Cotswold Luxury Property
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Honey-stone cottages reflected in the river at golden hour

We acquire, manage
and host exceptional
Cotswold homes.

A private practice. Buying, looking after, and letting distinctive houses — with Kingham as the centre of gravity.

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The practice

Kingham, and the
villages around it.

A private practice for exceptional homes. We find them, look after them, and host them — from this parish, across the North Cotswolds.

A lane that still takes its time
Castle CombeA lane that still takes its time
Arlington Row, from the bridge
BiburyArlington Row, from the bridge
The Wild Rabbit, Church Street
KinghamThe Wild Rabbit, Church Street
The tower, and the county below
BroadwayThe tower, and the county below
High on the wold
Stow-on-the-WoldHigh on the wold
All Saints, the quieter parish
ChurchillAll Saints, the quieter parish

What we do

Acquire

Property Acquisition

Discreet sourcing and acquisition guidance for exceptional Cotswold homes, from first conversation to keys.

Manage

Property Management

Thoughtful, hands-on care for homes, owners, and every detail in between.

Host

Short Stay

Considered stays in distinctive Cotswold properties, presented beautifully and managed personally.

The parish

Villages with a fire,
and a walk.

The green, the school, The Wild Rabbit, The Plough. Paddington from the station. The village people mean when they say the Cotswolds.

The green, the school, The Wild Rabbit, The Plough. Paddington from the station. The village people mean when they say the Cotswolds.The farm, the table, the shop. A way of living, not a weekend. A lane from Kingham.High on the wold. Thursday farmers' market, antiques, walks down to Lower Swell.The wide street, the tower, the honey stone that stops a car.The High Street as a single composition. Arts and Crafts still in the grain.Arlington Row. William Morris called it the most beautiful village in England.The hill into town. Hill, church, Windrush. A proper Cotswold threshold.A lane that has refused the century. Quiet, filmed, still itself.The quieter parish next door. The Chequers, All Saints, walks to Sarsden. Found after Kingham. Kept because it does not perform.

Kingham

Arlington Row in Bibury, seen from the packhorse bridge

Bibury. Arlington Row still holds the river.

Journal

How the place
is actually lived.

How Kingham is actually lived. Then Stow, Burford, Broadway, Campden, Churchill — and the unglamorous work of buying well.

The journal
The village green at Kingham, Oxfordshire
Village life · Kingham

Life in Kingham, Oxfordshire: the green, the school, and the Paddington line

A practical guide to living in Kingham: the village green, Kingham Primary, The Wild Rabbit and The Plough, Daylesford, Kingham station, and what to know before you buy.

All Saints Church, Churchill, Oxfordshire, across the churchyard
Village life · Churchill

Life in Churchill, Oxfordshire: The Chequers, schools, and the quiet side of the North Cotswolds

A practical guide to living in Churchill, Oxfordshire: The Chequers pub, Kingham Primary and Kingham Hill, Daylesford, Kingham station, and what to know before you buy.

Evening light on Cotswold farmland, a path at the edge of the frame
To visit · North Cotswolds

Walks, Sunday markets, and the little life that makes people stay

The small Cotswold life: field walks from Kingham and Churchill, Moreton's Tuesday market, Cirencester's Sunday Corn Hall, pub fires, and the England visitors thought was only a film.

When you are ready,
write.

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