Cottage in Burford Church Church Green
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Top-tier experienceA high end property in this area
About this cottage rental
This enchanting Cotswold stone cottage is a hidden gem, tucked away on the edge of Burford's lively centre. Dating back to the 1500s it is full of characterful original features making a quaint getaway in one of England's most picturesque towns.
Inside, the cottage combines a blend of old-world charm with modern comfort. Cook up a feast of local produce in the traditional kitchen to be enjoyed together before gathering fireside. At the end of the day each bedroom is a cosy retreat with one offering lovely church views. In the master suite on the top floor, you rest beneath wooden beams before spending another day exploring this glorious part of the Cotswolds. With its handy en-suite this bedroom is a snug hideaway.
Cherish time spent in the garden, a floral hideaway which is a hard thing to find in the middle of Burford. Sitting behind these historic worker's cottages, the gardens have a higgledy piggledy nature which embraced a sense of community meaning you may see your neighbours passing by. It is a delightful spot for a BBQ or just to sit and soak up the peaceful surroundings. Beyond the garden you can explore the highlights of this honey-coloured town. Along the winding mediaeval streets are independent shops, eateries and havens for searching for antiques. Discover the town's past at the ancient church of St.John the Baptist and stroll the River Windrush. With all these delights on your doorstep you won't need to travel far, but within easy reach is popular Burford Garden Centre, the exclusive shopping hub of Daylesford and Blenheim Palace.
Ground Floor
Open Plan Living/Dining Area
The heart of this delightful cottage is the open plan living area. Exposed beams are highlighted above with a flagstone floor underfoot, it is like stepping back in time. A wonderful introduction to the cottage you can rest beside the fire and set the dining table for meals together. The TV is hidden away in the carved wooden cupboard beside the fireplace.
Kitchen
Bringing modern conveniences to your stay, the kitchen embraces a traditional design with hidden appliances. Start your day by preparing breakfast here to be taken out into the garden.
First Floor
Bedroom Three
This double bedroom boasts the best view in the house, looking across to St John's church between the climbing roses. The ceiling in this room stretches high above you with wooden beams and a skylight which makes this room light and airy.
Bedroom Two
Start your day here with a coffee at the window seat, watching people pass along the street below. This delightful king-size bedroom has an adjoining dressing area with a chest of drawers. This space would be ideal for setting up a travel cot or for children to play.
Bathroom
The bathroom is a haven at the end of a busy day where you can spend time in a bubbly bathtub or get ready for an evening at one of the fabulous eateries of Burford.
Second Floor
Bedroom One
Nestled at the top of the cottage, the master king-size bedroom is tucked beneath the beams and is open to the stairs. Full of character, the windows look across the neighbouring rooftops. Staying in this room you have the added benefit of an en-suite.
En-Suite
The elegant en-suite embraces the original features, keeping the wooden beams which run through from the bedroom and there is a contemporary shower, stone sink and exposed stone wall.
Outside
Spinner's Cottage has a unique secluded garden nestled amongst the neighbouring spaces where a table seating four is surrounded by greenery. Gather for a BBQ or relax with a book and cup of tea in this pleasant spot.
Inside, the cottage combines a blend of old-world charm with modern comfort. Cook up a feast of local produce in the traditional kitchen to be enjoyed together before gathering fireside. At the end of the day each bedroom is a cosy retreat with one offering lovely church views. In the master suite on the top floor, you rest beneath wooden beams before spending another day exploring this glorious part of the Cotswolds. With its handy en-suite this bedroom is a snug hideaway.
Cherish time spent in the garden, a floral hideaway which is a hard thing to find in the middle of Burford. Sitting behind these historic worker's cottages, the gardens have a higgledy piggledy nature which embraced a sense of community meaning you may see your neighbours passing by. It is a delightful spot for a BBQ or just to sit and soak up the peaceful surroundings. Beyond the garden you can explore the highlights of this honey-coloured town. Along the winding mediaeval streets are independent shops, eateries and havens for searching for antiques. Discover the town's past at the ancient church of St.John the Baptist and stroll the River Windrush. With all these delights on your doorstep you won't need to travel far, but within easy reach is popular Burford Garden Centre, the exclusive shopping hub of Daylesford and Blenheim Palace.
Ground Floor
Open Plan Living/Dining Area
The heart of this delightful cottage is the open plan living area. Exposed beams are highlighted above with a flagstone floor underfoot, it is like stepping back in time. A wonderful introduction to the cottage you can rest beside the fire and set the dining table for meals together. The TV is hidden away in the carved wooden cupboard beside the fireplace.
Kitchen
Bringing modern conveniences to your stay, the kitchen embraces a traditional design with hidden appliances. Start your day by preparing breakfast here to be taken out into the garden.
First Floor
Bedroom Three
This double bedroom boasts the best view in the house, looking across to St John's church between the climbing roses. The ceiling in this room stretches high above you with wooden beams and a skylight which makes this room light and airy.
Bedroom Two
Start your day here with a coffee at the window seat, watching people pass along the street below. This delightful king-size bedroom has an adjoining dressing area with a chest of drawers. This space would be ideal for setting up a travel cot or for children to play.
Bathroom
The bathroom is a haven at the end of a busy day where you can spend time in a bubbly bathtub or get ready for an evening at one of the fabulous eateries of Burford.
Second Floor
Bedroom One
Nestled at the top of the cottage, the master king-size bedroom is tucked beneath the beams and is open to the stairs. Full of character, the windows look across the neighbouring rooftops. Staying in this room you have the added benefit of an en-suite.
En-Suite
The elegant en-suite embraces the original features, keeping the wooden beams which run through from the bedroom and there is a contemporary shower, stone sink and exposed stone wall.
Outside
Spinner's Cottage has a unique secluded garden nestled amongst the neighbouring spaces where a table seating four is surrounded by greenery. Gather for a BBQ or relax with a book and cup of tea in this pleasant spot.
Amenities
Free WiFi/internet
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
TV
Heating
Coffee/tea maker
Refrigerator
Kitchen
WiFi/Internet
Dishwasher
Kitchenware
Garden
Oven
Stove
Fireplace
Bath or shower
Outdoor Cooking
Family friendly
Towels
Linens
Dining table
Fire extinguisher
Map of Burford Church Church Green
Ratings and reviews
8 / 10Excellent·Aug 2026
Our second stay at a Boltholt retreat property- we arrived at the lovely cottage in the historic tourist spot of Burford down a little dead end lane to the church with a boarding school adjacent. A few places to park if the tourists haven’t found them first! But plenty down the next rd by the church with a 5 min walk to the cottage- spinners cottage is a quaint small property with plenty of character-would like to see a few more items in the kitchen-maybe a microwave & more smaller saucepans - no freezer so don’t bring anything that needs freezing ! Kitchen is small and only room for a few adults at a time - lounge area includes a large table for 6 plus a settee for 3 & a armchair with a window seat - you will see tourists passing by looking through the windows & having photos taken. There are some shutters to close if need be although we would wave at them. The cottage comes into a great space from the next floor & upwards spacious rooms - quite basic but ok -first room could do with some hooks on door or walls with hangers to hang clothes as no wardrobes - second bedroom has the hanging space & a large side room that could do with a mirror definitely & maybe more hanging space for bedroom one -it’s more of a storage room with the ironing board &spare duvets - Attic room is well equipped with more modern touches but again no hanging space only a chest of drawers - all 6 of us used the second bedroom to hang clothes but not enough hangers! Bathroom was nice would have liked shower gel / shampoo provided (our last properly did so thought it was standard)
Over all the cottage was fine for 6 of us & 2 dogs for a few days stay - garden at end is a walk through for everyone in the 4 cottages & is quite small but we didn’t use it only to access -didn’t see a bbq or told where it was if we wanted too. We love the Cotswold and this was fab for visiting lots of lovely areas locally & enjoyed the pubs & shops in the town. Would say this would suit a family of 6 but just note little kitchen to cook & small if staying in the lounge for long periods of time if all in it-would suit 4 more comfortably. We found the tv see if you can? Didn’t use it as we were there to enjoy the area. A few more items like milk - butter - bread would have been a nice touch so we don’t have to rush out & get those items - maybe they differ between different accommodation at choice of owner as we found this to be a very basic welcome pack! Cottage was very clean and tidy & correspondence good with the housekeeper & we met her when we arrived and she is a lovely lady. We will continue to discover more of Boltholt properties in the Cotswold in the future.
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2026
We stayed for the weekend to celebrate my husbands 50th. The cottage is old and steeped with character - old beams, wonky floor boards, log burning fire. The kitchen is small but has everything you need in it. The bedroom and a good size with very comfortable beds. Great central location with wonderful bars and restaurants a short distance away. Lovely to wake to the sound of the church bells - a real treat!
10 / 10Outstanding·Aug 2025
It was perfekt to live there
Best Place for Holiday in cotswolds
Central Place with Kit of Shops and Restaurants
Top To Park
6 / 10Average·Jul 2025
Fine old building in a great location BUT garden was a disappointment. TV didn't work (didn't complain as saw another guest complain in March that it wasn't working and it was so small we used my laptop). No freezer section in fridge. Duvets on beds considerably smaller than the bed.
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8.4Excellent
(11 Ratings)
"We stayed for the weekend to celebrate my husbands 50th. The cottage is old and steeped with character - old beams, wonky floor boards, log burning fire. The kitchen is small but has everything you ne..."
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