✧ The Cow Shed ✧
Family home-from-home cottage near Oxford
The Cow Shed is a lovingly furnished home-from-home cottage on a working farm in Oxfordshire, just outside the village of Chesterton. Twenty minutes drive from the famous university town of Oxford, and only 5 minutes from the shopping mecca of Bicester Village. The nearby Cotswolds are famous for their idyllic English countryside. For foodies there are gastro pubs nearby. Free wifi, pet friendly, easy access from Heathrow, and a warm welcome. £3,650 per month, £1,325 per week or pro rata for stay of more than four nights. Click here for the full brochure (email-able PDF format to send to friends and family)
“Beautiful location near Oxford. Loved the Cow Shed cottage. Nice and quiet but close to everything you need. Well maintained. Nice interior. Could live there permanently. Spacious and everything is available (dishwasher, washer/dryer, bath, TV. You name it, it's there. We will return for sure.”
— Marianne van Niekirk, The Netherlands
Booking with Kensington Property Management is very simple…
You can book directly with us. We can accept payments by internet transfer or Paypal. We will ask you to fill in a short booking form, we also normally ask for £200 breakages deposits. And for bookings of more than two months we may also ask for a reference.
Please click here to take a look at an availability calendar - these are normally kept up to date.
But we also understand that some guests may feel more secure booking through one of the larger booking firms. We would be more than happy for you to do that. Most of our properties have been listed on the major websites for many years, and we are normally Superhosts on Airbnb, with whom we have a long-standing relationship.
Click here for a link to an external booking platform ….
On these links you will also be able to see our reviews, the availability calendars and more detailed information about the properties and their neighbourhoods. But please be aware that the prices will vary slightly as you will of course be asked to pay a service fee to them.
