Culls Cottage

About this home

Located in the heart of Southrop village, Culls Cottage is a charming Cotswold stone cottage, loving restored by the owner to provide award winning accommodation for all seasons.

Underfloor heating, roaring log fires and goose-down duvets keep you toasty in winter; and the stunning private garden with numerous places to sit, fire up the barbecue and relax, are a haven during the warm summer months.

The heart of this wonderful home has to be the bright and spacious open-plan kitchen with dining area.

Re-designed and extended in 2024, this modern space is filled with light from both the large glazed sliding doors leading outside to the terrace, and the stylish glazed roof area with a feature Cotswolds stone wall, a covered well with ambient lighting and a bistro set to sit and bask in the sunshine and light from above.

This lovely spot links the kitchen to the ground floor bedroom, complete with en-suite wet room.

The sleek kitchen is fully equipped for even the keenest chef with twin eye level ovens and the all important espresso coffee machine.

A breakfast bar separates the cooking space from the contemporary dining area, in front of which a spot has been reserved in front of the sliding doors for a reclining lounge chair and footstool, creating yet another indoor sunbathing opportunity.

When darkness falls, retire to the spacious but cosy sitting room complete with inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove, and plenty of comfortable seating to stretch out.

Completing the ground floor accommodation are a useful study with desk.

Bedroom three is located on the ground floor with a 4’6 double bed and en-suite wet room that comes with a drench style shower, wash basin and WC.

Upstairs you will find two further bedrooms with beautiful exposed beams:
Bedroom one comes with a lush 5′ king-size bed.
Bedroom two has an equally comfortable 4’6 double bed.

There is an family bathroom with double ended slipper bath, shower, wash basin and WC.

The garden is one of the most exciting features of Culls with guests implored to utilise the full quarter acre they have to themselves. Whilst beautiful during the day, it really comes into its own at night when the lack of local light pollution transform the garden into the perfect star gazing stage.

Southrop village, near Lechlade is famous for its Grade I listed 12th Century church, St. Peters; its beautiful Cotswold stone buildings, village green, cricket pitch and The Swan, a 17th Century village pub, all of which are within walking distance of Culls Cottage.