This stunning one-bedroom Cotswold cottage, which dates back to 1624, has been beautifully refurbished and exudes character. It is close to Prince Charles’ Tetbury and stylish Cirencester, yet it is situated in the quaint and serene village of Tarlton, with a spacious dog-friendly cottage cottage and expansive views of the surrounding countryside.
Oscar Wilde, for example, ‘buried his romance in a bed of asphodel.’ This charming thatched cottage is named after a lovely plant of the lily family, which has long been adored by writers and poets and is symbolic of longing and desire. It’s now the ideal Cotswold self-catering property, great for a honeymoon cottage or a Cotswold break.
Asphodel Cottage is the ideal romantic getaway to get away from it all, located in a picturesque rural setting. Offers variable periods upon request, with a minimum stay of three nights. Take in the tranquilly and maybe get motivated to write a poetry of your own?
