Cottage in Cotswold District
4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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
High-end valueWell priced for this area
About this cottage rental
Between Moreton-in-Marsh and Stow-on-the-Wold, Longborough is a secret retreat and Mouse Manor makes the perfect bolthole. Nestled amongst open countryside you have everything you need on your doorstep. The village pub, Coach and Horses, will welcome you for evening drinks or a meal and the village shop makes sure you can stock up on essentials and a taste of local produce during your stay.
Amongst the quiet streets lined with Cotswold stone houses sits Mouse Manor. Hugged by greenery it is an adorable cottage with a wealth of personality. Flagstones line the floors, wooden beams are above and in the kitchen the AGA is a beautiful addition. Whilst retaining its traditional heritage you will feel at home here. The cosy sitting room and kitchen make up the ground floor while above are two bedrooms and a bright bathroom. Outside, the garden is the cherry on the cake. Stretching before you there is space to dine and you can safely let the dog out. After long country walks and days spent visiting beautiful neighbouring towns, spread out a blanket and enjoy the peace and quiet, occasionally accented by the church bells.
There is so much to see and do in this golden triangle of the Cotswolds, you are spoilt for choice. Sezincote House and Gardens, Batsford Arboretum and Cotswold Farm Park are much loved attractions, and during the Summer months you are in a prime spot to attend the Longborough Festival Opera.
Ground Floor
Living Room
This cosy nook, warmed by the fire, is the embodiment of Cotswold life. Coming back from a day out and about, pour yourselves a glass of wine and take in your surroundings. As the fire crackles you can appreciate the changing hues of the exposed stone walls and the characterful wooden beam. Let the children watch TV while you flick through a magazine, gazing out to your view of rural life.
Kitchen/diner
The golden tones of Cotswold stone, flagstone flooring and centrepiece AGA take you back in time in this traditional country kitchen. A table set for four invites you for dinner and you can step out to the garden for evening drinks.
First Floor
Bedroom One
Village views of a quiet cottage lined street greet you in bedroom one. The double bed rests between bedside cabinets where you can set your cup of tea as you enjoy a lie-in. To one side, built-in wardrobes are tucked away providing plenty of storage.
Bedroom Two
Two single beds nestle in this peaceful bedroom which looks across the garden at the back of the house. For families, this room is great for the children as there is a TV to provide entertainment and keep them out of mischief.
Bathroom
A cheerful pop of colour brings life to the bathroom which has a bath with a handheld shower and a separate shower.
Outside
Planted borders, hidden pathways and secluded sunny spots make it hard for you to drag yourself away from the garden at Mouse Manor. It stretches before you with a dining terrace and lawns, blooming with life and colour in spring and summer. Sunny days can be spent lazing, book in hand, or playing games with the children while burgers are grilled at the BBQ. This quintessentially English garden is a haven.
Amongst the quiet streets lined with Cotswold stone houses sits Mouse Manor. Hugged by greenery it is an adorable cottage with a wealth of personality. Flagstones line the floors, wooden beams are above and in the kitchen the AGA is a beautiful addition. Whilst retaining its traditional heritage you will feel at home here. The cosy sitting room and kitchen make up the ground floor while above are two bedrooms and a bright bathroom. Outside, the garden is the cherry on the cake. Stretching before you there is space to dine and you can safely let the dog out. After long country walks and days spent visiting beautiful neighbouring towns, spread out a blanket and enjoy the peace and quiet, occasionally accented by the church bells.
There is so much to see and do in this golden triangle of the Cotswolds, you are spoilt for choice. Sezincote House and Gardens, Batsford Arboretum and Cotswold Farm Park are much loved attractions, and during the Summer months you are in a prime spot to attend the Longborough Festival Opera.
Ground Floor
Living Room
This cosy nook, warmed by the fire, is the embodiment of Cotswold life. Coming back from a day out and about, pour yourselves a glass of wine and take in your surroundings. As the fire crackles you can appreciate the changing hues of the exposed stone walls and the characterful wooden beam. Let the children watch TV while you flick through a magazine, gazing out to your view of rural life.
Kitchen/diner
The golden tones of Cotswold stone, flagstone flooring and centrepiece AGA take you back in time in this traditional country kitchen. A table set for four invites you for dinner and you can step out to the garden for evening drinks.
First Floor
Bedroom One
Village views of a quiet cottage lined street greet you in bedroom one. The double bed rests between bedside cabinets where you can set your cup of tea as you enjoy a lie-in. To one side, built-in wardrobes are tucked away providing plenty of storage.
Bedroom Two
Two single beds nestle in this peaceful bedroom which looks across the garden at the back of the house. For families, this room is great for the children as there is a TV to provide entertainment and keep them out of mischief.
Bathroom
A cheerful pop of colour brings life to the bathroom which has a bath with a handheld shower and a separate shower.
Outside
Planted borders, hidden pathways and secluded sunny spots make it hard for you to drag yourself away from the garden at Mouse Manor. It stretches before you with a dining terrace and lawns, blooming with life and colour in spring and summer. Sunny days can be spent lazing, book in hand, or playing games with the children while burgers are grilled at the BBQ. This quintessentially English garden is a haven.
Amenities
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Cotswold District
Ratings and reviews
8 / 10Excellent·May 2026
I booked this cottage for my mums birthday. Location is excellent to explore the Cotswolds. The cottage is quaint and has everything you need. The only thing I would say is that it just needs a little bit of TLC, refresh in paintwork and new carpets upstairs. The only thing was the internet did not work. The network displayed at the cottage to use for the wifi did not exist. It was only when I returned home to find an email had been sent to me on the Sunday evening to tell me the wifi network had been changed. The email was sent to late for me to see before we set off the following day and the new network was not displayed in the cottage or in the welcome book. Other than this it is a great little find and I would recommend.
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2026
My family and I stayed here for a few days this Spring and had an absolute wonderful stay. It was very close to Stow on the Wold, Burton on water and the Slaughters. This was such a peaceful little village with a small café where we got some great breakfast sandwiches while admiring all the local flora.
We stopped by the small pub in town, but they weren’t serving food that week because the chef was on paternity leave. (( So we are sad we missed the food, but were super happy for the arrival of a new baby!! )) The barkeeper we talked to was very friendly and we hope to come back sometime.
The house was tiny, but extremely cozy! My husband and I are both around 5’7 and we’re glad we’re not much taller because we would’ve been bumping our heads. My husband remarked the people building this house must’ve been pretty much our exact heights. The house was nice and warm on those cold spring evenings, and the beds were comfy with plenty of blankets and pillows. We loved our mornings in the charming little kitchen before we headed out for a day of exploring. And it was nice having a bathtub to soak in at the end of the day.
Overall, I would absolutely recommend this place ( for anyone who’s not too tall! ) and we would absolutely stay here again.
10 / 10Outstanding·Apr 2026
A lovely little cottage break in a lovely little village. A few doors down from a charming shop and pub.
10 / 10Outstanding·Mar 2026
Overall great stay at Mouse Manor, lovely location and the house had everything we needed for a pleasant weekend.
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9Outstanding
(9 Ratings)
"My family and I stayed here for a few days this Spring and had an absolute wonderful stay. It was very close to Stow on the Wold, Burton on water and the Slaughters. This was such a peaceful little v..."
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