As Victoria Beckham turns 50 this week, the mum-of-four is proving that growing older gracefully is always in style. Together with her football legend husband David, the power couple released a four-part Netflix series last year, following his meteoric rise from humble beginnings to global stardom.
Among the never-before-seen footage, there were plenty of opportunities to savour a glimpse of their gorgeous Cotswold home, complete with chickens, honey bees and an outdoor kitchen.
Located in Great Tew near Chipping Norton, this charming part of the world has become a magnet for celebrities including Jeremy Clarkson, Elizabeth Hurley, Richard Hammond, Domly Joly, Kate Moss and many more. Thanks to Airbnb, there are plenty of more affordable escapes starting from £96 just a stone's throw from the Beckhams residence, nestled away in the honey-coloured villages that ooze idyllic charm.
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David Beckham with daughter Harper pictured in the organic gardens at their Cotswolds estate (David Beckham Instagram)Having bought their own Costwolds mansion back in 2016 for an estimated £6.5 million, the Beckhams have certainly taken the country life in their stride. The stunning rural idyll that they share with their children Brooklyn, 24, Romeo, 21, Cruz, 18, and Harper, 12, is often seen in pictures shared on social media.
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A luxurious bolthole away from their opulent Holland Park mansion, the Beckhams’ property is along the same road as the exclusive private members' club and well-known A-Lister haunt, Soho Farmhouse.
If you fancy rubbing shoulders with the Cotswold's set, Airbnb has some options available that are both pleasing on the eye and gentle on the wallet.
The stunning Keepers Cottage is nestled away in a pretty Cotswolds village (Airbnb)Keepers Cottage in Shipton-under-Wychwood is just a short drive from the shops and pubs in Chipping Norton and the cosy, Grade II cottage has a quintessentially Cotswold vibe. Situated down a quiet lane with no through traffic, the newly re-opened Lamb Inn pub is just 100 steps from the house offering in-house dining and a traditional country pint or two.
Large enough to comfortably sleep six guests in three bedrooms with two bathrooms, the cottage is packed full of traditional touches including wooden beams, exposed brickwork and a wood-burning fireplace.
Book Keepers Cottage from £245 per night
Feel like a queen in your own country estate (Airbnb)If something a little grander is in order, Manor Farm in Sapperton is a stunning renovated and traditionally styled seven-bedroom Cotswold stone Manor house located in the picturesque village of Sapperton. With opulent interiors, a heated swimming pool and a tennis court, after a few nights here you may feel almost as elite as Victoria herself.
Set at the heart of the quaint Cotswolds village, the renovated farmhouse is so pretty that it is also available to hire as a wedding venue, as well as a tranquil location for filming, photo shoots or TV programs.
Book Manor Farm from £1,100 per night
Snuggle up in a converted shepherd hut (Airbnb)For fans of the Beckhams on a budget, this adorable Shepherds Hut in Chipping Norton might be a little on the small side for Mrs VB, but it is perfect for anyone looking for a cosy, countryside stay.
The bespoke accommodation is located one mile outside the charming market town of Chipping Norton and it comes equipped with a wood-burning stove, mini oven, a power electric shower, underfloor heating, cosy armchairs and a king-sized bed.
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Book the Shepherd’s Hut in Chipping Norton from £96 per night
Can't see anything you like on Airbnb? The Cotswolds attract visitors from all over the world meaning that there is a wide selection of hotels, rentals and guesthouses to choose from. Check out Booking.com or Hotels Combined to enjoy money off your Cotswolds accomodation.
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