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The Old Cider Press is a charming cottage situated within a traditional thatched property, in the Cotswolds village of Stanton. With reverse level accommodation and two ground floor king-size double bedrooms; this property sleeps four guests. There is also a ground floor bathroom and upstairs is the open-plan living room with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric stove. Outside is designated parking for one car and an enclosed garden with furniture. The Old Cider Press offers a home-from-home feel, a wonderful opportunity to get away-from-it-all. Please Note: Due to the layout of the cottage, this property is suitable for babes in arms or children above 5 years old. A travel cot (without bedding) is provided. Please note there is a 150 security deposit at this property. This amount is automatically shadowed when the booking is note: Due to the layout of the cottage, this property is suitable for babes in arms or children above 5 years old. A travel cot (without bedding) is provided.

Stanton is arguably one of the prettiest and most idyllic villages in the whole of the Cotswolds, located at the foot of the Shenberrow Hill in the Northern reaches of the Cotswolds. Without doubt it has one of the most stunning high streets in the region with ancient houses dating back to the 16th century built in typical Cotswolds' style with steeply pitched gables, mullioned windows and honey-coloured limestone walls. The village also boasts two magnificent manor houses as well as a restored medieval cross and a church dating back to the Norman period.