Bull Lane, Winchcombe

Tucked away in a quiet, hidden position on Bull Lane, Woodbine Cottage is a deceptively spacious period home that offers both privacy and immediate access to all that central Winchcombe has to offer. Just a stone’s throw from the popular North Street, you’ll find yourself within walking distance of shops, cafés, countryside walks, and the town’s rich historic heart—while still enjoying the peace and seclusion of a tucked-away cottage.The property benefits from gated parking, conveniently located just outside the front garden gate.

Once through the gate, you’re welcomed into a charming garden area and the entrance to the home.Inside, the cottage opens into an impressive living room, featuring a vaulted ceiling, exposed Cotswold stone wall, original beams, and flagstone flooring, combining period charm with a sense of space and light. Beyond this is the kitchen, which has been tastefully renovated with white cabinetry, brass handles, and wood-effect worktops. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher and under-counter fridge and freezer.Straight ahead, stairs lead to the first floor, while to the left is a downstairs shower room and a flexible study or fourth bedroom, which also provides access to the utility room.

Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned double bedrooms. The main bedroom overlooks the garden, while the second bedroom enjoys a charming outlook over North Street. The family bathroom has been beautifully updated and includes a double shower, freestanding bath, WC, and wash hand basin—a perfect blend of modern luxury and period style.Woodbine Cottage is a true hidden gem—rarely does a property combine such character, space, and a central-yet-private location in this way.

About WinchcombeNestled in the heart of the North Cotswolds, Winchcombe is a historic market town known for its characterful stone buildings, independent shops, and vibrant community. It offers a perfect blend of history and modern living, with excellent amenities, traditional pubs, and a number of highly regarded eateries. The town is surrounded by breathtaking countryside, offering access to walking routes including the Cotswold Way. Winchcombe is also home to the stunning Sudeley Castle, rich in Tudor history and royal connections. With its unique charm and strong local spirit, it’s no surprise Winchcombe remains one of the most desirable places to live in the region.