Eastleach Cottage
Cotswold stone and climbing roses
At the heart of Eastleach, this characterful Cotswold home is built from locally quarried stone and framed by climbing roses. Inside, original features, generous natural light and a roaring log burner create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, while the bespoke farmhouse kitchen opens onto a garden terrace surrounded by seasonal planting. Upstairs, serene bedrooms provide a peaceful retreat after days spent exploring the village and surrounding countryside.
Character in every corner
The home’s local materials and original details give it an unmistakable sense of place. Cotswold stone continues from the exterior into the characterful interiors with an original stone fireplace, while traditional features have been carefully retained throughout. The bespoke kitchen brings a contemporary interpretation to the house, pairing considered cabinetry with a classic farmhouse sink and an open-plan dining space overlooking the garden, where layered planting and secluded seating areas create a series of spaces to enjoy throughout the day.
About the neighbourhood
Eastleach is one of those Cotswold villages that has retained a wonderfully settled character. Honey-coloured stone, winding lanes and the River Leach shape the village, with a footbridge connecting Eastleach Turville and Eastleach Martin. The home sits close to the river and the twin churches of St Michael and St Martin, with traditional pubs, countryside footpaths and the wider Cotswold Way nearby. Fairford and Cirencester are both within easy reach, offering a little more bustle while the village itself remains peaceful.
Design direction
Eastleach Cottage has all the warmth of a traditional country home, with an ease that feels completely of now. The original beams frame the windows, and the bedrooms are layered with texture, from delicate floral plates to soft, natural fabrics. It’s calm and understated, and it lets the character of the house speak for itself.
