If you’re craving for a life in the country, the Cotswolds may be the place for you. The Cotswolds covers a huge area of around 800 square miles and runs through the five counties of Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Wiltshire and Worcestershire. Each area has its own identity, yet retains the features that make Cotswolds so distinctive, such as golden stone and rolling hills.

Stow-on-the-Wold in Gloucestershire stands at nearly 800ft and is the highest of the Cotswolds towns. It’s steeped in history, which is likely to date back to a prehistoric fortified settlement. The town is best known for its grand manors, gardens and rolling hills, and has plenty to offer thanks to its plethora of shops, restaurants, pubs and boutiques.

About the property

Situated in the heart of the North Cotswold, Millway Tower sits in a prime position between Stow-on-the-Wold and Lower Oddington in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. 

This historic property originates from 1307 and is believed to have served the Monks of Maugersbury as a saw mill when the Wychwood Forest stretched as far as the edge of the Stow-on-the-Wold. 

A gravel drive leads you down to Millway Tower, which is surrounded by mature landscaped gardens. 

Although it retains much of its original features, it’s had a complete modern makeover. The current owner has transformed the property to provide a contemporary living space, ideal for small families. 

This spacious, light filled property has been finished to a high standard and has four bedrooms and four bathrooms, so there’s ample room for you and family. 

Among the hand finished Cotswold stonework and curved joinery, you’ll find a bespoke handmade Smallbone kitchen with appliances, Smallbone bathrooms and fittings, limestone flooring, integrated BOSE sound system and a remote security system. 

There are also two reception rooms, which are ideal for entertaining guests and visitors. In addition, the property comes with an acre of land and private parking so you’ll have no problems deciding where to park your car.  

There’s also a large south-facing terrace leading off the main reception room, which provides the perfect setting to enjoy a spot of tea in the afternoon, or an evening cocktail while admiring the splendid country views. 

There are excellent road connections in the area with the A429 Fosse Way providing links to Stratford-Upon-Avon and Warwick to the north, and Cirencester to the south. If you prefer the train, Kingham Station provides a fast train service to London Paddington, which takes about 80 minutes.

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