Rosemary Cottage sits next to a quiet village green, a short step from the 11th-century St Mary's Church and about six minutes from Arlington Row. Built in the 17th century from warm Cotswold stone, it keeps the character of its past while offering a stay that feels effortlessly comfortable.
The ground floor is open plan: a large corner sofa, an open fire that crackles through the evening, a dining table for six, and a kitchen with a dishwasher. The TV has a soundbar and subwoofer for film nights. Upstairs, the master bedroom has a king-size bed with a luxury mattress and a bathroom with a full-sized bath, now with a shower over the bath too, for soaking or a quick rinse after a countryside walk. The second bedroom is another generous king, with its own en-suite shower room and a low beam by the bathroom door, so taller guests should mind their head.
What makes Rosemary Cottage rare in Bibury is off-street parking on the drive, something almost unheard of in the village. There is room for two cars at a squeeze, but they block each other in, so it works best if neither car is large and you are happy to shuffle them. There is also free parking on Church Road, a few minutes' walk away. Self check-in is available any time, and Joe and Gemma are just down the road if you need anything.
Sleeps 6 | 2 bedrooms | Open fire | Private parking | En-suite
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