Villa Vista Cotswolds
Spacious design-led house on the Heythrop Estate offering relaxed Cotswolds living, private gardens, sauna and a hot tub.
- Sleeps 8
- 4
- 2
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Highlights
- A four-bedroom private house set within the prestigious Heythrop Estate, designed for relaxed group stays and unhurried time together.
- A wood-fired hot tub and sauna tucked amongst the trees, offering a peaceful, restorative way to spend time outdoors.
- Calm, generous living spaces with a working fireplace and patio doors opening directly onto the garden for easy indoor-outdoor living.
- A spacious kitchen-diner made for sociable cooking, complete with breakfast bar, double ovens and doors onto the alfresco dining area.
- Beautiful outdoor spaces, including a sunken fire pit, a roof terrace with loungers and generous private grounds to wander and unwind.
- Four thoughtfully designed bedrooms, including a super-king size primary bedroom with a private terrace and an ensuite for slow mornings.
- A dedicated private office, ideal for quiet moments of work or simply reading without interruption.
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You should know
- Sleeps up to eight guests across four bedrooms.
- The twin bedroom can be arranged as twin beds or a super-king size.
- A travel cot is available on request.
- The wood-fired hot tub requires lighting and time to heat.
- Set within private grounds on the Heythrop Estate.
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The details
Villa Vista sits quietly within the Heythrop Estate, surrounded by some of the Cotswolds’ most loved landscapes and villages. More house than hotel and far from a typical Cotswold cottage, this is a place designed for slowing down. Stays here tend to follow a gentle rhythm of long lunches, unhurried walks, evenings by the fire and plans that are happily pushed back a day.
Inside, the living spaces feel calm, generous and easy to settle into. The sitting room is relaxed and welcoming, centred around a working fireplace that naturally draws everyone together as the evening sets in. Patio doors open straight onto the garden, creating a calming flow between inside and out, whether you’re stretching out with a book, chatting late into the night or simply enjoying the quiet.
At the heart of the house sits the spacious kitchen-diner, arranged for everyday use and sociable cooking. A long breakfast bar anchors the space, while double ovens and a separate utility room make catering for a group feel effortless. Doors open directly onto the patio so meals can be enjoyed outdoors when the weather allows, with a gas BBQ, Gozney pizza oven and dedicated alfresco dining area extending the kitchen into the garden.
The four bedrooms are calm and understated, each with its own character and views across the terrace or grounds. The primary bedroom is a generous retreat with a super-king size bed, walk-in wardrobes and doors opening onto a private terrace. Its ensuite bathroom features a double shower, twin sinks and warm, flattering light for slow mornings. Elsewhere, the corner king bedroom looks out across the greenery, the flexible twin room can be arranged as twin beds or a super-king size, and the smallest double bedroom is full of charm with a feature window and dressing table.
Outside, the grounds feel like a natural extension of the house. There’s space to cook, eat and relax close to the house, pathways leading to a sunken fire-pit tucked further into the garden, and a roof terrace with sun loungers offering a quieter place to step away. Set slightly apart, the sauna sits amongst the trees, with a butter-yellow, wood-fired hot tub nearby, creating a peaceful corner for complete tranquillity.
Villa Vista sits quietly within the Heythrop Estate, perfectly placed for exploring some of the Cotswolds’ most loved spots, whether you’re heading out for the day or keeping things close to home. Soho Farmhouse, Daylesford Organic and Diddly Squat Farm Shop are all within easy reach, while Blenheim Palace offers grand gardens, history and riverside walks. It’s a location that works just as well for slow, local days as it does for ticking off iconic Cotswold favourites.
Inside, the living spaces feel calm, generous and easy to settle into. The sitting room is relaxed and welcoming, centred around a working fireplace that naturally draws everyone together as the evening sets in. Patio doors open straight onto the garden, creating a calming flow between inside and out, whether you’re stretching out with a book, chatting late into the night or simply enjoying the quiet.
At the heart of the house sits the spacious kitchen-diner, arranged for everyday use and sociable cooking. A long breakfast bar anchors the space, while double ovens and a separate utility room make catering for a group feel effortless. Doors open directly onto the patio so meals can be enjoyed outdoors when the weather allows, with a gas BBQ, Gozney pizza oven and dedicated alfresco dining area extending the kitchen into the garden.
The four bedrooms are calm and understated, each with its own character and views across the terrace or grounds. The primary bedroom is a generous retreat with a super-king size bed, walk-in wardrobes and doors opening onto a private terrace. Its ensuite bathroom features a double shower, twin sinks and warm, flattering light for slow mornings. Elsewhere, the corner king bedroom looks out across the greenery, the flexible twin room can be arranged as twin beds or a super-king size, and the smallest double bedroom is full of charm with a feature window and dressing table.
Outside, the grounds feel like a natural extension of the house. There’s space to cook, eat and relax close to the house, pathways leading to a sunken fire-pit tucked further into the garden, and a roof terrace with sun loungers offering a quieter place to step away. Set slightly apart, the sauna sits amongst the trees, with a butter-yellow, wood-fired hot tub nearby, creating a peaceful corner for complete tranquillity.
Villa Vista sits quietly within the Heythrop Estate, perfectly placed for exploring some of the Cotswolds’ most loved spots, whether you’re heading out for the day or keeping things close to home. Soho Farmhouse, Daylesford Organic and Diddly Squat Farm Shop are all within easy reach, while Blenheim Palace offers grand gardens, history and riverside walks. It’s a location that works just as well for slow, local days as it does for ticking off iconic Cotswold favourites.
Villa Vista sits quietly within the Heythrop Estate, surrounded by some of the Cotswolds’ most loved landscapes and villages. More house than hotel and far from a typical Cotswold cottage, this is a place designed for slowing down. Stays here tend to follow a gentle rhythm of long lunches, unhurried walks, evenings by the fire and plans that are happily pushed back a day.
Inside, the living spaces feel calm, generous and easy to settle into. The sitting room is relaxed and welcoming, centred around a working fireplace that naturally draws everyone together as the evening sets in. Patio doors open straight onto the garden, creating a calming flow between inside and out, whether you’re stretching out with a book, chatting late into the night or simply enjoying the quiet.
At the heart of the house sits the spacious kitchen-diner, arranged for everyday use and sociable cooking. A long breakfast bar anchors the space, while double ovens and a separate utility room make catering for a group feel effortless. Doors open directly onto the patio so meals can be enjoyed outdoors when the weather allows, with a gas BBQ, Gozney pizza oven and dedicated alfresco dining area extending the kitchen into the garden.
The four bedrooms are calm and understated, each with its own character and views across the terrace or grounds. The primary bedroom is a generous retreat with a super-king size bed, walk-in wardrobes and doors opening onto a private terrace. Its ensuite bathroom features a double shower, twin sinks and warm, flattering light for slow mornings. Elsewhere, the corner king bedroom looks out across the greenery, the flexible twin room can be arranged as twin beds or a super-king size, and the smallest double bedroom is full of charm with a feature window and dressing table.
Outside, the grounds feel like a natural extension of the house. There’s space to cook, eat and relax close to the house, pathways leading to a sunken fire-pit tucked further into the garden, and a roof terrace with sun loungers offering a quieter place to step away. Set slightly apart, the sauna sits amongst the trees, with a butter-yellow, wood-fired hot tub nearby, creating a peaceful corner for complete tranquillity.
Villa Vista sits quietly within the Heythrop Estate, perfectly placed for exploring some of the Cotswolds’ most loved spots, whether you’re heading out for the day or keeping things close to home. Soho Farmhouse, Daylesford Organic and Diddly Squat Farm Shop are all within easy reach, while Blenheim Palace offers grand gardens, history and riverside walks. It’s a location that works just as well for slow, local days as it does for ticking off iconic Cotswold favourites.
Inside, the living spaces feel calm, generous and easy to settle into. The sitting room is relaxed and welcoming, centred around a working fireplace that naturally draws everyone together as the evening sets in. Patio doors open straight onto the garden, creating a calming flow between inside and out, whether you’re stretching out with a book, chatting late into the night or simply enjoying the quiet.
At the heart of the house sits the spacious kitchen-diner, arranged for everyday use and sociable cooking. A long breakfast bar anchors the space, while double ovens and a separate utility room make catering for a group feel effortless. Doors open directly onto the patio so meals can be enjoyed outdoors when the weather allows, with a gas BBQ, Gozney pizza oven and dedicated alfresco dining area extending the kitchen into the garden.
The four bedrooms are calm and understated, each with its own character and views across the terrace or grounds. The primary bedroom is a generous retreat with a super-king size bed, walk-in wardrobes and doors opening onto a private terrace. Its ensuite bathroom features a double shower, twin sinks and warm, flattering light for slow mornings. Elsewhere, the corner king bedroom looks out across the greenery, the flexible twin room can be arranged as twin beds or a super-king size, and the smallest double bedroom is full of charm with a feature window and dressing table.
Outside, the grounds feel like a natural extension of the house. There’s space to cook, eat and relax close to the house, pathways leading to a sunken fire-pit tucked further into the garden, and a roof terrace with sun loungers offering a quieter place to step away. Set slightly apart, the sauna sits amongst the trees, with a butter-yellow, wood-fired hot tub nearby, creating a peaceful corner for complete tranquillity.
Villa Vista sits quietly within the Heythrop Estate, perfectly placed for exploring some of the Cotswolds’ most loved spots, whether you’re heading out for the day or keeping things close to home. Soho Farmhouse, Daylesford Organic and Diddly Squat Farm Shop are all within easy reach, while Blenheim Palace offers grand gardens, history and riverside walks. It’s a location that works just as well for slow, local days as it does for ticking off iconic Cotswold favourites.
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