Why the Cotswolds’ ‘Golden Triangle’ Is Losing its Edge

Wealthy buyers in the Cotswolds are setting their sights beyond the typically popular socialite scene, according to a recent article in Bloomberg, featuring expert comment from our Partner Harry Gladwin.

view of Cotswolds stone houses down the hill in Burford. Image: Getty

Talking to journalist Sarah Rappaprt, our Head of the Cotswolds region, Harry, says: “For those seeking true privacy, the celebrity ecosystem around Soho Farmhouse is starting to feel a bit crowded—or worse, performative.” He adds: “Areas around Snowshill, Cold Aston, Whichford or the Coln Valley offer more space, less scrutiny and just as much charm.”

Read the article here.

In the Press: The Buying Solution in Bloomberg

Harry Gladwin, The Buying Solution Partner and Head of the Cotswolds Region, speaks to Sarah Rappaport at Bloomberg about the Cotswolds’ appeal for US buyers, and the surge in his American clients in the past year.

Sarah Frances Kelley for The Buying Solution

Read the article on Bloomberg here.

In the Press: The Buying Solution in Bloomberg

Harry Gladwin, The Buying Solution Partner and Head of the Cotswolds Region, speaks to Sarah Rappaport at Bloomberg about the rise of the ‘party barn’; the new must-have in the most sought-after areas of the English countryside.

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Party barn designed by Sims Hilditch

Read the article on Bloomberg here.