Sawn Edge Honey Cathedral Flooring
From £47.40 per m2 Inc. VAT
Amazon Black Slate Flooring
From £42.00 per m2 Inc. VAT
Amazon Grey Slate Flooring
From £40.80 per m2 Inc. VAT
Hidcote Flagstone Flooring
Highgrove Tumbled Limestone
From £63.60 per m2 Inc. VAT
Ludlow Tumbled Limestone
From £55.20 per m2 Inc. VAT
Chiltern Honed Limestone
From £63.60 per m2 Inc. VAT
Ashford Charcoal Limestone
Antique Goldstone Flooring
Burford Tumbled Limestone
Cambridge Tumbled Limestone
Durham Tumbled Limestone
The Cotswold Manor range takes its inspiration from the famous National Trust gardens at Hidcote and Snowshill. The range reflects the warm mellow tones of traditional Cotswold buildings.
MELLOW TRADITIONAL TONES
Often described as the ‘Heart of England’, the Cotswolds evokes images of wide sweeping views and quaint traditional ‘chocolate box’ villages built from the beautiful locally quarried Cotswold traditional stone paving, flooring and walling.
SOFTEN THE EDGES
With it’s warm mellow tones and soft textures, the National Trust Cotswold Manor Collection is the ideal choice for creating informal, traditional gardens complementing both brick and stone properties alike.
Cotswold Manor
The Cotswold Manor range takes its inspiration from the famous National Trust gardens at Hidcote and Snowshill. The range reflects the warm mellow tones of traditional Cotswold buildings.
Flagstone Sizes – 900x600mm, 900x450mm, 750x600mm, 750x450mm, 600x600mm, 600x450mm, 600x300mm, 450x450mm, 450x300mm, 300x300mm.
Shingle Sizes – 5 to 10mm and 20mm
Trough Size – 970x330x255mm
Products Overview
Hidcote Flagstones Crafted to capture the fine detail of authentic Cotswold flagstones, they create a rich, open-textured paving full of the character and tradition of Hidcote Manor.
Snowshill Shingle This Cotswold shingle of mellow buffs and weathered greys has been chosen to complement the Hidcote Flagstones.
Cotswold Trough The attractive trough may be planted or filled with water to create a useful and subtle feature within a garden or courtyard setting.
