July Newsletter

July Newsletter


Country Cottages in the Cotswolds – Butler Sherborn has four to suit most needs-  Landlords Wanted- Vanessa Carter, Head of Lettings at Butler Sherborn, has a solid list of tenants – The Wychwoods and their three villages under the boughs- Moreton Show- Butler Sherborn sponsors the Members Marquee


Small is beautiful - Four perfectly formed Cotswold cottages from £390,000 - £1.1million

Whether you are looking for a country bolt-hole, a doer-upper, a weekend retreat, holiday home or simply somewhere small and characterful, a cosy cottage can be all things to all people, and a safe bet financially,” says Sam Butler, of Butler Sherborn, the Cotswolds property specialist. Butler Sherborn is currently offering four Cotswold cottages, new on the market, from £390,000 - £1.1million.

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Landlords Wanted

If you are considering letting your property, we would be delighted to help.

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The Wychwoods, Oxfordshire

The Wychwoods is the collective name for three quintessential Cotswold stone villages, nestled in the Evenlode Valley, between the Cotswold escarpment and the River Windrush. The name of the ancient Forest of Wychwood has nothing to do with witches, but refers to the Anglo-Saxon name of the tribe of local inhabitants, the Hwicce. Each village is described as being ’under’ the boughs of the forest.

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Moreton Show - Saturday 4th September - The best Family Day out in the Cotswolds

Butler Sherborn are delighted to sponsor the Member’s Marquee at the Moreton- in -Marsh Agricultural Society’s Show.
Moreton Show is the highlight of the farming year, and a wonderful opportunity for the local community to get together, exchange ideas and to show case the best of their livestock, produce and products.

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