9 Arlington Row

9 Arlington Row is one of the most photographed historic rows of houses in the Cotswolds. Dating back to the 14th century, the buildings, originally used as a wool warehouse, were converted into weavers' homes in the 17th century.

This charming limestone building, with its distinctive slate roofs, is so iconic that it has been featured on the inside cover of all British passports.

Surrounded by picturesque countryside and meadows where a stream meanders attracting wildlife, it is a paradise for photography and history lovers.