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Our lovely cottage is in the centre of the rural historic town of Dursley. The Cotswold Way passes through making it the ideal rest-stop. Dursley is also ideally located for commuting to Gloucester, Cheltenham, Bristol and Stroud. Our guest room is a cosy double bedroom within our two-bedroomed house, with views over the garden and the chickens - which give fresh eggs daily! We are LGBT friendly.

The double bedroom is small but warm and cosy. Guests are welcome to make use of the bathroom, kitchen and living room, which is prefect to unwind in after a busy day!

We love living in Dursley! The cottage is in the centre of the town although feels like it's in the middle of the countryside! There are great independent restaurants, shops and plenty of walks to keep you busy. Dursley sits within easy reach of Gloucester, Bristol, Stroud and the charming Cotswolds which makes it the ideal place to stay.

The apartment is part of a listed Georgian property being renovated by ourselves. There are fantastic views over the local area, and we are conveniently close to the local shops and pubs, and very close to the Cotswold Way footpath. With Bristol, Bath, and Gloucester within an hours drive, we are ideally situated for those wishing to explore , or those working for one of the big businesses such as Renishaw, Rolls Royce, MOD, or Airbus. Our house is on an access only street, so is nice and quiet.

Access is through separate entrance on the ground floor, in to hallway with stairs leading to first floor, where there is a lounge, then a step down in to the kitchen, with the shower room and WC next to it. Another flight of stairs takes you to the second floor, where there are single and double bedrooms. Ideally suited for professional persons working locally, or for couples. The single bedroom is suitable for a child. It will be a bit of a squeeze for three adults in the lounge, as there is a two-seater sofa, small table with two chairs. There are 2 flights of narrow, winding stairs in the accommodation.

We are only a few minutes walk from the local shops, pubs, cinema, cafes and restaurants. There is a local swimming pool open in the warmer months. On the outskirts of Wotton-under-Edge there is a farm shop and cafe selling local produce. Bristol and Bath are within an hours drive away, and local train stations at Cam and Yate are 15 minutes drive away. The Cotswold Way footpath is only minutes away from our house.

Comfortable, semi-detached house in a safe, quiet cul-de-sac. On road parking outside the house and all local amenities just a five minute walk up the hill.

Set on the edge of the little town of Wotton-under-Edge, the house is warm, comfortable and peaceful. There is full central heating, a wood-burner for those colder evenings., great views and great sunsets across the valley, and a small suntrap garden for the summer months. Plenty to do and see in the area makes this a great place for a break.

Wotton-under-Edge is a small, friendly market town and an excellent base for exploring the Cotswolds. In town you will find cafes, independent shops, a cinema and arts centre, and a swimming pool (open in the summer). Great walking and cycling opportunities on your doorstep, with Bristol and Gloucester both a 30 minute drive away.

Light airy outside room in the garden with a separate entrance. The room has double bed, with a separate shower and toilet. Available for the guests is a microwave, small fridge and kettle with an assortment of tea and coffee. Cereal and fruit are available in the room for breakfast. Home cooked vegetarian breakfast (£4.00) can be ordered. Off road parking is available and access provided via a side gate to the room. WiFi is available and there is a TV in the room.

This is a room that is separate from the house and you have your own side entrance to the room. There is a small patio out the back of the room and with fields and woodlands nearby, we are within walking distance from good woodland walks. Dursley is one of the routes on the famous Cotswold Way walk, which is one of England's finest National trails. Cam and Dursley train station has hourly trains to Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham. Dursley has two Indian restaurants that are eat in or takeaway, a couple of Chinese takeaways and an Italian restaurant. Good local pubs and 15 minutes away the Electric Picture House in Wotton-Under-Edge. Stroud is a popular market town 15 minutes drive from Dursley where interesting and quirky events are hosted throughout the year.

The room is detached from the house which is a 1940's semi-detached property on an older estate situated between a red brick school and park. The back of the property borders fields with an outlook onto the woodlands. These woods have many walks and run for miles around Dursley and along to the next village.

Comfy Single Room in a shared house.

Single Room in a 3 bed house.

Lovely Cotswold walks.

Double room in a quiet comfortable home.

New Build Estate in the Lovely Cotswold hills * No outdoor shoes in house please. Places to visit nearby: Cotswold Way Walks on the door step! Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust - 10 min drive Dursley Pool - 5 min drive Berkeley Castle - 10 min drive Cattle Country - 10 min drive Westonbirt Arboretum - 15 min drive

The place is a historic 18th Century town situated in beautiful countryside with Cam Peak providing 360 degrees panoramic views of Gloucestershire. Close to local amenities. Where time permits we may be happy to show the guests around the locality if requested. We provide discretionary transport to and from train station and local bus station where time permits. We provide a discretionary free transport to Bristol Airport for guest staying at least 7 days.

Modern. Quiet. Clean. Safe. Comfortable. Newly refurbished.

Beautiful countryside

Double bedroom available, with a king size and single bed, in a family home with shared modern bathroom (see pictures). Family has a dog who is not allowed upstairs so no fear of the dog or dog hair, etc upstairs. Village pub 400m away offers great food.

Charfield is a village in South Gloucestershire with a fuel garage and 3 pubs.

Lovely, spacious self-contained annex in the small market town of Wotton under Edge. Tucked away but centrally located with all amenities in walking distance. Set in a beautiful garden it has it's own access and comprises large living room with multi-fuel stove, large kitchen, double bedroom with en suite. The Cotswold way runs through Wotton under Edge. This pretty market town has a good range of independent shops, cafes, pubs and a cinema. There are wonderful walks all around.

Modern, light and airy, open-plan and self-contained accommodation in an idyllic rural setting with cosy wood-burner and views over the old orchard and a babbling brook nearby....enjoy a slice of the good-life.

The Cowshed is a single storey converted cow barn where you can be completely self-contained. The open plan living offers a fully equipped kitchen with island and breakfast bar, a large dining table, soft seating, a double bed with wardrobe space and a separate shower room with toilet. There is a wonderful patio overlooking the lawns and orchard, often frequented by our free range hens.

There is a local Spar shop and a pub that does good Italian food, within 5 minutes walk. The historic town of Wotton Under Edge is 20 minutes walk up the hill or 2 minutes drive. This has two small supermarkets, coffee shops, a selection of pubs and take aways.

The Little Barn is a beautifully, sympathetically and stylishly renovated two bedroom cottage within the grounds of a former farm that was once owned by the local Monastery. The cottage itself is spacious and fully equipped with everything guests should need for a truly comfortable and restful stay. In this era of sustainable living, The Little Barn benefits from solar panel energy, a Tesla battery for energy storage and use, recycling facilities and energy efficient appliances and lighting.

The cottage is warm, cosy and inviting boasting a fully furnished kitchen complete with all mod cons including a washing machine, dishwasher and microwave. Basic condiments (salt, pepper, oil), tea, coffee, sugar, a cafetiere, washing up liquid, tea towels, tin foil, cling film, sponges, dishwasher tablets, laundry materials and bin bags come as standard as does a lovely welcome pack comprising local produce and fridge essentials. Beyond the kitchen and the other side of a lovingly restored archway, is the lounge where guests will find a Smart TV (including Netflix, Prime Video & Freeview Play), an Amazon Echo Dot, a comfortable corner settee that doubles as a bed, an extendable dining table and French doors that open onto a quiet outdoor space. For younger guests, there are books, toys and games. For older guests, there is a chess set and playing cards. Upstairs, there is a tastefully refurbished bathroom, a gorgeous master bedroom with king sized bed and plenty of storage, plus an attractive twin room. Both bedrooms have space for a travel cot if required (available upon request) and both overlook the surrounding fields that stretch to the Cotswolds and beyond. Towels and bed linen are provided including bedding for the downstairs sofa bed and travel cot as appropriate. Wifi is available throughout the property free of charge. Heating and hot water are included in the fee.

The Little Barn is situated at the end of a quiet farm lane and is a perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds and surrounding areas. There is no through access hence it is utterly tranquil and a haven for those seeking beautiful countryside and an escape from the normal stresses of daily life. The surrounding fields are a paradise for walkers and the local village of Kingswood is just a short drive away. It can also be reached on foot if the mood takes you. Within Kingswood, there is a handy and friendly Spar which doubles as a Post Office / cash point. Guests will also find a delightful Public House that serves good tasty food, a gym with 'pay as you go' classes, a park and play area, the local church and the remains of the Abbey. There is ample parking at the park with further parking in and around the village. The friendly market town of Wotton-under-Edge is a further mile away by car and here guests will discover several eateries, a butcher, a couple of bakeries, several barbers and hairdressers, two grocery stores, two medical centres, two dentists and an array of local craft, produce, antique and gift shops. There is also a traditional cinema, a Tourist Information Office, free parking, an art centre and an open air pool (open during the warmer months). The pool has recently been extensively refurbished and is a real oasis on hot summer days. The beautiful town of Chipping Sodbury is just a short distance away and the cities of Bristol (30 mins), Bath (35 mins) and Gloucester (40 mins) are all within easy reach. All three cities abound with history, activities, shopping and wonderful sightseeing walks and tours. A particularly lovely way of taking in Bristol is via 'cycle the city', guided or self guided. Just ask Annie and Simon for details if interested. Again only a short drive away and guests will reach the stunning Cotswolds where places like Tetbury, Westonbirt, Uley, Cirencester and Malmesbury are well worth a visit. These beautiful artsy towns and the surrounding villages teem with history and are stuffed to the brim with cafes, antique palaces and boutiques. The Little Barn is a handy gateway to this beautiful part of England. With the 102 mile Cotswold Way on the cottage's doorstep, guests can sample breathtaking views, dramatic gorges, rolling hills, forests and every kind of landscape a person could wish for, not forgetting the abundance of numerous castles, historic houses, country parks, museums and art galleries. The delights of the area are arguably some of the best in the UK and Annie and Simon can offer more details upon request.

A double bedroom available for one or two people in a bight, warm and welcoming home. The house is situated on the Cotswold way and is a 4 min walk from the shops and amenities of Wotton under Edge. The house is a mixture of old and new with a 250 year old front and a recent extension. The bedroom and bathroom are relatively newly built and are snug and comfortable, there is also a living room downstairs that would be available with a TV and a couch. Access to the kitchen can be negotiated.

The bedroom is in the new part of the house, is bright and cheerful with a fantastic view over the valley. It is separated from the other bedrooms by the staircase giving you more privacy.

I live in a typical Cotswold market town. There are all amenities locally; a supermarket, range of pubs, restaurants and cafes, outdoor swimming pool, cinema and lots and lots of walks through the beautiful Cotswold scenery. I am 30 mins from Bristol, less than a hour from Cardiff and about 2 and a half hours from London. There are lots of beautiful towns and tourist areas within an hour of Wotton and I have prepared a folder with all the information you need (including OS maps for walking adventures).

Oat Cottage is part of a beautifully converted cluster of farm buildings, which were once part of a Granary. Situated in the peaceful rural village of Cromhall, it is perfect for business trips, or short breaks away visiting the local area, walking or shopping. Light, open and airy with exposed beams, the Cottage is comfortable and relaxing. It is fully appointed, inclusive of bedding, towels etc. There is also a separate laundry room with washing machine, ironing facilities and utility sink.

PLEASE READ ‘Other things to note’ IF YOU PLAN TO BRING A DOG - thanks. A cleverly designed studio style space which has been converted to an exceptional standard from traditional farm buildings, dating back over 120 years. There is a lounge/bedroom/kitchenette area, complete with comfy double bed, storage cupboards/drawers, desk, sofa, table, TV, WiFi access, fridge, combination microwave oven, toaster, kettle and all utensils, and a spacious separate bathroom with shower. The Cottage is double glazed throughout, and is centrally heated. Our communal Laundry Room with washing machine, complementary detergent and drying racks, provide all the facilities you will need for your stay. Being single storey, the Cottage is easily accessible, with off road parking immediately adjacent. There is also a charming shared garden, with seating, available for use - a lovely place to sit with a glass of something in the evening and watch the sunset.

We are situated on Cowship Lane which runs from Cromhall to Wickwar, where you will find the local brewery! The Cottage is only a short distance from the historic towns of Wotton-Under-Edge and Thornbury (home of the famous Tudor Castle). Slimbridge Wildfowl Centre, Berkeley Castle, Cattle Country, Old Down Country Park and Wild Place are all within easy reach. We are well-placed for Westonbirt Arboretum, Highgrove House, several National Trust Attractions, Badminton/Gatcombe Horse trials, and various Country Shows. There are many beautiful walks on our doorstep, and we are on the edge of the picturesque Cotswolds. The large shopping mall at Cribbs Causeway is about 15 minutes by car, and it is a short journey to Bristol, Bath, Weston-Super-Mare, Gloucester and Cheltenham.

Delightful farm stay just off the Cotswold Way. Perfect for walkers or those looking for a peaceful break from the city. Set on a small family farm on the edge of the Cotswolds with plenty of animals and wildlife to see. There are a number of activities in the surrounding area and we are happy to advise on options.

This self contained barn conversion offers a large inside space There is a bedroom that is perfect for couples with a en suite bathroom. The kitchen is fully equipped .There is a large living area with a comfortable seating area with a wood burning stove and bar .

Wotton-Under-Edge is one mile away and has all that you could need from a small market town with a number of shops, pubs and restaurants. We can offer recommendations on arrival Bath, Bristol ,Cheltenham and Gloucester are all within a 40 minute drive

Edge of the Cotswolds and the Cotswold way trail. Self contained Studio bedroom with private entrance and own large terrace overlooking garden with wide ranging views of the rolling hills. Ensuite bathroom and simple cooking facilities, microwave, kettle, toaster, small fridge. Parking space. Near to M5,M4 20 mins drive. Lovely Cotswolds towns and villages and Bath, Bristol, Cheltenham, 40mins drive. STEPS DOWN TO GARDEN ROOM

Renovated to a high specification, light and airy room, perfect for a couple or small family of 3. T.V. Wifi. Own deck terrace overlooking view of garden and hills. Double bed 4'wide, single day bed. spacious en-suite bathroom has a shower, basin and toilet. The room has a food preparation area with small fridge, kettle, toaster and microwave. Crockery and cutlery. tea, coffee, milk. Centre Parking space on front drive. Sainsburys, tesco, local shops all nearby. Cafe's, restaurants and pubs. Steps down to the garden room, and steps up to garden room terrace.

This property is situated on the edge of the historic market town of Dursley, with plenty of local shops and supermarkets and cafes. The award winning 18th century Old Spot pub is the perfect place for good food and fantastic local beer. In the surrounding area there are endless opportunities for walking and cycling, Stinchcombe golf course is a mile up the road, Westonbert arboretum and Berkley castle are a short drive away. amongst many other attractions and easy access to Bristol, Bath and Cheltenham.

Guest Suite 2 at The Old Stables Guest House. Suitable for business and holiday guests with large desk dresser, reliable wifi, TV, comfortable mattress, hot drinks facilities, mini fridge, microwave, cutlery and crockery. This cosy en-suite bedroom is warm and comfortable. Styled with vintage decoration and luxurious materials. House keeping and laundry service. Spacious en-suite bathroom. Ground floor access, private entrance and small patio area with chair. Ample off road parking.

The price is based on the number of guests staying.

There is a public house, social club and hairdressers in the high street. The nearest town Chipping Sodbury is 4 miles south and Wotton-under-Edge is 5 miles north.

This is a grade 2 listed flat with original features. Situated on Cotwold way in popular walking area, with many interesting and historical sites to visit close by. Close to Restaurants, Pubs, Pool and Gym and Supermarket (within a minutes walk). I live off site but will be available by email or phone for visitors.

As I live off site, I may not be able to provide fresh milk or bread although i will try to do so. However there will be cereals and a variety of teas and coffee available for guests at all times. There is a combination microwave oven, a toaster and a hob as well as pots pans crockery and cutlery for use of guests. PLEASE NOTE: The oven is not unfortunately in use.

Lovely spacious garden Studio, with its own entrance and outside seating and garden area. Ideal for short and long stay getaways in the Cotswolds in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Ideally situated for walking the Cotswold way and surrounding countryside or exploring Bath (a World Heritage site), Bristol and Cheltenham. Sean is an experienced potter and garden designer which is reflected in the decor. The annex lends itself for a romantic getaway, with total privacy.

The Studio is a self-contained with its own kitchen, bathroom dining room and sitting room. The sitting room has large French windows which look out onto a lovely garden, which you are free to walk around. There is a private outside sitting space surrounded by garden. The Studio is light and airy. If you are booking in the winter there is efficient central heating. We provide milk, tea, coffee, bread, butter, cereal and bacon and eggs as a welcome pack.

Wortley is a hamlet close to Wotton under Edge. There are no shops or pub in Wortley but we will provide you with a list of places to eat out that are near by, from cafes, pubs and fine dining.

The Cider House is a spacious and comfortable home opposite the Village Green in Cromhall, near to Wotton-under-Edge on the southern fringe of the Cotswolds in Gloucestershire. The village is conveniently located for the M5, with J14 approx. 10 mins by car, and the A38 a similar distance. Easy access to local market towns of Thornbury and Wotton-under-Edge, as well as to Bristol and Bath. The barn is next door to our home but entirely self-contained and private with parking for two cars.

The Cider House is a converted barn on what used to be a working farm. The building dates from the late 18th Century and for many years was used to brew cider - a traditional West Country drink !- from local orchards, up until the mid-1980s when our family moved here and made it our home. The house is renovated to high standards with modern features and finish. The ground floor has a large kitchen and dining area, with a fully equipped kitchen, washing machine and dishwasher. The ground floor has a bedroom with en-suite/shared shower room, with steps to the living room with woodburner stove. Stairs lead to the upper floor where there is a further bedroom and second living space which can be used as a sleeping area, as well as a further bathroom. There are also two outside patio areas. The house has beautiful and uninterrupted views of the local countryside.

Cromhall is a quiet village in South Gloucestershire, located near to the southern edge of the Cotswolds to the North, and to the South the vibrant cities of Bristol and Bath. The village has a village pub, the Royal Oak, and a pretty church. There are also country walks and footpaths across the local lanes and fields, and Cromhall Diving Centre. The Avon Cycling Path passes through Cromhall. Nearby villages include Tortworth (where Tortworth Court Hotel is located, previously the country home of the Earl of Ducie), and which also has a pretty Church, as well as a farm shop for the Ducie Estate, which sells locally produced food and has a pleasant cafe. Wotton-Under-Edge is a pretty Cotswold market town less than 5 miles away, where there are several pubs and restaurants, as well as takeaways. Thornbury is also nearby, famous for a castle (now a hotel) where Henry VIII stayed. Other interesting attractions nearby include Berkeley Castle, Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust, Westonbirt National Arboretum. Gloucester has Gloucester Cathedral and the docks area. The entire region is famous for its walking and horse riding opportunities. Bristol is the largest city in the South West and is around 15 miles away. There are many attractions in Bristol, including Bristol Docks and Waterfront, many museums and galleries, and plenty of high quality bars and restaurants. Bath is also around 23 miles away with its Roman Baths, beautiful Georgian architecture and attractions.

Comfortable and rustic pair of cosy log cabins, one for living and sleeping with a private deck, another adjacent fed by spring water housing the small but lovely shower room and kitchen. A couple of mins from the Cotswold way, a mile from the station and half a mile from the nearest town with it's restaurants, pubs, bus station and shops. Great for walkers, writers, artists and bird/wildlife enthusiasts or just relaxing. Air is pure, stars are wonderful, mornings often bring wildlife visitors.

10 paces in the fresh air between the two cabins. There is also one double bedroom available separately in the house with a private bathroom. Message me for details. If you love being in nature you will really enjoy this place. The views are wonderful.

Lots of horses pass by, this is a rural hamlet where you will feel close to nature without being completely isolated. For attractions and eateries click through and read. Half a mile downhill to pubs, shops, restaurants, walkable in the daylight, at night you would have to have a good torch, a stout heart and shoes ! NEARBY ATTRACTIONS; Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust, Berkeley Castle, Woodchester Park and Mansion. Tetbury with its typically beautiful grey stone cotswold architecture, antique shops to make wonderful finds in and lovely pubs, restaurants and coffee bars. Cafe 53 is great. Highgrove and Westonbirt Arboretum are on the outskirts of Tetbury. Stroud. Farmers market on a Saturday morning is wonderful, fresh produce, world food stalls selling delicious food, this is a fun arty town to visit. Museum in the Park in Stroud has interesting exhibitions. RESTAURANTS ; The Bell at Selsley GL5 5JY. Tel (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). About 10 mins drive. My favourite for supper. The Falcon, 20 Church St, Wotton-Under-Edge. Tel (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Apx 15 mins .Fabulous fillet steak, they have their own farm, there is a sister pub closer perhaps, The Rose and Crown at Nympsfield GL10 3TU Tel (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). The Weighbridge, Longfords, Minchinhampton GL6 9AN Tel (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). Apx 20 mins. Experiential .. Cracking old pub, famous 2 in 1 pies. For Sunday Lunch no question... The Old Spot, Dursley, Hill Rd GL11 4JQ. Good portions, good food, real ales, 2 sittings only at 12 and at 2, best to book but you can try wandering in. Tel (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) mins away. The Hog at Horsley, The Cross, GL6 0PR. Tel (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). Closed Monday. For Fish Lunches the wonderful Williams Food Hall, 3 Fountain St, Nailsworth GL6 0BL. T (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). At the time of writing you cannot book, lunches 12 till 4. Love this for a treat fresh fresh fresh. 15 mins. Wild Garlic, 3 Cossack Sq, Nailsworth GL6 0DB Tel (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). I haven't been for a long time, but strong on the veggie or gluten free front. Distance as above. No 23 Bar and Bistro. 23 Nelson St, Stroud GL5 2HH. Tel (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). Spanish influenced tapas, vegan and veggie catered for. The Bengal Lounge, Long St, Dursley GL11 4HR. T. (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) mins away or will deliver. No need to book. Hideous lighting, delicious food, award winning chef. CAFES; Love .The Vestry at Premature Arts Uley. Bethesda Chapel GL11 4HR. 5 mins. T (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) artistic, fresh good light food that you will wait for, good coffee, good wifi. Bank Cafe, 80 Parsonage Street, GL11 4AA. 9-5 and Sunday 10-4. Service can be slow, great food, atmosphere, sofas, papers, wifi. 5 mins. The Canteen at Nailsworth. Behind Domestic Science which is a good exploring shop for antiques and more. Shop hours, 20 mins. GL6. Jolly Nice, Frampton Mansell. GL6 8HZ. (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). Open every day 8am to 7pm. Coffee or light lunch in a field, or a big yurt, it's about 25 mins but fun and there are little shops, good reviews for ice cream, burgers, cakes.

Our characterful Victorian townhouse is on a quiet lane in the centre of Dursley, a small market town in the Cotswolds. We are located on the Cotswold Way, making us a perfect stop for walkers, and just a short walk from shops, cafes and restaurants. Dursley is surrounded by stunning scenery and several award-winning country pubs, and is perfectly situated for a quiet Cotswolds break any time of the year. We love hosting people in our home and are happy to help you plan your visit!

Come and enjoy a visit to the Cotswolds and stay in a comfortable double room in a Grade II listed Victorian townhouse with your own bathroom (next to your bedroom) on the ground floor. There is another bathroom, with a free-standing tub, on the top floor. It's our home, which we share with a well-mannered Welsh Terrier. Tucked away on a quiet footpath, we are a minute's walk from all town centre services, bus station (buses for Bristol, Stroud & Gloucester), supermarket, pubs, cafes and a wide range of shops. There's a couple of good curry houses and an Italian restaurant in town too, a stone's throw from our door. The Cotswold Way long-distance footpath passes right by us, and walkers are particularly welcome. Rail station at Cam 2 miles away (from where we can pick you up if you miss the last bus) with regular trains to Bristol and Gloucester. We offer high speed wi-fi, use of the kitchen (or optionally a cooked dinner for a modest fee) and a continental breakfast. We love to meet visitors from overseas and will be happy to introduce you to the beauty of the Cotswolds. Our local pub also happens to be a recent CAMRA UK pub of the year winner, so a good choice for ale- and cider-lovers. If you need a guide to find the best views, walks and hidden country pubs look no further. Folding single bed for a child also available if needed. Although not fully level / wheelchair accessible, this ground floor accommodation is very suitable if you have restricted mobility and we'll do our best to overcome any obstacles. This listing is for Room 1, our ground floor double; it also includes some photos of Room 2, our first floor lounge with a pull-out couch; this room can be rented as a second room if required.

Dursley is a small market town on the less-touristy side of the Cotswolds. We never have bus-loads from overseas arriving to photograph our High Street, but in every direction we are surrounded by steep hills, beech woods, and spectacular views from the Cotswold escarpment across the river Severn over into Wales. On a good day you can see the Brecon Beacons and on a bad day The Old Spot is the most welcoming pub in the world.

A large airy double bedroom (8m x 6m) complete with double bed, ensuite bathroom, double sofa bed and dressing table and single armchair. The sofa bed fold outs onto the floor, and is best suited to younger visitors. We also have a travel cot for babies. There is a TV in the room with a PS3 plus about 20 games. Secure bike storage is available inside the house.

The room resides within a modern detached property, sitting a few strides away from the famed Cotswold Way walk, nestled against the side of Stinchcombe Hill. We are a 500m walk from the centre of the historic market town of Dursley. The house features high-speed broadband, and the room has tea and coffee making facilities. There is a TV with a built-in DVD player, which can also access streamed services such as the BBC iPlayer and ITV Hub. Ironing facilities are available in the room. Parking is situated outside of the house. Local amenities are plentiful, with Dursley experiencing a culinary explosion in recent years. There is a choice of an Italian restaurant, a Mexican restaurant, two curry houses and a tapas restaurant. Aside from these, pub food is available as well as fish'n'chips and chinese takeaway. Lighter bites and breakfasts are available on the high street, with a choice of 4 cafes. For longer stays Dursley also boasts a leisure centre with a gym and 25 metre pool, two 18 hole golf courses (Stinchcombe Hill and Cotswold Edge), a library, 5 pubs, 3 supermarkets and several convenience stores. Local attractions include Slimbridge Wetlands Trust, Berkeley Castle, and in the warmer months Cattle Country childrens theme park. For equestrian lovers we are short drive from the Beaufort Polo Club and the Badminton Horse Trials. Dursley is well connected, with the town being a short drive from the A38, which can be accessed from the M5 junction 13 at Stroud, or junction 14 at Thornbury. Alternatively the train station in Cam is only 3 miles away and buses run from the station to the centre of Dursley.

My place is close to all things nature. You’ll love my place because of the cosiness and the piece and quiet. My place is good for couples, business travellers, and families (with kids).

Peter's Nest is a favourite cottage for honeymooners and couples--especially walkers and those with dogs! This Cotswold stone cottage tucked away by woods is the perfect 'love nest' for two, Virgilian in bucolic peace and sweet sylvan scenery. Downstairs the house has an modern, open-plan kitchen and living room with a wood-burning stove in one corner and a small bathroom. Upstairs is a cosy bedroom with a low ceiling, a perfect retreat from the world.

In a clearing below Peter's Nest Wood known mysteriously as 'Hell's Throat', hard by a woodland spring is the original tiny cottage of Woodwells farmstead, marked on an 1847 map. INTERIOR Downstairs we enter through the kitchen, which leads into the living room with comfortable dining and sitting areas, and a cosy wood-burning stove. The bathroom is adjacent. As this is a small cottage the ceiling height is low in the bathroom! The cottage is heated by storage heaters. A narrow staircase lead upstairs to the small double attic bedroom (with very low, sloping ceilings under the eaves) with queen-sized bed, enjoying views to the west down the Owlpen valley. Hanging space for clothes is provided under the eaves, and a small dressing table. Peters Nest is situated in the east of the valley in the heart of the woods, making it a perfect location for walkers looking to explore the valley, and is adjacent to Woodwells cottage. There is ample parking and a small garden adjoining the garden of Woodwells cottage. There is also a large wilderness woodland dell to the east of the cottage. A small wrought iron table provides the opportunity to enjoy a sunset aperitif or breakfast coffee. Or watch the wild life and sociable pheasants. Key Features •Favourite with honeymooners •Nestled in the heart of the woods •Perfect location for walkers •Wood-burning stove •Dog friendly •Sleeps 2

The Cotswolds are one of England's best known touring regions of picturesque hills, limestone villages and scenic attractions. The magical deep wooded valleys here form its most spectacular scenery. Golf, gliding, riding, antique shops, historic houses, castles and gardens nearby. But many visitors never leave the privacy of the Owlpen estate, with its miles of footpaths and utter seclusion. The Owlpen valley has long been recognised as one of the most romantic places in England and provides guests with an exclusive and relaxing hideaway, surrounded by private woods and hills and many miles of walks--from a gentle stroll round the estate trails to a 20 mile trek along the Cotswold Way. This is Laure Lee country, situated in the Royal Triangle in the heart of the Cotswolds hills. The historic cities of Bath, Cheltenham and Cirencester are all within an easy drive, as are the cultural and scenic attractions of Oxford, Blenheim and Stratford Upon Avon, which are popular day excursions. An ideal base for the Horse Trials at Badminton and Gatcombe Park and racing at Cheltenham. Westonbirt Arboretum and the Wildfowl Trust at Slimbridge are nearby. Newark Park (National Trust) and Woodchester Mansion are three miles away, as well as many historic houses and gardens, including Berkeley Castle, Chavenage House, Sudeley Castle, and Highgrove—if you can get in. The choice of attractions and things to see and do is huge and you will need to return many times to see and explore it all.

If you want to get away to a quiet rural retreat,then this may be the place for you. This delightful detached dorma bungalow enjoys spectacular views over open fields. It is rooted in the countryside, yet within easy distance of Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham, Stroud and Gloucester. You can pick up the Cotswold Way from the bottom of the garden and yet its just a couple of miles to the train station. You are all welcome whether business, leisure or pleasure.

The private bedroom is really cosy with a super comfortable small double Vi-Spring bed. There is room for a sofa and chair. Lovely views of Stinchcombe hill to the front of the house.

The neighbourhood is semi rural. My property backs on to open fields. Upper Cam is centrally located between, Bristol, Bath, Gloucester and Cheltenham.

One bedroom single-storey cottage in a secluded Cotswold valley. The door opens into a spacious living room with sofa and a window along one wall. This leads into the double bedroom beyond, with dressing table and ample storage space. A kitchen with dining table for two has views across the Owlpen valley. This comfortable retreat come with its own garden filled with trees, flowers, lawn and parking space, and beautiful views. New bathroom 2015, and living rooms refurbished November 2016.

This traditional cottage is laid out on one floor: an entrance hall leads to pretty sitting room with wood-burning stove, sofa and TV; bedroom with double bed, kitchen and bathroom, with bath and over-bath shower. There are no steps to climb (except for two outside from the car park). Situated off the lane from Uley village, adjacent to Summerfield farmhouse and opposite Owlpen farm, the cottage has delightful views west towards Uley with its church and iron-age Bury, and also down to the manor house. Summerfield is a favourite cottage for honeymooners and older folk. Wander the gardens of the Tudor manor house at your leisure, and enjoy miles of walks in private woodland in this hidden corner Gloucestershire. Summerfield is the best suited of our smaller cottages for guests with limited mobility. It has easy walking access with no internal stairs and only two to three steps up or down to access the property. However, the cottage is not specifically fitted for the disabled, so please call the Estate Office to discuss your individual requirements so we can advise on suitability for your needs. Key Features: New wood-burning stove Favourite with couples Dog friendly Enclosed private garden Only two steps Delightful views Sleeps 2

The Cotswolds are one of England's best known touring regions of picturesque hills, limestone villages and scenic attractions. The magical deep wooded valleys here form its most spectacular scenery. The Owlpen valley has long been recognised as one of the most romantic places in England and provides guests with an exclusive and relaxing hideaway, surrounded by private woods and hills and many miles of walks--from a gentle stroll round the estate trails to a 20 mile trek along the Cotswold Way. This is Laure Lee country, situated in the Royal Triangle in the heart of the Cotswolds hills. The historic cities of Bath, Cheltenham and Cirencester are all within an easy drive, as are the cultural and scenic attractions of Oxford, Blenheim and Stratford Upon Avon, which are popular day excursions. An ideal base for the Horse Trials at Badminton and Gatcombe Park and racing at Cheltenham. Newark Park (National Trust) and Woodchester Mansion are three miles away, as well as many historic houses, including Berkeley Castle, Chavenage House and Sudeley Castle. The choice of attractions and things to see and do is huge and you will want to return to see and explore it all. Extra details Golf, gliding, riding, antique shops, historic houses, castles and gardens nearby. But many visitors never leave the privacy of the Owlpen estate, with its miles of footpaths and 800-years of history.

South facing, quiet, cottage with exceptional views set in valley of "Outstanding natural beauty" 500 metres from Cotswold way. Relax by the wood burning stove & sleep in good quality cotton sheets on super king size antique brass bed, this comfortable cottage with a small terrace and private lawn will restore equilibrium to your life. Light filled rooms are decorated with original paintings and textiles. There is wi fi but the connection is sometimes slow.

All cars are left in the drive, providing complete quite near the cottage. Please note there is a 80 metre walk up from the drive along a grassy garden path.

The popular historic village of Wotton-Under-edge, is just 15 minutes walk and boasts its own small cinema,charming coffee shops and old fashioned high street. Newark Park , national trust, a spectacular early Renaissance hunting lodge with tea room is one of the many attractions that can be walked to from the cottage. Nearby historic towns include Bath, Cirencester, Bristol and Tetbury. World renowned gardens within easy reach are Hidcote, kiftsgate, Misserden Park, Painswick Rococco gardens, Rodmarton Manor and also Highgrove for which advanced booking required. Westonbirt arboretum, Berkley castle and Slimbridge wildfowl trust are all within ten miles .Several pubs within walking distance. Cotswold Edge golf course , Horse trials at Badminton and Gatcombe park, polo at Cirencester and Beaufort polo club.

The Stables is a stylishly renovated, detached, one bedroom cottage, nestled on the edge of the Cotswolds on a tranquil 20 acre smallholding with a babbling brook running through the fields...total relaxation...experience a slice of the good life.

Perfect for long weekend breaks in the Cotswolds. The Stables is available all year round for brisk country walks, peaceful slumbers in the orchard and snug times by the woodburner. It is bright, warm and welcoming inside and beautifully positioned away from the farmhouse in a peaceful setting, close to the brook and overlooking the old orchard. Luxuriously furnished - it offers a large upstairs double bedroom with king-size bed and palatial en-suite bathroom with cast iron roll-top bath - relax and enjoy the orchard view. There is also a large walk-in shower. Downstairs the open-plan kitchen and living area are flooded with light from the three old stable door openings. The kitchen is well equipped with fridge/freezer, cooker and dishwasher, plus washer-dryer and the woodburner in the corner of the living area invites you to snuggle down in front of the fire.

Within walking distance is the village of Kingswood with a lovely pub and village shop. Also close by is the charming town of Wotton under Edge with a fantastic array of independently owned shops and pubs. There are many great walks along the cotswold edge from the farm including the Cotswold Way. Many great local attractions are nearby including the beautiful estates of Newark and Dyrham Park. The antique mecca of Tetbury, the historic Spa towns of Cheltenham and Bath, the fabulous city of Bristol are all close by. Westonbirt Arboretum, Slimbridge Wetland Centre all provide year long interest alongside famous sporting events such as Badminton & Gatcombe Horse Trials and Cheltenham Races.

A small private cottage set in the garden of a family country home with beautiful views. The house comprises of a spacious bedroom (superking bed which can be made into two singles), modern ensuite bathroom with bath and separate shower and a room next door which has a fridge, basin, toaster mini oven, hob, microwave and tea and coffee facilities. The house is just metres from the famous Cotswold Way and is a two minute drive from the historic town of Wotton-Under-Edge.

Guests are welcome to walk around the beautiful garden, which is normally only open to the public once a year via the NGS. The cottage backs onto a fruit filled orchard where guests can sit and enjoy the nice weather.

Loft apartment in the lovely idyllic village of Leighterton in the Cotswolds. Surrounded by farms and fields with plenty of walks to explore. Perfect spot for Concerts at Westonbirt Arboretum or Badminton horse trials only a short distance away. Village pub only 2 minute walk down the road.

Quiet Idyllic village with beautiful church and village pond with country side walks on your doorstep.

Set in tranquil woodland with a lake, this former watermill makes a delightful base for nature lovers and walkers.. Beamed living/dining room. Small fitted kitchen. Modern bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. First floor: Two pretty, beamed bedrooms; one double with 5ft bed and one twin.. - Electric fire - Elec, oil CH, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi inc - Electric blanket - TV - DVD - Stereo/CD - M/wave - D/washer - Freezer - Patio with furniture - Grounds of 6 acres with lake, shared with owner - BBQ - Parking - Basement games room with pool table and darts - Rowing boat - Natural spring water supply - No children under 5 yrs - No smoking . This pretty holiday cottage has been converted from a watermill on a beautiful 6-acre estate which, with its lake and attractive woodland, is a haven for wildlife, including several types of wildfowl. Set near the owner’s home, it is in an idyllically peaceful spot, surrounded by magnificent walking and cycling country, with the Cotswold Way 1 mile along the lane. Slimbridge and Westonbirt Arboretum are both a short drive away. Bristol, Bath and Cheltenham, all 20 miles. Shops 2½ miles.

Enjoy a night under the stars with beautiful views of the rolling hills of Gloucestershire. Our glamping tipis are the perfect escape to tranquility. We have set up camp so you don't have to, just come and relax.

Glamping is the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and comfort. Our tipis are great for couples or small families wishing to explore Gloucestershire. Each tipi has a fire pit, so you can cook your dinner on an open fire or roast marshmallows after an evening meal in our local pub.

We are right on the cotswold way, for those on a walking trip this is an ideal spot to explore the country side from. Restaurants, pubs, cafes and amenities are all available in the local village Wotton-Under-Edge