Dovecote Cottage Duns Tew
Great Tew, CotswoldsOverview
A converted dovecote on a gated estate
Set within a gated private estate in the pretty village of Duns Tew, this newly converted Dovecote offers a polished, peaceful retreat within easy reach of Soho Farmhouse. Designed with comfort and simplicity in mind, it works perfectly for short escapes, countryside weekends and romantic breaks.
Highlights
What makes it special
Bedroom beneath the eaves
A second-floor bedroom tucked under the eaves, at the top of the dovecote's three compact levels.
Fully equipped ground-floor kitchen
A complete kitchen on the ground floor, with everything needed for an easy, comfortable stay.
Private secure parking
Guests have their own secure parking within the gated private estate.
Outdoor dining area
A spot for quiet breakfasts or relaxed evening meals in a calm, enclosed setting.
Cot and high chair available
Provided on request for guests travelling with a young child.
Close to Soho Farmhouse
In the pretty village of Duns Tew, within easy reach of Soho Farmhouse.
Inside the home
Where every room tells a story
About the space
Three levels with a bedroom beneath the eaves
Inside
The Dovecote is arranged over three compact levels, with a fully equipped kitchen on the ground floor, a bright first-floor shower room and a second-floor bedroom beneath the eaves. Interiors are clean, modern and thoughtfully finished, with everything needed for an easy, comfortable stay. A cot and high chair can be provided for guests travelling with a young child.
Outside
Guests have private, secure parking and an outdoor dining area ideal for quiet breakfasts or relaxed evening meals. The setting is calm and enclosed, giving the Dovecote a sense of privacy while still sitting within the wider estate.
Where you’ll be and what to do
Duns Tew is a charming village with its own pub — The White Horse Inn — and excellent access to the surrounding countryside. Soho Farmhouse is five miles away, while Charlbury station (with direct trains to London Paddington) is ten miles away. Oxford is sixteen miles to the south, and the region is known for its dining pubs, pretty villages and market towns.
The Cotswolds