The Old Rectory Broadway
Broadway, CotswoldsSleeps 105 bedrooms4 bathrooms
Pride of place on Telegraph Luxury Travel as a Cotswold ‘destination’, The Old Rectory Broadway is a beautifully proportioned Victorian home set beside 13th-century St Mary’s Church on the eastern edge of Aston Somerville, just four miles from Broadway.
The Old Rectory Broadway
Pride of place on Telegraph Luxury Travel as a Cotswold ‘destination’, The Old Rectory Broadway is a beautifully proportioned Victorian home set beside 13th-century St Mary’s Church on the eastern edge of Aston Somerville, just four miles from Broadway.
What makes it special
Beside 13th-century St Mary's Church
The Victorian house stands next to 13th-century St Mary's Church on the eastern edge of Aston Somerville.
Dining room with antique billiard table
The dining room centres on an antique billiard dining table, a distinctive setting for long meals.
Chalon kitchen breakfast room
The Chalon kitchen breakfast room has ample preparation space and room for informal dining.
Views to the Cotswold Escarpment
Five acres of gardens and paddocks open onto uninterrupted views towards the escarpment and Broadway Tower.
Pool, hot tub and tennis court
A seasonal heated pool runs May to September, alongside a hot tub and an all-weather tennis court.
Self-contained Little Barn bedroom
The Little Barn adds a separate en-suite double, suited to multigenerational stays or guests wanting privacy.
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The Old Rectory Broadway
Outside
Set within five acres, the gardens are peaceful and expansive, with uninterrupted views towards the Cotswold Escarpment and Broadway Tower. There are numerous terraces and lawns for outdoor dining and socialising, alongside a seasonal heated swimming pool (May to September), hot tub and all-weather tennis court.
A ha-ha protects the main lawn, making it an ideal setting for a marquee, while surrounding paddocks provide ample space for guest parking during small weddings or events. Please note there is an unfenced natural pond within the grounds.
Inside
The house offers a graceful balance of period character and comfortable family living. A formal drawing room, relaxed sitting room and light-filled garden room provide multiple spaces for gathering or quiet retreat. The dining room centres around an antique billiard dining table, creating a distinctive setting for long, celebratory meals.
The Chalon kitchen breakfast room is well equipped for entertaining, with ample preparation space and room for informal dining.
Upstairs in the main house are four bedrooms and three bathrooms, arranged for families or groups of friends. The garden room snug area includes a double sofa bed, offering additional flexibility. The Little Barn provides a separate en-suite double bedroom, ideal for guests seeking privacy or for multigenerational stays.
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Places to explore, eat & things to do
The Back Garden at Dormy House
Modern British restaurant at Dormy House hotel using Cotswold-grown produce; sister to tasting-menu room MO
Find out moreBroadway Deli
Long-established deli and cafe with freshly baked bread, pastries and local produce.
Find out moreThe Swan at Southrop
Village pub run by Thyme hotel, with a seasonal menu led by Charlie Hibbert.
Find out moreThe Halfway at Kineton
Pub with rooms from Nathan Eades and Liam Goff; Giles Coren in The Times praised its celeriac pie as the best in England.
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The Cotswolds
A small region, generously uncovered: stone cottages, long lunches, wild swims, private chefs. Stay a while. Do something worth the journey.