Church Cottage is an idyllic Cotswold retreat nestled in the picturesque market town of Chipping Campden. Only a 2 minute walk onto the main high street, the cottage is ideally located for exploring the many independent shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants that the town has to offer as well as being nestled between some of the famous Cotswold rolling hills.

Chipping Campden really is the hidden gem of the Cotswolds and to miss seeing it while visiting the area would be a real shame. Go one better and stay there to immerse yourself in what GM Trevelyan called "The most beautiful village street now left on the island". Chipping Campden was one of the most important of the mediaeval wool towns and famous throughout Europe. In the centre of the High Street stands the iconic Market Hall, now in the care and ownership of the National Trust, and built in 1627 by Sir Baptist Hicks to provide shelter for traders selling perishable goods like cheese and butter or precious goods like silks. As the name suggests ("Chipping" means market or market place from the old English "Ceping"). Chipping Campden was one of the most important of the mediaeval wool towns and famous throughout Europe. This legacy of fame and prosperity is everything that give the town its character. Campden was already established in the 7th century and derives its name from the Saxon "Campa-denu" or "Campadene", meaning a valley with fields or enclosures of cultivated land. Chipping Campden's church, St. James, at the north end of the town, is perhaps, the finest 'wool' ch