Aldsworth is a thriving and picturesque Cotswold village surrounded by glorious rolling countryside. At its heart lies the beautiful parish church of St Bartholomew, alongside a traditional village hall and the much-loved Sherborne Arms, a historic inn that has served the village since 1799 and remains a focal point of community life. Just 6.5 miles to the east is Burford, Gateway to the Cotswolds.. Its iconic High Street descends towards the River Windrush, lined on either side by an exceptional collection of historic houses, independent shops, restaurants, pubs and tearooms. Rich in both beauty and heritage, Burford has changed little over the centuries and continues to be a favourite destination for residents and visitors alike. Cirencester, known as the Capital of the Cotswolds, lies approximately 11 miles to the west and offers an excellent range of amenities. Its historic Market Place hosts regular Charter and Farmers ’ Markets, while the town itself is renowned for its independent boutiques, antique shops, cafés and national retailers. The area is particularly well served by a wide selection of respected state and private schools, while excellent road links via the A40 provide convenient access to Oxford, London via the M40, and the wider motorway network including the M5.