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Immerse yourself in 420 acres of natural outstanding beauty-within a short walking distance from the Cotswolds Way. This self contained gem is light & airy, has luxury cotton sheets, a well equipped kitchen & a powerful shower. It sits on the edge of Woodchester Park -a 420 acre SECRET landscaped valley, inc woodlands, lakes & a gothic mansion. Relax & treat yourself to a gorgeous massage/yoga session/ treatment/meditation/nature immersion in our beautiful healing & wellbeing centre next door.

  SOULSIMPLE RETREAT & wellbeing centre A complete sanctuary for mind, body & spirit. Immerse yourself in the power & beauty of nature. Find yourself in a 420 acre secret valley jewelled with emerald lakes in The Heart Of The Cotswolds. Staying at SoulSimple Retreat is a full holistic wellness & nature immersion experience. TIME TO LOOK AFTER YOURSELF We are here to totally support you on your journey. This is a place of total relaxation & restoration. A magical place of transformation. Here you will find the space & support you need to relax, heal & make the changes you truly want. We are here to show you how it's all possible. Feel free to ask us questions about anything we offer  :-) MASSAGE - TREATMENTS - YOGA - FOREST BATHING - FITNESS - MEDITATION - EMBODIMENT - CLEANSE - HEALING - ART Here are some of the benefits you will experience from gifting yourself time here: - Total relaxation - Serenity & calmness of mind - Increase self-awareness - Boost you energy levels - Bring yourself back to aliveness - Ability to deeply listen & observe yourself - Experience innate wisdom, insight & clarity - Transform the way you experience life BOOK MASSAGES Swedish full body & head: 70mins Swedish full body: 60mins Full Bodywork treatment: 80 mins Full body aromatherapy: 80 mins Neck back & shoulders: 60mins Indian head: 50 mins Head & face massage: 50 mins Candlelit Couples massage: 60 mins SPECIAL HOLISTIC TREATMENTS & RETREATS: Reflexology: 50 mins Angelic Reiki : 60 mins Energy Shift: 90 mins Living liberation: A life changing experience. An intimate & fully embodied exploration of our innermost essence in deep relaxation 90 mins RELAX & RENEW RETREAT 2 hrs 1 x 20 min meditation 1 x 50 min Be Gentle yoga session 1 x 50 min massage of your choice Seasonal herb tea & delicious cake COUPLES RETREAT 2.5 hrs For 2 people 1 x 60 min Couples yoga 1 x 30 min breathe & meditation 1 x  60 min couples massage Seasonal herb tea & delicious cake (per couple) SOULBOOST Smoothie & juice programmes. To cleanse, detox & nourish your body during your stay. All prices inc a 1 hr consultation about cleansing & detoxing the body with a demonstration on how to juice & what to juice, so that you can carry on juicing at home. 3 smoothies/juices a day  5 smoothies/juices a day  7 smoothies/juices a day SOULBREATHE BREATHWORK SESSIONS Breathe yourself to freedom. The Sacred Breath transforms everything SoulBreathe Breath-work sessions in our beautiful studio: SoulBreathe Rebirthing Breath-work Sessions: 2 hours SoulBreathe Wim-hoff style & cold water Outside in the secret valley & lake 2 hours SOULSHINE 1 TO 1 & GROUP YOGA RETREATS: In our beautiful yoga studio Here is a list of mini yoga retreats we offer. They are tailored to all abilities & every age. Each retreat is 1 hour. You can request longer sessions. SoulShine BE GENTLE YIN YOGA A deeply restorative nurturing practice, completely slowing down, soothing your nervous system & allowing the interconnective tissues & fascia to open. SoulShine COUPLES YOGA Postures, breath & massage that celebrate unity, exploring the incredible benefits of working with a partner. SoulShine HEART & SOUL YOGA Heart opening postures & movement, breathwork & alignment. Bathe in the beauty of your heart. SoulShine EARTH & FIRE YOGA Kundalini inspired yoga, movement & breath. Harmonise the elements within. Break through limiting beliefs & energies. SoulShine SOUL ALCHEMY YOGA Experience your soul power. Your essence. Through an equisite blend of yoga, movement, chant & breath.

The Cotswolds: If you’re looking for somewhere with a surprise round every corner then look no further than the beautiful Cotswolds. Famous for quintessentially English market towns and villages built from honey-coloured stone, the Cotswolds are a range of gently rolling hills and the largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in England and Wales making them a perfect base for keen walkers and cyclists. Escape the high street and lose yourself in village lanes full to bursting with quirky and independent shops, restaurants and farmers markets or soak up the amazing atmosphere of one of our many festivals and events. You’ll find some of the world’s most famous – and beautiful gardens in the Cotswolds, as well as wildlife parks, castles and stately homes and some of the finest historic buildings and churches in the country. Don’t be put off by our lack of coastline either! We have 40 miles of lakes in the Cotswold Water Park and numerous gently winding streams, canals and waterways criss-crossing the picturesque towns and villages. On the door step: WOODCHESTER PARK - the secret valley: Nestled in the Cotswolds, the secluded valley of Woodchester Park is home to the remains of an 18th- and 19th-century landscape park, a Victorian mansion, a chain of five lakes fringed by woodland and pasture, and an abundance of wildlife.The 19th Century Victorian Gothic Masterpiece was abandoned in mid-construction in 1873. Hidden in a secluded Cotswold valley, it is untouched by time and the modern world. This Grade 1 Listed Building has been saved from dereliction, but will never be completed. Visitors walk through an extraordinary architectural exhibit in which the secrets of the medieval Gothic builders and masons are laid bare. The carvings in Woodchester Mansion are among the finest of their kind in the world. 3 mins drive / 30 mins walk: NAILSWORTH: The artistic, market town of Nailsworth is nestled in a wooded valley in the south Cotswolds. Nailsworth is renowned for its selection of award-winning restaurants, pubs and cafes. Eating out in Nailsworth means you are spoilt for choice. Hobbs House Bakery is famous for being owned by the Fabulous Baker Brothers – Tom and Henry Herbert – and was featured on their TV show. William’s Food Hall has helped turn Nailsworth into a foodie haven. It draws celebrities and foodies through its doors to dine on fresh seafood and local produce. 5 mins drive: MINCHINHAMPTON The delightful, small market town of Minchinhampton sits on the edge of Minchinhampton Common. It's made up of pretty stone cottages, many dating back to the 17th century and medieval wool trade. There is a weekly country market and a good choice of cafes. Minchinhampton was chosen as a scenic location for the recent BBC TV adaptation of J K Rowling’s Casual Vacancy. There are breathtaking panoramic views of the Stroud Valleys from Minchinhampton Common, which sits on the Cotswold escarpment. It is an important archaeological landscape and managed by the National Trust. Rare orchids and butterflies can be spotted along with freely roaming horses and cattle. Please drive carefully over the common and keep an eye out for (URL HIDDEN) of the most famous residents is the Princess Royal who lives at Gatcombe Park on the edge of town. Every year, the famously quirky Giffords Circus takes up residence in Minchinhampton as part of its annual summer tour of the Cotswolds. 15 mins drive: TETBURY: Tetbury is a historic market town that is now internationally famous for its range of antiques shops and dealers. Independent boutique shops sit alongside restaurants that feature in the Michelin Guides. Tetbury attracts everyone from Royalty (Prince Charles and his sons' home, Highgrove, sits less than a mile away) to English countryside lovers, antique-finders, foodies and real ale connoisseurs. 8 min drive: STROUD: In the opposite direction and you will find yourself in the market town of Stroud - Situated below the western escarpment of the Cotswold Hills at the meeting point of the Five Valleys, the town is noted for its steep streets, independent spirit and cafe culture. The Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty surrounds the town, and the Cotswold Way path passes by it to the west. The award winning saturday farmers market IS A MUST! 25 min drive: BIBURY & ARLINGTON Bibury is a charming, typically Cotswold village just a short drive from Cirencester. It’s easy to see why William Morris called Bibury ‘The most beautiful village in England’ – wonderful stone buildings strung out along the banks of the River Coln. Arlington Row, owned by the National Trust, is one of England’s most iconic and photographed sites – it even appears on the inside cover of UK passports! Originally built in the 14th century as a monastic wool store, it was converted in the 17th century into a row of weavers’ cottages. The cottages are now lived in by National Trust tenants, with no public access to the cottages or gardens, although one of them can be rented out as a holiday cottage. The River Coln flows through Bibury sandwiched between the main village street and an expanse of boggy water meadow known as Rack Isle, so called because wool was once hung out to dry there on racks after it had been washed in Arlington Row. With Arlington Row as a backdrop, it makes one of the most picturesque scenes you will find in the Cotswolds. 30 min drive:CHELTENHAM SPA 45 min drive: BATH SPA

Welcome to Chapel Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Chapel Cottage is a beautiful Grade II listed cottage, which dates back to the 17th century, and is located in the heart of the picturesque village of Bourton-on-the-Water. Known as the ‘Venice of the Cotswolds’, due to the River Windrush that flows peacefully though the village, Bourton has an abundance of attractions, including Birdland, the Cotswold Motor Museum, and the Model Village. There are also a wide range of traditional pubs, shops and restaurants, making Bourton perfect for guests of all ages. The village is surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, and the many picturesque market towns and villages of the Cotswolds are all within easy reach, as are further afield places, such as Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and Bath. 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!

Chapel Cottage is a semi-detached cottage, located just off Bourton’s High Street. The front door is accessed via the cottage’s front garden, and opens directly into the living room, with the following rooms on the ground floor: Living/dining room: This characterful room has exposed oak beams, stone mullion windows, and a large Cotswold stone inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove. There is a three seater and a two seater leather sofa plus a leather pouff, as well as a pretty window seat.Other facilities include a Smart TV with Netflix access, and a DAB radio with an iPod docking station. The dining area has a lovely flagstone floor, and contains an antique wooden dining table with four chairs and a window seat, which overlooks the front garden; Kitchen: A doorway leads through to the country-style kitchen, which overlooks the garden. This well presented room has an electric oven, four ring gas hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher, microwave, kettle and toaster. There is a stable door out from the kitchen to the courtyard garden at the back of the cottage. A steep, winding staircase leads up from the living room to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Bedroom 1: A lovely room with whitewashed stone walls and oak beams, which contains a double bed, a chest of drawers with a mirror, and hooks to provide hanging space; Bedroom 2: Another stylish room, which contains a king size bed, and hooks to provide hanging space; Family bathroom: Contains a bath with overhead shower, toilet and wash basin. Further steep, winding stairs lead up to the second floor room: Snug/bedroom 3: This room is a perfect hideaway in the lovely eaves of the cottage, complete with Freeview TV and DVD player, plus a selection of DVDs, books and games. The room contains a day bed, which can be made up into a single bed. At the front of the cottage is a pretty, gravelled garden, with a stylish wrought iron table and chairs, which is ideal for making the most of the morning sun. The stable door from the kitchen opens out into the private courtyard garden at the rear of the cottage, which also has an outdoor table and chairs, and captures the late afternoon sun. The back garden has a useful outbuilding, which contains a washing machine and a tumble dryer. There is a 30-minute parking zone directly opposite the cottage, which is ideal for loading and unloading luggage, and two Pay & Display car parks are located a short walk away from the cottage.

Bourton-on-the-Water is arguably one of the most popular villages of the Cotswolds, especially amongst overseas visitors. Having been nicknamed the "Venice of the Cotswolds", its scenery is the main draw for travellers. The River Windrush meanders through beautiful English countryside before passing over rapids next to the Old Mill and arriving at Bourton. The river is fed from many springs, with the source approximately ten miles from the village and, after flowing under the bridges of Bourton, it passes other villages before eventually joining the Thames. There are various attractions in the village, including the famous Birdland, which is home to a variety of birds from around the world. Here visitors can see parrots, pelicans, flamingos and penguins to name just a few, with experienced keepers feeding the birds and leading demonstrations. The Model Village is well worth a visit, as Bourton is the only village in the Cotswolds to have a one-ninth scale replica of itself. It is carefully maintained and has all of the characterful buildings including the Old Water Mill and the Old New Inn. Those lucky enough to witness snow in the winter months will notice photographers at the model village trying to get the perfect picture of the snowy scene. Another family favourite is the Dragonfly Maze. This yew maze leads visitors through the labyrinth, gathering clues in order to find the pavilion in the centre which enables them to unlock the final secret! The maze was constructed by Kit Williams, author of the golden hare treasure hunt book, "Masquerade". Food & Drink Bourton has a variety of places to eat and drink, including cafes, tea rooms, pubs and restaurants, with a range of prices to suit all budgets. The list below is a small sample of the options available: The Chester House Hotel and The Croft Restaurant (www.chesterhousehotel.com): Breakfast, morning coffee, lunches and evening meals in a riverside restaurant. You can enjoy freshly prepared, local produce throughout the day and night, with seasonal specials added to the menu daily. The Duke of Wellington (www.dukeofwellingtonbourton.co.uk): A local village inn aiming to provide fresh home cooked food with a friendly service. There is a light snacking menu, a full menu and a wonderful range of desserts and hot beverages. As well as daily home cooked specials, on Sundays you can enjoy a traditional carvery with all the trimmings from 12-6pm. The Mousetrap Inn (www.mousetrap-inn.com): A traditionally run Cotswold stone Inn, with a history dating back to the building of the railways in the 18th Century. Serving home-made food, along with fantastic, locally brewed real ales. The Village Restaurant & Tearooms (www.thevillagerestaurant.co.uk): Traditional, home cooked food in a friendly atmosphere, overlooking the river Windrush, in the heart of Bourton-on-the-Water.

Rural isolation in Idyllic Cotswold Countryside. For valid Covid distancing reasons. Contact us to discuss. Dating back to 1624 and immaculately restored this beautiful little one bedroom designer cottage simply oozes character. With its own good sized garden and panoramic country views it is located in the historic and peaceful village of Tarlton whilst being close to chic Cirencester and Prince Charles’ Tetbury. A perfect romantic retreat to get-away from it all.

The owners, an art advisor and writer, have taken great care in creating a unique interior of great style in a restoration of the highest quality. All the original features have been retained with natural floors, beamed ceilings and an inglenook fireplace. There are velvet sofas, beautiful oriental carpets, fine art and classic books. Lighting is discrete and atmospheric whilst a log stove provides a delightful atmosphere. Create a meal in the hand-made kitchen before dining on the farmhouse table using vintage china and crystal glasses. There is a Nespresso machine and milk frother for coffees. The bathroom features a Venetian mirror, deep-pile towels, complimentary toiletries and a free-standing bath (heaps of hot water) with country views. The latest in LED televisions, with freeview and Apple TV is located upstairs in the bedroom (not available downstairs) together with a DVD player and varied films. There is unlimited free and upgraded high speed wi-fi. Private off street parking for two medium or one large car. Large private garden with outdoor sofa seating area with soft cushions (stored in box). The orchard area has a table and two chairs . The cottage is private and independent. We do not usually meet our guests. Tarlton is a pretty and sleepy hamlet, off the beaten track but within ten minutes of the historic market towns of Cirencester and Tetbury. A mile away via country path or dirt road is the local pub, the Tunnel House, originally built to house workers on the canal tunnel, whose 19th century classical entrance is adjacent. For excellent gastro-pubs The Bell at Sapperton, Wild Duck, Trouble House Inn, Potting Shed and Village Pub Barnsley are within 10 mins drive. For fine dining try Barnsley House, Calcot Manor or The Rectory. From the doorstep there is excellent walking through the Bathurst Estate with the source of the Thames about a mile away. Within half an hour are the widely varied attractions of the entire Cotswold region. The cities of Bath, Bristol & Cheltenham are all within one hours drive. A car is necessary for all but the most determined. There is a direct London rail service two miles away served by a taxi service. Babes in arms and small well behaved pets possible upon request. There is a pet charge of £30 per pet per stay, payable upon confirmation and subject to acceptance.

Tarlton is a pretty and sleepy hamlet, off the beaten track but within ten minutes of the historic market towns of Cirencester and Tetbury. It is close to the heart of the scenic Cotswold region with major attractions like Stow, Chipping Camden and Burford and bigger destinations like Bath and Cheltenham all within about 40 minutes drive. Only slightly farther afield are Shakespeare's Stratford, Stonehenge, Blenheim Palace and the dreaming spires of Oxford. Asphodel is a perfect base to relax or explore. Locally just a mile away via country path or dirt road is the local pub, the Tunnel House, originally built to house workers on the canal tunnel, whose 19th century classical entrance is adjacent. There are excellent gastro-pubs like The Bell at Sapperton, Trouble House Inn, Potting Shed (below) and Village Pub Barnsley all within just ten minutes drive. For special occasions there are critically acclaimed destinations like Barnsley House, Calcot Manor or The Rectory. But you don't always need 'destinations'. One of the delights of the Cotswolds is touring the picturesque country lanes and discovering picture postcard villages where the tourist buses never venture. Relax in the garden of the village cafe or by the fire in the historic pub. All our local recommendations and secrets are revealed in your cottage welcome guide.

Our new luxury Mega Pod Glamping accommodation sleep up to 4, all overlooking the idyllic village of Notgrove. Surrounded by stunning Cotswold countryside with access to walks over the 1,500 acre private Notgrove Estate it’s the ultimate in peace and relaxation. All with en-suite shower and WC, on site games room, a mini football pitch and our friendly animals we welcome couples and families looking to enjoy the laid back Cotswold life. - Double bed and sofa bed - En-suite shower and WC - Kitchenette with fridge, microwave oven and hob - Flat screen Freeview TV - Dining table and Chairs - Outdoor seating and Fire pit - Heating, lighting and Electrical points - Wi-Fi - Linen included for double bed - extra linen for sofa bed £30 - Fire pack can be ordered once booked £10 A kettle and toaster, microwave and fridge are in the pod plus 1 x colander, 4 x mugs, 4 x cereal bowls, 4 x plates, 1 x tea towel, 1 x dish cloth and scourer, 1 x saucepans, 1 x frying pan, 1 x scissors, 4 x dinner knives Group Bookings – we are happy to take group bookings we have 8 pods in total sleeping up to 4 each, but please note we are a quiet family friendly site so no loud music and parties will be possible. Pod Locations – Our Pods are all individually named…Campion, Mallow, Willowherb, Periwinkle, Lupin, Poppy, Buttercup and Bluebell. Campion is closest to the games room and Bluebell is the furthest pod. Fire Pack £10 1 x bag of logs, 1 x bundle of kindling, 1 x box of firelighters, 1 x box of matches Extra linen for sofa bed £30 1 x double duvet, 2 x pillows, 1 x sheet, 1 x duvet cover, 2 x pillow cases, 2 x towels. Please contact the owner after booking for these. Pod games room As we know the great British weather can’t always be relied upon…..our onsite games room ensures you can keep the family occupied whatever the weather. For the big kids we have table football, table tennis and for the little ones a variety of books, toys and games to suit all ages. For parents enjoy a drink from the hot drinks machine, relax on the sofa and enjoy a welcome alternative to your pod. A clamber stack and mini football area are also situated to the side of the pods outside the games room. Tennis court and bike hire available. Walks and cycle routes around the estate and local area Pet Farm animals live in the paddocks opposite the pods - goats, donkeys, alpaca and a pig - they love you to visit them during your stay.

Notgrove Estate is one of the few remaining privately owned Cotswold estates offering 1500 acres of private rolling farmland. We have mapped out walks, around the estate and local area and can recommend longer walks if required. Our working farm has sheep and cattle as well as our pet goats, donkeys and alpaca who live just across the track from the pods . You can hire bikes from the local company via our website. We are ideally located to visit the local attractions of Bourton on the Water (3 miles) Stow on the Wold (5 miles) or Burford, Stratford Upon Avon, Cheltenham. Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park is a 15 minute drive away and The Cotswold Wildlife Park is a 25 drive away. Bourton on the Water is 3 miles down the road and has many Cotswold wonders such as Birdland, The Model Railway and the Miniature Village - as well as lovely cafes and shops. The local pub is The Plough at Cold Aston, this is a 1.5 miles walk from us across the fields or down a quiet lane - with lovely food and beers. Or The Black Horse at Naunton is also a lovely village pub with great pub food and a cosy atmosphere.

The Notgrove Estate is a 1500 acre family run working farm owned by Harry and Diana Acland. Set high up in the Cotswold Hills it has 400 acres of grassland in deep valleys and 100 acres of woodland and rolling arable fields. The farm has a mix of sheep, cattle and arable and has diversified with two horse livery yards and a holiday cottage business. In the last few years Harry and Diana have put in new foot and bridle paths and entered into a wildlife conservation scheme planting 200 acres of special plots planted with wild bird mixes, corn bunting mixes, pollen and nectar mixes for bees and beetle banks that promotes the preservation of our natural wild birds. The scenery changes with each season as does the pattern of farming; we have an abundance of lambs and calves in spring, harvest in summer, colourful autumn leaves and dramatic winters, often with snow.

This self-contained gem has its own balcony which overlooks a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is south facing, light & airy and has pure cotton sheets, a small well equipped kitchen, and a powerful shower.

When you arrive you'll find a small welcome basket of food for breakfast. The bedroom has a vaulted ceiling and the floors are all limed oak, warmed by underfloor heating.

We live at the end of a narrow lane, overlooking a quiet valley on the very edge of Nailsworth, and only a short walk to the centre of this small town, with its range of shops, pubs and great restaurants. Five miles away, Stroud is renowned for its creative culture, frequent art and music events, and its awarding winning Saturday morning farmers market.

We are in stunning Cotswold countryside perfect to get away into healthy fresh air. Based in Aldsworth (Nr Stone Barn) with a beautiful sitting room, lots of books, over 250 dvds and large tv.. No kitchen but a portable hob to fry or heat, a fridge and microwave. I provide, cereals, porridge, fruit, bread. The second bedroom has two single beds . Its a perfect get away.

You will have a large private sitting room with tv, microwave and a fridge. (no kitchen but a microwave and portable hob). A wide range of DVD's are available (over 250). We have a double bedroom, a bathroom and twin room . Wifi is available and it's perfect for guests who want to get away. I have a travel cot and a dog bowl!.

Fantastic countryside and wonderful walks. Within easy access to Oxford, Cheltenham and Cirencester as well as Bibury, Burford and Stow on the Wold. Good get away from Covid 19 and very healthy.

Our vineyard barn guestroom is on a working vineyard in the South Cotswolds offering stunning views across the valley and our Woodchester vineyard. The generous suite offers a large living area with a gas log burner, underfloor heating, large TV (full Sky package included), a large bedroom with super-king bed, ensuite bathroom with separate shower and bath. There are three separate terraces from which to relax and enjoy the country air. A breakfast basket is available on request.

The vineyard barn guestroom is on a working Vineyard and Winery in the Cotswolds offering stunning views across the valley and our Woodchester vineyard. Located in an idyllic setting, you can enjoy a glass of our award winning wine while taking in incredible views from the terraces or in front of the log burner. The generous guest room offers a living area that has a gas log burner, underfloor heating, large TV (full Sky package included) and is equipped with a kettle, toaster, mini-fridge, wine fridge and microwave. Tea, coffee and milk are provided complimentary however please note that this is not self-catered accommodation. A separate cloakroom is located just off the living area. The bedroom is equipped with a super-king size bed, dressing table, TV and en-suite bathroom, with a large walk in shower and separate bath. It boasts three separate terrace/balcony areas either overlooking our Woodchester vineyard or across the Stroud valleys. A breakfast hamper is available on request for a small additional fee (payable on arrival), which includes fresh bread and pastries, orange juice, granola and a selection of condiments, sourced from local producers wherever possible. Please let us know when booking if you require this. We offer tours and tastings on selected dates at our vineyard. During April - September these are Wednesday evenings, Saturday mornings and Saturday afternoons. Please visit our website Woodchester Valley Vineyard for details of how to book these. Note: For weekends, check-ins are on Friday for a minimum 2 nights.

We are located 1.5 miles from the bustling town of Nailsworth, which has an abundance of restaurants, cafés and pubs for breakfast, brunch and dinner options. We are 3.5 miles from the market town of Stroud which boasts one of the best farmers markets in the country every Saturday. The spa towns of Cheltenham and Bath are within 45 minutes, and the area is very popular with walkers, cyclists and those looking for a base from which to explore the South Cotswolds.

Set in beautiful open countryside . You’ll love my place because its spacious inside and out, its quiet with fantastic scenery. My place is good for couples.

Our cottage is a single story detached cottage that has been recently refurbished. It has a large open plan kitchen/living/dining area fitted with all the essentials and more, the hallway leads you through into the bedroom with ensuite shower room.

Clematis cottage is part of a hamlet made up of other converted barns, surrounded by North Cotswold countryside, the nearest villages are Condicote and Upper Swell, both around a 20 minute walk away.

'The Bolt Hole' is situated in the lovely Cotswold town of Northleach. It is within a few minutes walk of the town square, shops, restaurants, pubs and church. The location makes it an ideal touring base with Stow-on-the-wold, Burford, The Slaughters & Moreton in Marsh all within 15-25 minutes drive. It is also within easy access of Broadway, Stratford, Oxford & Cheltenham. An excellent selection of restaurants, pubs and a wine bar are within easy walking distance of the cottage. It is furnished to a good standard and has underfloor heating throughout. The kitchen / dining area is fitted with dishwasher, full size oven, hob & grill, fridge and microwave. There is a small sitting area with TV. The bedroom has a double bed, wardrobe and chest of drawers. There is a separate bathroom with bath with shower over, WC and sink. Outside is a small enclosed courtyard with table and chairs We're right in the middle of the Cotswolds so the main towns and villages are all within a 15-20 min drive.

Situated right in the middle of the Cotswolds within 15 miles of the major Cotswolds towns and sights

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.

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

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

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

A stunning hand crafted cabin with your own private wood fired hot tub and wood burning oven located in the beautiful North Cotswold Countryside. A haven to escape to for couples and families from all walks of life. To truly relax you do not need to drive as we are just a 5 minute walk from the pretty village of Mickleton where there are 2 pubs, a village shop, post office, butchers and hotel. IF BOOKED PLEASE CHECK OUR OTHER CABINS - DJ'S DIGS, POPPY'S PAD, JEDS SHED AND MIRT'S MANSION

The houses have been built to our own specifications and alongside the hot tub and cooker they contain a micro kitchen with cold water tap, 2 ring hob, fridge and ice box. There is also an eco toilet in the houses for your convenience. In addition, there is a double flush toilet and shower block on site for guests.

One of the oldest cottages in Fairford, Once owned by King Henry VIII. Tudor Cottage is a period Cotswold stone cottage in a row of terraced limestone properties on London Street in the pretty market town of Fairford, which is situated in the beautiful Coln Valley and the Cotswold Water Park

Access to free wifi, constant hot water and central heating In the sitting room is a wooden floor with a rug for your comfort, a wood burner. There is a leather sofa, sofabed, good lighting with plenty of lamps, soft throws and lots of cushions. A digital TV with Freeview Play so you can catch up on the past 7 days of television, DVD player, books, DVD's, board games The kitchen has tiled floor and is very well equipped with a range style cooker, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, toaster and many pots, pans and cooking utensils. A good selection of crockery and glassware. Dining room There is a lovely kitchen table with seating for 6 people Utility Room equipped with Freezer, Washing machine, Tumble dryer Iron and Ironing board On the first floor you will find a ornate Superking bed and two trundle beds if needed for children. hanging space and cupboards with a dressing table and stool, a hairdryer, straighteners, hairwaver, bedside cabinets and table lamps. The bathroom has a roll top bath, seperate overhead shower, basin and a w.c. Up the next very steep stairs (please be careful) there is a Superking bed.. hanging space and cupboards with a dressing table and stool, a hairdryer, straighteners, bedside cabinets and table lamps All beds are made ready for your arrival with lovely crisp bed linen, soft quilts, pillows, throws. Both bedrooms have good lighting from lamps and ceiling lights From the Backdoor you enter a small paved courtyard which is a secure area for dogs, there is then a small pathway that leads to the cottage garden which is private and very quiet and secure. We have two seating areas, a BBQ, lots of fairy lights Whatever you have in mind, we’re sure that we can provide the perfect base for it!

Nothing says holidays like a hot tub. After dinner’s done and the night is but young, fire up the bubbles and watch the panoramic view of the sun setting over the lake from your private secure deck. This is just one of the magical moments you can experience whilst staying at Lapwing Lake Lodge. Perched on the water’s edge, Lapwing Lake Lodge is a chic New England-style retreat with plenty of room for six plus pooch. The pretty clapper board-style exterior and fantastic water-front setting make a brilliant first impression. The convenience of the location within steps of a family-friendly lakeside bar, brasserie, gym and a great children's play area come a close second. Located on Spring Lake, our lake house has prime position in the Cotswold Water Park, one of the best kept secrets of Gloucestershire! One of 150 lakes in an area the size of Jersey, there’s so much to explore and something for everyone. Wildlife, watersports, activities, great eateries, walking, history and culture are just some of the things you will find nearby.

The lake house itself has been stylishly renovated to mirror its setting, offering super lake views from inside and out. Downstairs, it’s fully open plan complemented by stunning bi-folding doors that stretch across the back of the house. They ensure the house is filled with calm and tranquil light whilst showing the lake off in all its charming glory. An ever changing picture of water-skiers, swans and rippling water can be enjoyed from the comfort of the sofa, or fold the doors back and the living area takes on a new and exciting feel. The outside space becomes an extension to the house, providing the perfect spot for sizzling steaks on the barbecue. Or simply sitting back to enjoy lakeside life while your own hot tub bubbles invitingly and watch the world go by. Upstairs there is a large master bedroom with a full length window overlooking the lake, allowing you the same stunning views, two further bedrooms and a family bathroom. Extra care has been taken for families, and you will find lots of special touches around the house if you are planning on taking the little ones. The light bright interiors with family-friendly luxuries are added bonuses, whilst the fact that there’s a spa, golf course, water sports centre, bike hire and routes, plus a choice of restaurants and pubs, within a short, scenic walk really sets it apart. Although, for most young families, the fact that the UK’s largest inland beach with a purpose built toddler paddling and playground area is within a 10-15 minute stroll is the icing on the cake. THE LAYOUT Ground floor: Open plan living space with sitting and dining areas seating six. Bifold doors open out onto a private deck with superb lake views. A U-shaped kitchen with breakfast bar and stools is set slightly apart from the living area. Shower room with WC First floor: Master bedroom with 5′ king size bed and a pretty Juliette balcony with amazing views over the lake. There is also room for a cot. Double bedroom with 4’6″ bed. Twin bedroom with 2’6″ beds which can convert into a kingsize bed. Family bathroom with a bath, overhead shower and children’s bathing accessories. IN A NUTSHELL 6 Guests Three bedrooms: two doubles, one twin/double One bathroom, one shower room Suitable for children and baby (cot, highchair and stairgate available) Up to two well-behaved dogs welcome on request (small additional fee applies*) Private secure deck onto lake with hot tub, table and chairs and barbecue Welcome hamper, linen and toiletries Surrounding shared outdoor space and children’s playground Bike hire with child seats/trailers can be pre-booked Spa, gym, golf course, water sports centre, bike hire and routes, plus a choice of restaurants and pubs on site Heavily discounted spa passes Parking for two cars EQUIPMENT Electric wall heaters Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer-dryer Flat screen TV with Freeview, DVD player WiFi internet access Private outdoor heated hot tub Outdoor dining furniture and barbecue

Along with its lakeside setting one of the house’s greatest assets is the amount that there is to see and do nearby for families and young children. Within a minute’s stroll is the Lakeside Brassiere which boasts a family friendly sports bar, a relaxed family restaurant with a sun terrace overlooking the lake. A fully air conditioned gym is located above the brasserie with a range of equipment. Should you be staying for a prolonged period a monthly membership can be purchased, but the gym also offers a highly reasonable single use fee option. Within 50 metres of the lodge is a large children’s play area with climbing frame, monkey bars and fireman pole. Lakeside Ski & Wake offer wakeboard and waterski lessons on the lake, plus sessions as well as fun rides for all the family on their ringos and other inflatables. These all prove irresistible to most families in the summer months, not least since thanks to a special skimmer board. From beginners to experts, everyone is welcome. Next to the house is a small shingle beach area popular with the little ones for paddling. From the deck you can feed swans and ducks that are very friendly, but far enough away to stop little ones from feeling intimidated. About a 5 minutes’ walk away, there’s a cable ski and a buzzing cafe bar reachable on pushchair friendly flat paths and roads. Located opposite Spring Lake is the South Cerney Outdoor Education Centre which offers sailing, canoeing, and paddle boarding activities and courses. Bike hire, angling and even the biggest inland beach in the UK are all within a mile or two. Located on the other side of the Spine Road, a 10 minute walk from Spring Lake, is Spa 6, one of the premier spas in the Cotswolds, located within the Four Pillars Cotswold Water Park Hotel. Treatments include: Volcanic Hot Stone Back Massage, “Indian Sandalwood” Soothing Scalp Massage and “Exotic Orange Blossom Ritual” Face and Body Treatment. Not forgetting of course, a state-of-the-art gymnasium and hydrotherapy pool. The house is also within walking distance to the local village of South Cerney which offers a number of local amenities including a selection of pubs, takeaways, village shops, post office and a hairdressers. Lapwing Lake Lodge is ideally situated too for exploring the towns and villages of the beautiful Cotswolds region. The well-known quintessential English villages of Stow-on-the-Wold, Bibury, Bourton-on-the-Water, and Moreton-in-the-Marsh, are all within easy reach and make a great day out. Cirencester known as ‘The Capital of the Cotswolds’, is 4 miles away, giving easy access to excellent shopping, restaurants, entertainment, ancient buildings and museums. Cheltenham (20 miles), the most complete regency town in England, is famous for its horse-racing festival in March, culminating in the Gold Cup steeplechase. At other times of year, Cheltenham hosts Festivals of Jazz, Classical Music, Science, Literature, Food & Drink. Highgrove House, one of the homes of Prince Charles, is less than half an hour’s drive as is Westonbirt Arboretum, with its stunning new treetop walkway, the longest in the UK. Appealing to children in particular, the nearby Cotswold Wildlife Park, the numerous attractions at Bourton-on-the-Water, and Cotswold Farm Park provide plentiful entertainment. The cities of Bath, Bristol, Cheltenham and Oxford are all under an hour’s drive away. Located just over an hour from London, it’s the ideal place for families or a group of friends to spend time together at any time of the year.

Charmingly renovated cottage, quintessentially Cotswold on the outside, calm and contemporary on the inside. Stunning handmade kitchen, fully equipped and boasting a beautiful AGA. The living room has a library feel, with huge squishy leather sofa, an Abu dance of books, TV, Wifi and digital radio. Upstairs the beamed bedroom space is cosy and romantic, with views of the gardens and surrounding countryside.

In our beautiful Cotswold garden, wind up through the rockery to this sheltered hillside spot, with its very own private deck and seating area, offering gorgeous views to the surrounding village, nestled in idyllic countryside. This light and airy, but warm and cosy studio has a super comfortable kingsize bed, a desk and a separate stylish modern bathroom, a lovely deep bath, and a very efficient shower attachment if needed. You will be living under the eaves, so headspace is a little limited.

You are welcome to potter about our large garden.

We are just 2 minutes walk from the Seven Tuns Pub, which is a quintessential Cotswold country pub, with good food and roaring log fires - this is a great place to while away an afternoon or have an evening out without any need to drive. We are situated in the most beautiful countryside with miles of footpaths. We have a beautiful church and a Roman villa in the village and a farm shop that serves an all day ‘bottomless’ breakfast. Nearby Cirencester has great independent shops and a Waitrose. Also highly recommended for food is The Village Pub at Barnsley and The New Inn at Coln St Aldwyns. There is also a village taxi service, if you need a lift home. Needless to say, we are right on the doorstep of all the well known cotswold villages and beauty spots, so this is an excellent location from which to tour around.

The Old Farm Bed & Breakfast is located within the picturesque village of Ampney Crucis in the heart of the Cotswolds. This brand new, peaceful, self contained detached annex is in the grounds of the The Old Farm, a traditional cotswold stone house.

This brand new, peaceful, self contained detached annex is warm and cosy. It has a luxurious king size bed and a small wet room with a rain shower. The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, microwave, toaster and coffee and tea making facilities, including a nespresso machine. Please note that breakfast is self-service continental style taken in the annex.

We are extremely well located. Ampney Crucis is 3 miles from the busy market town of Cirencester, known as the Capital of the Cotswolds. Cirencester offers a farmers market, a selection of restaurants and is renowned for its boutique and art and craft shops. Ampney Crucis is just a short drive from the beautiful village of Bibury, as well as being within easy reach of Bourton on the Water, Lechlade and Burford. It is well located for various attractions such as Westonbirt Arboreatum, the Cotswold Wildlife Park as well as racing at Cheltenham.

Daisy's cottage is situated in Great Rissington a hill top village overlooking the Windrush valley. A few minutes drive away is Bourton on the Water, The Slaughters Stow on the Wold and Burford. Set in the grounds of Kate and Richard's own home the cottage has been converted from a Georgian Barn it provides cosy, self contained accommodation, and offers couples the chance to share this wonderful area while enjoying the privacy of their own characterful cottage.

Whilst retaining the original beams and stonework Daisy's has a light, airy interior; stable door to the front and French doors to the private patio area at the back. The wonderfully equipped kitchen lacks nothing. Everything has been considered to make self-catering a joy. The cosy sitting room has a television and dvd player. It also has a radio and iPod/iPhone docking station. The bedroom is furnished in antique pine with a comfortable king size bed and has a window opening to the patio. The bathroom has a bath with over head shower, it also has a hand held shower attached to the taps, and a pretty window with views over the gardens of Meadow Barn. The preferred check in times are 3pm to 5pm but this is flexible with prior arrangement.

Set in the heart of the Cotswold we have many beautiful villages to visit all within a short drive Bourton on the Water, The Slaughters, Burford and Bibury to name just a few. Also worth a visit is Adam Hinson’s Farm Park, Snowshill Manor, the world famous Arts and Crafts garden at Hidcote near Chipping Campden, Chedworth Roman Villa and Cirencester. The city of Bath makes a wonderful day visit as does Stratford on Avon and Warwick. For those of you that enjoy period drama a visit to Chavenage house where some of Poldark was filmed is a must, at Chavenage you can escape into the peaceful surroundings of a Cotswold manor, virtually unchanged for 400 years. The house is situated near Tetbury which is 31 miles from Daisy's Cottage and open to the pubic from 1st May to 30th September on Thursdays and Sundays from 2-5pm. The charming village of Bampton which is just 14 miles away is where many scenes from Downton Abbey were filmed, St Mary's church renamed St Michael and All Angels in Downton Abbey, has hosted many dramatic events including weddings, funerals, christenings and even a jilting at the alter!

Two adjoining private fishing lakes in the Cotswold Water Park surrounded by trees and grassy walks are the setting for this Architect designed very contemporary Lodge. Serious carp fishing and also a trout lake. Relaxing comfort in a beautiful park with great gastro pubs, shopping and exciting activities nearby. The Lodges are adults only, we don't accommodate children. Sorry, NO pets or smoking allowed on any premises also.

Little Horseshoe Lake is very well stocked with some famous carp which weigh in up to 40 lbs. Bring your own equipment or hire from the Tackle Den which is about a mile away. The trout lake has brown and rainbow trout. Experienced fishermen welcome or lessons through the Tackle Den.

The neighbourhood is full of lakes which were originally gravel pits. They have matured into a wonderful parkland and offer many activities. South Cerney is a very old village with 2 pubs and a few small shops. It dates back to the 10th century. Cirencester offers excellent shopping, markets, and good cafes and restaurants, also it has probably the best small museum in England and a magnificent Church. Within walking distance is the De Vere Hotel which has an attractive bar, restaurant and Spa.

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

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

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

A spacious, light & airy ground floor studio apartment with separate shower room & underfloor heating, set in beautiful surroundings. The apartment is close to the Cotswold Farm Park, located in the grounds of a 48 acre livery business, the apartment has fantastic views across the lawns, to the horses in the paddocks and beyond. This apartment has a fully equipped kitchen and is decorated to give it a Cotswold farmhouse feel, it has it's own entrance, with off street parking & is dog friendly.

There are beautiful countryside views with horses in the paddocks. I have several dogs which live in the main house with me and at the stables are horses, ducks, turkeys and chickens.

Direct access to walking tracks and bridle ways Approx 3 miles from Stow-on-the-wold, Bourton-on-the-water and The Slaughters. 15miles from Cheltenham. Very close to the Cotswold Farm Park. Another Airbnb called “Cotswold Barn Loft with panoramic views” is also available on the same site the other side of the ménage but in that unit pets are not permitted.

An entire Self contained cotswold stone apartment. Located centrally in the beautiful village of South Cerney. Comprising of a double bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, large living and dining area. Lovely shared outdoor area.

Large Living and Dining area. Nicely decorated with stylish furniture. Lovely light and airy bedroom with plenty of clothes storage space. Bathroom with bath and shower. Fully equipped kitchen.

South Cerney is a fantastic Village. Beautiful countryside and walks. Plenty of lakes for all kinds of activities. 3 pubs, one great for food, one for families and the other for a party. There is also a shop, Post Office, pharmacy, fanastic Fish and Chip shop and curry house. Everything you need in an idilic location.

Set in the beautiful Cotswolds on the edge of the wonderful village of Chedworth, this bright self contained space looks across the valley. Stunning walks and cycle rides. 10 mins to Cirencester, 20 min to Chelt, 50 mins to Oxford and Bath. Cosy wood burning stove to relax by. Great pubs either side of the village. Close to the local village farm shop which serves great breakfasts. Walk to the National Trust Roman villa. Newly added air conditioning unit.

Contemporary space in the Cotswolds for two people. South facing sunny studio looking out onto the garden and valley. Own private entrance. You are welcome to use the garden. Lots of privacy. Table and chairs outside to have your breakfast/lunch/dinner. In the winter there is a wood burner and lots of board games.

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Situated on the edge of an idyllic village in the heart of The Cotswolds - This beautiful, self contained , 1 bedroom cabin; is perfect for couples looking for a short break or those travelling on business. The local pub is a stones throw from the cottage and basic amenities can be bought at the village shop. Cirencester town is 15 minutes by car. The city of Bath, Stonehenge and Cheltenham, all within an hour. The cabin sits away from the main house ensuring complete privacy. Secure parking.

Very secluded and private

Close to all the lovely Cotswold towns/villages and only 30 mins from bath abs Cheltenham .

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

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

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

This is a beautiful space with stunning views over the fields towards stroud. It is very simply decorated inside with lovely oak beams and staircase. There is also a wood burning stove for extra warmth in the winter months. From the outside it almost looks like a swiss chalet, and upstairs on the mezzanine floor you will find traditional Japanese Tatami mats and futon beds. There are currently no kitchen facilities apart from a kettle, fridge and microwave.

The Annexe is clad in beautiful Larch wood which gives it a lovely warm glowing look, the floor, doors and stairs are all warm wood too. The Tatami mats and Futon beds are genuine traditional Japanese pieces.

The surrounding area is great for walking and cycling, not far from the town of stroud too which has an award winning farmers market every Saturday which has amazing local produce. Stroud is nestled in the 5 valleys in the heart of the Cotswolds with beautiful countryside all round.

A stunning, luxury hand crafted cabin with your own private wood fired hot tub and wood burning oven located in the beautiful North Cotswold Countryside. A haven to escape to. During the Summer months Jed's Shed is situated in a secret site location on the edge of Mickleton or Broad Campden - in September it will then move to it's Winter location with our 4 other cabins on the main site in Mickleton IF BOOKED CHECK OUR OTHER CABINS - Mirt's Mansion, DJ's Digs, Poppy's Pad, Daisy's Den

The houses have a cosy double bedroom with bifold doors opening onto a small wooden floating deck- a great chill out area for those balmy Summer days. The micro kitchen houses a small fridge with ice box, double gas hob and hot and cold water to the sink. On the covered deck you will find your own double wood fired hot tub (emptied and cleaned between all guests) and a wood burner with oven and grill to cook up a scrumptious supper. A flush toilet is accessed from the deck and a unique, outside, hot water bucket style shower provides washing facilities for the Summer months. The cabins are designed to be off grid with solar powered 12v electric for the fridge, lighting and charging your electric devices. In the Winter the cabins will be sited on our campsite where a double shower block is available together with an electric socket to run a heater.

Minnow Cottage is a quaint 200 year old Cotswold cottage set on a little stream in the charming and quirky village of Chalford . Although petite in stature, the cottage oozes character with low ceilings and beams and has all the qualities needed if you are looking for a rural retreat or romantic break. There is a village shop, pub, cafe and gift shop all within a few minutes walk. The property has parking and all the amenities to make it a great base from which to explore the Cotswolds.

Minnow Cottage is a three story detached cottage , with ample parking and a private garden. It's great for walkers with the Cotswold canal a stones throw away. With pretty gardens front and rear you'll be able to enjoy the idyllic waterside location and abundance of wildlife that inhabit the valley.

The historic Thames and Severn Canal runs through Chalford valley , and the hill sides are dotted with old cottages much like an Alpine village. Local attractions include Stroud's award winning Farmers Market which takes place every Saturday. Slad Valley, immortalised by Laurie Lee in 'Cider with Rosie' is just a short drive away, as are Painswick Rococo Gardens, Prinknash Abbey, Berkeley Castle, Sudeley Castle, Westonbirt Arboretum, Woodchester Park Mansion. Cheltenham is a 25 minute drive away and the historic Roman city of Bath 45 minutes by car. The area is conveniently situated for access to a number of major events including Gatcombe Horse Trials, Badminton, Kemble and Fairford Air Shows, Cheltenham Races and Literary and Music Festivals.

Welcome to Bury Fields Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Bury Fields Cottage is a modern barn conversion and despite its rural appearance, the property is just a short walk from the centre of Bourton-on-the-Water, also known as the ‘Venice of the Cotswolds’, due to the River Windrush that flows peacefully though the village. Bourton has a wide range of traditional pubs, shops and restaurants and is surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, and the many picturesque market towns and villages of the Cotswolds are all within easy reach, as are further afield places, such as Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and Bath. 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!

Bury Fields Cottage is located off a farm track, just a short walk from the centre of Bourton-on-the-Water. The front door opens directly into the main living area and the following rooms: Living/dining room/galley: This bright and airy space provides a comfortable and sociable living area and contains a sofa, two bucket armchairs, electric flame effect fire and a wall-mounted Smart TV. The wooden dining table comfortably seats four. A staircase leads up from the living room to a gallery, with two large bean bags, two wicker chairs and a bookcase with a selection of books and games; Kitchen: This space has been thoughtfully designed and features an electric oven with four-ring induction hob, a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, kettle, microwave, toaster and filter coffee machine; Master bedroom: This room contains either a super king size bed or two single beds, and a combined chest of drawers and wardrobe; Bedroom 2: Another lovely room featuring a double wooden bed and a built-in cupboard; Family bathroom: Contains a walk-in rain shower with handheld shower attachment, toilet, wash basin and heated towel rail; Utility cupboard: Contains a washing machine/tumble dryer. Outside the front of the property there is a lovely decking area for guests to enjoy, surrounded by beautiful planters this area contains comfortable chairs, a sun parasol and a gas barbecue, as well as an outdoor table-tennis table. A safe, locked storage facility is also provided for guests who are keen cyclists. There is space on the driveway at the front of the property for up to four cars.

Bourton-on-the-Water is arguably one of the most popular villages of the Cotswolds, especially amongst overseas visitors. Having been nicknamed the "Venice of the Cotswolds", its scenery is the main draw for travellers. The River Windrush meanders through beautiful English countryside before passing over rapids next to the Old Mill and arriving at Bourton. The river is fed from many springs, with the source approximately ten miles from the village and, after flowing under the bridges of Bourton, it passes other villages before eventually joining the Thames. There are various attractions in the village, including the famous Birdland, which is home to a variety of birds from around the world. Here visitors can see parrots, pelicans, flamingos and penguins to name just a few, with experienced keepers feeding the birds and leading demonstrations. The Model Village is well worth a visit, as Bourton is the only village in the Cotswolds to have a one-ninth scale replica of itself. It is carefully maintained and has all of the characterful buildings including the Old Water Mill and the Old New Inn. Those lucky enough to witness snow in the winter months will notice photographers at the model village trying to get the perfect picture of the snowy scene. Another family favourite is the Dragonfly Maze. This yew maze leads visitors through the labyrinth, gathering clues in order to find the pavilion in the centre which enables them to unlock the final secret! The maze was constructed by Kit Williams, author of the golden hare treasure hunt book, "Masquerade". Food & Drink Bourton has a variety of places to eat and drink, including cafes, tea rooms, pubs and restaurants, with a range of prices to suit all budgets. The list below is a small sample of the options available: The Chester House Hotel and The Croft Restaurant (www.chesterhousehotel.com): Breakfast, morning coffee, lunches and evening meals in a riverside restaurant. You can enjoy freshly prepared, local produce throughout the day and night, with seasonal specials added to the menu daily. The Duke of Wellington (www.dukeofwellingtonbourton.co.uk): A local village inn aiming to provide fresh home cooked food with a friendly service. There is a light snacking menu, a full menu and a wonderful range of desserts and hot beverages. As well as daily home cooked specials, on Sundays you can enjoy a traditional carvery with all the trimmings from 12-6pm. The Mousetrap Inn (www.mousetrap-inn.com): A traditionally run Cotswold stone Inn, with a history dating back to the building of the railways in the 18th Century. Serving home-made food, along with fantastic, locally brewed real ales. The Village Restaurant & Tearooms (www.thevillagerestaurant.co.uk): Traditional, home cooked food in a friendly atmosphere, overlooking the river Windrush, in the heart of Bourton-on-the-Water.

A beautiful self-contained Cotswold Coach House B&B, this is a great base to explore the Cotswolds & local attractions. We are happy to help with recommendations. Bathroom with a Roll-top Bath and second Shower room Continental Breakfast is provided for your first night. rate is based on 2 people sharing a room. B&B comes with extra facilities including a small kitchenette/living area to enjoy your breakfast. *If coming by Train to Moreton, you will need to book a Taxi for a 5 minute journey.

A beautiful self-contained Cotswold Coach House with room to relax and enjoy your stay. The front door leads into a kitchenette and a small sitting room and you have a downstairs small shower room with a good sized shower. Staircase leads up to the bedrooms and hallway links the two bedrooms and and bathroom, with a lovely roll top bath. This Is Bnb, a base to explore the Cotswold The kitchen area has a dishwasher, fridge, 2 ring hob and microwave. It is a small kitchen area for heating up food. Small sitting room with tv. The Bathroom features a stylish Rolltop bath. The first Bedroom has a super comfy double bed, decorative furniture. The second Bedroom can either be made up as a double or two single beds. All of your bed linen and towels will be provided. I provide breakfast for the first morning, Tea, coffee, milk, Juice, butter, jam and croissants. There is also a Nespresso coffee machine. It is a private self-contained coach house and you will be the only guests. Please come and go as you wish. Strictly no smoking in the building. I run a quiet Beauty Salon in my garden, please inquire if you would like to book in for a treatment! Guests also have access to the terrace, so you can sit outside and enjoy refreshments looking out across the glorious countryside views. No public transport from the village, but taxis easy to book. Lovely walks to some great pubs and Chastleton House (National Trust) Moreton in Marsh Train Station 4 miles away - Direct links to Oxford and London Paddington. I

The neighbourhood is picturesque, steeped in history & very safe (since the English Civil War of the 1640's was concluded!) The Cotswolds is filled with lovely places to dine out - there is a nice village pub, The Red Lion, within walking distance. Please just ask for any recommendations of places to visit during your stay. Chastleton House is a mile away & described as the finest example of a Jacobean Country House in England. Little Compton has a Stunning Manor House with Saxon/Norman Church adjoining. The Walks from The Garden Room are spectacular, for example, an hour & half walk through fields will take you to Long Compton & another Red Lion for lunch perhaps?.. equally fabulous food. Traveling further afield by car or taxi, you have Moreton in Marsh, Chipping Norton, Stratford Upon Avon, Bourton on the Water, Stow on the Wold, Woodstock & Blenheim Palace, Cheltenham, Oxford, all under an hour to get to & all beautiful towns.

Known and Loved by visitors worldwide, The Abbey House Gardens now offers guests the opportunity to stay at the property with their own private room, breakfast room, shower room & full use of the 5-acre gardens.

Described by visitors as one of the most beautiful gardens in the world, The Abbey House Gardens offers a sanctuary of peace in the heart of the oldest borough in England. Tea & Coffee making facilities are available in the breakfast room.

The Abbey House is located in the centre of the ancient town of Malmesbury and set adjacent to Medieval Malmesbury Abbey. The town offers an excellent range of everyday facilities, including a new Waitrose store, as well as a number of pubs and restaurants.

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.