Nestled on the outskirts of a picturesque Cotswold town, this charming self-contained ground floor annexe, adorned with a delightful conservatory, is an idyllic retreat attached to the owner’s detached house. Immerse yourself in the quintessential charm of the Cotswolds with this light and airy holiday apartment, providing an exceptional base for couples seeking a romantic getaway, as well as avid sightseers yearning to explore the beauty of the surrounding area.
The enchanting allure of this holiday property lies in its proximity to some of the most captivating towns in the Cotswolds, such as Burford, Bibury, and Cirencester, all within a convenient 10-mile radius. Cirencester, known as the Cotswolds capital, beckons with its twice-weekly markets and a wealth of historical attractions, ranging from fascinating museums to awe-inspiring churches. Throughout the year, the town hosts a myriad of events, including regular craft fairs, antique markets, and festivals, adding a vibrant touch to your stay.
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of the Cotswold Hills, where excellent walking trails await, inviting you to explore the breathtaking landscapes that surround the annexe. For those with a penchant for water adventures, the Cotswold Water Park, in proximity, offers a variety of watersports, adding an extra dimension to your holiday experience.
Convenience is at your fingertips with a shop and restaurant just 0.5 miles away, ensuring that daily essentials and delightful dining experiences are easily accessible. Should you fancy a taste of local life, a charming pub is a mere 400 yards from your doorstep, offering a cozy atmosphere and a chance to mingle with friendly locals.
As you step into the conservatory of this delightful annexe, you’ll be greeted by an abundance of natural light, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. The property’s thoughtful design and prime location make it an oasis of tranquillity, making it perfect for couples seeking a romantic escape or adventurers eager to uncover the treasures of the Cotswolds. Whether you choose to wander through historic towns, embark on scenic walks, or simply relax in the comfort of your holiday haven, this Cotswold retreat promises an enchanting experience that will linger in your memories for years to come.

Situated on the edge of the beautiful Forest of Dean within a working sheep farm, this detached holiday cottage is ideally located to enjoy and explore all that the surroundings have to offer. Activities in abundance are available in the forest and within the Wye Valley. Idyllic walks, cycling/mountain biking with a marked route in the forest, adventure parks such as Puzzlewood and Go Ape, steam railway and caving at Clearwell Caves are all within easy reach. Visit Symonds Yat and Yat Rock for wonderful scenery and rock climbing, also famous for its nesting peregrine falcons. Canoeing and fishing are available along the River Wye. There are many castles to visit, and the cathedral cities of Hereford and Gloucester are within easy driving distance. Shop 300 yards, pub and restaurant 200 yards.

This comfortable detached holiday cottage is set within the grounds of the owners home and offers the ideal base for touring the south Cotswolds and Forest of Dean or exploring the attractions of Bristol and Bath. The heritage city of Bath with its beautiful Georgian architecture provides excellent shopping, restaurants and entertainment and historical interest such as Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent, Pulteney Bridge and Roman Baths. Walking, golf and NT properties. Shop 2 miles, pubs 1½ miles.

Nestled within the Wye Valley, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, within the grounds of the owner’s home and with views of the open countryside, these holiday cottages (refs: UKC57 and UKC58) offer very comfortable accommodation from which to explore this wonderful location. Bordering England and South Wales and the three counties of Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Monmouthshire, there is much to do and see, with such variety its sure to have something for everyone.

The Forest of Dean is a magical place in all seasons and has outdoor activities in abundance, such as mountain biking, cycle tracks for all abilities, kayaking, canoeing, climbing, horse riding and for the less energetic relaxing walks amongst wildlife, flora and fauna. Puzzlewood, which has been used as a film location in Dr Who, Star Wars and Merlin, and Go Ape with its zip wires and climbing adventures are popular attractions. Historical interests include the castles at Raglan, Goodrich, Chepstow and Caldicott, and Hereford Cathedral with its Mappa Mundi Centre. Chepstow Racecourse is within an easy drive. Enjoy the local pubs and restaurants, and an award-winning pub in Newland is just a short walk away. There are many markets and festivals in the surrounding areas to explore. Shop 2 miles and pub 1 mile.

Nestled within the Wye Valley, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, within the grounds of the owner’s home and with views of the open countryside, these holiday cottages (refs: UKC57 and UKC58) offer very comfortable accommodation from which to explore this wonderful location. Bordering England and South Wales and the three counties of Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Monmouthshire, there is much to do and see, with such variety its sure to have something for everyone.

The Forest of Dean is a magical place in all seasons and has outdoor activities in abundance, such as mountain biking, cycle tracks for all abilities, kayaking, canoeing, climbing, horse riding and for the less energetic relaxing walks amongst wildlife, flora and fauna. Puzzlewood, which has been used as a film location in Dr Who, Star Wars and Merlin, and Go Ape with its zip wires and climbing adventures are popular attractions. Historical interests include the castles at Raglan, Goodrich, Chepstow and Caldicott, and Hereford Cathedral with its Mappa Mundi Centre. Chepstow Racecourse is within an easy drive. Enjoy the local pubs and restaurants, and an award-winning pub in Newland is just a short walk away. There are many markets and festivals in the surrounding areas to explore. Shop 2 miles and pub 1 mile.

A charming, detached cottage set in the gated village of Lower Mill next to the Cotswold Water Park, Gloucestershire. Woodburning stove. On-site facilities. Close to amenities. Cirencester 6.5 miles.

Approached along a private track and nestled within 10 acres of farmland, this wonderfully located, detached cottage sits in a peaceful location with impressive countryside views. Perfectly positioned for touring, it is easily reached from the M50, yet quietly located 3 miles from picturesque Newent and the Royal Forest of Dean.
Marshalls Farm is just 14 miles from Malvern with its hills and theatre, 10 miles from the ancient cathedral and historic docks of Gloucester, and approximately half an hour’s drive from Cheltenham’s festivals and excellent shopping. A Vineyard is also close by The cottage is within easy reach of the picturesque Wye Valley, including Tintern Abbey and Symonds Yat. There is good walking in the area, May hill with its wild horses ,beautiful views of the severn and wales is 10 minute drive or 30 min walk ,canoeing on the Wye, mountain biking in the forest and horse racing at Cheltenham and Hereford. Horse riding available nearby. Shop 3 miles, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Flowers Barn is a beautifully converted detached Cotswold stone barn, still boasting many original features throughout. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, between Duntisbourne Rouse and Duntisbourne Leer. The name is taken from the River Dunt which flows through the village, and also from monks at the Abbey of Gloucester who controlled the area in the 13th century. Flowers Barn is adjacent to the owners’ working farm and occupies a beautiful countryside setting.
Built mainly in the time of Charles II, Flowers Barn was once home to aspiring writer and farm owner Eliza in the early 18th century. Eliza came to inherit 420-acres of land off her father, rather than one of her four brothers, and dedicated her life to the farm. She was a very bright and keen horsewoman, who was the first in the area to own a bicycle and a gas cooker. Eliza worked on the farm up until her death in 1901.
This is a perfect place to stay when in the Cotswolds, being just a 10-minute drive from Roman Cirencester and 20 minutes’ drive from Cheltenham and its famous horse racing festival in March each year. There are plenty of walks and cycle routes for active guests, and this is a very central position from which to visit the many beautiful towns and villages of the Cotswolds, including Bourton-on-the-Water, Bibury, Burford, Stow-on-the-Wold and Chipping Campden. Both Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon are also a convenient drive away.
The accommodation provides upside down living with the bedrooms and bathroom on the ground floor and the living room and kitchen on the first floor. Outside there is a well-kept front garden with seating area and garden furniture. There is a driveway offering off road parking and a bike store can be made available should guests wish to bring their own bikes to leave the car behind and explore the area. Well behaved dogs with thoughtful owners are welcome. Shop 4 miles, pub and restaurant 3 miles.

Kilcot Coach house is entered through the utility room, which is fitted with a washer/dryer. You then enter the spacious open plan kitchen, living and dining area. The kitchen is well equipped with everything a guest could need. There is a hard floor throughout and the exposed brick walls really create ambience and character and you can still envisage the property as it once was. Upstairs there are two large double rooms, both fitted with en-suite shower rooms. Outside the property is a small patio area for guests to sit out and enjoy an evening drink, barbecue or morning coffee. An ideal property for couples to get away and enjoy the local area.
In a rural location, amidst the rolling uplands of the south Cotswolds and within a 20-mile radius, you can visit stunning Georgian Bath with Thermae Spa and Bath Abbey. Bristol with the SS Great Britain, We The Curious, Bristol suspension bridge, or travel to Gloucester and visit the Cathedral, The Quays for shopping, Bowood House in Chippenham and Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust. Visit the historic town of Tetbury, the market town of Wotton-under-Edge, or the farmers market in Stroud, Westonbirt arboretum, Dyrham Park and for fans of Poldark, you can visit Chavenage House and Horton Court. Kilcot Coach House is well placed for a holiday touring this beautiful area either by car, bike or foot. Pub 1 mile, shop and restaurant 3½ miles.