Cotswold stone is a type of limestone that originates from the Cotswolds, a picturesque region in England. Known for its warm, honey-colored hue, this stone has been used for centuries in local architecture, giving the area its distinctive charm. The stone is durable and weather-resistant, making it ideal for building homes, walls, and other structures. The extraction of Cotswold stone occurs in quarries throughout the region. Its unique color and texture have made it a popular choice not only for traditional buildings but also for modern constructions seeking a rustic aesthetic. This stone contributes to the cultural heritage and landscape of the Cotswolds.