Clover Cottage is set in the middle of the village along the long and wide village green, and is located perfectly for exploring the Cotswolds. Cottage garden for those al-fresco evenings or lazy summer breakfasts

Wyck Rissington is a lovely little Cotswold village set in a low valley just south of Stow on the Wold. Notable for its very wide and long village green and the 13th-century church where composer Gustav Holst was once the organist. The name Wyck Rissington originates from the Saxon 'wic' for a small farm, and 'hrisen dun', meaning a hill overgrown with thickets of wood. The village was mentioned in the Domesday Book as belonging to the Norman knight Roger de Lacy. The village is spread out along a long central village green of about half a mile from end to end. It is regarded as being an unspoilt Cotswold village with a number of attractive traditional-style Cotswold stone dwellings. Other features of note include a duck pond and Victorian drinking fountain, both situated on the village green.