Learn a little more about the history, and usage of the Cotswold Stone in our Blog.

Exploring the Beauty of Split Stone Roofing: History, Stone Types, and More

Split stone finishing is a traditional method of roofing that has been used for centuries. Learn about the history, production, stone types.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cotswold Stone Roofing

Cotswold and Heritage stone roofing products offer a unique and rustic look to new or existing homes.

The Top 5 Benefits of Slate and Stone Roofing:

Slate and Stone roofs have been popular roofing materials for centuries and are widely used today. Here are the top 5 benefits of

Exploring Broadway Tower, a historical landmark in the Cotswolds.

Discover one of my favorite landmarks in the Cotswolds, with breathtaking views of Broadway Tower, a must-visit.

A honey-colored stone. The Cotswold Stone. | Part #3

Cotswold stone has been used for various purposes throughout history, from Roman villas to medieval churches to modern cottages.

A honey-colored stone. The Cotswold Stone. | Part #2

The color of Cotswold stone varies depending on the location it's quarried.

A honey-colored stone. What is Cotswold Stone? | Part #1

Cotswold stone was formed about 180 million years ago

What is a Cotswold Stone Roof

Cotswold stone roofs have a long and rich history dating back to the medieval period in England. The use of Cotswold stone, a type of...

The History of Cotswold Stone Roofs

Cotswold stone roofs are a unique and beautiful feature of the Cotswold region of England. The Cotswolds is an area of rolling hills and...

Apethorpe House and Collyweston roofing.

Listed among England's grandest country houses, Apethorpe Palace, built in the 15th century, holds an important place in English history...

Cotswold Stone from shells on a seafloor.

A yellow golden Oolitic Jurassic Limestone formed between 206 and 144 million years ago in the area of England now known as the...

"The Cotswolds" A little bit of background.

A little bit of background on the Cotswold region of England.

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