About the Accommodation

Visitors enter Devon House Cottage through an entrance vestibule with downstairs cloakroom. Continuing through is found a splendid kitchen/diner with fridge-freezer, microwave, hob & oven and seating for 4 people. The cottage has an excellent lounge with open fireplace, TV, settees and contemporary wall lighting. The room is decorated in traditional Farrow and Ball colours - modern, yet with the feeling of history that you would expect in the Cotswolds.

Upstairs are two bedrooms - one double with en-suite shower, wash basin and WC plus a walk in wardrobe and one double with wardrobe. The bathroom includes a three piece suite and shower over the bath.

Outside is a south facing garden and off road parking.

Devon House Cottage supports up to four people with a maximum of two children (16 or under, including babies). Please call us on 01924 255692 / 07850 889088 or send an email to info@citycoastandcountry.co.uk if you are unsure whether the property will suit your particular requirements.

Testimonials

"Just a quick note to say thank you for a wonderful weekend in Stow, we absolutely loved the cottage!" - CW, January 2012

"From the outside the cottage was everything you would expect from a country cottage, but once inside, the cottage was decorated and laid out in a superior modern stlye. Everything you needed to make a very relaxing holiday was at hand. The en suite in the main bedroom had a superb shower and having two bathrooms was great for getting ready in the mornings. The cottage is situated within walking distance of the beautiful village of Stow-On-The-Wold and within easy reach of many facilities" - Ms Woolhouse, November 2011

"Thanks for taking such care over your holiday cottage. It's rare to find somewhere so up-to-date and well looked after" - Anthony, June 2010

"Your accommodation was exactly as detailed and the facilities were fantastic and to a very high standard. We very much enjoyed our stay and will look to use your facilities again in the near future." - Simon Powell, Sept 2009