RdSAP for holiday cottages
MEES & portfolio reviews
Cirencester to Campden
Listed fabric considered

EPC & MEES notes

Practical reading for Cotswolds holiday-let owners and managers.

Bright Cotswold cottage hallway with stone floor and soft light

What to expect from a holiday-let EPC assessment

Assessment day
Row of Cotswold stone cottages along a quiet lane

Managing EPC compliance across a Cotswolds portfolio

Portfolio operations
Period Cotswold cottage with mullioned windows and stone mullions

Listed buildings and EPC assessments in the Cotswolds

Heritage fabric
Detail of Cotswold limestone wall and window in soft light

Improving an EPC rating in a Cotswold stone cottage

Improvement pathways
Cotswold stone cottage façade with soft sage planting

MEES rules for holiday lets — a Cotswolds guide

MEES context
Honey limestone Cotswold cottage exterior in soft daylight

Holiday-let EPC requirements in the Cotswolds

Compliance basics

Why owners book us for Cotswold EPCs

  • Holiday-let focus

    Cottages, not new-builds

    Solid limestone, annexes, and changeover diaries shape the visit. We assess how the cottage is actually let.

    Our services

  • Clear reporting

    Band and next steps

    You get the rating, what drove it, and which recommendations are worth discussing — not a wall of jargon.

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  • MEES awareness

    MEES in plain English

    Where the cottage sits against the minimum standard, and which paths are realistic for Cotswold fabric.

    MEES reviews

  • Portfolio-ready

    Many doors, one plan

    We map certificate expiry so managers are not chasing six assessments in the same peak month.

    Portfolio management

  • Guest diaries

    Timed around changeovers

    Where we can, visits sit in turnaround gaps. Loft and heating access confirmed before we arrive.

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  • Local coverage

    Across the Cotswolds

    Cirencester, Stow, Bourton, Tetbury, Campden, Bibury, Cheltenham fringe, and the villages between.

    Areas we cover