Sleeps 126 bedrooms6 bathrooms
Blackpitts sits in a peaceful spot on the northern edge of Aldsworth, perfectly positioned to catch the sun throughout the day.
Blackpitts sits in a peaceful spot on the northern edge of Aldsworth, perfectly positioned to catch the sun throughout the day. The house has been completely refurbished and feels bright, open, and calm, with wide views over the village on one side and fields on the other. A short walk down the lane leads to The Sherborne Arms, a long-standing family-run pub offering classic dishes and a popular takeaway menu.
The location places you between the famous village of Bibury and the medieval market town of Burford, in the heart of a strong local food scene. Highlights nearby include the new Pig at Barnsley, The Bull at Burford, and countless other pubs and restaurants featured in the house’s local guide. Daylesford and Diddly Squat are an easy thirty-minute drive.
All six bedrooms have their own bathroom, and one is set up as a children's bunk room.
Open lawns and field views on one side, the village on the other, with room to roam.
The grounds give children a football pitch, a zip wire and an above-ground trampoline.
A heated outdoor pool is being added to the grounds, ready for summer 2026.
Down the lane is The Sherborne Arms, a long-standing family-run pub with a popular takeaway menu.
The house sits in a strong local food scene, with Daylesford and Diddly Squat a thirty-minute drive.
The eight-acre setting offers long views, open lawns, and space to roam. Children have a football pitch, zip wire, and above-ground trampoline, while the heated outdoor pool will be ready for summer 2026. The grounds feel private and open, with countryside walks beginning from the doorstep.
The farmhouse has been newly renovated throughout, with six en-suite bedrooms, including a children’s bunk room. The interiors are light and welcoming, designed for relaxed family stays. New bathrooms and a fresh layout make the house easy for groups, with plenty of private and shared space.
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