A charming Victorian cottage nestled in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon, West Midlands. Central location. Pet-friendly. Hot tub. Bidford-on-Avon 6.6 miles; Royal Leamington Spa 12.6 miles; Banbury 20.7 miles.

This fabulous terraced house is resting in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. Smart TV. WiFi. Pet-friendly. Courtyard. Warwick 9.2 miles; Royal Leamington Spa 12.3 miles.

A contemporary mid-terrace cottage resting in Priors Marston, Warwickshire. Open-plan. En-suites. Woodburning stove. Southam 6 miles; Stratford-upon-Avon 26.2 miles.

A characterful, mid-terrace barn conversion sitting near Welford-On-Avon, Warwickshire. Off-road parking. Enclosed garden. Dog-friendly. Rural location. Stratford-upon-Avon 4.3 miles; Chipping Campden 9.1 miles.

This terraced cottage resides in the centre of Warwick, Warwickshire. Exposed brickwork and beams. Woodburner. Rangemaster. Pet Friendly. Royal Leamington Spa 2.8 miles; Stratford-Upon-Avon 10.9 miles.

An attractive ground-floor dwelling nestled in the village of Upper Quinton, Warwickshire. Accessible accommodation. Flexible sleeping arrangements. Enclosed garden. Chipping Campden 6.2 miles; Stratford-upon-Avon 7.3 miles; Worcester 26.6 miles.

This is truly the perfect location for families and friends to getaway and relax. There is a communal garden located behind the car park with plenty of seating, and you are able to exercise your dog here, but please do take responsibility for cleaning up after them and keeping them on a lead. A number of stunning walks are available from your doorstep around the stunning historical village of Bretforton, or take a trip to the nearby and historical Stratford-Upon-Avon, a river boat ride or enjoy a round of golf at one of the courses close by.
Evesham is known for its stunning riverside setting along the banks of the River Avon. Take leisurely strolls along the scenic pathways, or hire a boat to explore the waterways at your own pace. For history enthusiasts, a visit to the 8th century Evesham Abbey and its fascinating museum is a must. The town also boasts a vibrant arts scene, with galleries and theatres offering a glimpse into the local creative community.
Nature lovers can revel in the Malvern Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, where panoramic views and invigorating walks await. Additionally, the nearby Cotswolds provide ample opportunities for hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting. Visit Broadway, often referred to as the ’jewel of the Cotswolds’, which has honey-colored stone buildings and a picturesque High Street. Stroll through boutique shops, art galleries, and antique stores, or take in the stunning views from Broadway Tower, an iconic folly standing atop Fish Hill. Just a short drive away lies Moreton-in-Marsh, a market town steeped in history and surrounded by lush countryside. Explore the vibrant market square, where traders have gathered for centuries, offering an array of goods and local produce.
Explore the spa town of Cheltenham, enowned for its graceful architecture, lush parks, and a lively cultural scene. Discover the town’s rich history at the Cheltenham Museum and Art Gallery, which houses a diverse collection of art and artefacts. For a touch of glamour, try your luck at the famous Cheltenham Racecourse, a hub of excitement and entertainment.

Located near the medieval town of Tewkesbury there is plenty on the doorstep to explore and the M5 is very close by with nearby access to the Cotswolds and Cheltenham. Enjoy the bustling market town of Tewkesbury by day, exquisite waterside walks and theatre shows. Take a leisurely meander in the market town, weave in and out of the Tudor buildings and visit farmers’ markets, antique shops and tea rooms. Pick up a small aperitif and step aboard a river cruise (season permitting) before catching a matinee at the Roses Theatre.
If historic splendour is on the agenda, Tewkesbury is home to a 12th-century abbey, adorned with one of the highest Norman towers in the country, and the largest medieval re-enactment festival in Europe in July. Just a short drive to the other side of town you will find Croft Farm, where you can spend the days on the lake, sailing, swimming, paddle boarding and kayaking. There is even a selection of peddalos for the younger ones. The café at Croft Farm is dog friendly too. Beyond Tewkesbury you will find the famous Cotswolds, and a day out in Chipping Campden is a must. Admire the streets of honey-hued, ‘chocolate box’ houses, boutique shops, pubs and restaurants, plus several castles nearby. There are plenty of on and off-road cycle routes and some family friendly trails to explore.
On days when you want to just be at one with nature, take a trip to the nearby nature reserve - educational and fun for all the family. You will find Regency Cheltenham within 10 miles, great to visit for one of their cultural festivals or a flutter at the races. Stunning Sudeley and Eastnor Castles, and Malvern are all within 15 miles. Whatever you choose to do, The Exchange will not disappoint. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

Just off a quiet lane in the attractive Warwickshire village of Willoughby is this lovely three-bedroom self catering property. Perfect for couples, families, friends and colleagues looking to stay in the area and enjoy a wealth of local attractions, towns and countryside. Its a great choice of accommodation all year round as you can enjoy the garden during the warmer months and settle in front of the cosy log burner during the colder times of the year.
The village boasts a local pub, cricket pitch and heavily populated duck pond. There are lovely walks straight from the front door through the village and into the countryside, and along the town path on the Oxford Canal. Local shops can be found at the nearby villages of Braunston and Dunchurch, or for a larger range of amenities, Rugby, Daventry and Southam are within a few miles drive. Draycote Reservoir is just 3 miles away and offers a lovely circular walk or cycle ride, a sailing club and fishing, its also a great spot for birdwatching. The town of Rugby is only 6 miles away and is now Warwickshire second largest market town boasting a variety of designer and high street shops, restaurants and pubs.
Famed for its public school, the birth of rugby football and the Frank Whittle jet engine, Rugby is also home to the green open spaces of Caldecott Park, Coombe Abbey Country Park and Brownsover Hall. It also provides trains to Leicester, Birmingham and London in around 50 minutes. A little further is the Royal town of Leamington Spa where you can visit Victoria Gardens, Warwick with is famous castle and Shakespeare’s Stratford Upon Avon.