Buckland This peaceful village comprises only some twenty honey coloured Cotswold stone houses approached along a country lane just south of Broadway on the road to Cheltenham. The single village road is a no through road and the surrounding countryside, which is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is ideal for walking and riding. There are numerous easy footpaths and bridleways including the Cotswold Way. The 12th Century village church is mentioned in the Domesday Book and is in the centre of the village which lies in the fold of several gentle hillsides that are mostly capped with ancient woodlands. At the property guests will enjoy seeing the owner's animals including dogs, cats, horses, ponies and chickens. The three cottages are delightful stone built properties carefully converted in 1988, 1990 and 2005 from part of the original grain and hayloft of a fine Edwardian stable block. The building works have been carefully completed by local craftsmen to create homes full of character with exposed stonework and timber beams, and fitted out to the highest standards.