Seven Million-Pound Homes Currently for Sale in the Cotswolds

The Cotswolds remains one of the UK’s most desirable and expensive areas for homebuyers, with its picturesque towns and idyllic countryside drawing in the affluent and famous alike.

At the heart of this premium market sits the renowned “Golden Triangle” — encompassing Chipping Norton, Burford, and Stow-on-the-Wold — a region long admired for its charm and exclusivity. High-profile names such as Jeremy Clarkson, the Beckhams, Simon Cowell, and Ellen DeGeneres have all been connected to this sought-after locale.

According to Rightmove data, the number of properties priced over £1 million in the Cotswolds has more than doubled within just six years, rising from 6% of listings in early 2019 to 14% in the first quarter of 2025. This means roughly one in every seven homes currently on the market is valued above the million-pound mark.

For those aspiring to own a luxurious Cotswold residence, here are seven exceptional homes now available for over £1 million:

Stow-on-the-Wold Market Square Home
This expansive five-bedroom stone house, spread over four floors and a cellar, boasts 3,574 sq ft of living space. Located in a historic 300-year-old building at the edge of Stow-on-the-Wold’s famous Market Square, it offers private parking, a rear garden, and proximity to local gems like Tara Antiques and the Old Stocks Inn. While charming, the property requires modernization, making it perfect for those seeking a project in an iconic setting.
Oxfordshire Detached Farmhouse, Milton-under-Wychwood
Evoking the idyllic feel of Kate Winslet’s home in The Holiday, this five-bedroom farmhouse blends centuries-old character with countryside tranquility. Exposed beams, flagstone floors, and inviting inglenook fireplaces charm throughout three floors. Surrounded by mature gardens, extensive parking, and a detached garage, it offers ample space for outdoor entertaining and direct access to countryside walks.
Saintbury Cross Farm, Near Broadway and Chipping Campden
Built from classic Cotswold limestone under a stone slate roof, this immaculately presented farmhouse occupies 2.5 acres of landscaped grounds. Featuring five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and generous living areas, it also boasts a heated swimming pool, a home office/studio in an outbuilding, stables, and enclosed paddocks — ideal for country living in style.
Thatched Cotswold Cottage in Taynton
This beautifully renovated three-bedroom Grade-II listed village house offers quintessential Cotswold charm with en-suite bedrooms, an impressive kitchen/breakfast room, and several reception spaces. Its walled garden includes flower borders, vegetable beds, a greenhouse, and a luxury garden room perfect for a home office. The gravel parking bay and mature wisteria add character and convenience in this tranquil Oxfordshire village.
Modern Hilltop Residence Near Cheltenham
Set on Cleeve Hill — Gloucestershire’s highest point — this vast five-bedroom home spans 4,758 sq ft over three floors, capturing panoramic views across Gloucestershire, the Brecon Beacons, and the Malverns. Amenities include six bathrooms, multiple reception rooms, a cinema room, gymnasium with bi-fold doors, and a double garage, all on 0.6 acres with gated driveway access.
Contemporary Family Home on Painswick Outskirts
Spanning 3,332 sq ft across two floors, this five-bedroom stylish residence features three bathrooms and breathtaking countryside views from its elevated position. It includes a recently renovated, self-contained annexe ideal for guests or staff, along with carefully tended gardens, terraces for outdoor entertaining, and a double garage accessed via winding driveway.
Historic Period Townhouse on Chipping Campden’s High Street
This character-rich six-bedroom townhouse boasts connections to the Arts & Crafts movement thanks to former owner and silversmith Mr. Hart. Interior details include unique woodwork motifs and a grand staircase. The property features three bathrooms, a stained glass door leading to an expansive lawn garden perfect for al fresco dining, and gated parking behind a traditional Cotswold stone wall.

With premium properties like these available, the Cotswolds continues to be a magnet for buyers seeking luxury, heritage, and stunning scenery in one of England’s most cherished regions.