Living in Lower Slaughter
Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, Lower Slaughter is a picturesque village renowned for its breathtaking scenery and historic charm. Dating back to the 11th century, this idyllic village is characterized by its stunning stone cottages and the tranquil flow of the River Eye, which meanders through the community. The area is steeped in history, with remnants of its medieval past visible in the architecture and layout of the village. Lower Slaughter is not only a feast for the eyes but also a place that embodies the quintessential English countryside experience.
Economically, Lower Slaughter thrives on tourism, drawing visitors with its enchanting landscape and proximity to the bustling market town of Bourton-on-the-Water. The village has a low crime rate, being 100% below the national average, which adds to its appeal as a safe and serene place to live. With a low flood risk, residents can enjoy the beauty of their surroundings without the concern of natural disasters. It’s this combination of natural beauty and historical significance that makes Lower Slaughter a unique and desirable location.
Approximately 200 residents
A small and close-knit community.
100% below national average
A safe environment for families and individuals.
Around £500,000
Reflecting the village's desirability and location.
Regular local gatherings
Fostering a strong sense of community.
What's happening in Lower Slaughter
Snooker player inspires next generation
Jack Lisowski, from Churchdown, was teaching children at All Saints Academy about the game.
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Meet the volunteers restoring 'missing mile' canal
A volunteer-led restoration project in Gloucestershire to bring back a 'missing mile' of canal
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Chef Tom Kerridge on the 1 food he'd never serve in his Michelin-starred kitchens
Tom Kerridge, renowned for his two Michelin-starred restaurant The Hand and Flowers, has shared that he would never serve up these…
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Events on in the West this bank holiday weekend
Live music, historic re-enactments and quirky traditions are taking place over the next four days.
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