This early 18th century water mill lies hidden at the bottom of the property in a little valley. This is an historic building, carefully restored.  It still has the original beams, bolting and cleaning machinery, shutes, hursts and traps. Outside, is the gigantic mill and wheel. The millpond is a haven for wild life.

This is the most traditional of the cottages.  Built in 1877, it is a typical stone farmhouse.  It has beautiful views of the valley and a back patio garden nestled in the beech woods -  perfect for al fresco dining.

This stone cottage was a  weaver’s home before the decline of the Cotswold woollen industry in the 1830s. It has magnificent views and an old cottage garden, bordered by dry-stone walls.  It has all the comforts one could desire. 
 

This dignified Stuart garden building was designed as  a tea house or gazebo.  Dating from 1620, has been  imaginatively converted to a cottage.  It adjoins the manor gardens.  At the entrance are a terrace and garden with a baroque sundial on the wall.
 

The smallest cottage is a studio set in the last bay of the Barn, above the coach house.  Converted in about 1700, it has massive oak beams and trusses dating from the 1450s.  It light and romantic.  There is a large terrace with views of the manor gardens and meadows.
 

This sunny cottage was converted from an ancient stone byre next to the original Elizabethan demesne.  The 1-level cottage has an entrance hall, pretty sitting room with dining area, double bedroom, kitchen and bathroom.  The views are gorgeous.

Though modern, this roomy cottage is built in traditional Cotswold style with gables and mullioned windows.  It stands on a splendid site commanding distant views.  A porch leads to the hall and the modern kitchen.  The light and spacious sitting/dining room has a fireplace, comfortable furniture and many books.  Upstairs, there are two bedrooms.  One has an 18th-century Hepplewhite 4-poster double bed and one has twin beds.  The bathroom has a tub and shower.  
 

Adjoining Manor Farm, Over Court is a traditional Cotswold farmhouse.  One enters a hall leading to a large kitchen/dining room with a pretty sitting room. Upstairs, there are a big double room, a bedroom with twin beds and a bedroom with a single bed that is perfect for a nanny or child.  The bathroom has a tub with shower over tub.