Puffets Little Barrington

Burford, Cotswolds

Sleeps 105 bedrooms4 bathrooms

Puffets is a thoughtfully restored family home overlooking the village green, combining period architecture with carefully curated interiors by designer Tatiana Howard, co-founder of Tatiana Tafur.

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Overview

Puffets Little Barrington

Puffets is a thoughtfully restored family home overlooking the village green, combining period architecture with carefully curated interiors by designer Tatiana Howard, co-founder of Tatiana Tafur. The house feels both characterful and comfortable, offering generous reception space and practical layout for family stays.

Highlights

What makes it special

Overlooking the village green

The house sits across from the green, with original stonework and mullioned windows from the seventeenth century.

Interiors by Tatiana Howard

Restored by the designer who co-founded Tatiana Tafur, pairing period architecture with curated, considered rooms.

Drawing room with original fireplace

A generous drawing room keeps its original fireplace and historic detailing, with a separate snug for quieter evenings.

Open-plan kitchen onto the terrace

The kitchen and dining room run together and open straight onto the terrace for meals indoors or out.

Games room and gym

A separate games room and a small gym give the house space for play and exercise away from the main rooms.

Enclosed lawn and boot room

The fully enclosed lawned garden is private and child-safe, and a boot room makes coming back from walks easy.

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Puffets Little Barrington

Outside

A large terrace with barbecue sits just off the dining room, ideal for long lunches and summer suppers. The fully enclosed lawned garden offers privacy and space for children to play, while a separate boot room makes returning from country walks practical and easy. The property benefits from its own private parking area to the front.

Inside

The house has five bedrooms — three designed for adults and two for children — served by four bathrooms, each with a shower. A large entrance hall leads to a generous drawing room with original fireplace and historic detailing, alongside a cosy snug for quieter evenings.

The open-plan kitchen and dining room forms the social heart of the house, opening directly onto the terrace for easy indoor–outdoor living. A separate games room and small gym provide additional space for relaxation and activity. Throughout, original stonework, mullioned windows and traditional features reflect the home’s 17th-century origins.