Five Bells Cottage Bledington

Kingham, Cotswolds

Sleeps 63 bedrooms3 bathrooms

Five Bells Cottage is a Grade II 17th-century home in the centre of Bledington, recently refurbished to create a bright, calm, and quietly elegant space.

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Overview

Five Bells Cottage Bledington

Five Bells Cottage is a Grade II 17th-century home in the centre of Bledington, recently refurbished to create a bright, calm, and quietly elegant space. The village is classic Cotswolds — a green, a brook, and the award-winning The King’s Head Inn close by — while the cottage itself balances original character with thoughtful, modern comfort.

Highlights

What makes it special

Painted-timber kitchen with an Aga

Includes an Aga, an integrated fridge-freezer with ice-maker and underfloor heating, in a bright, calm space.

Two wood burners across the house

A Clearview wood burner in the sitting room and a second stove in the snug for slower evenings indoors.

Three en-suite double bedrooms

Arranged across the first and second floors, each with its own bathroom and underfloor heating.

Private walled courtyard garden

A quiet outdoor space with a table for six, a wooden bench, teak loungers and a brick-built barbecue.

Architectural lighting throughout

Much of the cottage is lit by architectural lighting from Lightmaster of Shipston-on-Stour.

On the green at Bledington

In the centre of a classic Cotswold village, with the award-winning King's Head Inn close by.

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About the space

Five Bells Cottage Bledington

Outside

A private walled courtyard garden provides a quiet outdoor space with a table for six, a wooden bench, teak loungers, and a brick-built barbecue — ideal for relaxed mornings or slow evenings outdoors.

Inside

The sitting room has a Clearview wood burner, with a second stove in the snug. A downstairs loo and a separate utility support everyday living. The painted-timber kitchen includes an Aga, integrated fridge-freezer with ice-maker, and underfloor heating. Much of the cottage features architectural lighting by Lightmaster of Shipston-on-Stour. All three bedrooms are en-suite, arranged across the first and second floors.