This 17th-century cottage, known as Elm Tree Cottage, is a charming Grade II-listed property situated in the quiet village of Chastleton, Oxfordshire. The cottage boasts a butter-yellow Cotswold stone façade, leaded casement windows, and a freshly rethatched high-pitched roof. The interior features a beautifully restored open-plan country kitchen, a charming drawing room with a large fireplace, and a library snug with a playful tromp l'oeil treatment. The property has four bedrooms, an office, and a family bathroom, as well as a small bedroom/office and bathroom on the second floor. The gardens are an integral part of the property, with secluded and private green spaces, lawns, and mature borders. The cottage is located near the popular Daylesford Organic farm shop and has easy access to several National Trust properties, as well as scenic walks and excellent pubs.