More than twenty-five thousand titles across two floors at 6 North Street, in the heart of medieval Winchcombe. Second-hand, antiquarian and a chosen few new books, with prints, maps and ephemera. Run by Sam since 2005, a minute from Sudeley Castle and a step off the Cotswold Way.
Twenty-five thousand titles, sorted into deep subject sections over two floors. The range changes constantly as new collections come in, so it is always worth a browse, or ask and we will look.
History, literature, illustrators, decorative bindings
The heart of the shop. More than twenty-five thousand titles across two floors, from collectible Penguin classics to leather-bound antiquarian, sorted into deep subject sections. Glass-fronted cases hold the older and more fragile stock.
Local-interest books, maps, prints and ephemera
A long-standing specialism in the local area, old and new, alongside maps, prints and ephemera. The sort of Winchcombe and Cotswold material walkers and collectors come up North Street to find.
A handful of new titles, plus Bookshop.org
A selected handful of new books in the shop, and we order new titles in for customers whenever you ask. Our Bookshop.org storefront carries a much wider new-book range to post out, with a share going to the shop.
With more than twenty-five thousand titles in the shop, the odds are good. If it is not here, we can usually track down an elusive or out-of-print title, or order a new book in for you. Tell us what you are after and we will have a proper look.
Or email books@booksandink.co.uk, or call in at the shop on North Street.
Books & Ink is a bricks-and-mortar bookshop in the pretty market town of Winchcombe, in the Cotswolds. We stock second-hand, antiquarian and a selected handful of new books, with prints, maps and ephemera, more than twenty-five thousand titles in all. Sam started the shop in 2005 and has run it ever since.
We sit at 6 North Street, on a medieval street in the heart of town, a minute from Sudeley Castle and a step off the Cotswold Way. Some of the stock is online, but there are far more books to browse in the shop, so if you are after something in particular, let us know and we will look.
The Book Nook is our holiday let, beautifully renovated, directly above the bookshop at No. 6, in what the Cotswolds calls its walking capital. A quiet, book-lined base for a weekend in Winchcombe, with the shelves of Books & Ink on the doorstep and the Cotswold Way from the door.
We are on North Street in medieval Winchcombe, a minute from Sudeley Castle and on the Cotswold Way. The shop is small and run by hand, so the hours below are the usual pattern, but they can change, it is always worth a quick check before a special trip.
Core hours are Thursday, Friday and Sunday, 11 to 3, plus one or two Saturdays a month. Email books@booksandink.co.uk or check our Google listing for this week.
For anything not here, email the shop at books@booksandink.co.uk.
Yes. With more than twenty-five thousand titles in the shop we will have a look for you, and if it is not here we can usually track down elusive and out-of-print titles, or order a new book in. Tell us at the counter, or email books@booksandink.co.uk.
Our core hours are Thursday, Friday and Sunday, 11 to 3, plus one or two Saturdays a month. Hours can change, so it is always worth a quick check before a special trip. Email us or check our Google listing for the current week.
Yes. Some of our second-hand and antiquarian stock is listed online, and our Bookshop.org storefront carries a wide range of new books. We post first class, or you are welcome to collect from the shop on North Street.
We do. Alongside the books there are prints, maps, ephemera and a range of book-related gifts, the kind of thing that makes a present for a reader.
The Book Nook is our book-themed holiday let, beautifully renovated, directly above the shop at No. 6, in the walking capital of the Cotswolds. A quiet base for a weekend on the Cotswold Way, with the bookshop on the doorstep.
We are at 6 North Street, in the heart of medieval Winchcombe, a short walk from Sudeley Castle and on the Cotswold Way. There is parking on and around the High Street, a few steps away.