3pm
- Check-out
- By 10am
- Features
- Parking
- Parking
- Free parking. The listing names on-site and off-site parking and accessible parking; check which applies when you book.
Photos
The sitting room 
The kitchen and dining area 
The courtyard garden 
A bedroom
Location
Nearby walks, places and things to do
- Ostlers 0.1 km away
- The Angel at Burford 0.1 km away
- The Cotswold Arms 0.1 km away
- Huffkins, Burford 0.1 km away
Sights nearby
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Burford Bridge
Sight · Bridge · Burford
Burford Bridge carries the road over the River Windrush at the foot of Burford's High Street: four low arches with pointed cutwaters, medieval in origin and heavily remodelled in 1791. Grade II*, on the way in and out of the town.
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St John the Baptist, Burford
Sight · Church · Burford
St John the Baptist is Burford's great wool church by the Windrush: Norman at its core, with a fan-vaulted porch, the Tanfield and Harman monuments, and the font where a Leveller carved his name before three were shot in 1649. Grade I; open daily, free.
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River Windrush
Sight · River · The Oxfordshire Cotswolds
The River Windrush rises on the high wolds of Gloucestershire and runs south-east through Naunton, Bourton-on-the-Water, Burford, Minster Lovell and Witney to join the Thames at Newbridge. Public footpaths follow much of it, and eight of our walks meet it.
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Burford Priory
Sight · Historic building · Burford
Burford Priory is a Jacobean mansion on the site of a medieval hospital in Burford, remodelled by Speaker Lenthall in the seventeenth century, with his chapel of 1661 to 1662 beside it. Grade I; a private house, seen only from Priory Lane.