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The Surveyor's House lies in the heart of Tetbury, nestled amongst a sprinkling of independent shops, restaurants and coffee shops. Finished to an exceptional standard, house is stylish, spacious and cosy. It's tastefully furnished and peppered with fascinating antiques - each with its own story. The house is a year-round destination. Families are well-catered for with two double bedrooms and garden room/study, and it’s also a popular retreat for couples looking for a private, romantic getaway.

The Surveyor’s House is spread over three floors and is equipped with all you need for a relaxing break: ​ Free wifi Wireless speakers in each room Full central heating controlled by Hive Dishwasher, coffee machine, washing machine and tumble drier All bedding (feather, but alternatives available for those with allergies), linen and towels Hairdryer in each room Telephone for incoming calls Basket of logs for the log burner Stairgate, highchair and travel cot No hidden costs – price includes everything (e.g. heating, electric, gas, logs, water, linen, towels and wifi) and no damage deposit required Essentials such as washing-up liquid, toilet roll, kitchen roll and tea towel included Easy parking - a loading bay outside where you can pull in and unload your cases. Long stay parking is just around the corner at £2 for 24 hours.

Fancy living like a hobbit in Hobbiton on a hobbity hill? Or perhaps you’d like to feel like Gulliver in Lilliput for the time of a weekend? The Little House on Gumstool Hill is as cosy as it gets. Sitting on the popular Gumstool Hill in the heart of the Cotswolds, The Folly (the cottage) is only a stone’s throw away from the centre of Tetbury. There are lovely walks just outside the cottage along the small river, and all the services are extremely close.

We have a self check-in process so you won't come in contact with anyone, and the cottage will be thoroughly cleaned using bleach, hot water, and anti-bac on all surfaces before every stay. If you want to self-isolate and book a period longer than 1 week, please send me a message. The cottage features lovely Cotswold stone and roof tiles. It is very small, but comfortable and some parts of it are newly refurbished. A paddle space saver staircase leads to the upstairs bedroom. It comprises of a king size bed, a high pile rug (snug for your toes) and two bedside tables (nothing else will fit!). You can have your breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, luncheon, afternoon tea, dinner and supper in the kitchenette. Or alternatively you can nip into the local bakery and iconic pubs only a tiny stroll away. The kitchenette has two portable electric hobs, a microwave oven, a kettle, a toaster, a small fridge and all the necessary kitchenware and cutlery. We supply tea, coffee, sugar, olive oil and salt and pepper.

Tetbury has won numerous awards, earning the accolade "Heart of England in Bloom" and "Best Small Town." It was founded as an ancient hill fort, and on the same site was later built a Saxon monastery in 681, most likely by Ine of Wessex. Today, Tetbury is known as a small hidden gem of an English town, praised for its charming cottages and ivy-clad buildings and cottages, abundance of flowers and greenery, history, wool, antique shops, and historic buildings. Being in the Cotswolds, a number of lovely and popular walks are available to you, as well as the myriad of cute and iconic villages.

Welcome to Pear Tree Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Pear Tree Cottage is a beautifully renovated holiday home peacefully located in the rural hamlet of Cherington. Surrounded by the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Cherington is a quintessential English village with a village green and a parish church. Close by is the village of Avening, home to two well-regarded country pubs, and there is a lovely organic farm shop with a café just a five minute drive from the cottage. Cherington is perfectly placed for exploring the many pretty towns and villages of the South Cotswolds including Tetbury, Nailsworth, Malmesbury and Cirencester, as well as the spa towns of Bath and Cheltenham. 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!

Pear Tree Cottage is located in the quiet hamlet of Cherington. Accessed via a lovely patio garden, the front door opens directly into the spacious yet cosy living room. The following rooms are located on the ground floor: Living room: This bright and airy space is full of character and charm, including a bay window, wooden flooring, an inglenook fireplace with a cosy wood burning stove and vintage and antique tables, all complemented by wonderful artwork. There are two sofas, a Freeview TV with a DVD player, and a DAB radio; Dining room: This elegantly presented room is an ideal space for entertaining. There is a large wooden dining table with seating for six, an inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove, a restored antique chair, a converted copper paraffin lamp and an iPod docking station; Kitchen: This well-equipped space is perfect for home cooking and features an electric oven with four-ring electric hob, fridge with ice box, dishwasher, kettle, toaster and a CD player with radio; Utility room: A handy space for keeping muddy boots and storing jackets. This room contains a washing machine/tumble dryer, microwave and an additional fridge. A staircase in between the kitchen and utility room leads up to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Master bedroom: A beautifully presented room with gorgeous views overlooking the quiet country lane from the bay window. There is a king size bed, two chests of drawers (one with a vanity mirror), a wooden rocking chair, plus hooks behind the door for additional hanging space; Bedroom 2: Overlooking the pear tree in the front garden, this lovely bedroom contains two single beds, a chest of drawers for storage, plus hooks for additional hanging space; Family bathroom: A bright and stylish bathroom with a bath, walk-in shower, toilet, wash basin and a heated towel rail. The beautiful rear garden is accessed via the utility room and comprises three different areas. The first section is a lawn bordered by pretty flowers and a box hedge, a lovely setting to relax and unwind. From here, the garden continues through a gap in the stone wall to another well-maintained area which is bordered by flowers, grasses and a variety of fruit trees. This part of the garden descends to one last lawn area, a lovely tranquil space which provides stunning views over the rolling hills and Cotswold countryside beyond. Free on-street parking is readily available close to the cottage and throughout the hamlet.

The Cotswolds are characterised by attractive small towns and villages, built of the underlying Cotswold stone (a yellow oolitic limestone). In the Middle Ages the wool trade made the Cotswolds prosperous and some of this money was put into the building of churches, leaving the area with a number of large handsome Cotswold stone "wool churches". The area remains affluent, which has encouraged the establishment of many high quality pubs, restaurants and antique shops.

West Cottage is a charming Cotswold stone cottage, located right in the heart of the royal historic town of Tetbury with country pubs and shops just a stone's throw from the front door. Due to its location, the property is perfect for romantic getaways or a family break from the city and those who are attending weddings at nearby venues. We welcome all guests. Pets considered, however there will be an additional cleaning fee. Please contact us before making your reservation to confirm.

We are in a perfect location if you want some peace and quiet or if you are looking for a space to enjoy your friends and family. Our location is perfect for those attending a wedding nearby and we can help you arrange your transport. We are child friendly with books, games and movies inside for relaxing. There are many walks from the cottage where you will experience the natural beauty of The Cotswolds.

Tetbury is perfect for the Royals so it is perfect for you! Tetbury is world-renowned for its unique Royal associations. Highgrove, home of HRH The Prince of Wales is situated just outside Tetbury, and Gatcombe Park, home of the Princess Royal is also nearby. Surrounded by beautiful farmland and wild flowered meadows, and ancient woodland Tetbury is an ideal self-catering base for Gloucestershire walking or driving holidays, and is well-positioned for visiting the beautiful villages of the Cotswolds, and towns such as Bath and Cirencester. There is an abundance of antique shops and markets. We are spoilt for choice of where to eat...from cosy country pubs, fabulous restaurants and Manor houses a short drive away.

Set in the idyllic village of Hankerton, next to a well known spa offering massage and beauty treatments and beautiful gardens. There is a double bedroom, living room, shower and a kitchenette. Ample Parking. Due to the current situation I would be very prepared to give big reductions for anyone who would like to come and stay, it’s a wonderful place to isolate yourselves, it will be deep cleaned wonderful walks, beautiful garden, tennis court and hairdressers and beauty treatments good WiFi.

The accommodation is situated in a beautiful garden, very quiet and peaceful, ideal for a getaway from the city. Near the accommodation you will find a small garden for your own use with a table and chairs under the apple tree, where you can sit and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. There is also a beauty spa open all week called Lifestyle Health and Beauty which has all the latest treatments. We would like to encourage people who are working in the area to take our accommodation as it's near Cheltenham, Swindon, Bath and not far from Bristol.

Hankerton is a small Cotswold village between Malmesbury and Tetbury. Swindon Bath and Cheltenham are near. Nearby Malmesbury is an historic town with a wonderful Abbey that you might wish to visit. You may also like to see the gardens tended by the celebrated naked gardeners next door! A little further, Tetbury has some wonderful antique shops and delicatessens to browse and the famous Highgrove Shop, which is well worth a visit. Within ten miles is the market town of Cirencester, which is at the heart of the Cotswolds and there are many shops and an interesting Roman museum. For water sports, one can enjoy an abundance of activities such as sailing, jet ski, kite surfing and fishing around the many lakes of the Cotswold Water Parks, a few miles away.

Wonderful modern semi detached house situated in the beautiful village of Tetbury within the Costwolds. It is within a few minutes walk of the town square, shops, antiques, restaurants and pubs. We're right in the middle of the Cotswolds so the main towns and villages are all within a 20-40 min drive. Main attractions in Tetbury: -The Royal Gardens at Highgrove -Westonbirt Arboretum -Clavenage House

The house has just been freshed up with new painting, flooring and furniture. The kitchen / dining area is fitted with new dishwasher, full size oven, fridge, Fred, hob and grill. There is one bedroom with a brand new single bed that can be converted to a double and another bedroom with a normal single bed (also new). There is a bathroom with bath and shower over, WC and sink. Toilet downstairs. Very cosy living room and very light and welcoming conservatory that opens up to a garden.

The town of Tetbury is in the Gloucestershire Cotswolds and is proud of its 1300 years of recorded history since 681 when Tetta's Monastery was mentioned in a charter by King Ethelred of Mercia. In the Middle Ages, Tetbury was an important market town for the Cotswolds wool trade and the town centre is still dominated by the splendid pillared Market House built in 1655. The town is known as an 'architectural gem' as many of the wool merchants houses still look as they did 300 years ago. Tetbury is well known for its 25 antique shops and its close proximity to Prince Charles's residence of Highgrove. The town has a wonderful variety of shops including many specialist shops offering a wide choice. Many of the shops are individually owned where you will receive personal attention of the owner and experience a level of service long since vanished from many high streets. Several of Tetbury's retailers have received national awards for excellence and the visitor will notice that many of the towns businesses bear the Prince of Wales feathers as a sign that they hold the Royal Warrant. The market town of Tetbury has a wide choice of tea shops, bistros, cafes, pubs and restaurants which offer a good choice of food and drink. Some of our favourite pubs are the Royal Oak, Snooty Fox or Priory Inn.

Baytree Court is a newly renovated, Cotswold stone, grade II listed, two bedroomed, split level apartment that will comfortably sleep 4 people. Perfect for an relaxing getaway, it is situated in the centre of this beautiful small market town. Tetbury is often referred to as the 'Jewel in the Crown' of the Cotswolds.

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Tetbury is well known for its close proximity to Prince Charles's residence, Highgrove. Within a minute’s walk you will find the Highgrove gift shop, a specialist cheese shop, Hobbs House bakery (Fabulous Baker Boys), The Close Hotel (great garden in the summer and cosy fire in the winter) and if you like antiques, you will be spoilt for choice! There is also a great selection of cafes, country pubs & exclusive independent boutiques. You are minutes away from Badminton, Gatcombe, Highgrove, Chavenage House and Westonbirt Arboretum. Slightly further afield you have Cirencester, Bath, Bristol, Cheltenham and Gloucester.

A perfectly-appointed cottage within a few paces of the elegant and royally-connected Cotswold market town of Tetbury, Old Stables sleeps 5 guests in 3 bedrooms, with 1 family bathroom and a lovely enclosed courtyard garden.

Introduction Perched on the side of The Chipping, above the picture-perfect green that lies at the bottom of the infamous Gumstool Hill, sits Old Stables, an idyllic Cotswolds holiday cottage. Offering both excellent amenities and a fabulous location, Old Stables provides a warm welcome for visitors looking to explore this enchanting area of the English countryside. A semi-detached, natural stone cottage, accessed via a paved pathway above the green, from the outside Old Stables is the epitome of understated Cotswold cosiness. Benefiting from a shared front patio and a private, enclosed, south-facing courtyard garden to the rear, guests can enjoy relaxing and dining al fresco. In the warmer months, the courtyard basks in the bloom of the pretty wall-climbing garden. Inside, the cottage is well-equipped, simple and stylish. A cosy Living Room and spacious Kitchen/Dining area comprise the ground floor. Upstairs, guests have use of 3 bedrooms, including the Master Bedroom, Single Room and Twin Room with 2 small doubles – perfect for those who enjoy a little extra space. Tetbury itself is a wonderful town to enjoy over a weekend, or from which to base yourself when exploring the wider Cotswolds. If you’re a lover of all things vintage or antique – Tetbury is undoubtedly the place for you. Teeming with unique antique shops, and an abundance of cafes, boutiques and pubs and of course, Prince Charles’ Tetbury residence inspired shop – Highgrove, where all profits go to The Prince of Wales’ Charitable Foundation. Westonbirt Arboretum, home to over 2500 different species of tree, is just a short drive away, as is the bigger market town of Cirencester.   Facilities  Sleeps 5 in 3 bedrooms in 1 king size bed , 2 small doubles (4ft) and 1 single bed.  1 bathroom  Toiletries provided  Free on-street parking and free nearby car park  Heating  WiFi  Child friendly  AEG washer/dryer  All bed linen, bath towels and tea towels provided  Hairdryer  Neff oven and induction hobs  Microwave  John Lewis dishwasher  Fridge  Freezer  Breville kettle and Spectrum 4 slot toaster  1 x high chairs  1 x travel cots (NB linen for travel cots not supplied. Please bring your own.)  Private enclosed walled garden  Outdoor dining area  Garden furniture  Bush Smart TV Full Description Ground Floor Porch Enter through the porch into the… Living Room An elegant and cosy Living Room with dual aspect windows, a central coffee table, electric fireplace and flat screen Smart TV, with homely finishing touches such as throw blankets and magazines. Through the door into the… Kitchen/ Dining Area A bright, spacious and well-equipped space, perfect for cooking and dining. The classic shaker-style Kitchen features a fully integrated cooker and hobs, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, kettle, toaster, microwave and cafetière as well as a dining table that can seat up to 5 guests. Guests have access to the garden via a back kitchen door. Head upstairs to the landing… Upstairs Family Bathroom A good-sized modern family bathroom with a bath, chrome mixer-tap and over-head shower attachment, pedestal washbasin and toilet. Turn left into the… Master Bedroom Light and airy, the Master Bedroom faces over the courtyard garden. With an incredibly comfortable memory foam king size bed, bedside tables and wardrobe, this is the perfect bedroom to relax in after a long day exploring the area! Turn left into… Twin Bedroom Similarly sized to the Master Bedroom, the Twin Bedroom provides guests with the option of sharing a bed or sleeping separately thanks to its 2 small 4ft double beds. With dual aspect windows, a shared bedside table and wardrobe, this is a really lovely bedroom and great alternative to 2 single beds that are traditionally found in a twin room. Turn left into the… Single Bedroom Ideal for a younger guest, this compact little room has a very comfortable single bed and pretty views over the green. Outside A south-facing courtyard garden is a real sun trap, with the rear wall adorned in climbing plants. Guests have use of an outdoor dining table and comfortable patio furniture.

Local Amenities Within a minutes’ walk up a pedestrianised path from the cottage, you will find yourself in Tetbury town centre, where you’ll find a Co-Operative Food, well-equipped for basic groceries and supplies. For something a little special, Highgrove Shop is also on the high street of the town, selling a selection of luxury organic foods and homeware inspired by Prince Charles’ nearby Highgrove Estate. A Tesco Superstore is also just a 10-minute stroll (or 2-minute car journey) from the cottage on London Road, with nearby Cirencester boasting a Waitrose and large Tesco Extra superstore. Markets are held in the town centre every Wednesday and Saturday from 9am – 3pm. Once one of the most prosperous wool towns in the country, Tetbury still remains a lively and popular hub of Cotswold commerce and appreciation. The central feature of the town is the Market House, built in 1655 when Tetbury was at the height of its wool trade, and designed for the sale of wool and yarn. To honour its past, every year on the last Bank Holiday Monday of May, Tetbury Woolsack Races are held, an age-old tradition that dates back to the 17th Century. The idea of wool sack racing was born from drovers who would run up a steep hill with a very heavy sack of wool in a bid to impress the local ladies! Men’s sacks weigh 60lb while women’s way 35lb, and they must carry their sack above their head as they run the 240-yard course up and down Gumstool Hill, past the old weaver’s cottages, as part of a relay. Although it’s free admission, with plenty of stalls, amusements and a fabulous street fayre, this event has raised a lot of money for charity in the past and is always hosted by a guest celebrity – watch this space! Tetbury is also home to Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall’s country home and primary residence, Highgrove Estate. Although not open to the public, garden tours can be booked in advance online as well as numerous other events that take place at the stunning royal residence throughout the year. Tetbury has a fantastic food scene, from gourmet dining at The Close Restaurant and pub cuisine at The Royal Oak and Snooty Fox, to delicatessen cafes galore such as Café 53 and The Blue Zucchini.

Welcome to Little Culver, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Little Culver is a stunning and unique Cotswold stone property, built in 1821. The cottage forms the right hand half of a beautiful castellated Grade II listed building, Culver Cottage. Originally an almshouse, it was built by David Ricardo of Gatcombe Park, and its distinctive architectural style is reflected by its reference in Pevsner's Architectural Guide for the Cotswolds. 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!

Little Culver is located in the heart of the village of Minchinhampton. An ornate arched doorway on the street opens into a lobby, which is shared with the neighbouring property. Little Culver’s front door opens from the lobby into the living room. The following rooms are on the ground floor: Living room: A beautiful, spacious room, adorned with antique maps and artwork, which has a stunning Gothic window with a window seat, and a Cotswold stone fireplace with a wood burning stove. There are two leather sofas, plus a bench seat, and a SMART TV with a freesat box and a DVD player; Kitchen/dining room: A stylish, contemporary room that overlooks the back garden. The well presented kitchen has a range cooker with a five ring gas hob and two electric ovens, two under counter fridges (one with a freezer compartment), a dishwasher, toaster, kettle and cafetiere. The large dining table has seating for six, and there is also a pew bench underneath a lovely Gothic window. Floor-to-ceiling cupboards provide larder space, as well as storage for coats and shoes; Utility room: Accessed from the garden, this useful space contains a washing machine, tumble dryer and microwave, as well as a toilet and wash basin. Stairs lead up from the ground floor to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Master bedroom: A characterful room, with a wooden floor and a Gothic window overlooking the garden, which contains a double bed, chest of drawers and a freestanding wardrobe; Bedroom 2: Another lovely room, again with a wooden floor and a Gothic window, as well as a decorative exposed stone alcove. There are two single beds, a chest of drawers, and a white Eames chair; Bedroom 3: A charming room, which contains a single day bed, bedside table, desk and chair; Family bathroom: Contains a bath with overhead shower, toilet and wash basin. A door from the kitchen leads out to a patio and a large, enclosed courtyard garden, which catches the late afternoon sun. There is a table with seating for six, as well as a chiminea and a charcoal barbecue. Free on street parking is available a short walk away in the village.

Minchinhampton is a very attractive, thriving hilltop town, situated on a tongue of high land between the Golden Valley and the Nailsworth Valley, 1.5 miles north east of Nailsworth. The town also sits on the eastern fringes of Minchinhampton Common, high above the valleys that were once prosperous with the production of cloth. The centre of Minchinhampton is a picture-postcard image of what people expect of a small Cotswold town, with a selection of nice shops and places to eat. The town is centred on its High Street and old Market Square, the main feature of which is the late 17th century Market House, supported on stone columns. The interesting Holy Trinity Church dates from the 12th century and has a truncated spire looking over the Market Square. The church was given to Caen's Abbaye aux Dames by William the Conqueror and then in 1415 passed to Syon Abbey, in whose hands it remained until the Dissolution. Minchinhampton Common is a large area of open grassland with spectacular views over the Stroud and Nailsworth valleys. The area is owned by National Trust and is an important archaeological landscape, with prehistoric field systems, burial mounds and the remains of a defensive earthwork, known as The Bulwarks. In the summer the Commons are grazed by local commoners' cattle. The area covers 635 acres and is renowned for its colourful array of wild flowers and butterflies. Food & Drink For a small market town, Minchinhampton is fortunate to be blessed with a number of good places to eat and drink: The Crown Inn (https://www.thecrown-minchinhampton.com/): Roaring fires, a restaurant serving up locally inspired flavours, and a cellar stocked full of craft ales, fine wines, and fizz - when it comes to Cotswold country pubs, The Crown Inn is the perfect place to meet, eat, and make great memories. The Ragged Cot (www.theraggedcot.co.uk): Perched high on the Cotswolds outside the ancient market town of Minchinhampton sits the Ragged Cot, a country inn getaway created for serious pleasure seekers. Born of a 17th century coaching house inn set beside six hundred acres of National Trust common land the Ragged Cot is a pretty special place with an intriguing history of highwaymen and pilferage. The proprietors of the Ragged Cot take pride in their professional approach to food and service, with the seasonal menu offering great British food sourced from local farmers and even their own vegetable garden. With dishes such as seared ox tongue with pickled red cabbage, pheasant with braised leeks and artichoke puree or just simply ham, eggs with triple cooked chips you will always find a dish to fit; The Kitchen (www.thekitchenminchinhampton.co.uk): Choose a seat by the beautiful bay window and watch for riders trotting by on horseback or perhaps the occasional herd of cows strolling down from the Common. Serving delicious breakfasts, morning and afternoon teas, and lunches, all the locally sourced food is prepared fresh daily; The Old Lodge, Minchinhampton Common (www.food-club.com/old-lodge.htm): The Old Lodge is beautifully located in the centre of Minchinhampton Common. With unrivalled views of the Cotswolds, this 400 year old hunting lodge is the perfect place to escape the rush. Enjoy quality, locally sourced food served in the restaurant, the bar area, one of the smaller dining rooms or al fresco in the spacious garden. The stunning restaurant accommodates parties of up to 85 people seated and has floor to ceiling windows that look directly onto Minchinhampton Common. Minchinhampton also has an excellent butcher's shop and an organic cheese shop: L Taylor & Sons (www.taylorsminchinhampton.com): For nearly a century L Taylor and Sons has been supplying the highest quality meat to discerning customers. The quality of the shop has been recognised with a Cotswold Life Butcher of the year award; Woefuldane Organic Dairy (www.woefuldanedairy.co.uk): All the products are made by hand in the farm dairy in time honoured ways. The unpasteurised cheeses change throughout the seasons as the milk varies depending on what the cows are eating.

A beautifully appointed, two-bedroom, two-bathroom, dog-friendly*, Georgian townhouse, with an air of French elegance, tucked in the heart of one of the Cotswolds’ most famous market towns, renowned for its royal connections and antique shops. New Church Cottage has a private, enclosed patio and secure, off-street parking for one car.

(*Dogs: 1 well-behaved dog is welcome at the cottage at an additional cost of £30. Please let us know if you will be bringing a dog and we will then revise your booking confirmation.) You’d be forgiven for missing New Church Cottage as you wander the bustling streets of Tetbury; arguably the most stylish market town in the Cotswolds, thanks to its boutique shops, designer delis and distinctly royal connections. Nestled in a terrace of classic honey-coloured Georgian townhouses just a stone’s throw from the town’s centre, New Church Cottage is distinguished by its quintessential duck-egg blue front door and pretty bay trees framing its front sash window; an elegant touch, setting the theme for the property as soon as you step inside. Walking straight into the cosy living space of the cottage, you’ll get a sense of its rich heritage, dating back to the 18th Century. An antique-surround open fire acts as the centrepiece of the room, with tasteful historic artwork, Sanderson fabrics and antique furnishings giving the room a timeless, elegant feel. Through the living room sits a small but well-formed kitchen, hand-painted and stocked with all that you’ll need during your stay, with a handy dining space tucked at the rear for comfortable dining. Up the winding staircase, lined with eye-catching Lewis & Wood wallpaper, you’ll find two bedrooms for up to four guests, each individually-designed with a twist of antique French sophistication. Bedroom two boasts a beautiful antique French double bed, complete with billowing fabric draping, plus pretty, painted antique furniture and views out onto the street beneath. Up another winding staircase (cleverly concealed behind a frosted glass door) sits the master bedroom, with show-stopping features emanating a real feeling of historic luxury. In here, guests will find a vaulted ceiling with chunky painted beams, a sparkling crystal chandelier, a sink-in French “Empire” style king-size bed and plenty of antique touches. There’s even a small but incredibly handy en-suite shower room; a great addition to the cottage’s main bathroom located just off the staircase on the first floor. With the sights and sounds of Tetbury quite literally on your doorstep at New Church Cottage, you’ll have plenty on hand to keep you entertained with a host of fantastic cafés, restaurants, shops and pubs to discover. After a busy day exploring, the cottage’s perfectly petite courtyard garden offers a welcome respite from the hubbub of the town, where guests can unwind with a sundowner or fire up the BBQ for charcoal-cooked feast. Facilities  WiFi  Bed linen, towels and tea towels  Log burner/ open fire  Charcoal BBQ  Outdoor dining area  Garden furniture  2 bedrooms  2 bathrooms (1 en-suite)  Washer/ Dryer  Fridge  Electric hob and oven  Microwave  Integrated dishwasher  TV with Freeview  iPod Dock  DVD player  Highchair x1  Travel cot  Iron and ironing board  Dog-Friendly  Shops within walking distance  Pubs/Restaurants within walking distance Local Amenities Amenities are very much on the doorstep here at New Church Cottage. Within walking distance in Tetbury town centre, you’ll find a Co-Operative Food, well-equipped for the basic grocery amenities that you’ll need during your stay. For something a little special, Highgrove Shop is also on the high street of the town, selling a selection of luxury organic foods and homeware inspired by Prince Charles’ nearby Highgrove Estate. A Tesco Superstore is also just a 10-minute stroll (or 2-minute car journey) from the cottage on London Road, with nearby Cirencester (20-minute drive) boasting a Waitrose and large Tesco Extra superstore. If you fancy taking the hassle out of your stay completely, we recommend planning ahead with a grocery delivery; Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Morrisons all deliver to New Church Cottage. Full Description Downstairs Entrance New Church Cottage is tucked in the middle of a classic Georgian terrace, just off the High Street in the historic market town of Tetbury. Entering through a classic duck-egg green front door, you’ll step straight into the cottage’s living space. Living Room A true slice of Georgian elegance with just the right balance of mod-cons, New Church Cottage’s living room manages to expertly blend classic, elegant interiors with plenty of cosy touches to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Decorated in an attractive, classic palette of Cotswold creams, in here you’ll find sisal flooring, Georgian-era artwork, antique trinkets and sink-in sofas; one of which can be converted into a sofa-bed for two should you need some extra sleeping space. The true centrepiece of the lounge is its spectacular open fire with antique surround, flanked by bookcases stocked to the brim, and the perfect way to warm up in the cooler months after a busy day in the great Cotswold outdoors. Timeless, elegant and charming in equal measure, the living space offers a real home away from home feel for guests in search of comfortable luxury. Kitchen Through the living room to the rear of the cottage sits its kitchen and dining area, a galley-style space with seating for up to four. In here, the refined feel of the rest of the property continues thanks to plenty of traditional touches, including hand-painted units, Iroko wood worktops and a deep Belfast-style sink. We love the thoughtful nods back to yester-year, with old-fashioned cookbooks, mismatched seating and clever uses of cupboard space (hidden behind hand-made fabric doors) giving the kitchen an authentic, homely vibe. Jam-packed with all of the equipment you should need to self-cater well during your stay, there’s a seating area for four, plus additional outdoor dining courtesy of a bistro-style set in the cottage’s courtyard garden. First Floor From the cottage’s living space, head up a winding staircase, lined with beautiful floral Lewis & Wood wallpaper, to discover the upper floors of this classic Georgian townhouse. Bedroom 2 Sitting on the cottage’s first floor is Bedroom 2, an homage to antique French elegance, sure to make any guest feel as though they’ve stumbled into a luxurious yet understated boudoir. Farrow & Ball-hued walls in classic grey tones give the room a feeling of relaxation, contrasted with the pinks and greys of the billowing fabric drapes which frame the large sash window’s views of the Tetbury street beneath. A painted antique French double bed sits centrally to the room, boasting a plush canopy with Manuel Canovas fabric drapes, with a wardrobe, dressing table and small dresser offering a good amount of storage. There’s even a handy television with Freeview hidden discreetly behind the bedroom’s doorway for those who like to watch a good film before getting some shut-eye. Family Bathroom Half-way up the staircase to the first floor sits the main bathroom of the cottage, complete with bath and overhead shower, bespoke marble vanity cabinet, pretty green wood panelling and attractive limestone tiles. Flooded with light thanks to a bright overhead skylight, guests will have plenty to keep them entertained during a long soak courtesy of a jam-packed bookcase; an expert use of space, sure to keep book worms happy. Second Floor Bedroom 1 (master, en-suite) Head through a frosted glass doorway on the first floor and you’ll discover New Church Cottage’s ‘hidden’ master bedroom; a spacious bedroom tucked in the eaves of the house, found atop a winding staircase. A real hidden gem, the space up here will certainly surprise you, with the owners having made the most of what would have been the attic’s impressive vaulted ceilings and beautiful exposed beams. Perfect for couples, a beautiful French “Empire” style king-size beds acts as the bedroom’s centrepiece, complete with an elegant chandelier hanging above, to give the room a luxurious feel. Guests will find a large dresser and television with Freeview in here, plus all of the refined décor touches of the rest of the home and a bright window overlooking the street beneath. Best of all, the bedroom boasts its own en-suite shower room with walk-in shower, toilet, limestone flooring and pretty LED lighting. Very handy for avoiding potentially treacherous night-time journeys down the winding stairs when nature calls! Outside A real bonus to the cottage is its compact outdoor courtyard, found through the kitchen to the rear of the property. South-east facing, it gets a good amount of sunlight, completely private thanks to the pretty Cotswold stone walls that frame it. Here, a bistro dining set for four offers plenty of opportunities for al fresco dining, made easier thanks to the charcoal BBQ at your disposal. Entirely enclosed, little ones and dogs are safe to roam here.

Local Amenities Amenities are very much on the doorstep here at New Church Cottage. Within walking distance in Tetbury town centre, you’ll find a Co-Operative Food, well-equipped for the basic grocery amenities that you’ll need during your stay. For something a little special, Highgrove Shop is also on the high street of the town, selling a selection of luxury organic foods and homeware inspired by Prince Charles’ nearby Highgrove Estate. A Tesco Superstore is also just a 10-minute stroll (or 2-minute car journey) from the cottage on London Road, with nearby Cirencester (20-minute drive) boasting a Waitrose and large Tesco Extra superstore. If you fancy taking the hassle out of your stay completely, we recommend planning ahead with a grocery delivery; Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Morrisons all deliver to New Church Cottage.

MORE PHOTOS COMING SOON Beautiful three storey town house within walking distance to tetbury town town centre.

The whole house is available for guests including the small patio garden to the rear.

All of tetbury is walking distance and we are positioned about 5 minute walk to the high street. You’ll find pubs, restaurants shops and local amenities are close by. More details are found in the house manual.

This spacious first floor flat is located in the heart of historic Tetbury. It is newly renovated and full of natural light with views of the market place from the large windows. The main bedroom has a king size bed and there is a comfortable double sofa bed in the sitting room. There is an allocated parking space for one car to the rear of the property and a communal garden. The kitchen is fully equipped with dish washer, microwave and washing machine.

Tetbury is an historic market town in the Cotswolds. It is very close to Highgrove, Westonbirt Arboretum, Badminton House and other places of interest. There are good pubs and restaurants within walking distance of the property, as well as interesting and unusual shops. Tetbury is known for its many antique shops and there are plenty of walks from the centre of town. Bath is 30-40 minutes drive from Tetbury.

* Special offer in February: 2 nights for the price of 1 Mon-Thurs only * The Coach House sits in its own space on the edge of our property less than 10 minutes walk from the centre of Tetbury. Recently refurbished, the house offers stylish and comfortable accommodation. The main bedroom, with en-suite wet room, is on the ground floor. The second bedroom (smaller & sloping roof but still a good double) is upstairs with it’s own bathroom opposite (NB bath with a shower over it).

There is a small gravel outdoor seating area at the far side of the Coach House. This is also directly accessible from the downstairs bedroom.

Tetbury is an iconic Cotswold's market town with a great range of independent shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants. Ideally situated to explore Cirencester, Cheltenham and the Cotswolds to the north and only 20 miles from Bath and Bristol to the south. Westonbirt Arboretum is only a few miles away.

A beautiful high-quality self-catering cottage for two in the Heart of Tetbury. Recently refurbished, this 19th century Cotswold stone cottage is set in Tetbury's Conservation Area, near restaurants, Great Thythe Barn, antique shops and the iconic 17th century Market House. It's an excellent centre for touring the Cotswolds; near Westonbirt Arboretum & Highgrove, the Prince of Wales' gardens.There are 3 floors with a kitchen, living room, 1 bedroom, bathroom, private parking & courtyard garden.

Angel Cottage is attractively furnished and well-equipped, combining traditional and contemporary comforts. There is plenty of natural light, a private car park space and a pretty courtyard garden.

The cottage is set within Tetbury's Conservation Area. Beautiful surroundings, perfectly located close to amenities with private parking.

Self-isolate in the Lodge! Tucked away on the edge of the town it is only a short stroll through our private wild flower meadow to open countryside or artisan shops and eateries. There are complimentary electric bikes for exploring magical country lanes and finding remote cosy pubs with roaring fires. You can bathe under the stars with a bottle of champagne in a wood fired hot tub. We arrange for groceries to be delivered to your porch, so you can stay in blissful isolation!

A warm and comfortable base with a touch of luxury. It provides you with sightseeing, country pubs, fantastic walks and cycle rides. Included is an evening relaxing in your own private, wood fired Scandinavian hot tub. We have an honesty bar so you can toast the sunset with champagne on the balcony, complimentary coffee to kick start your morning and two electric bikes with a selection of handpicked routes ready for you to enjoy cycling around the country lanes. If you do end up getting all muddy, don't worry you have your own boot room with a washer and dryer for you to get clean again! If you get snowed in, we have warm blankets to snuggle up with on the sofa along with a selection of board games Netflix and Amazon prime. The Lodge is carbon negative and completely self-sustainable without losing any of the luxuries - it is powered by solar panels and a Tesla battery - we have eliminated plastic as much as possible and we have our own fresh filtered water supply. In addition to our regular robust cleaning procedures we have rolled up our sleeves and implemented enhanced levels of hygiene standards appropriate to the latest guidance. All linen is boiled washed and high temperature ironed.

We are in a quiet and friendly place with a number of artisan shops on the high street, an Arts venue and several antique shops. A selection of cafes, restaurants and pubs also provide a variety of food to suit all tastes. The Wacky Races and Woolsack races draw a number of people into the area over the May bank holidays and are great fun to watch. Badminton Horse trials, Princess Anne's Gatcombe, The Beaufort Point to Point and Royal Polo are also exciting and popular horse events and well worth seeing. Westonbirt Arboretum and Prince Charles' Highgrove are fantastic outdoor attractions all year round and a short drive or a steady bike ride away. The Corinium museum in Cirencester or Chedworth Villa are well worth a visit to view roman mosaics.

Catalpa Cottage is a detached 19th century Cotswold cottage set in a quiet corner of Tetbury yet only a three minute walk from the centre. It is set in an elevated position above a one acre private garden. The garden comprises a patio terrace, a wonderful, large sloping lawn and two ponds surrounded by a low fence. This is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy a truly relaxing holiday. Situated in the Cotswolds in an Area of Outsanding Natural Beauty, Tetbury is a thriving market town built around a 17th century Market Hall. It has elegant buildings and offers a unique retail experience with many individually owned shops and as well as being a major centre for antiques. This holiday cottage at a glance Sleeps five guests. Three bedrooms. One bathroom, one en-suite shower room. Wood burning stove. WiFi. Charming, large garden including sloping lawn and two ponds (unfenced, please ensure children are supervised). Steep stairs with handrails. Sorry, no pets. Parking is available for two vehicles - please see property layout. Minimum of a two night stay. Additional features Flagstone floors. Stunning views over valley. Within walking distance to the centre of Tetbury. An abundance of walks in the surrounding area. Microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer. TV, DVD and CD player. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Garden furniture. Attractions and nearby amenities On the outskirts of Tetbury is Chavenage House, a wonderful example of an Elizabethan manor house and nearby is the National Arboretum at Westonbirt, set in 600 acres of rolling Cotswold countryside including 17 miles of footpaths to explore. In the autumn it offers breath-taking spectacular colour which has to be seen to be believed. Within close proximity you can explore Highgrove, Prince Charles’ residence and host to some beautiful and charming gardens. Garden tours are available and is open throughout the summer, however advance booking is required. Gatcombe Park, the home of The Princess Royal, is also nearby, famous for hosting The Festival of British Eventing or Badminton Horse Trials approximately 20 minutes away. A short drive away up will discover the historic town of Malmesbury, the oldest borough in England, with its' impressive semi-ruined Abbey and picturesque winding streets. A little further away you can visit the Cotswold Water Park, one of the largest areas of inland water offering a wide range of nature activities and water sports. The famous Wildfowl and Wetlands site at Slimbridge and the magnificent Berkeley Castle are also within easy reach. The historic Roman town of Bath which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site is just a 30 minute drive with endless things to visit such as The Roman Baths, The Pump Room, Pulteney Bridge and Bath Abbey.

Situated in the pretty market town of Tetbury, our modern but cosy 3 bedroom house is set in a quiet cul-de-sac, and only a 10 minute walk from the town centre where you can find a selection of unique shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants. Our space has everything you need for a comfortable stay including a Smart TV and broadband. Whether you're visiting friends or family, here on business or looking for a weekend getaway our house is perfect for every occasion.

There is a cosy living area and the kitchen diner has a fully fitted modern kitchen with everything you need. The first bedroom has a double bed and there are twin beds in the 2nd bedroom. The 3rd bedroom has a desk and is perfect for guests who need a quiet space to work. This room also has a chair bed if required. The one bathroom has a bath with shower. There is also a dedicated parking space and a south facing private garden.

Tetbury is a lovely town to enjoy over a weekend or to base yourself to explore the Cotswolds. In the town centre you will find numerous pubs (you will often find us in the Snooty Fox or The Ormonds), independent cafes, vintage shops (including Prince Charles’s Highgrove shop) and not to forgot Tetbury’s plentiful array of Antique Shops. There are a variety of local attractions just a short drive away! Westonbirt Arboretum Just a 10 minute drive from Tetbury, and managed by the Forestry Commission, Westonbirt Arboretum has 17 miles of paths, and over 16,000 types of tree from across the world. The Arboretum is popular with groups, families and individuals due to its spectacular array of autumn colours, live music events and other festivals throughout the year. 10 minutes in the car Bath The ancient Roman City of Bath is only 35 minutes from Tetbury and offers a wealth of things to explore. We recommend using the park and ride where you will find yourself in the city in minutes. There is a great choice of things to do including; The Roman Baths, Jane Austin Centre, Bath Abbey and Fashion Museum. There are an abundance of shops ranging from a modern retail complex to the intriguing alleyways and passages. Cotswold Water Park The Cotswold Water Park contains 147 lakes and provides opportunities for sailing, water skiing, and canoeing. For those who prefer to stay out of the water, there’s walking routes, cycling paths, bird watching and climbing. In the summer, Cotswold Water Park is perfect for Children with the sandy beaches, and adventure playground. 30 mins away Slimbridge Wildlife and Wetlands Trust Slimbridge is set in a beautiful landscape and you can experience wildlife up close. The beautiful pink flamingos are a highlight as are the numerous hides for serious ‘twitchers’. There is a children’s play area, nice food and don’t forget the bird food from the shop. 20 miles. Castle Coombe Visitors have been enjoying the charm of Castle Coombe for over a century and it is as picturesque now as it always has been. The village has hosted many films over the years and most recently had a major role in War Horse. 20 minutes away. Golf: Minchinhampton Golf Club is only 5 miles away and is a host venue for The Open Qualifying Series and features three courses; The two Championship Courses, The Avening Course and The Cherington Course are situated near the village of Avening and The Old Course set upon Minchinhampton Common combine to produce three outstanding and unique tests of golf. Cotswold Edge Golf Club has a quality 18 hole course with stunning views over the Cotswold country side located just up from the beautiful town, Wotton-under-Edge. Cotswold Edge Golf Club offers one of the best golfing experiences in any of the courses in the south-west of England. Tetbury is also well placed for attending events such as Cheltenham Gold Cup week, Festival of British Eventing at Cirencester Park, Badminton Horse Trials, Beaufort Polo, Westonbirt Arboretum summer concerts, world famous Wacky Races and Woolsack Races, Castle Coombe Racing WOMAD and the Tetbury Music Festival. Tetbury is also located close to many wedding venues including Kingscote Barn, Great Tythe Barn and Matara.

Come and stay with us in our beautiful old farmhouse in picturesque Chavenage just outside of Tetbury. We are perfectly placed to explore Tetbury, Cirencester, Bath, Highgrove and the charming villages of Gloucestershire. We are situated next to the historic Chavenage House, which is host to many events such as the filming of the BBC series Poldark. You will enjoy a beautiful bedroom, en-suite bathroom and separate toilet with own staircase.

A large, bright and sunny double bedroom with an extremely comfortable king size bed with Egyptian cotton sheets. A beautiful antique dressing table, a comfy chair and plenty of storage space with a large wardrobe provides everything you need for a lovely nights sleep. The bathroom is next door and a separate toilet is opposite all at one end of the family home with your own staircase. We provide dressing gowns, fluffy towels and good quality toiletries. There is plenty of space to park and you will be able to use one of two entrances to the house whilst the family uses other ones. Set in beautiful grounds there are many animals, cats and a dog which live in the house and chickens, ducks, pigs, sheep and horses on the farm. You will have use of some of the beautiful garden space. Check in is 4pm and checkout 11am. An earlier check-in is possible if I am contacted in advance. Coffee and tea making facilities are provided in your room.

As well as being close to historic landmarks we are near the Dyson Headquarters, based in the lovely village of Malmesbury.

A unique one bedroom detached stone cottage built in 1807, with far reaching views over the historic village of Avening to Gatcombe Wood. The recently refurbished house, with log burning stove, south facing lounge/kitchen/dining room, bedroom, en-suite and dry stone walled courtyard garden, will provide a cosy retreat. The cottage is available with a super king size bed. Alternatively, twin beds with prior notice. The kitchen is equipped with fridge, hob, oven, dishwasher and microwave.

We are lucky to enjoy two pubs in the village, both of which serve food, either to eat in or take away. Alternatively, you may wish to take advantage of the many cafes, bistros and restaurants in the neighbouring markets towns of Nailsworth and Tetbury. If you prefer to make use of the kitchen in the cottage, there are supermarkets, a farmers market and many independent shops within easy reach.

Our little cozy space in the Cotswolds provides you with a comfortable stay that is only a stroll away from Gatcombe Park, two village pubs and access to beautiful country walks. Our annex is located in our garden with with its own private entrance. Close by are the market towns of Nailsworth, Tetbury and Minchinhampton and just a little further are Stroud and Cirencester.

The accommodation is private and separate from our main family house, set back a little across a courtyard. The entrance takes you into a sitting room with sofa, coffee table and dresser. This in turn leads off to a small downstairs shower room with toilet. The downstairs kitchenette has basic self-catering facilities (a double induction hob, microwave with convection oven and grill, undercounter fridge with small freezer compartment, coffee machine, toaster, electric kettle, sink and washing up facilities) and a table with two chairs. From the kitchenette the stairs lead up to a bedroom with a double bed, chest of drawers, armchair and full length mirror. Upstairs also contains a bathroom with sink and toilet. The accommodation has its own central heating.

Avening is a Cotswolds village with an 11th century church and two pubs, the Queen Matilda and The Bell that both serve food. Avening borders the estate of Gatcombe Park, the home of Princess Anne. Gatcombe Park hosts the horse trials of Festival of British Eventing in August and two smaller ones in Spring and Autumn, and craft fairs in May and October. There are many country walks to enjoy from and beyond Avening. The surrounding towns have many pups, cafes, restaurants and markets. Our home is located next to the village playing field.

A cosy Cotswold stone terrace cottage with 2 double bedrooms. Situated in the heart of the beautiful market town of Tetbury, this 19th century home is perfectly placed to explore the stunning Cotswolds.

A period property with some original features. The front door opens onto a cosy living room which has a lovely recessed wood burning stove, 2 double sofas and a TV. This room leads into the kitchen with a large rangemaster gas cooker and dishwasher. It has all the essentials you would need so please help yourself to all the catering equipment and appliances. A shelf will be left in the fridge for you to use and please help yourself to condiments by the cooker. I would however ask that you leave all other food. There is a small space for eating and access to a beautiful, small courtyard/garden. It is a delightful spot to enjoy breakfast in the summer! Both double bedrooms have very comfortable king sized beds and the spacious bathroom has a bath and an overhead shower. Parking is on the road and is normally fine although I would avoid peak times.

Tetbury is a ideally situated for visiting the Cotswolds. It is 15 mins from Kemble Railway Station, a main line to London, and easy access by road to Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham and Gloucester. There are also several National Trust properties as well as Westonbirt Arboretum close by. Tetbury is an attractive market town with excellent shops, antique emporiums, good pubs and several places to eat all within walking distance of the house.

Walkley Wood Cottage is a charming Grade II listed Bath stone property set over 4 floors. With 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, the cottage sleeps 4 (3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children is the most comfortable configuration). Enjoying a peaceful elevated position, Walkley Wood boasts beautiful views of the surrounding valley and neighbouring Cotswold stone properties. The cottage welcomes two, well-behaved dogs*.

*Dogs: Up to 2 well-behaved dogs are welcome at the cottage at an additional cost of £30 per dog. Please let us know if you will be bringing a dog(s) and we will then revise your booking confirmation. Introduction As you approach Walkley Wood Cottage through the winding lanes of Nailsworth, you will notice how the town and surrounding properties are almost hidden by the secluded woodland valley to the east of Stroud. Proudly perched on the side of sleepy Shortwood Road is Walkley Wood Cottage, a distinguished 19th century property with rustic golden stone that immediately casts a warm and welcoming aura. Ideally situated, this cottage is the perfect base for exploring the tranquillity of the surrounding Stroud Valleys and the wider Cotswolds, while guests are also in easy walking distance of the cheerfully eclectic town of Nailsworth. If you’re looking for somewhere to totally relax and unwind, then Walkley Wood is the perfect Cotswold home for you. As you approach the cottage through the cast iron gate and down the stone steps, you will notice a small outdoor table and chairs set down from the lane behind the dry-stone wall. Guests are welcome to sit outside and enjoy the warmth of the summer months in this compact but delightful sun trap. You may find yourself admiring the beautiful architecture and delicate Georgian windows, this cottage was, after all, built in 1852. Although the exact history of the cottage remains largely a mystery, it has been suggested that the building may have been used as a pub many years ago, which could explain the origins of the kitchen skylight. Either way, it’s nice to consider that many happy memories have been created within these historic walls! Inside, Walkley Wood really is the perfect holiday home. Devoid of fussiness and frill, Karen has struck the perfect balance between homely-cosy comfort and refreshing simplicity. Each floor is brought to life by a sprinkling of quirky vintage features, while guests can simultaneously enjoy a bright and Scandinavian-inspired minimalist feel. The living room is the real heart of the property. A log-burning stove immediately creates a wonderful cosy atmosphere, with soft blankets and cushions scattered over furniture to help guests make themselves feel at home. Just a short walk away is the artistic town of Nailsworth, a gem in the heart of the Cotswold valleys. A largely overlooked town, Nailsworth has a fantastic and unspoiled selection of boutiques, bars, pubs and cafes, and really does offer some of the best food for miles around. There’s also often live music events, so it’s always worth keeping an eye on what’s going on! Facilities  Sleeps 3+1 guests in 2 bedrooms, one king size bed, 1 single bed, and 1 trundle bed  1 bathroom with bath and fixed overhead shower.  Starter packs of shampoo, shower gel and basic cleaning equipment is provided  Welcome tray including tea, coffee pods for machine and biscuits upon arrival  Street parking 100-200 yards away from cottage  Gas central heating  WiFi  Child and dog friendly  All bed linen, bath towels and tea towels provided  1 Hairdryer  Log burning stove and small basket of starter logs  5 burner gas hob and electric fan oven  Panasonic microwave  Dishwasher  Fridge  Freezer  Nespresso coffee machine  1 high chair  1 travel cot (NB linen for travel cots not supplied. Please bring your own.)  Small courtyard at front of house with small table and seating for 2  TV: 28” Smart TV  DVD player  Goodmans digital radio in kitchen and master bedroom  Good selection of DVDs, book and games  Ironing board + iron Full Description Ground Floor Entrance Hall Once you’ve opened the white painted door with antique fox door knocker, you will find yourself in the neatly presented entrance hall of Walkley Wood Cottage. Turn immediately right to enter the… Living Room The living room is the heart of this lovely little cottage. Set on the ground floor, it offers a warm and cosy living space and is the perfect place to kick back and relax after a long day exploring the Cotswolds. Decorated in quality Farrow & Ball paint throughout the cottage, the living room is stylishly understated, with quirky pieces of statement vintage furniture. Relax on the dark green leather sofa under the atmospheric lighting of the many lamps that line the room, and most eye-catchingly of all the gorgeous French brass candle-style wall lamps. If you fancy curling up and watching a film on the TV, then you’ll be spoilt for choice by the large selection of DVDs you’ll find on the in-built shelves, as well as a great selection of books. Lift the lid of the wooden chest/coffee table and you’ll find a superb selection of board games and puzzles – perfect for a rainy day! Of course, the real centre piece of the sitting room is the log burning stove, a real treat for holidaymakers looking for an authentic country-cottage experience. Bask in the warmth of the flickering flames while snuggled under the lovely soft blankets and cushions, kindly provided by Karen to help ensure that you have a homely and comfortable stay! Go down the wooden-topped stairs at the far end of the lounge to the… Kitchen Situated on the lower ground floor, the kitchen is a very well-equipped space for both cooking and dining. Featuring a large fridge/freezer, excellent 5 burner gas hob, electric fan oven, dishwasher, kettle, toaster, Nespresso coffee machine and a vast selection of crockery, dishes and utensils, this compact country kitchen has everything you will need. The beamed ceiling and colourful rug add a touch of character to this simple space. A pine dining table seats four guests comfortably – look out for the drawer on the end of the table – that’s where all the cutlery is kept! Due to the lay-out and nature of this property, the kitchen does not receive a lot of natural light, however at the far end you will find a lovely walk-in alcove with a big skylight. In this area you will find the Panasonic microwave, digital radio, bins and a great selection of mugs and glasses. Go back upstairs, through the lounge, into the entrance hall and… Upstairs to the landing, turn right into the… Bathroom A bright and spacious tiled room offset by the wooden bath panelling and mirror. Featuring a WC, wash basin and bath tub with a fixed overhead shower and usual circular shower curtain. Out of the bathroom and straight into the… Twin bedroom A bright, fresh and simple bedroom, this room contains one single bed and one trundle bed that can be put away. Ideal for two children or single occupancy, this room might be a little too cosy for two adults to share, so please see photographs before making a decision. Guests in this room can enjoy pretty views over the Cotswold valley, as well as a few stylish touches such as the sheepskin rug and ornate cast iron bed frame. Into the hallway and up the next short flight of stairs into the… Master bedroom This fabulous loft-style double bedroom boasts beautiful views from its topmost position in the cottage. With a sumptuous king size bed nestled below the original oak beams of the sloping ceiling, this room is cosy and simple, with some lovely rustic details. Exposed Cotswold stone provides a stunning natural feature wall, while the Victorian chest of drawers and rocking chair are ideal for storage. You will find the hair dryer in a top drawer of the chest. A curtained-off hanging area makes for a unique open-plan wardrobe, ensuring there’s enough space for you to unpack and relax, while the room retains a lovely snug feel. Outside Walkley Wood Cottage enjoys use of the small gravel/paved courtyard at the front of the house. There is a small patio table and two chairs that guests may use for breakfast, lunch or an evening glass of wine if they wish! If you are looking to stretch your legs further, there are plenty of beautiful walks and open fields surrounding Walkley Wood Cottage, just see ‘Walks’ in the Guidebook.

Nailsworth town centre is just a simple 10-15 minute walk from Walkley Wood Cottage, see the map in the ‘Need to Knows’ section. In the town centre you will find a Morrisons open Mon–Sat 7am – 9pm, and Sun 10am-4pm. There is also a small Tesco Express store with a Post Office counter inside, open every day 6am-11pm. A small Cooperative supermarket is also situated in the centre open Mon-Sat 7.30am-10pm and Sun 8am-9pm. Nailsworth is home to a fantastic selection of independent shops, be sure to visit Domestic Science, an eclectic Aladdin’s cave of a shop, and Mother Goose is always a hit with craft and knitting enthusiasts. Ruskin Mill is just a short walk/drive from the centre and offers some lovely walks, crafts and food, while working with a great community initiative. Just 5 miles away lies Stroud, a colourful and characterful town with more great shops, major banks, larger supermarkets, eateries, a VUE cinema complex and plenty of live events, from the annual Stroud Fringe Festival to the Stroud Folk Festival, there’s always something to see in this buzzing market town! You’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to pubs and restaurants within walking distance of Walkley Wood. Top of the list are The Britannia, a great central pub, Wild Garlic for exquisite fine dining, Williams Food Hall and Dining for its superb oyster bar and Giuseppe’s, a unique Italian restaurant situated in a cosy loft space. A car is not essential for this area but recommended if you are wanting to explore further afield. Stroud is just 90 minutes from London and Birmingham by train, with Stroud train station just under five miles from the cottage. Transfers are available from the station to the cottage, please see taxi companies in the ‘At a glance’ page or the Nailsworth Guidebook. Should you need the assistance of a doctor while you’re away, Price’s Mill Surgery is located at Price's Mill Surgery, New Market Rd, Nailsworth GL6 0DQ. The closest hospital is Stroud General Hospital, Trinity Road, Stroud, GL5 2HY. The closest dentist surgery is Spring Hill Dental Surgery, Spring Hill House, Spring Hill, Nailsworth, Stroud GL6 0LT. The nearest veterinary clinic is Nailsworth Veterinary Clinic, Market St, Nailsworth, Stroud GL6 0BX.

A detached 3 bedroom house in a quiet cul de sac 3 minutes walk from Tetbury town centre. WiFi , Flat screen TV's in lounge and bedrooms with Netflix. Open plan lounge and kitchen with built in full size dishwasher. Utility room , washing machine, tumble dryer. Travel Cot. Westonbirt Arboretum 4 miles - Highgrove 2 miles - Cirencester 10 miles...Kemble Station 8 miles - Bath 25 miles - Stratford upon Avon 50 miles ** A £45 cleaning fee will be collected upon confirmation of the reservation. **

This apartment is brand new. It has its own entrance and the front door opens into a large open plan living room and kitchen with a large breakfast bar. There is a 55 inch smart tv and WiFi. Two double bedrooms are upstairs to sleep 4 people. The bathroom has a shower cubicle and separate bath. There is dedicated parking just outside the front door.

Tetbury is the home of HRH Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales. You will see the HighGrove shop located in the High Street which is full of items associated with the Highgrove estate. Tetbury was an important market town in the Cotswolds for wool and yarn in the Middle Ages but today it is better associated with boutique shops, antique shops and lovely coffee shops and pubs. The town is known as an ‘architectural gem’ because many of the wool merchants’ houses still look as they did years ago. St. Mary’s church has an impressive Spire that can be seen from all directions as you enter the town. The centre of Tetbury is a conservation area and many of the buildings have graded listing including the flat you will be staying in. Look up as you walk the streets and see the architecture and natural stone for which the Cotswolds are famous. There are many places of interest to visit nearby including Cirencester which is a large market town and also Cheltenham which is home to the Cheltenham race and jazz festivals. Slightly closer to Tetbury is the Westonbirt Arboretum and also Malmesbury home of the WOMAD festival. There are numerous lovely country pubs dotted around the area and also two fabulous spa venues such as Whatley Manor and Calcott Spa.

Near Badminton Horse Trials, Gatcombe Horse Trials Westonbirt Arboretum and ideally situated for The historical town which is a 3 mins walk. Near enough to walk to the Great Tythe barn wedding venue 15mins, Near Highgrove and Chavenage house .

Beds are double. Tea and coffee making in your room The bath room is shared between guests only and it has a shower and bath.

Modern, double room in the idyllic town of Avening. Short drive to Tetbury town Centre, 10 minute drive to the Gatcombe Estate and 5 minute drive to the lovely town of Nailsworth. Surrounded by beautiful countryside. Street parking right outside, shared entrance. Home owner who has lived in the area for 20 years available to give advice and information at all times, also there to greet you on arrival. please take into account there are 2 resident dogs in the home.

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In the centre of beautiful Minchinhampton, this detached cosy cottage is open plan in design and tastefully renovated throughout with plenty of modern conveniences. Set in a quiet pretty garden, and with on site parking + Type 2 EV charger, this is a great getaway. CORVID19 means The Crown Inn is now a take away, just up the road, The Chip Shed across the street is highly recommended. Or you can cook and then relax in a comfy sofa to curl up with a book/TV/DVD, after walking the Cotswolds Way

The Coach House is a beautifully converted 16th century stables with modern open plan living embedded in a classic Cotswold cottage garden setting. We are in the centre of the charming village of Minchinhampton with its beautiful church with quirky crown capped spire and Cotswold stone as far as the eye can see. Arriving by car or train we can assist with on site parking or "Tesla taxi" service from Stroud station. After entering via a well gravelled path, with a courtyard style seating area, fine weather affords a beautiful al fresco table adjacent to your front door and looks onto the raised bed paved garden with a hammock available for watching the sun setting through the beech trees. Too breezy? you are welcome to enjoy a glass inside our conservatory, which catches the evening sun, (like the garden, this space is shared with us in the main house) .

The Old Swan Coach House is in the middle of the picturesque village of Minchinhampton. Visitors are generally delighted by the established Cotswold village feel, (this is an organically grown village, not a 2nd home centre) and its location for walks and the wider area attractions is considered a massive selling point. It is perhaps why Princess Anne chose the adjacent Gatcombe estate for her wonderful residence. Minchinhampton Common is a few minutes walk and provides a wonderful "big sky" airy clean open space for an early morning or evening walk. During the summer months it also supplies a procession of cows, some of which may occasionally wander past the house and up the high street. The common offers a wonderful, 130 years established, golf course that gives you the chance to observe skylarks, Adonis Blue butterflies, and a range of orchids on this ancient National Trust meadow land. I am a lapsed member and enjoyed the views and the natural hazards in equal measure. It is open to visitors and affords a kind of inland links course with no sand but plenty of natural hazards. https://minchinhamptonoldcourse.intelligentgolf.co.uk A visit to the common often includes sampling the delicious Winstones Ice cream that is made right there on the edge, just near the Bear of Rodborough "chicane". Nearby Stroud offers the award winning Farmer's Market every Saturday and a range of quirky "Stroudy" shops and people watching opportunities. Until November 2019 the Crown, Minchinhampton's only central pub was closed for 6 years and eating places required a drive for evening meals. Since November 8th the new owners, the Lucky Onion group, offer excellent dining and a welcoming pub. This is now a busy godsend to locals and visitors alike. Currently for the Crown, every night and lunch, and for most other restaurants within nearby range, for the busier weekends of the year, booking is mostly required. (Advice on request). Henry's Cafe and Peter and Assumpta's The Kitchen are in friendly competition for great local cafe coffee and light bites - both a very short walk from us in the high street. The Church is active and well liked, it has been recently reordered with underfloor heating and much more, and has an active bell ringing team. Practice is on Friday evenings starting at 8:00 and the Bells are quite likely to wake those sleeping in on a Sunday morning. Cheltenham racecourse being reasonably nearby, booking for Festival week (2nd week of March) needs good advance planning. Our local version of smart pricing applies. Minchinhampton is possibly most well known for the residence of Princess Anne whose annual Festival of Eventing in August https://www.festivalofbritisheventing.com/ attracts visitors from far and wide to Gatcombe. Around that time Minchinhampton hosts, longer than anywhere else, the marvellous Giffords Circus. It has been featured on the list of 50 things you must see before you die and brings crowds from miles around to the big top on the common. https://www.giffordscircus.com/ The National Trust owned Common is famous for its rare breed cows grazing from April to November and the beautiful "big sky" walks are a home to many a high flying skylark and the rare Adonis butterfly. The 130 year old Golf Club and the Old Lodge are popular spots situated in the middle of the common - all our local pubs are welcoming and worth a visit. Also visible throughout the year are gliders from the two astonishingly close local clubs, http://www.cotswoldgliding.co.uk/holiday_courses (where I learned to fly) and https://bggc.co.uk/ The views over the Cotswold edge can be stunning and the costs much lower than most imagine. (trial flights start from £95) From the Cirencester road to Minch, as you turn in to Aston Down airfield is "Jolly Nice" a fast growing organic shop and eatery that now occupies three yurts. The ice cream is superb and the speciality delicatessen has the best quality produce and fantastic gifts (at a price!) https://jollynicefarmshop.com/ Westonbirt Arboretum is a popular all year round visitor attraction just 9 miles to the south of us. Every Saturday the lively alternative scene that is Stroud Town hosts the oldest established Farmer's market, just 4 miles down in the valley. It is also a centre for every type of artist and alternative health practitioner.

The cottage is a recently refurfished Cotswold stone cottage, located in the historic town of Tetbury. A beautiful space to relax with family or friends, the cottage is a short walk from the centre of town, with pubs and restuarants in walking distance. The location is also perfect if you're attending a wedding nearby, being on the road which leads out towards Kingscote Barn and Matara Centre, with the Great Tythe barn being the other side of town.

We love having children to stay and have books, games and Netflix inside for relaxing. There are two bedrooms, the larger of the two has a big comfortable King size bed and the smaller bedroom is a cosy double which is comfortable for two. There is a log burner in the lounge which you are very welcome to use (logs not provided, though please let me know if you would like these in the cottage for your arrival and I will do my best have them ready for your stay, there will be an additional charge for these). The kitchen is well equipped for cooking and relaxing and has a dining table for 4. The bathroom features a large roll top bath (with shower over) and is perfect for a relaxing soak. There is a small lawn area to the front of the house and a large patio area to the side with a table for 4. It’s a real sun trap on a sunny day! Please note that there are stone steps up to the property. These are not especially steep but would not be accessible with a wheelchair. Please contact me if you have any questions about accessibility and I will happily describe the space.

Spacious loft space, carpeted/ separate access /free parking, rainfall shower-private bathroom. Rush hour road noise as adjacent to A419 Free WiFi, also use of microwave, toaster, kettle and nespresso coffee machine and mini fridge plus table and chairs plus sofa note No OVEN or HOB in the loft Small double bed so if your tall one of our studios would be more comfortable as they have emperor beds Ceiling slopes as in the loft Excellent space if working away from home *Countryside views

Situated in the beautiful English countryside of Wiltshire, bordering the Cotswolds. Close to Malmesbury, M4.(Junction 17), Cirencester, Kemble Mainline Railway Station and Cotswold Airport is our self contained loft space Private parking Small front garden Local walks The loft is above my other two studios so please be courteous after 9.30pm regarding noise.

Close distance to Malmesbury Cotswold Airport Tetbury , Westonbirt , Malmesbury is 3 miles away suitable for long term let the flat is cosy warm and perfect for someone wanting home comforts with privacy and separate access

This is a 1750's cottage on a country lane in an extraordinary location, 20 minute walk to the small town of Nailsworth, and a pastoral walk through the abundant waters & garden valley leading to Ruskin Mill Centre & Cafe (best homemade food around!)

This is a 3-storey cottage, with an overview from kitchen and sitting room of tall trees and luscious green hillside The close proximity of Ruskin Mill Trust (see below) puts us in the heart of all that inspired the vision for young lives, land and waterways.

For instance(!) I pop into the village health shop on my birthday and they donate me fresh cream to celebrate, I return to the cottage and someone else has left the corresponding perfect apple pie. In short, heartfelt neighbours living their joy, painting, making music, planting veggies & flowers, circle singing and dancing and rambling walks. Ruskin Mill Trust has transformed this Valley over the course of nearly 50 years. It is a truly delightful and beneficial presence in this Community. My now-grown children were inspired by Ruskin Mill classes as part of their core curriculum in college (and Alisdair, one of the founder's sons -see below- was their college principal!). A little history - "The seeds of Ruskin Mill (Educational) Trust were sown in 1967, when Robin and Barbara Gordon transplanted their young sons Aonghus and Alasdair from the hothouse of the Ruskin Centre for Art Appreciation in Venice to the cold-frame of a dilapidated former textile mill in Gloucestershire. They had fallen into fertile soil. Within the steep, wooded valleys of the Severn escarpment, a thousand years of the wool trade had bequeathed Horsley and Nailsworth a built environment of exceptional quality, a pioneering spirit and a keen pride in design and craftsmanship. Over the next fifteen years, they were energised by the inspirations of three men whose visions had helped shape the lives of the Gordon family: Rudolf Steiner, John Ruskin and William Morris. By 1984, they had germinated into the Ruskin Mill Centre for Arts and Cultural Regeneration. In that year, pupils from nearby Cotswold Chine Special School helped restore the mill's water-wheel. The next year, two more joined what was soon to become the Living Earth Training Course. The Living Earth Course combined biodynamic agriculture in a market garden with the craft curriculum sourced from the Arts and Crafts movement, the insights into human development provided by Rudolf Steiner and a commitment to responsible stewardship of the land for future generations. This curriculum, the so-called Descent into Matter, accessed the four elements of Earth, Water, Air and Fire through the three Kingdoms of Nature: - Animal - leatherwork, felt-making and weaving - Plant - basketry, carving and green woodwork - Mineral - pottery, stone carving, stained glass and metalwork Students boarded with local families, and received additional support through anthroposophic medicine and associated therapies. Crucially, students were constantly immersed in the commercial activities of the Mill: the small craft workshops, cafe and other retail outlets. This braiding of practical education, home-making, commerce and environmental awareness gave them the unique therapeutic experience of transforming their environment into useful commodities, for exchange within the market economy. This vision has remained at the heart of the Trust's work ever since." Ruskin Mill Trust says: "This is how we want our world to be: Each individual experiences meaningful relationships with universe, earth and people and has the potential to shape their own future."

Peaceful and homely holiday cottage in Tetbury. Only 1 3/4 miles from the Royal historic town of Tetbury. We welcome all guests. Our location is perfect for those who are attending weddings at nearby venues. With sleeping arrangements for up to 7 people. The cottage has 2 bedrooms. Bedroom 1 has a king sized bed, bedroom 2 has 2 single beds with a trundle bed & there is a double sized sofa bed in the living area. Pets considered, however there will be an extra cleaning charge.

Set in a lovely peaceful country location, however still close to town. We believe our space is truly beautiful and many of our guests agree (read our fantastic reviews). We are in a perfect location if you want some peace and quiet or if you are looking for a space to enjoy your friends and family. Our location is perfect for those attending a wedding nearby and we can help you arrange your transport. We are child friendly with books, games and movies inside for relaxing inside and a trampoline, swing and plenty of grounds to run around and play. There are many walks from the cottage where you will experience the natural beauty of The Cotswolds.

Tetbury is perfect for the Royals so it is perfect for you! Tetbury is world-renowned for its unique Royal associations. Highgrove, home of HRH The Prince of Wales is situated just outside Tetbury, and Gatcombe Park, home of the Princess Royal is also nearby. Surrounded by beautiful farmland and wild flowered meadows, and ancient woodland Tetbury is an ideal self-catering base for Gloucestershire walking or driving holidays, and is well-positioned for visiting the beautiful villages of the Cotswolds, and towns such as Bath and Cirencester. There is an abundance of antique shops and markets. We are spoilt for choice of where to eat...from cosy country pubs, fabulous restaurants and Manor houses a short drive away.

Get away from it all in an idyllic location, nestled in a wild flower meadow. Wake to the dawn chorus, walk through the woods to explore the open countryside or local artisan shops and inns, return to your own private spring fed wood-fired hot tub and fall asleep to the sounds of wind rustling the trees with the only tweets coming from the owls. Perfect location to self-isolate - we will collect a shopping order for you and deliver to your porch, so you just relax and chill !

Come and self-isolate! The hut is tucked away in a private meadow at the back of our property behind a quiet cul-de-sac. A path to a gate provides direct access into open countryside including a valley, woodland and trim trail perfect for exercising, walking and cycling. The Hut has all the creature comforts of home including a wood burning stove, kitchen basics for those hearty cooked breakfasts and your own private luxury bathroom a short walk away. The hot tub package comes with your stay and we empty, disinfect, fill it with fresh Cotswold spring water, light the wood burner and bring it up to temperature ready for you to indulge under the stars, safe in the knowledge it is freshly made just for you. If you need it for more than one night then you can purchase more logs and keep it going for as long as you want. In addition to our regular robust cleaning procedures we have rolled up our sleeves and implemented enhanced levels of hygiene standards appropriate to the latest guidance throughout the hut and bathroom. All linen is boiled washed and high temperature ironed.

We are tucked away in a quiet spot at the back of a new small cul-de-sac. We over-look rolling countryside and woodland on the edge of Tetbury a beautiful and traditional Cotswold Market Town with wonderful places to eat and plenty to see and do. Westonbirt Arboretum is a short drive or steady bike ride away and well worth a visit at any time of year. Breakfast at the Whistle Stop Cafe (a 10 minute stroll) is the perfect way to start the day.