12 Listings
Large six-bedroom Stow-on-the-Wold holiday cottage with ensuite bedrooms, listed by StayCotswold.
Three-bedroom Cotswold holiday cottage near Stow-on-the-Wold, presented by StayCotswold as a higher-end stay.
Four-bedroom holiday home in Stow-on-the-Wold, suitable for a more spacious Cotswolds break.
Large five-bedroom luxury holiday cottage a short walk from Stow-on-the-Wold market square, ideal for bigger Cotswolds stays with a landscaped garden and hot tub.
Refurbished two-bedroom luxury cottage right on Stow-on-the-Wold market square, giving guests a smart central base for shops, pubs and exploring the North Cotswolds.
Luxury two-bedroom self-catering cottage a short walk from the centre of Stow-on-the-Wold, with all accommodation on one level. It suits visitors wanting a quieter Cotswolds base with easy access to the town's shops, pubs and restaurants.
Elegant central Stow-on-the-Wold cottage with an annexe, generous social space and a landscaped garden, well suited to bigger family or group stays in the North Cotswolds.
Thoughtfully renovated holiday cottage in the heart of Stow-on-the-Wold, with airy bedrooms and a sheltered courtyard that makes a comfortable base for a smart Cotswolds break.
Luxury two-bedroom holiday home right in the heart of Stow-on-the-Wold, ideal for exploring the town on foot and using as a stylish North Cotswolds base. Set in a converted chapel, it offers colourful interiors and an easy walk to Stow's shops, pubs and restaurants.
Large luxury holiday home in Stow-on-the-Wold with five bedrooms, generous living space and a garden for family or group stays. It sits a short walk from the market square, giving guests quick access to Stow and the wider North Cotswolds.
Latimer Farm Cottage offers a more secluded luxury base just outside Stow-on-the-Wold, with restored barn character, a private garden and easy access to Daylesford and the North Cotswolds. It is a strong fit for guests who want a calmer countryside stay without losing Stow as a nearby food-and-shopping hub.
Broad Oak Cottage is a polished two-bedroom Cotswold-stone stay on Lower Park Street, around five minutes on foot from Stow's market square. It suits couples or small families who want period character, a well-kept interior and an easy walking base for Stow's shops, pubs and galleries.
Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as a luxury cottage in Stow-on-the-Wold?
Are luxury cottages in Stow-on-the-Wold good for groups?
Luxury cottages suit Stow-on-the-Wold particularly well because the town already feels like a place designed for slow, comfortable stays rather than rushed sightseeing. Stow sits high in the North Cotswolds, with the Market Square, old inns and historic streets all close together, so a good cottage stay here lets you live inside the town's rhythm rather than just visit it. That matters when you are paying for a higher-end break: the real appeal is not only stylish interiors, but being able to walk out for coffee, browse the shops, have dinner on foot and still use the town as a base for villages and walks beyond it.
The current listings show a useful range within that luxury label. Some properties lean towards polished central living, such as The Staircase on the square with restored stonework and a strong walk-everywhere position, while others are better for larger groups or longer family stays, including 3 and 4 Hawthorn Cottages with five bedrooms, garden space and a hot tub. Waterhead Barn, Manor Farm Cottage and Old Brewery House push the category further towards the spacious, high-comfort end of the market. So the meaningful comparison is not simply nicest photos, but whether you want a romantic central base, a design-led town stay, or a larger house that can handle multi-generational Cotswold time without feeling cramped.
When choosing in this category, think beyond decor and count the practical luxuries that change a stay. Central position matters if you want mornings and evenings in Stow without constant driving, while parking, outside space and bedroom layout matter more for family groups or friends staying several nights. It is also worth booking with the season in mind: Stow is busy at popular weekends and looks effortless from the outside, but the best luxury cottage stays usually come from matching the property to the kind of trip you actually want, whether that is long lunches, winter weekends, dog-friendly wandering or a proper group base for the wider Cotswolds.