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https://www.staycotswold.com/property/cosy-corner/ Dating from c 1850, this was a former farm workers cottage.
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A holiday let cottage in the village of Evenlode, owned and let by Cotswold Cosy Cottage Limited. Set in glorious countryside, immediately adjacent to the beautiful Cotswolds, a designated area National Landscape, the cottage offers a quiet rural retreat and yet is close to the main tourist centres. It is also an ideal base for walking and cycling - with two national cycle routes passing through t

he village. The cottage has been refurbished to a high standard and is very well equipped, including a modern heating and cooling system. Accessibility, health and safety

This is an old property and has typical character features, including relatively narrow and steep stairs, low beams in one room and two doors of lower height than modern doors. On the stairways, appropriately placed handrails are in situ. However, guests with impaired mobility may encounter some difficulty with access, including their ability to quickly exit the house in the event of an emergency. An accessibility guide is available which describes the surfaces and identifies the beam, stair, and other heights in the cottage. Other

Cosy Corner is located in a residential area and as such, we politely request that guests are courteous and considerate towards the neighbours, keeping noise to a sensible level. Due to its proximity to the local neighbours, this property is not suitable for parties.

29/10/2024

The “For Your Tomorrow” display at Stowe Landscape Gardens (NT). The official commemoration of those who gave their lives on D Day. Approx 1 hour by car from the cottage. Very poignant and well worth going. On until 11 November.

20/05/2024

Snowshill Manor - National Trust. Explore the eclectic collection of artic acts left by Charles Wade. In a picturesque setting and with a good NT cafe on site. Great was to spend a day and only 25 minutes by car from Cosy Corner.

10/12/2023

The Spectacle of Light at Sudeley Castle. Not far from the cottage. Some tickets still available.

06/12/2023

The Christmas decorations are up, ready for the various guest coming over the next few weeks, including Christmas Day.
Time to think about a winter break. Enjoy the Cotswolds and come back to a log fire.

14/12/2022

It’s a cold and frosty morning in the Cotswolds. -5 in Stow on the Wold. Looking forward to getting in front of the log burner. Winter breaks beckon.

04/10/2022

It’s autumn cut back time. And this year we are catching up on 2020 and 2021 so a lot of work. More to do but a lot achieved. And the autumn colours in the Cotswold are coming out beautifully. Time for the autumn break? Visit the Stay Cotswold website to book.

08/08/2022

A warm start to the day. Remember to book the late summer break in September. A few slots available.

27/05/2022

A bright and sunny morning at Cosy Corner. Looks set for a good weekend.

26/03/2022

The daffodils at Evenlode Church. Always brighten up the day. A great day in the Cotswolds in the sunshine.

24/02/2022

Spring is on the way. The garden at Cosy Corner is full of snowdrops, primroses and hellebores.

02/12/2021

A cold and frosty morning at Evenlode. Weekend guests about to arrive. A couple of repairs this week and all looking well.

29/09/2021

In the Cotswolds for a few days and took advantage of the fine weather to take a walk in Stow on the Wold, only 3 miles from the cottage. Plenty of shops to browse and cafes and restaurants to catch a coffee or meal.

14/06/2021

A beautiful sunny day in the Cotswolds. We have one week available in August (at time of posting) for the whole summer season. Visit our website to go through to availability and booking.

10/04/2021

All ready for the first post lockdown guests who arrive on Monday. Still some summer slots available.

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3 Vine Terrace
Moreton In Marsh
GL560NP

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A holiday let cottage in the village of Evenlode, owned and let by Cotswold Cosy Cottage Limited. Recognised by Visit England, Quality in Tourism as quality accommodation.

Dating from c 1850, this was a former farm workers cottage. Set in glorious countryside, immediately adjacent to the beautiful Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the cottage offers a quiet rural retreat and yet is close to the main tourist centres. It is also an ideal base for walking and cycling - with two national cycle routes passing through the village.

The cottage has been refurbished to a high standard and is very well equipped, including a modern heating and cooling system. The latter is ideal for hot summer days!

Accessibility, health and safety This is an old property and has typical character features, including relatively narrow and steep stairs, low beams in one room and two doors of lower height than modern doors. On the stairways, appropriately placed handrails are in situ. However, guests with impaired mobility may encounter some difficulty with access, including their ability to quickly exit the house in the event of an emergency.

An Accessibility Guide is available on request, or can be downloaded from our website, which describes the surfaces and identifies the beam, stair, and other heights in the cottage and includes photographs.

The smoke and CO detectors operate on a sound only basis and, therefore, those who have serious impairment of hearing may not be able to hear the alarm systems and could be at risk. See our reviews on Trip Advisor. https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/VacationRentalReview-g186288-d10060618-Cosy_Corner_4_star_Visit_England_award_2016-Moreton_in_Marsh_Cotswolds_England.html

Sustainability / Environmental Impact

A number of initiatives have been undertaken to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact, as follows:-

Double glazed Windows (R8 Windows which are designed for period buildings).

Air source heat pump heating which is much more efficient than oil or gas or traditional electric heating. An added bonus is air cooling in the summer.

LED lighting throughout including LED filament lamps which consume less than 10% of the electricity of standard bulbs.

Induction hob in the kitchen.

A-rated white goods.

Softened water; not only does soft water feel nice to the touch, it requires much less soap or detergent and with no lime scale build up (in what is a very hard water area), the sinks, bath, and shower require less cleaning solutions and the water systems and washing machines last much longer.

A reverse osmosis water purifier provides top quality drinking water and there is no need to purchase bottled water.

The Housekeeping team use environment friently products where possible.

We use compostable coffee capsules where possible.

Single use plastic is minimised with soap and other consumables purchased in bulk and everyday containers refilled.