This is a small flat in a starter-home housing estate in a small commuter village serving Oxford. We've stayed in other rentals in the Cotswolds and there are much better places available for similar cost.
Pros: Dog friendly, kid-friendly, clean, useful small back garden
Cons: No mobile signal (on EE at least), almost no water pressure in shower, TV works poorly, double bed uncomfortable and saggy, over-stuffed with furniture makes it feel even smaller, no shop or grocery nearby.
Overall, the property had a small, cramped feeling, and gave the impression that it was set up with two goals: 1) minimize fitting out expense, and 2) tick as many boxes as possible in online listing features (washer/dryer, dishwasher, etc). We went for a weekend visit to Blenheim Place, and the property served its purpose as a place to stay, but compared to other properties we've used in the Cotswolds, this is neither a charming cottage or a charming village.
Helen was efficient to deal with and generally responsive on communications, though it was difficult to communicate with her while we were at the property due to lack of any mobile signal, and the landline phone is locked down and restricted to outgoing calls only to a specific set of pre-programmed numbers.
This is not a bad or poorly managed property, it's just that guests should know what to expect, and the listing made it look much bigger, less cluttered and more charming that we found it to be upon actual viewing.