Welcome to this beautiful four-bedroom detached house situated in a peaceful setting, nestled down a quiet little road. This hidden little gem has been extended and decorated to a very good spec to provide everything you need for your stay; it’s a modern house wrapped up in its characterful Cotswold cottage charm. Behind the house are the beautiful woods in which you can spend hours wandering around and breathing in the beautiful fresh air and stunning views, or even head off on the Cotswold Way.
Pop into the little village community shop for a cuppa and put your feet up for 5 minutes; this community-run shop has been running for twenty-plus years, by volunteers who will welcome you with open arms. The village pub is at the end of the road serving pizza and a pint for £10! Enjoy a long walk from the house to the famous Woolpack pub, a great friendly place serving food and drinks. This pub was recently discovered by Giles Coren as the pub with the most beautiful view, this is poet Laurie Lee’s favourite and most frequented pub and is still home to his walking stick. Another thing to note is the famous Saturday farmers market which is bursting with many delights, including Stroud Smokery and the delicious Pippins doughnuts (you’ll definitely get six!) or try a delicious falafel wrap from Funky Falafel.
It’s a stroll downhill to get there or there are regular buses from the end of the road. Location is everything! So, if you’re looking to explore, there is so much to do, Cheltenham for shops, restaurants and of course the races. Gloucester Cathedral for Harry Potter fans, Cirencester, Tetbury (full of antique shops), Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre and Westonbirt Arboretum are all great places for the family, whilst Bristol is just 30 minutes down the road. The list is endless, so the choice is yours!

This single-storey, detached cottage would make the perfect holiday base for touring and exploring this beautiful and historically fascinating corner of Gloucestershire. Set over one level, this stunning accommodation offers an open plan living space, a kingsize bedroom, a double bedroom with en-suite, and a family bathroom. Outside there is parking for two cars and a fully enclosed courtyard with a patio and garden furniture, including a log burner and BBQ, perfect for an evening of pure relaxation! There are also two paddocks next door where your dogs can run around.
Access to the Cotswold Way is literally right on the doorstep of this period cottage, where the Cotswold escarpment can be enjoyed. The Old Dairy also offers easy access to the 11th-century Norman castle at Berkeley, the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust at Slimbridge, the Arboretum at Westonbirt, many National Trust properties, the thriving market town of Tetbury, two riding centres close by plus Stinchcombe golf club. The major attractions of Bristol, Bath, Gloucester, Cheltenham, Cardiff, Malvern and the Forest of Dean are all less than an hour’s drive away. This property provides idyllic accommodation for families, friends and couples alike who are looking for a holiday filled with adventure, or somewhere simply to put your feet up and relax with your favourite book and a glass of wine in hand! Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant ¾ mile.

Nestled in the quaint village of Hawkesbury Upton, near Badminton and set within a charming new development, St Wulfstan House accommodates up to four guests. Step into the welcoming hallway, where you’ll find easy access to the inviting living room, kitchen, staircase leading to the first floor and a handy downstairs toilet. Relax in the comfortable living room, furnished with comfortable sofas and a Smart TV for entertainment. Open the patio doors to reveal a delightful garden with outdoor seating, offering picturesque views of the fields beyond. The kitchen boasts all the essentials for preparing homely meals, complete with a dining table for enjoying intimate gatherings. Guests are welcome to bring along one small dog, provided it remains on the ground floor. Upstairs, discover two bedrooms—a double room and a twin room—perfect for a peaceful night’s sleep. The bathroom features a bath with a shower overhead, ensuring a refreshing start to your day. Parking is available outside St Wulfstan House ensuring hassle-free arrivals and departures.
Hawkesbury Upton lies on the Cotswold Way, offering picturesque countryside views and a peaceful atmosphere with easy access to the M4 and M5. Just 3 miles away is Badminton House, the home of the horse trials, and where many TV series have been filmed including Pearl Harbour, 28 Days Later, and Netflix series, Bridgerton and The Gentlemen. Within 20 miles you can visit stunning, architectural Georgian Bath with its Thermae Spa and Bath Abbey. Or more locally, the historic town of Tetbury, market town of Wotton-under-Edge, Westonbirt Arboretum, Dyrham Park and for fans of Poldark, you can visit Chavenage House and Horton Court.
Often referred to as one of England’s prettiest villages, Castle Combe is a short distance away and is famous for its medieval architecture, including the picturesque Castle Combe Circuit racetrack. The Cotswold Way, a long-distance walking trail, passes close to Hawkesbury Upton. It offers stunning views of the Cotswold countryside and passes through charming villages, making it a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. St Wulfstan’s is well placed for a holiday touring this beautiful area either by car, bike, or foot.

This semi-detached property, which is adjacent to the owner’s home, provides a super elevated setting; offering far reaching views across to the River Severn. Bordering the Lypiatt countryside, where many walks can be enjoyed across the Stroud Valley. Yet less than a mile away is the bohemian town of Stroud, with its award winning farmers market selling a great variety of local produce. Centrally located many towns and villages are within a 25 mile radius, including Roman Cirencester, historic Bath, Royal Tetbury, famous for racing and festivals, Cheltenham and Gloucester with its magnificent Cathedral. The area is abundant with National Trust properties and other attractions such as Berkeley Castle and Slimbridge Wetland Centre. The stunning honey coloured North Cotswold villages including Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold and Chipping Campden are just an hours drive. Shop ½ mile.

Inside this stylishly converted stone barn, you’ll find an open-plan living space that’s ideal for relaxing. The spacious ground floor has a large comfortable sofa and armchair, dining area, and a Smart TV suitable for streaming - no terrestrial channels. There is well-equipped kitchen with everything you need to prepare delicious meals, as well as shower room that is perfect for refreshing yourself after a long walk along the Cotswold Way. Upstairs on the mezzanine floor is the bedroom with a super-comfortable kingsize double bed. Outside is a terraced area with a garden table and chairs where you can relax on sunny days. The garden is enclosed and hopefully will keep any canine companions from exploring the area without you!
The property, which is within the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a perfect base for walkers. It has direct access across the owners’ farm to the Cotswold Way and an extensive network of local footpaths. You can enjoy stunning views of the Cotswold hills and Severn Vale from nearby Long Down, Cam Peak and Downham Hill.
A few minutes’ walk away is Dursley town centre with its charming colonnaded 18th century market house and the 13th century parish church of St. James the Great. There is a supermarket and a range of local shops, restaurants, cafés, and pubs, including an award-winning inn. The Pulse Fitness centre has a swimming pool and well-equipped gym.
In the nearby village of Uley is the acclaimed Prema Arts Centre with its popular cafeé A little further afield is the world famous Slimbridge Wetland Centre, which is home to a variety of birds and other wildlife. The 900 year old Berkeley Castle, the backdrop to numerous films and TV dramas including Poldark, Wolf Hall and even Johnny English, is also a “must visit”!
If you’re looking for a charming and relaxing getaway in the heart of Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds, The Old Stable is the ideal base. With its comfortable living space, well-equipped kitchen, and comfortable bedroom, you’ll have everything you need for a relaxing and enjoyable stay.

Wayside is a traditional Wool Workers’ cottage in the centre of the charming Cotswold village of Painswick. This 17th-century cottage retains a host of original features as well as all the necessities of modern life having been recently fully renovated by the owners. Wayside overlooks St Mary’s famous churchyard with its 99-yew trees, a gorgeous place to sit and watch the world go by.
Painswick is on the Cotswold Way and there are lots of great walks right from the doorstep, not least to Painswick Beacon, where on a clear day you can see right across to the Malverns and Brecon Beacons. There is a leisure centre and town museum as well as great walks around the surrounding valleys and villages. No trip to the area is complete without a visit to The Woolpack in Slad and to Stroud Brewery along the canal. Slightly further afield, wander the 250-acre Robinswood Hill Country Park, a lovely hilltop country park where you may see some of the resident foxes and badgers. Enjoy a day in the city of Gloucester, home to the medieval Gloucester Cathedral and the fascinating Museum of Gloucester, which houses exhibitions ranging from prehistoric times to the present. Gloucester is home to a wealth of pubs, restaurants, and other eateries, as well as a fabulous quay to stroll along to take in the character of the city. Cheltenham is 8 miles distant, where there are more fabulous restaurants and great shopping. Bath and Bristol are both an hour’s drive away.
Heading in the opposite direction, animal lovers will be pleased to discover Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens, the home of over 260 animals to get up close and personal with. Walkers, cyclists, and explorers alike will not be left short of activities, being located in the heart of the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here you will find an abundance of breathtaking scenery and routes to discover, along with plenty of quaint villages and towns bursting with cultural and historical significance.

Spend quality time together in The Street Cottage’s living room, beneath the rustic wooden beams which feature throughout the property, with the fire offering warmth into the room. Enjoy a home-cooked meal, when you’re not exploring the local delicacies of the area, in the kitchen/diner, which is a spacious spot with a farmhouse feel. On the first floor you can find an elegant double bedroom, and on the second-floor two more double bedrooms.
The cottage is nestled in the pretty village of Uley, a short drive from the bustling market town of Stroud in the Gloucestershire countryside. Set on the outside fringes of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, there are a number of trails for walking and cycling opportunities to get involved with such as the Laurie Lee Wildlife Way and Stroudwater Canal Walk. Close by is an art cafe, a local village shop, and a local pub serving delicious food, as well as the famous Uley Bury, a local village church, along the Cotswold walk way.
Make sure you visit the nearby town of Stroud for its award-winning farmer’s market, considered to be one of the most popular in the UK. The Stroud district is home to a range of historic houses, such as the 12th century Berkeley Castle, the Elizabethan manor house of Chavenage House, and the Grade listed Frampton Court.
There are a number of golf courses within driving distance for keen golfers, or for those just wanting a fun-filled afternoon, why not enjoy a boat trip at the Cotswold Canal Trust?

This is a 200 year old Cotswold stone cottage nestled amongst the trees in Ruscombe almost on top of the Cotswold Way with fabulous views across the five valleys area of Stroud. Recently modernised and decorated the end terraced cottage is cosy with a fresh and modern cottage feel. Dogs with well-behaved owners are welcome as are muddy boots and soggy walkers.

The house has three floors with kitchen, dining and living rooms on the ground floor, three bedrooms on the first floor, each with a king size bed. The top floor is the old attic and consists of two rooms, one with a king-sized bed and the other has a day bed with trundle. This space is nice for parents with younger children as the day bed can be configured as two singles.

There’s a log fired burner in the living room for those cold, wintry and wet days, and a patio at the front for sitting out in the sun when it shines. There’s also a secluded patio round the back that catches the sun on summer evenings. It’s a family home with one shared bathroom on the first floor with a shower over the bath. The downstairs loo by the front door is the second loo in the house. The kitchen has all the basics you might need with a gas hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge freezer etc.

This spot is ideal for walkers, mountain bikers, families, and dog owners. There are many ways of stepping out of the house for a walk to spend hours in the woods and hills and Standish woods nearby is popular with off road cyclists. The Cotswold way passes close by and is easily joined by following walking routes direct from the front gate. The Star Inn and the Vine Tree Inn are a few minutes’ walk away, we have a small, volunteer run, village shop for all your necessities and the 63 bus will take you down the hill into Stroud with its farmer’s market, pubs, and shops. Stroud has a direct rail connection to London and Cheltenham and despite our rural location, we’re only fifteen minutes from the M5.

There is one off street parking space next to the house. There is some on street parking as well. If you do decide to leave the car behind the 63 bus picks up on the main road and is frequent and reliable and will get you into Stroud and Nailsworth or Gloucester from where there are good links to almost anywhere.

The Shepherds Hut offers a second to none experience in your own cosy cabin, unwind in a state of relaxation and enjoy the pastoral splendour of nature’s calm, and the stress will come straight out of you! The Shepherds hut offers everything you would want in one place and an open plan layout but in a pocket-sized version, including a full kitchen, electric hob, and full fridge freezer, quickly shift across to the dining room or outside seating to enjoy the sunset with your meal, the cabin features a full-scale fold down double bed which also allows you to take in the morning sunshine without having to move a muscle. Enjoy the garden either with a BBQ or taking in the flowers.

If you find yourself at a loose end there are endless sights to see and scenes to explore within Cotswolds which is a stone’s throw away, with its endless hikes and trials along the Cotswold Way Hike, or take the weight off your feet and enjoy a bite to eat at one of the pubs in Frampton if you want to, you’ll never see the same thing twice. Visit Gloucester Cathedral or the famous docks which are just 20 minutes away and you can take in its stunning architecture as well as seeing where some of the scene’s films were recorded, a magical experience for any fan.

What a fabulous property! If you are looking for a complete rest and get-away from it all, this is the choice for you. In peace and tranquillity this wonderful lodge completely makes the most of the amazing location, tucked away in a peaceful corner of the owner’s grounds. There is a large decking area right in front, with table and chairs, where you can enjoy the expansive views over the Slad Valley. Inside, on the ground floor is the open plan living area with mezzanine above, featuring a sofa, Smart TV, a well-equipped kitchen area and shower room. Appreciate the natural beauty surrounding you while you dine at the glass table, admiring the view from the large window. Up the spiral staircase will lead you to the mezzanine bedroom with double bed (there is a restricted headrooom). From the ground floor there are patio doors which open to enable you to enjoy warm evenings and days while watching the wildlife.

Deer, foxes and badgers are always visiting so you should have plenty of close-up photo opportunities of these charming creatures. The gardens are a labour of love by the owners who have restored since 2014, what was an overgrown wilderness, into a thing of beauty. Steps lead down from the decking to a lawned area. At the bottom of the stone steps is a picnic table, ideal for dining beneath the stars.

If you can tear yourself away, the area is full of attractions for interesting days out. The Hazeling Hideaway lies amidst The Cotswold countryside and is close to Stroud and Painswick. Located not far from where poet Laurie Lee was brought up, you can walk in his footsteps by following the Laurie Lee Wildlife Way which takes in four Nature Reserves. The trail is marked by wooden posts carved with the famous author’s poems. Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust owns four beautiful nature reserves in the Slad Valley called Frith Wood, Snows Farm, Swifts Hill and, thanks to a very successful fundraising appeal, the new Laurie Lee Wood. People come from all over Europe to see the beauty of these valleys. The area is a magnet for walkers, explorers, and cyclists. This is a place you will want to return to again and again. Pub within a mile.