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A lovingly converted studio apartment in the most beautiful village in the Cotswolds ‘Duntisbourne Abbots’. An idyllic location with many local amenities. Beautiful walks begin just out of the front gate. Gorgeous village church. Award winning restaurants, delis and pubs just a short drive away. Secluded private heaven and perfect for a relaxing getaway. The ‘Capital of The Cotswolds’ Cirencester town is less than 5 miles away and is a quintessential Roman market town with oodles of charm.

Private entrance leads to a small entrance hall perfect for storing muddy boots and hanging coats. Then a locked door opens into the private studio apartment. A lovely snug bathroom (bath/shower/sink/loo/heated towel rail) then self contained mini kitchenette (kettle/toaster/fridge/freezer/microwave/dishwasher). And a small computer desk with pedestal high chairs, lovely antique 4 poster double bed and glorious views (from the bed!) over the Cotswolds. A small south facing front garden with seating may be visited by my friendly Labrador’s.. and is mostly private.

It’s such a gorgeous village. Lovely walking. A short drive to great restaurants, farm shops, and many more lovely things that the Cotswolds have to offer.

Welcome to Castle Mews, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Castle Mews is a hidden gem of a cottage, at the end of a short row of cottages tucked away down a gated passageway, right in the heart of the lovely market town of Cirencester. In Roman times Cirencester was known as “Corinium”, when it was the second largest town in Britain, a history that is celebrated in its local museum. Nowadays, Cirencester is the largest town in the Cotswolds, enabling it to support a wide range of pubs, restaurants and shops, all housed in beautiful honey-coloured Cotswold stone buildings. The town is surrounded by stunning countryside and beautiful Cotswold villages, as well as being an ideal base for visiting further afield places, such as Bath, Oxford or even a day trip into London. Important Customer Notice: - Special Events: Christmas, New Year and the Cheltenham Horse Racing Festival are Special Events, with bookings typically limited to weeks only from a specific start day If your dates don’t appear to fit, then please click Contact Host below to find out what options may exist for you!

Castle Mews is very peacefully located, down a gated passageway off Castle street, a beautiful street in the heart of Cirencester. There is a lovely enclosed courtyard garden at the front of the cottage, which leads to the front door. The door opens into the open plan ground floor: Living/dining area: The relaxing living and dining space contains a comfy sofa, an armchair and a wooden dining table, with seating for two. Discretely hidden away in a wooden cabinet is a small SMART TV and DVD player; Kitchen area: The lovely kitchen area is very well laid out and contains a two ring induction hob, electric oven, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster and a washing machine/tumble dryer. Stairs lead up from the living area to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Bedroom: A lovely eaves room, with oak beams and a ledge and brace door, which contains a king size bed; Dressing room: A nice additional space, which contains a sofa, a dressing table and a free standing towel rail; Bathroom: Contains a bath with overhead shower, toilet, wash basin and heated towel rail. Returning downstairs, a stable door leads out from the kitchen area to a small, enclosed courtyard garden at the back of the cottage, which contains a table and two seats. The garden area at the front of the cottage is larger and is a beautiful place to sit outside and relax, containing two comfy chairs and a small table.

Bourton-on-the-Water is arguably one of the most popular villages of the Cotswolds, especially amongst overseas visitors. Having been nicknamed the "Venice of the Cotswolds", its scenery is the main draw for travellers. The River Windrush meanders through beautiful English countryside before passing over rapids next to the Old Mill and arriving at Bourton. The river is fed from many springs, with the source approximately ten miles from the village and, after flowing under the bridges of Bourton, it passes other villages before eventually joining the Thames. There are various attractions in the village, including the famous Birdland, which is home to a variety of birds from around the world. Here visitors can see parrots, pelicans, flamingos and penguins to name just a few, with experienced keepers feeding the birds and leading demonstrations. The Model Village is well worth a visit, as Bourton is the only village in the Cotswolds to have a one-ninth scale replica of itself. It is carefully maintained and has all of the characterful buildings including the Old Water Mill and the Old New Inn. Those lucky enough to witness snow in the winter months will notice photographers at the model village trying to get the perfect picture of the snowy scene. Another family favourite is the Dragonfly Maze. This yew maze leads visitors through the labyrinth, gathering clues in order to find the pavilion in the centre which enables them to unlock the final secret! The maze was constructed by Kit Williams, author of the golden hare treasure hunt book, "Masquerade".

Situated in a small Hamlet in the Cotswolds, the property is set in quiet and peaceful surroundings. There are two pubs locally both within easy walking distance, selling excellent food in a friendly atmosphere. Your Host is at hand to give local knowledge of the area and information is available in the guest sitting room.

A recently refurbished single room with shared bathroom. You have access to a guests Sitting room with TV and wifi . You are welcome to make use of the garden where deer are frequent visitors along with the neighbours chicken ( called Martha) and a host of other wildlife.

A 10 minute drive will take you to the most delightful coffee shop 'Lavender Bake' Chalford, the food is outstandingly good. within half an hour you can reach Tetbury the home town of Prince Charles. 10 minutes you are in Minchinhampton with its beautiful common and the famous Winstones ice cream Parlour . 20 minutes to the old Roman town of Cirencester with its beautiful church an interesting shops and restaurants.

Staying at Demeter gives you private and independent accommodation in a cosy self-contained detached garden annexe, which is situated in a small village in the delightful Cotswold countryside. Provisions for a continental and/or English style breakfast are provided for the first night as experience shows that longer stay guests prefer to cater for themselves. Well-behaved dogs are welcome.

Situated in the garden of the main house, the annexe was originally built as a 'granny flat' and, therefore, is particularly well adapted for elderly and/or people with impaired mobility. It is completely self-contained, well-appointed, warm and cosy; with an option to use the futon in the lounge as a single sofa bed. A travel cot (<2 years old) is available.

Situated so near Cirencester, we are ideally positioned as a central base for touring around either the northern or southern Cotswolds, attending events like Cheltenham's Literary Festival, Badminton's Horse Trials or Gloucester's Three Choirs Festival. However, if you just want a relaxing break from everyday life, cycling or walking ( with or without a dog), there are great routes from the village on the easy footpaths or bridle ways, and every chance of seeing an abundance of wildlife, especially watching the buzzards, kites or deer.

Lorry Lee is a stylish conversion of an old fashioned 7.5 ton horse box, in the heart of the Cotswolds. Free-standing full sized bath, king size bed, and great views. This is as good as camping in the woods gets, no electricity but hot water, plenty of candles and gas to cook on.

This romantic getaway has all you need for a weekend away or a short break. Less than 2 hours from London and an hour from Bristol. Lorry Lee is in the heart of the Cotswolds. At the head of the Slad valley, made famous by Laurie Lee's books, especially Cider with Rosie, this idyllic part of the world has changed little since his time. The walk to the Woolpack pub takes an hour and a half and takes you through an unspoilt valley with no houses or humans for the first hour. Or you can drive in 7 minutes. The cabin has hot and cold running water, NO ELECTRICITY, but plenty of candles and torches.

The Cotswolds are an internationally recognised Area of Outstanding Beauty and we are in the middle of it. Just a short walk from Lorry Lee is the top of the Slad Valley, made famous in the book Cider with Rosie by Laurie Lee and explorable via a network of well maintained and signposted paths and tracks. The Gloucestershire wildlife trust has marked a set of paths and routes to celebrate the centenary of the famous writer's birth and most importantly the valley leads you down hill all the way to the Laurie's local pub; The Woolpack. A local institution, The Woolpack is a fantastic local pub in the traditional sense. Good food, great beer, quality locals and the odd fiddly diddly band to get things going. Stroud Farmer's Market is regularly recognised as the best in the country and is open every Saturday from 9-2. It is well worth a visit for some great local produce.

The lovely old rustic shepherds hut is set in an acre of walnut grove with no onlookers and totally private. Perfect for couples (inc pets). No electricity, running water or any mod cons at all. Bottled water provided and a soil loo. There is wood for the log burner in the hut, outdoor burner and camp fire. You are in effect getting a bed and a roof over your head in a beautiful location with great walks. More than happy to make the stay extra special upon request.

An acre of walnut grove .. totally private and secluded and not overlooked.

Quintessential cotswold villages a stones throw away.

This delightfully updated spacious Cotswold stone cottage set in its own grounds has everything a couple could need for a comfortable stay in the heart of the Cotswolds near Cirencester. Situated in the hamlet of Perrotts Brook, an area of outstanding natural beauty. A perfect location for exploring the many beautiful Cotswold villages.

* Spacious parking for 2 cars * Superfast free WiFi * Dishwasher * Wood burning stove - initial fuel inc. * Smart Freesat TV & DVD * HiFi with DAB & bluetooth * Washer/Dryer * Neff Double oven, Induction hob, microwave * Fridge with freezer compartment * Bed linen and towels included * No - smoking, Pets or Parties * A baby cot is available with mattress and sheet by prior arrangement - Please bring your baby's own bedding/covers etc. Accommodation comprises:- - Large lounge / diner - Conservatory - Bedroom with double bed - Kitchen with limestone floor - Shower room with limestone underfloor heating

Perrotts Brook is a small hamlet about 3 miles North of Cirencester with good road links to many Cotswold attractions Cirencester, Bibury, Cheltenham, Bourton-on-the-Water, Blockley, Chedworth, Stow-on-the-Wold, Tetbury, Winchcombe etc. The nearest pub is about 1.5 miles (30 mins walk). The nearest shop with Post Office is also about 1.5 miles. Walkers will enjoy the many public footpaths and quiet lanes to be explored straight from the door. The Monarchs Way is close-by. Golf enthusiasts are welcome at Cirencester Golf Club only half a mile away. Costwold water park (South Cerney, about 6 miles) offers numerous leisure water activities including fishing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing, paddle boarding etc. Bus stop nearby with a service between Cirencester and Cheltenham (Generally hourly).

The Loft at The Retreat is a lovely unique and OFF GRID space in a stunning location. If you're not put off by it's low ceiling and minimal electricity (we use solar power for lighting/phone charging and have a portable DVD player which guests can use) Our shower is an outdoor shower with hot water and the toilet is a compost loo. The kitchen is a basic outdoor set up and guests are welcome to dine at our Viking inspired long table. Guests are also welcome to use our pizza oven and BBQ.

Whether it's Roman Cirencester or Bohemian Stroud, riding stables or glider experiences, quiet walks or just a chance to escape that you're after, there's something for everyone here. The loft is on our campsite which can site 6 tents so you may end up sharing the site with other people and dogs. We don't allow children under 12 and sorry no dogs allowed in the loft. There is a train track which runs along side our site so please expect to hear the sound of trains every so often.

We are situated between two fantastic typical country pubs so if you fancy locally sourced food and beer it's just a short walk along farm tracks and along an old canal path. The village shop is a 30 minute stroll through fields with stunning views (it doesn't take everyone as long but the views can be distracting) Carry a camera at ALL times and if you're anything like me a memory card to help store all the photos I'm sure you will take. The wildlife/valley/weather all create the most amazing photographs. Don't forget to make time for a trip to the Winstone's ice cream factory, a tiny ice cream shop in the middle of the common.

Stylish Shepherds Cabin in the heart of the Cotswolds. Free-standing full sized bath, king size bed, two seater sofa and great views. This is as good as camping in the woods gets, no electricity but hot water, plenty of candles and gas to cook on.

This romantic getaway has all you need for a weekend away or a short break. Less than 2 hours from London and an hour from Bristol the Shepherds Cabin is in the heart of the Cotswolds. At the head of the Slad valley, made famous by Laurie Lee's books, especially Cider with Rosie, this idyllic part of the world has changed little since his time. The walk to the Woolpack pub takes an hour and a half and takes you through an unspoilt valley with no houses or humans for the first hour. Or you can drive in 7 minutes. The cabin has hot and cold running water, NO ELECTRICITY, but plenty of candles and torches.

The Cotswolds are an internationally recognised Area of Outstanding Beauty and we are in the middle of it. Just a short walk from The Shepherd's Cabin is at the top of the Slad Valley, made famous in the book Cider with Rosie by Laurie Lee and explorable via a network of well maintained and signposted paths and tracks. The Gloucestershire wildlife trust has marked a set of paths and routes to celebrate the centenary of the famous writer's birth and most importantly the valley leads you down hill all the way to the Laurie's local pub; The Woolpack. A local institution, The Woolpack is a fantastic local pub in the traditional sense. Good food, great beer, quality locals and the odd fiddly diddly band to get things going. Stroud Farmer's Market is regularly recognised as the best in the country and is open every Saturday from 9-2. It is well worth a visit for some great local produce.

Take your first glimpse of the rolling fields surrounding our traditional Cotswold stone farmstead, as you travel along our private, tree lined drive. In an AONB, the farmstead sits on the edge of the Golden Valley. Dating back to the 1700s, Little Finch's Cottage is nestled within the original Farmhouse, where you can still find exposed beams and sunny window seats. Step through Little Finch's front door into the lounge/breakfast room which is linked to the bedroom by a steep spiral staircase.

Hidden from view and surrounded by its' own land, Kings Farm remained largely untouched by the modern world for almost two hundred years. The original farmstead buildings tell of a vanished time but neglect of many years has taken its' toll. Kings Farm is one of the last original farmsteads of its' kind in the local area and is very slowly undergoing sympathetic repair and restoration. Guest accommodation is newly decorated and forms part of the refurbishment of the farmhouse, which was in a bad state of repair, when purchased in 2018. The guest shower room is a new addition to the house and is just a few steps across the passageway from the bedroom, which has an attractive window seat and Victorian fireplace, which is not useable. The guest sitting room has a Victorian open fireplace but central heating has been installed throughout the house. No kitchen or washing up facilities. In the late nineteen eighties, Kings Farm was used as a location for a TV series called, Forever Green. The storyline was of a family, with a badly asthmatic daughter, who relocated from London to a neglected Farmhouse in the countryside. Various environmental issues were covered in the series. We lead an outdoor life as we have dogs and horses. Guests are allowed to bring dogs. The accommodation is suitable for one large dog e.g. Labrador or two small/medium dogs e.g. Cocker Spaniel. Guests are welcome to exercise their dog(s), on leads, across our fields, which are just a few yards from the farmhouse. WiFi is not currently available.

The exceptionally beautiful countryside of the Cotswolds is all around, with woods and valleys, stone walls , villages and hamlets whose cottages and farmsteads are built with Cotswold limestone. Ancient footpaths criss cross the landscape. The Daneway Inn, sitting close to the Severn and Thames canal towpath, can be reached by following the footpath which crosses our land. We are about three miles from the village of Miserden, which has Misarden Park at its' heart. The plant nursery has a welcoming cafe while, in the village, there is the Carpenters Arms pub. The town of Stroud is about a 20 minute drive away. The Saturday Farmers Market is well worth a visit, with many local organic foodstuffs to purchase. We are a few miles from the main base of Giffords Circus, a touring village-green circus. The market town of Cirencester is about a twenty minute drive away and Cheltenham, which hosts several horse racing festivals, together with annual cricket, jazz, science, music and literature festivals, is about a forty five minute drive from us.

The Barrel Store has 14 rooms accommodating up to 43 guests. Made from good quality materials, the rooms are simple but stylish and most rooms are en-suite. Located in the centre of Cirencester, The Barrel Store is perfectly located to explore the Cotswolds from the base of a thriving market town. Check-in between 4pm and 10pm.

Part of Cirencester's former brewery, the Cotswold stone Barrel Store has been beautifully and creatively transformed into up to date accommodation; it is light and in deference to its owner, New Brewery Arts next door, has crafted touches throughout. Though simple, this accommodation has style and flair and has been built to meet Passivhaus standards. We're brilliantly located, right in the middle of Cirencester (once the Roman Corinium), a busy market town perfectly placed as a base from which to explore the Cotswolds. Nearest supermarket - 100 yards Nearest pub - 100 yards Nearest restaurant - 100 yards New Brewery Arts Café next door is open for brunch, lunch, coffee, tea and great cake! 10% discount to Barrel Store customers on production of your door entry card. Opening hours Mon*-Sat 9am-4.45pm *closed Bank Holiday Mondays Sun 10am-3.45pm The Community Room/Kitchen has a fully equipped self-catering kitchen with free coffee and tea and a communal seating and dining area. Make your own meals, use the fridge for storing your food, eat at the communal table and relax in the comfy chairs. We've got a limited number of lockable cycle stores. Allocated on a first come, first serve basis, they'll ensure your pride and joy is safe while you stay with us. So, keen cyclists and walkers, we look forward to welcoming you and a group of your friends! Did we say we're part of New Brewery Arts? Adjacent to us and championing craft throughout the Cotswolds, if you love craft, check out newbreweryarts.org.uk.

Cirencester is a fascinating Roman town, once known as Corinium. We are perfectly located to explore the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are plenty of opportunities for cycling, walking, sightseeing; the Cotswold Water Park offers a variety of watersports. We are within an hour of the UNESCO heritage city of Bath and just 30 minutes from the spa town of Cheltenham.

The Potting Shed is the quintessential 5* Cotswold escape. Following an 18 month restoration completed in May 2019, this stone barn conversion is the perfect retreat. Located within the grounds of an elegant Grade II listed Georgian town house on Cecily Hill - voted one of the prettiest streets in England, this romantic getaway is accessed by a private stone bridge which leads through through a formal kitchen garden to a stunning private terrace.

COVID-19 POTTING SHED UPDATE - Your safety and protection is our top priority, we are deep cleaning the Potting Shed between visits and have plenty of anti-bacterial wipes and hand wash throughout the property. In addition you are totally isolated, with your own private entrances, plenty of private outside space and the largest park (Cirencester Park) in the county right on your doorstep to roam around in complete privacy. As of 21/3/20 Most restaurants/Pubs are offering take away and delivery services. Further details will be listed in our guidebook as they become available. Send us a message, we are here to help! The Potting Shed is a self-contained converted stone barn which occupies 550 sq ft of living space and has a generous 200 sq ft private terrace. This gorgeous hideaway sits in our grounds but, with its own separate entrance, it is a very private and quiet cottage. Following an extensive restoration from the ground up in 2018/19, we have used local materials and Cotswold craftsmanship to create a retreat that’s been decorated to a very high standard throughout using beautiful fittings, Farrow and Ball paints and designer fabrics. Upstairs under the eaves, with their original lime-washed oak beams and exposed Cotswold stone walls, are 4 heritage double glazed conservation windows, fitted with black out blinds for the light early mornings. The queen sized (1400) pocket sprung bed with luxurious 400 thread Egyptian cotton pressed linen (Nb. Can also be set up as a twin room) occupies one end of the bedroom while a generous cupboard sits at the other end with a hanging rail and masses of hangers for your clothes and space for your bags. All the upstairs lighting controls are conveniently located next to both sides of the bed. In addition, there is a DAB Roberts radio on the bedside table. Downstairs features a great living space with excellent wifi and underfloor heating installed throughout. There’s a fully equipped kitchen containing a Nespresso coffee machine, dishwasher, fridge with ice compartment, gas cooker, microwave, kettle, toaster, washing machine and masses of kitchen utensils, pots and pans… so if you fancy dining in, there’s everything you need to create delicious meals while the drop-leaf dining table can be extended from 2 to 4 places. In the cosy living area, there’s a deep sofa and a 4k TV with access to both Catch-up and Netflix. Finally, for those chilly evenings, a stylish Chesneys gas fire will keep you lovely and warm and as it’s operated by remote control, you need only to lift a finger ! The luxurious bathroom is also located downstairs and is equipped with underfloor heating and high end fittings such as a Hanns Grohe shower, Burlington taps and natural Bramley bathroom products, all designed for complete indulgence. To ensure your stay is as comfortable as can be, we’ve kitted out the cottage with a fully integrated heating system operated by Nest, which also controls the underfloor heating. But your safety is vital so we’ve also installed an intelligent AutoMist® fire suppression system. Outside, the terrace is perfectly set-up for alfresco drinks and dining and it is there exclusively for your use. There is a shared formal kitchen garden / potager, bordered by a mature hedge which forms the boundary of the shared space, beyond which the rest of the garden is private. The Gumstool Brook bridge was also rebuilt last year and the iron decorative railings and pillars which we added won the Cirencester 2019 Civic Design award. Checking-in, Dropping off & Parking The Potting Shed is set up for self check-in, with a keypad entry system on the bridge and a key safe by the front door. Unfortunately, we do not provide parking on site, however there is a drop off point at the end of the Gumstool Brook path, where guests can unload. Cars can be parked at The Old Station, The Brewery, Waterloo or The Beeches car parks; there is also free off-street parking on Barton Lane (subject to availability) just 3 minutes’ walk away. Alternatively, private parking can be arranged for a small charge 5 minutes walk away, including a Type 2 EV charge point. For those travelling without a car, Kemble train station is situated 10 minutes from Cirencester – and trains from London take 1hr 20mins. From May until September, the beautiful Cirencester open air swimming pool, with its warm spring-fed water, is open from 7am. It’s a couple of minutes' walk along from the Gumstool Brook bridge so why not go for a refreshing early morning dip!

We are located in perhaps the most beautiful and convenient location in Cirencester. The local pub and best restaurants in town are 90 seconds away and if you enjoy a good walk, we are right next to the entrance of Cirencester park and estate owned by Lord and Lady Bathurst with a cafe, miles and miles of walking, Cirencester cricket club, tennis courts and polo which is played throughout the summer. Bring your walking boots or don’t and just sit in this wonderful park and watch the world go by.. last but not least there is the recently refurbished open air pool, 1 minute walk away and open throughout the summer.

A truly sumptuous family home sleeping 5+1 guests in 3 bedrooms with an additional pull-down wall bed with 1 bathroom, 1 en-suite and a downstairs WC. Perched on the side of a small grassy valley, this exquisite Cotswold stone cottage can only really be defined as country luxe at its very best. With a wonderful enclosed garden, plenty of outdoor seating, rejuvenating countryside views and an elegant and sleek interior with just a touch of opulence – this property must be seen to be believed.

Introduction As you approach Westerleigh Cottage, set down a paved garden path away from the lane, overlooking nothing but sweeping green fields filled with grazing livestock and woodland, you may feel as though you have reached a Cotswold paradise. Constructed of the iconic honey-coloured Cotswold stone for which this area is so well-known, Westerleigh Cottage is the perfect blend of mod-con luxury and unique country-cottage features. From the electric gated gravel driveway with secure parking for up to 3 cars, you can admire the stunning views. With a secure fenced garden stretching around the house, there is plenty of space to enjoy the fresh country air and relax. A paved patio area wraps its way around the front door and Sitting Room, with additional sets of 2 patio doors providing further access straight from the Sitting Room to the patio. On the patio you will find a beautiful large glass-topped outdoor dining table with seating for up to 8 guests and retractable parasol, as well as lovely comfy corner seating with a coffee table – perfect for a drink as the sun sets! Westerleigh Cottage has featured in a number of glossy magazines, and once you step inside you’ll see why. Decorated throughout in complimentary Farrow & Ball earth tones, with unique contemporary twists on traditional country home grandeur, Westerleigh Cottage is a seamless melting pot of the old and new. There’s a real sensory emphasis on raw materials in this property, from the exposed Cotswold stone walls and brick fireplaces, original timber beams, copper furnishings throughout the kitchen and velvet adorned Sitting Room furniture. Guests have full use of the house with its spacious Sitting Room, slick Kitchen/Dining area, luxurious Master Bedroom with en-suite, cosy Twin Bedroom, charming Child’s Bedroom and opulent Family Bathroom with perhaps the biggest free-standing bath tub in the Cotswolds! Westerleigh Cottage is located in the beautiful secluded village of Cowley, located in the Cotswold District of Gloucestershire. It lies between the A417 and A435 roads between Cheltenham and Cirencester in the Churn Valley, and has a population of 333. The name originates from 'cow' and 'leigh', literally meaning cow pasture. Although incredibly peaceful and tucked away, Cowley is only a 15-20 minute drive to the Cotswold Regency town of Cheltenham and the cottage is also within walking distance of Cowley Manor Spa, perfect for a weekend of pampering!   Facilities Sleeps 5+1 in 3 bedrooms (+ pull-down wall bed in Sitting Room) in one super king bedroom, twin bedroom and a single bedroom 1 bathroom, 1 en-suite + downstairs WC Private secure parking for up to 3 cars Heating downstairs is underfloor heating. Upstairs heating is via wall mounted radiators WiFi Child friendly Laundry room with sink, washing machine, tumble dryer and starter washing tablets All bed linen, bath towels and robes inc. tea towels provided Woodburner and basket of logs Hairdryers in Master Bedroom and Twin Bedroom Rangemaster twin oven with 5 conduction hobs Panasonic microwave and Dualit toaster inside cupboard next to the fireplace Dishwasher Krups coffee machine Fridge with freezer compartment – x 2, located either end of kitchen units Built-in wine cooler Creative iRoar Bluetooth Speaker 1 x high chair (supplied on request) 1 x travel cot (NB linen for travel cots not supplied. Please bring your own.) Private enclosed garden Outdoor patio/dining areas Garden furniture – table and seating for 8 + comfy outdoor sofa seating and coffee table Charcoal BBQ Smart TV + DVD player Full Description Ground Floor Entrance Hall Step through the front door into the welcoming Entrance Hall, decorated in soft slate grey tones. Slip off your shoes and immediately feel a sense of homely warmth thanks to the underfloor heating throughout the ground floor. There’s plenty of hooks to hang your coats and space to leave shoes! Turn left into the… Downstairs WC A convenient downstairs toilet and washbasin, perfect for a guest sleeping on the pull-down wall bed in the Sitting Room. Filled with an array of interesting and quirky artwork, this WC proves that even the smallest of spaces can be stylish! Through to the... Sitting Room The main feature of this bright spacious room is the large Cotswold stone fireplace which houses a cosy woodburner for guest use. Painted in neutral shades, the quirky country features set the tone in this room, with thick brushed cotton tweed-effect blinds, a gingham inspired feature wall and antler themed decorative pieces. Get cosy around the fireplace on the sumptuous velvet sofa and footstall and high-backed armchairs, and be sure to make use of the soft blankets and throws. Tune into the Smart TV, settle down for a movie night using the DVD player, or even get the competitive spirit going with a boardgame from the vast selection in the sideboard to the right of the fireplace. The Sitting Room makes for the perfect relaxing environment to lose yourself in a book, and there’s plenty of lighting, including a lovely retractable overhead reading lamp. Towards the back of the room you will find a separate area containing a rocking chair and the pull-down wall bed that can also be configured as a desk. This area can be separated from the rest of the room thanks to a thick partition curtain, allowing privacy – the perfect hide-out for younger guests! There are two sets of patio doors in the Sitting Room from which the patio can be accessed. Back into the Entrance Hall and through to the… Kitchen A breath-taking space, perfect for cooking and dining. This room is part of the original house, as illustrated by the beautiful exposed Cotswold stone wall, large disused fireplace and original beams. With two cushioned window seats, a dining table that seats 8 comfortably and 3 bar stools, you won’t be short of places to sit and relax in this room. Decorated in cool neutral tones with warm touches of copper and slate-inspired work surfaces, the Kitchen effortlessly conceals all the mod-cons you will need around the central island unit, including 2 fridges with a freezer compartment, Krups Espresso bean to cup coffee machine, Rangemaster 5 conduction hob double oven with remote controlled extractor fan, double Belfast sink, and a built-in wine cooler to name but a few. In the pantry next to the fireplace you will find a microwave and toaster (the toaster can be removed and used on the worksurfaces) as well as placemats and a few kitchen basics. Upstairs and turn left into the… Master Bedroom The first things that will strike you about the Master Bedroom is its lofty high ceiling with ornate original beam structure. The second thing – the enormous, comfy super king size bed! A wonderfully spacious and elegant room with garden views and two cushioned window seats, this bedroom feels instantly soothing and restorative. With concealed beam spotlights and dusky rose walls offsetting the exposed Cotswold stone, there’s no better place to bed-down for a good night of sleep. There’s also plenty of storage space, with a large chest of drawers, cast-iron hanging rack and storage shelf and hooks on the back of the door. Guests staying in the Master Bedroom have access to their own private en-suite, separated by a curved partition wall next to an original brickwork fireplace. The en-suite features a walk-in shower, toilet and washbasin with a beautiful view over the valley! Out of the Master Bedroom and turn left into the… Twin Bedroom Bright and fresh as a daisy, the Twin Bedroom has two comfortable single beds with a shared bedside table and large chest of drawers for storage as well as door hooks. And a convenient full-length mirror. Double aspect windows provide plenty of natural light. Continue down the corridor, right into the… Laundry Room A convenient upstairs laundry for guest use featuring a steam iron with ironing board, washing machine, tumble dryer and sink, with 5 starter washing tablets. Continue to the end of the corridor and left into… Child’s Bedroom A sweet and cosy bedroom featuring a single bed with removable safety guard, little ones will love this special room! Decorated with pastel bunting, plenty of friendly little characters and a very unusual stack of books bedside table, this makes the perfect bedroom for younger guests. There’s even a whole cabinet filled with toys and games! Safety features in this bedroom include child lock window restrictions and a remote controlled blind. Turn left into the… Family Bathroom A sumptuous deep purple decorated room, the enormous free-standing bath tub offers unrivalled views over the Cotswolds country side. With a separate tap and shower head unit, guests can relax comfortably in the bath – there’s even a bath tray to place your book or glass! The Family Bathroom also houses a large walk-in shower with rain head and movable shower head, toilet and washbasin. Outside Guests have use of the generous-sized garden at Westerleigh with stunning views of the livestock-filled valley. A paved patio area houses an 8-seater outdoor dining set with parasol as well as comfy corner seating area and coffee table. The cushions for the garden chairs are stored in the sideboard located to the left as you enter the Sitting Room (right hand cupboard door). Please place garden seat cushions back in the cupboard when vacating the property and at night to avoid them becoming damp. Please ensure that the cushions are dry prior to storage.

Local amenities A quiet and seemingly remote parish, Cowley is only a 20 minute drive to Cheltenham and 30 minutes to Cirencester. One of the main features of Cowley is Cowley Manor, which was owned by the Horlicks family and is currently being used as a contemporary country house hotel and spa. The local parish church of St. Mary lies next to the Manor and dates from the 12th century. The village pub is the Green Dragon, which is not far from the Gloucestershire Girlguide HQ, Deerpark. Cowley also has a strong Sunday cricket team, which plays at the nice ground towards the west side of the village near the Green Dragon pub. The village used to own its own village hall (which used to be the old school house), however the parish council have sold this in recent years and it has been converted into a private residence. With a pub, hotel, church, and Girlguide HQ, Cowley can still boast quintessential English village features such as the post box and telephone box (note that the telephone box is no longer in use, and now houses a public defibrillator) making it a thriving example of Cotswold village life. The local town and shops are in Cheltenham, and many people who live in the village work in Cheltenham, even though Cirencester is only 30 minutes drive away. The village consists of approximately 40 houses and they are scattered around a circular road that curls up the edge of a small valley and then runs back down the bottom of the v shape. The 'back lane' has only two houses on it compared to the higher lane that holds most of the residents. Further up the small valley is a collection of three houses on a hilltop. You will know that you are entering Cowley from the A435 as you pass through two large pillars either side of the road entrance, existing from the entrance of the Cowley Manor estate. The road is beautiful on sunny days as the long avenue of lime and horse chestnut trees splinter light across the road. For emergency supplies, a Sainsbury’s Local is within a 5-10 minute drive from Westerleigh Cottage, located on the Cirencester Road in Cheltenham. The store was built in 2015 and is relatively well stocked with good parking. Address: Sainsbury’s Local, Cirencester Road, Cheltenham, GL53 8DB Tel: 01242 844630. Opening Times: Monday – Saturday 07:00 – 22:00 Sunday 07:30 – 21:30 Bank Holidays 07:00 – 22:00 For the closest good pub, head to The Green Dragon in the village of Cowley, serving traditional pub food, wine, beer and fine ales. Address: The Green Dragon Inn, Cockleford, Nr Cowley, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL53 9NW. Tel: 01242 870 271 For more recommendations of things to do and see, see the Guidebook.

Blacklains Annexe includes a kingsize bed, en-suite shower room, living room with your own TV and 3 seater corner sofa. Your open planned kitchen has a oven, fridge, kettle, toaster, microwave, washer/dryer and all that you need to cook with. Towels are all included. Parking is on the drive outside the Annexe

Blacklains Apartment is near Cheltenham, Cirencester, Stroud, Stow on the Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water and Bibury. The local pub named The Royal George is just a 10 minute stroll. The local shops are 3 miles away. You are surrounded by the Cotswold AONB countryside with loads of lovely wooded and open countryside walks on your doorstep.

Secluded Luxury Cotswold Woodland Annexe, surrounded by ancient woodland & organic farmland, located just outside Cirencester. We provide hotel-quality Linen & towels, Smart TV, fresh fruit & a selection of cereals, with a variety of Clipper & Pukka teas, and Fresh Coffee with Cafetiere. We also endeavour to provide extras including light refreshments in the fridge etc Nearby: Woodland walks, Cosy pubs, Organic Farm Shop and Cafe, Family activities, Roman History Please see info re. sofa bed.

Our Oak-framed Annexe offers luxury accommodation for up to 3 Adults or 2 Adults and one child (plus an extra travel cot). Located within a local Organic farm estate, and surrounded by ancient woodland. The space is very comfortable and the space has been cleverly designed to accomodate everything you need for your stay. HOWEVER, if you are looking for somewhere really spacious (i.e. a Victorian Old Rectory with high ceilings and grand rooms, this isn't it!). About 99% of our guests are incredibly happy here and you can see that reflected in the reviews. BUT, you do get 1% who don't bother to read all the information and look at the photos beforehand. We would prefer to avoid negative reviews as this has a big effect on our overall ratings and it takes months and months of 5Star reviews to try to amend the damage done by that one slightly disappointed guest who didn't do their homework . Our accommodation provides the opportunity to escape, unwind and enjoy being thoroughly immersed in the natural beauty of the Cotswolds. There is a beautiful bluebell and wild flower wood at the end of our drive. A round route though the woodland and fields is good for running (3 miles) or walking. There is an abundance of interesting history and cultural goings on in the market town of Cirencester (originally the Roman capital of England, called Corinium). There is an impressive Parish Church in the centre, fantastic shopping, restaurants, cafes etc all within 5 mins drive. In the opposite direction, also within 5 mins drive from the property, is the award winning Organic Farm Shop & Cafe. Delicious food is served there six days a week (closed on Mondays). Other places to visit: Chedworth Roman Villa (5 mins drive up the Stow Road) Cotswold Water Parks (15 mins drive) Cotswold Wildlife Park (25 mins drive) Cotswold Farm Park (Adam Henson's farm from Countryfile - 25 mins) Cheltenham Spa (Cheltenham Races, brilliant shopping and attractive architecture - 25 mins) Stow-on-the-Wold (20 mins) Burford (25 mins) Tetbury (20 mins) Westonbirt Arboretum (25 mins)

Secluded location in woodland surroundings, within an organic farm estate.

Spring is here in the Cotswolds, primroses and daffodils galore! A luxury converted, detached, coach house and stables in an area of outstanding natural beauty, consisting of lounge, large bedroom, kitchen, shower and toilet all on one level with additional TV lounge up one flight of stairs. Set within large private garden affording a good deal of privacy backing onto open fields with uninterrupted views to rolling hills and wooded Cotswold valleys from the comfort of your sofa.

The Little House has a Nespresso coffee machine for espresso, cappuccino and latte coffees. There will be fresh flowers on your arrival and milk in the fridge. Egyptian cotton bed linen and towels are all provided for you. There is a TV lounge upstairs with a DVD player. Downstairs there is a radio and sound system. The Little House is a light and bright space, it is modern but cosy.

The location of The Little House is perfect for exploring the Cotswolds. There is a trunk road nearby, which is not at all visible from the property, yet affords fast access to Cirencester, Capital of the Cotswolds, in under 15 minutes. Destinations such as Burford, Bibury, Bath, Bourton-on-the-Water and Cheltenham are not far away. London can be accessed by car or train, it is less than one and a half hours by train from Kemble (20 minutes drive from the Little House).

Newly renovated, beautiful stylish townhouse with 5 star comfort in the heart of Cirencester with on site parking, 5-10 minutes walk from the town centre. The property is a pretty Cotswold stone townhouse on Cirencester's most historic and oldest street. It has a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable and cosy lounge with 3 sofas, a, light and airy dining room and a downstairs cloakroom. The first floor has 2 bedrooms and a family bathroom, the 2nd floor has a suite with bedroom and bathroom.

Luxurious linens, fluffy white bath sheets and face towels. Paraben free hand wash, shower gel, shampoo and conditioner by Duck Island come included as standard. Cirencester is very pressured for parking and the house provides on site parking at the back of the house with steps and gate to the garden.

The town centre is so close by as is one of the oldest outdoor lido's in the UK which is in walking distance very close by.

Lovely space right in the heart of Cirencester's town centre with views of the church and the market place. My flat is set over two floors with beautiful high ceilings, wooden floors throughout the living area and lots of natural light. The building itself is over three hundred years old. My flat and the location makes it an ideal base from which to explore the Cotswolds. Solo visitors, couples and families with children are all welcome.

I have two rooms available. Room 1 (pictured) is a triple room with a double bed and a single bed. A travel cot can be provided. I have another (unlisted) room which has a double bed. This room can be made available if required. Please note that your reservation is only for 1 room unless otherwise requested at booking. There is lots of natural light in the rooms and throughout the flat. The rounded/domed skylight in to the hall is a beautiful original feature. The view from my living and dining room and both bedrooms is of the Market Place and the church -particularly lovely in the sunshine.

Cirencester has an open air pool which is a 5 min walk away. As is Cirencester Park and Country House. Shops, restaurant's, cafe's and all amenities are literally on the doorstep. There are 3 supermarkets within a 5 minute walk.

Set on the edge of the Golden Valley, The Old Vicarage offers peace and quiet in a rural setting and is perfectly located for exploring the Cotswolds.

Built in 1838 in the classic Georgian style, The Old Vicarage is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. We are on the edge of the village, next to St Bartholomews' church. The house itself has many period features such as large rooms, open fireplaces, high ceilings and recently restored window shutters. We sit in an acre of gardens, facing south with views across the Golden Valley, overlooking our own land. We are newly opened as a B&B and have three bedrooms for guests: THE SLEIGH ROOM (Bedroom One) This elegant, spacious room is full of light. It has a luxury ensuite with rain shower. -Kingsize bed with seating area -Cotswold stone feature fireplace -Traditional working window shutters -The mattress is UK made natural fibre, deep pocket sprung. -Goose feather and down duvets and pillows (non allergenic available on request) -400 thread count Egyptian cotton white linen -Generous hospitality tray with fresh milk -Freeview smart TV with integral DVD player -Free wi-fi -Luxurious thick towels and waffle robes -Duck Island toiletries -Powerful professional hairdryer -Plenty of onsite parking THE TWIN ROOM (Bedroom Two) This pretty, airy room has the option of 2 single beds or a superking. Luxury private shower room with rain shower on the opposite side of the landing from the bedroom. -Traditional working window shutters -The mattress is UK made natural fibre, deep pocket sprung -Goose feather and down duvets and pillows (non allergenic available on request) -400 thread count Egyptian cotton white linen -Generous hospitality tray with fresh milk -Freeview smart TV with integral DVD player -Free wi-fi -Luxurious thick towels and waffle robes -Duck Island toiletries -Powerful professional hairdryer -Plenty of onsite parking THE MASTER SUITE (Bedroom Three) This is our biggest space, elegant and luxurious it comprises a beautiful large bedroom connected to the luxury bathroom via a private lobby with seating. -Superking bed with seating area -Separate lobby with seating -Luxury ensuite with rain shower and freestanding bath -The mattress is UK made natural fibre, deep pocket sprung. -Goose feather and down duvets and pillows (non allergenic available on request) -400 thread count Egyptian cotton white linen -Generous hospitality tray with fresh milk -Freeview smart TV with integral DVD player -Free wi-fi -Luxurious thick towels and waffle robes -Duck Island toiletries -Powerful professional hairdryer -Plenty of onsite parking Breakfast is served in our dining room, overlooking the pretty courtyard with an original well.

Oakridge Lynch has its roots in the silk weaving industry of the 19th Century. It is now a thriving community with a popular local shop and primary school. There is also a beauty therapist based in the village. -Flora and fauna abound and it is not unusual to see deer, pheasants, foxes and rabbits from the bedroom windows! We have several sites of special scientific interest within walking distance where rare orchids and butterflies can be spotted. At the bottom of the valley runs the old Severn and Thames canal, which provides lovely walks, as does the Wysis way which runs through the village. The Cotswolds way is also close by. -There are many leisure activities on offer locally, including gliding and hot air balloon flights from nearby Aston Down, the multi award-winning Stroud Farmers' Market every Saturday morning and plenty of real country pubs serving excellent food and local ales. -Within easy reach are many historic villages and towns including Cirencester, a pretty market town dating back to roman times. Cheltenham is 30 minutes by car, perfect for a day at the races or a spot of retail therapy!

A well equipped recently converted loft apartment situated on the outskirts of the village of Birdlip, 10 minutes walk from the Cotswold Way. We only accept one dog in this property.

Blacklains Apartment includes a double bedroom, en-suite shower room, living room with your own TV and 3 seater sofa. Your kitchen has oven, fridge, kettle, toaster, microwave and all that you need to cook. Towels are all included. Parking is on the drive outside.

Blacklains Apartment is near Cheltenham, Cirencester, Stroud, Stow on the Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water and Bibury. The local pub named The Royal George is just a 10 minute stroll. The local shops are 3 miles away. You are surrounded by the Cotswold AONB countryside with loads of lovely wooded and open countryside walks on your doorstep.

The Summerhouse is a detached stone cottage, situated in a stunning hillside location, set within it's own large private garden. Wooden french doors and sliding sash windows overlook the beautiful cotswold valley. There is a beautiful double bedroom with it's own balcony , an openplan lounge and kitchen diner with woodburner. It is positioned down a small quiet rural country lane with wonderful walks and a country pub on your doorstep.

The cottage is very light and airy but retains a cosy traditional feel with exposed cotswold stone walls , the wood burner and sliding sash windows. The beautiful garden has it's own little orchard and raised vegetable beds. Guests can help themselves to the fruit and vegetables in the garden. The south facing garden and terrace has many sitting areas to enjoy the stunning views The cottage has it's own wireless broadroad band and a selection of dvds, books, board games and even vinyl records if you fancy staying in.

The location is a great base to explore the cotswolds , by car you are 10 minutes from Stroud , 15 minutes from Cirencester and 25 minutes from Cheltenham. The beautiful villages of Minchinhampton, Bisley, Painswick, Tetbury and Nailsworth and Bibury are all only a short drive away. On your door step are local village pubs , and beautiful country walks where you can explore the valley. There is a Tesco Express in Bussage and village shops in Chalford and Eastcombe. Chalford Hill has a Fish & Chip Shop as well as a Garage/Petrol Station.

Easily accessed from the A417 or the A435, it is 2 miles from Cirencester and 14 miles from Cheltenham. A convenient location for touring the Cotswolds with good pub restaurants nearby and fast food in town Suitable for a couple, family group or very close friends there are 2 bedrooms, one with a king size bed and put-me-up for a child and the other with a double bed. The shower/toilet room is for the group's exclusive use. A light breakfast of cereals, toast, jams, beverages etc is provided.

Two spacious and comfortable bedrooms in friendly family home with shower/toilet for private use. Dining room for continental breakfast. Pretty gardens overlooking open countryside. Plenty of parking in rural setting.

Small hamlet in area of outstanding natural beauty.

We are an off grid campsite surrounded by stunning countryside and woodlands. This tent is a 4 man tent but we limit guests to 2. Things are extremely basic here, no towels or electricity provided. Think wild camping; camp beds, sleeping bags and inflatable pillows. Our shower is an outdoor shower with hot water and the toilet is a compost loo. The kitchen is a basic outdoor set up and guests are welcome to dine at our Viking inspired long table. Guests are also welcome to use our BBQ.

Our apartment is vacant, if you need accommodation to be closer to family or to stay safe in isolation please get in touch, we are keen to help in these difficult times. Open Plan Living Room with Galley Kitchen Kitchen is fully equipped Double Bedroom Shower Room WIFi Private Entrance PLEASE NOTE - due to the low rates we are offering - Electricity will be an extra cost

The apartment is equipped with all the amenities you need including ironing board and iron, free Wi-Fi and a smart TV. The kitchen-diner features a fridge, cooker, washing machine, microwave oven cookware, dishware, utensils, kitchen appliances etc. Please use the products left in the kitchen cupboards as they will have been placed there to make your stay more enjoyable. The double bedroom has plenty of hanging space and drawers for your belongings and access to the shower and separate WC. Fresh towels and bed linen are provided as standard as well as shower gel, shampoo, handwash and kitchen essentials. The apartment will be professionally cleaned prior to your arrival. The Shop gets its name from the days when it was the local grocery store run by Mr Walker, the block is now named after the owner - Walkers Court Gloucester Street is a very quiet street, though extremely close to town, and is lined on both sides with Cotswold stone buildings.

Cirencester is a very pretty market town and the largest amongst the towns of the Cotswold district. The main town is a 10-minute walk away. Here you will find pubs, bars, restaurants, stores, supermarkets and local businesses. Be sure to check out the Charter Market which is held weekly, every Friday in the town centre. Local leisure options include a Lido, sports centre, Corinium Museum, Cirencester Park, Brewery Arts Gallery and Old Amphitheatre.

No. 32 is a lovely stone cottage in the Cotswolds, in North Cerney, near Cirencester. This pretty 2-bedroomed cottage is situated next to our home, so creating the perfect cosy, comfortable retreat has been somewhat a labour of love. Our aim is for you relax, unwind and make the most of your surroundings when you stay at N.32, so during your holiday you will have exclusive use of our gated drive, a private patio and a lovely, large back garden complete with fire pit and children's play area.

LOCATION N.32 is located in the heart of North Cerney village, next to its little primary school. The cottage is set back from the road and looks out onto a pretty cottage-style front garden. A 5-barred gate opens into the spacious driveway between N.32 and our home (you will have exclusive use of this drive throughout your holiday). ACCESS The cottage , though it shares its back wall with our annexe, is detached on three sides, and so feels private. It has two separate entrances, one at the front of the house, and the other to the side. GROUND FLOOR Entering through this side door you find yourself in the light and airy kitchen where you will find everything you will need to be able to cook away from home without compromise. The ground floor layout is open plan, and as a result feels unusually light and airy for a traditional cottage still rich in character. We have created zones for lounging and dining and provided plump cushions and warm throws to encourage you to take some time to curl up next to the fire with a book, or treat yourself to an indulgent afternoon snooze. For younger guests, next to the TV we have provided a selection of board games and there is an XBOX One with two controllers, complete with a selection of games suitable for children 12 years and under. UPSTAIRS The bedrooms are reached by stairs by the side of the kitchen area. All rooms lead off a small, carpeted landing, among them a light bathroom, equipped with WC, bath and over-bath shower, and a study/utility room laid out with desk, chair and washing machine (available for your use). Both bedrooms look out onto the pretty cottage-style front garden and are each equipped with fitted wardrobes. We have taken care to create the bedrooms we would choose to sleep in with calming colour-schemes, high quality furniture and 100% cotton bed linen with a high thread-count (300 minimum). PATIO & GARDEN A highlight of N.32, particularly during the warmer months, is the access to outside space. The study/utility room opens out onto a spacious, private patio, the perfect space for eating al fresco or relaxing and soaking up some sun. Table tennis is also provided for those feeling a little more energetic! We would like you to really feel at home at N.32, and so during your stay you will have exclusive use of our tiered, lawned back garden complete with children's play area with wooden framed swings, walkway and slide. For long, lazy nights under the stars, we have created a cosy stone circle with fire pit for you to enjoy. Our aim is for you to feel that you can make full use of the garden, and so will respect your privacy and refrain from using it during your stay. We may occasionally sit out on our own patio (separate from that of N.32 and not visible from N.32's patio) at times when the garden is free. CHILDREN & GARDEN SAFETY We would suggest that currently N.32 is not suitable for children from crawling age to 5 years old due to potentially dangerous aspects of the garden: The garden is on an upper level and there is a large stone staircase running down to the parking area from the edge of the garden, which is currently not child-proof. Both garden and parking area are gated, however again these are not completely child-proof as are unbolted at present. Our aim is to improve this and make the cottage and garden safer so that we can welcome families with toddlers and very young children, but this is a project for later this spring/early summer. **NEW!** Looking for ADDITIONAL BEDROOM SPACE so parents/grandparents/friends can stay too? You can have access to a double room with private ensuite in a lovely house just 2 minutes' up the lane from No.32 - please message us if interested for details.

North Cerney itself is a small, pretty village boasting a good traditional pub and surrounded by rolling Cotswold countryside - so plenty of opportunity for walking! The village is situated just off the A325, a pretty road which links historic Cirencester and impressive Cheltenham. We are the perfect base from which to explore the Cotswolds, by car, bike or even on foot - we are a 15-minute drive away from access to the Cleeve Hill-Bibury section of the Cotswold Way.

Perfectly positioned in what's known as 'The golden triangle' of the Cotswolds. If you like stunning walks and good pubs, then you're very likely to enjoy your visit! Cosy and comfortable, there is a king-size bed and facilities for making hot drinks and breakfast. A cooler bag (with an honesty bar set up) and a private, covered verandah to sit out on. You have a separate WC hut and an eco-al-fresco-solar shower (for a quick rinse).

You have your own gate into your own garden, with unrestricted parking along the lane here. We find Google maps much better than in-car satnav and are very close to Oakridge parochial school and church, if you need a landmark. Please let us know if you're bringing a dog as we have a variety of pets: ponies, dogs, cats and guinea pigs and we prefer to make sure everyone gets along!

We have a great pub here in the village, The Butcher's Arms - a five minute stroll from the hut. If you're after a hearty breakfast then we are a five minute drive, or 50 minute walk, to Jolly Nice farm shop and cafe. For alternative lunch and dinner options, there are a further three pubs with good reputations, all approximately an hour's walk away. These are 'The Crown' at Frampton Mansell and 'The Bell' or ' The Daneway' at Sapperton. The award winning Stroud Farmers Market is on every Saturday morning and the Cotswold towns of Cirencester, Tetbury and Cheltenham are all a 15, 20 and 25 minute drive, respectively.

The apartment is self-contained and guests will have full access to the entire space. The space consists of king size bedroom with ensuite shower room, plus open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room. The apartment is attached to The Foston's Ash Inn, but it does have it's own entrance, which means room service from the delicious pub menu is available! Additional plus points include free off-road parking as well as immediate access to footpath/bridleway

The apartment has independent access to the pub via an outside staircase. As the accommodation is adjacent to The Foston's Ash Inn , we do offer a room service option during opening hours :) Additionally Airbnb guests will be entitled to a 15% discount off all meals at The Foston's Ash (when a main course is ordered with the meal). The apartment comprises of an open plan Kitchen/sitting/dining room, with an adjacent ensuite king size bedroom. The master bedroom has a king size bed and an ensuite bathroom. In the sitting room there is also the option of using the sofa as a sofa bed if you need/would like additional guests to stay – however as the bathroom is ensuite to the master bedroom (i.e. you have to walk through the bedroom to get to the bathroom) it would mainly be suitable for families or close friends. The kitchen is fully equipped for your stay with laundry and cooking facilities, plus utensils etc. There is also a flatscreen TV and wifi as well – everything you should need for your stay we have tried to anticipate and provide! We also have two bicycles for exclusive guest use (free of charge), so guests can explore the local countryside!

The Foston's Bolthole is located in The Camp, Nr Birdlip (GL6 7ES). The area is a beautiful, quaint part of the Cotswolds, known for its idyllic walking, riding and cycling routes and breathtaking vistas

St Joseph's Barn is a beautiful, newly built oak-framed Annex, which is completely separate and private from the main house (St Joseph's Cottage). Ideally set on the outskirts of the beautiful town of Cirencester, in the heart of the Cotswolds, you are a short one mile walk from the town centre. The area is surrounded by lots of beautiful Cotswold villages, with the Cotswold Water Park and Lakes just 10 mins away. Cheltenham, Swindon and Oxford are all within easy reach.

Newly finished in September 2019, the accommodation boasts it's own private off road parking, entrance hall, bathroom with large walk-in shower, fully equipped open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area. There is one private large double bedroom with dressing table, storage and hanging space and the lounge 3 x seater sofa can be converted into an additional large double bed. There is also a separate gym off the entrance hall, with a rowing machine and exercise bike. This room also has a large sofa bed and can also be converted into another bedroom should you wish to invite additional guests (or use it as the kids playroom!). Please do be mindful that whilst the Gym has central heating, it can be colder than the rest of the Barn during the winter months.

The neighborhood is quiet and safe, and you are not overlooked by any other properties, including the main house. A quick cross of the road and you have open fields for walking that lead into the beautiful and historic Cirencester Park. Turn left out of the property and it’s a lovely 15 min stroll into Cirencester Town, passing a number of pubs on the way!

Situated in a beautiful Cotswold Hamlet recently refurbished room in the idyllic/picturesque Hamlet of Bournes Green nestled in the heart of the beautiful five valleys, the undiscovered hidden gem of the Cotswolds.

An area of Outstanding natural beauty brimming with things to do, from great walks, cosy pubs, history, culture and an incredible variety of great places to eat and drink. Jane and her husband Tony are always happy to help with local knowledge of the area.

There are two charming and very friendly country pubs within easy walking distance both offering very good food.

A rural property far from the madding crowds! Rose Cottage, partly built in the 1700s, is in the unspoilt village of Duntisbourne Abbots. It's set in beautiul gardens and oozes relaxed charm. There is plenty of space in the garden for children to play although please note for safety purposes that there's a water feature.Super fast broadband can be activated for a long stay by separate payment.

Rose Cottage is a grade II listed stone cottage, with one part of the building dating from the 18th century. There was an addition in the late 1800s and then a recent one. The house is set within 3/4 acre of beautiful gardens and your stay will be punctuated by birdsong and the sound of horses' hooves - typically more horses pass by than cars! Rose Cottage is a haven from everyday life. There is NO WIFI - a social media detox awaits!

This rural bolt hole provides spacious, contemporary and comfortable accommodation with fabulous views. An open plan ground floor leads to a south facing terrace (sole use.) Upstairs there is a huge bedroom with a roll top bath with garden view. Additional shower/WC. Private parking. Hosts on hand if required. This peaceful rural village is an ideal base to explore the Cotswolds and soak up glorious countryside. Enjoy excellent walking and cycling straight out of the door.

As high summer moves to late summer, enjoy misty September morning views over the fields, go blackberrying or pick sloes and enjoy the evening sky and stars from the terrace. Excellent walking and cycling straight out of the door. Shopping, culture, pubs and fine dining nearby. Cirencester 8 miles, Cheltenham 9 miles, Tetbury 14 miles, Bath and Oxford 40 miles

Located in the heart of the beautiful Cotswolds, and adjoining Miserden Park you will be able to walk and trek extensively though beautiful woodland. There are many marked footpaths and trails to explore and enjoy the abundance of wildlife. Good cafe, and pop up restaurant at nearby Miserden Nursery

The Old Stables offers beautiful boutique accommodation for up to two people. Fully equipped and stylishly decorated, escape here to relax or to explore the historic, scenic and culinary delights of the Cotswolds. A short walk from the historic market town of Cirencester and its Roman museum, market, shops, cafes and restaurants, the property is only 20 minutes by car from Cheltenham with its famous Race Course, Music and Literary Festivals. Oxford and Bath Spa are less than an hour away too.

The Old Stables is completely self-contained and lies adjacent to our own house on the property. Once a Victorian stable block, the space has been sympathetically and lovingly restored with a cosy, French/Scandi decor, incorporating original features and vintage finds. The downstairs is open plan with a relaxed seating area, flat screen Freeview TV with Netflix, books, games, WIFI and dining table and two chairs. Our kitchen area is finished to a high-spec and includes a Nespresso machine with pods for coffee lovers. Tea, coffee, milk and sugar are all provided along with a little breakfast tray to get you started. The entire area is heated by cosy underfloor heating (adjustable). Upstairs in the eves you will find the gorgeous double bedroom with kingsize bed. The en-suite bathroom offers a sumptuous double-ended bath, perfect for relaxing and unwinding. Please note there is no shower or shower attachment but a jug is provided for hair rinsing. Outside you have your own private attractive gravel garden with table and chairs for outdoor dining and a barbecue in the summer months.

The village of Stratton is situated on the edge of the far reaching Bathurst Estate affording wonderful walking opportunities on the doorstep as well as Polo Fixtures during the season. The Old Stables is also 15 minutes easy walk from the centre of the picturesque Market Town of Cirencester, the “Capital of the Cotswolds”. The second largest city after London during the Roman Empire, this historic rural town boasts one of the largest and most impressive parish churches in the British Isles as well as the Corinium Museum renowned for its collection of Romano-British antiquities. In addition Cirencester offers a wealth of cafe's, pubs, restaurants, enticing clothes and interiors shops and even an outdoor Lido from May till September. Twenty minutes away by car you will find the Regency spa town of Cheltenham. Known as the cultural capital of the Cotswolds it is famous for its Cheltenham Festival, culminating in the Gold Cup, the Cheltenham Literary and Music Festivals as well as its Regency buildings. Other local attractions include the Cotswold Wildlife Park, Sudeley and Berkeley Castles, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Westonbirt Arboretum, Oxford and Bath Spa.