Arlington Row Cottages Bibury

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Weavers' Cottages, Arlington Row, Bibury, Cotswolds, England. — Weavers' Cottages, Arlington Row, Bibury, Cotswolds, England

The 14th century weavers' cottages of Arlington Row are the main tourist attraction in the charming village of Bibury in Gloucestershire, south west England,

The row of 17th-century picturesque, stone cottages called 'Arlington Row' once housed weavers who supplied cloth to the local Arlington Mill. The first cottages were built around 1380 as a monastic wool store and subsequently converted in the 17th century to weavers' cottages.

The cottages are owned by the National Trust and are Grade I listed.

Number 9 is a holiday let administered by the National Trust. There are two bedrooms and the property is suitable for 3 guests (no dogs). Bibury is a 15 minutre drive from Cirencester or 20 minutes from Chedworth Roman Villa.