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Fabulous Panoramic Views Free Parking Off-Road Free WiFi Netflix Perched high on the Cotswold hillside, with a fabulous panoramic vista, imagine eating your FREE continental breakfast against this tranquil backdrop, listening to the dawn chorus. This well appointed studio apartment has a full cooking facilities & washing machine. Peaceful but steep location in the rolling hillsides of Woodchester. Best served touring with a car. Ideal for exploring/rambling or gently unwinding in nature.

The apartment has been newly refurbished, with a high standard of fixtures and fittings. Oven, Cooking Hob, Microwave, Washing Machine, Fridge & Full set of cooking utensils. Toiletries provided and all guests receive complimentary tea, coffee, sugar, milk plus materials for a continental breakfast. The steep, single-track road is flanked by limestone walls; a reflection of a bye-gone age when sites such as Woodchester were chosen for their natural springs. The hillside location yields a panoramic vista, reflecting the richness contained within this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, that forms the southern flank of the Cotswolds. Large open driveway with free, dedicated & lit off-road parking available 24/7. Exterior, Private courtyard with table and chair set for taking in the afternoon sunshine.

Explore the Cotswolds by car, sampling afternoon tea at the Kitchen in Minchinhampton or take a picnic to Coaley Peak and stretch your eyes across the outstanding panoramic vista across the River Severn. Driving:- Drive on to the hidden Woodchester Mansion and then delight your taste buds with an authentic stone baked pizza at Thistledown Cafe perched alone in the wilderness at Nymphsfield. Drive to the historic town of Tetbury and then on to explore Westonbirt Arboretum, stunning in any season. Drive into Stroud on Saturday morning for the famous Farmers Market. Rambling:- If you are keen to ramble, then less than 2 minutes walk away you can take your pick of several lovely footpaths to ramble along. Head up the steep hill and travel west to explore the wooded hillside above and emerge on Selsley common, with its magnificent panoramic views down across the River Severn, flanked in a dramatic backdrop by the Welsh hills. Walk on down hill to Dudbridge and pick up the old railway/cycle track and circle back to South Woodchester. Stroll east down the hill and find the local hostelry, the Ram Inn or walk a little further to Rooksmoor and sample the fine menus at The Old Fleece. Trek along the footpath at the bottom of the hill to North Woodchester, emerging at the village church. Walk on through the village and turn right for the local village shop, run entirely by kindly, welcoming volunteers, or refresh yourself at the Royal Oak. Continue on just a short way from the shop and you will discover the "Old Church" with its legendary Woodchester Pavement (no longer on display) but hidden in the churchyard on the footprint of a fantastic Roman Villa, sited on a flat outcrop where several natural springs emerge. Take a longer stroll southward along the Cycle Track, a remnant of the old "Dudbridge Donkey" railway, dedicated to walkers and cyclists. This will bring you out in the small town of Nailsworth, where a trip to Hobbs' Bakery is not to be missed, or wallow in the high quality food fayre of William's Kitchen. Details and maps of all these lovely outings including walks, are available to you in a folder in your apartment.

`This newly renovated studio is in the grounds of a 17th Century Cotswold stone farmhouse. On a peaceful lane surrounded by fields it is fully independent with own parking, entrance and patio garden. The views across the valley can be seen from the spacious, light sitting/dining area and patio garden. With comfortable king size bed, full kitchen, the famous Cotswold Way and award winning local pub only a short walk, it is a special place to spend some time. Come and see!

Selsley is a pretty village looking over the Stroud Valleys. It's evelvated position allows it an impressive view to nestling villages on the other side of the valley and up to the largest piece of common land in Europe! The studio is just minutes from the famous Cotswold Way - 101 mile of beautiful walking that stretches from the North Cotswolds to Bath. We have many pretty walks that can be started from the village or a small drive away. There are a number of places of interest to visit - just moments away is Selsley Church with stunning stained glass windows designed by William Morris, Woodchester Mansion - an unfinished grade I Victorian gothic house which they call the unfinished Masterpiece. Stroud Farmers Market is an award winning treasure with delicious local producers coming together to offer a fantastic choice of lunch on a Saturday. Westonbirt Arboremum is 20 minutes away which is especially stunning in Autumn with the festival of colour, but also has summer concerts with a variety of performers. A drive away we have the beautiful Spa gowns of Cheltenhamham and Bath. The studio is also a good base for local annual events such as Gatcombe and Badminton horse trials, Cheltenham literature and jazz festival.

The studio is set on the 2nd floor of the Old Fleece pub near Stroud, with its own entrance its a perfect place for work, leisure or family time as you can come and go as you please. Set on the A46 it is ideal for commuting to Cheltenham, Bath, Cirencester, Tetbury or Gloucester. Good for couples, business travelers and pets (we do add a small charge for pets). If you choose to dine at Old Fleece you will enjoy a 10% discount on food which is available 11am to 10pm 7 days a week.

Compact 1 bedroom apartment which is perfect as a base of convenience. Double bedroom with en suite bathroom, open plan living and dining space. Please note we dont have an oven but there is a double induction hob and combination microwave.

Welcome to Grange Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Grange Cottage is a stunning Cotswold stone cottage, which enjoys an idyllic rural location, with spectacular views across a valley to the Woodchester Valley Vineyard. The cottage is on the edge of the village of Amberley, which although small, has two well regarded pubs. Amberley backs onto the National Trust common land of Minchinhampton Common, a unique 600 acre open space with far reaching views, which offers walking, kite flying and an 18-hole golf course. The larger towns of Nailsworth and Stroud are close by, offering a vibrant selection of restaurants, shops and award-winning farmers markets. Grange Cottage is an ideal base for outdoor activities such as walking and cycling, as well as for exploring the wider Cotswolds region and further afield places, such as Bath, Oxford and even day trips into London. 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!

Grange Cottage is a large semi-detached Cotswold stone cottage, which sits on a steep slope at the top of a rural lane, and benefits from stunning views. The front door opens into the conservatory, which leads through to a well laid out ground floor area: Conservatory: This room enjoys lovely views over the garden to Woodchester and beyond, and has two wicker chairs; Living room: From the conservatory, a step leads into the characterful living room, which has an exposed Cotswold stone fireplace with a wood burning stove, oak beams, and alcove shelving with a selection of local books. There are two two-seater sofas, a small arm chair and a window seat that looks out over the valley. There is also a SMART TV with a DVD player; Reading room: The living room adjoins this pretty room, which has French doors opening out to the garden. There is a small writing bureau, two chairs and a hamper of games; Kitchen/dining room: Steps lead up from the living room to the kitchen, a spacious room with a wooden dining table and seating for six. The well-equipped kitchen has a double electric oven, a six-ring gas hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, toaster, kettle and a hand blender; Utility room: A convenient space for boots and coats, which contains a washing machine/tumble dryer and a freezer; Cloakroom: Contains a toilet and a wash basin. Stairs lead up from the living room to the first-floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Master bedroom: A lovely eaves room, with high ceilings and exposed oak beams, which contains a king size bed and fitted wardrobe, and has nice views of the woodland behind the cottage; Bedroom 2; This bright room enjoys a sunny aspect, with views across to the Woodchester Valley Vineyard, and contains a large single bed; Bedroom 3: Contains a day bed, which is made up as a single bed. The window seat is perfect for watching the sun set; Family bathroom: Contains a bath with an overhead shower, toilet and wash basin. Steep spiral stairs, without a handrail, lead up from the first floor landing to: Bedroom 4: Another lovely eaves rooms, with exposed beams and panoramic views over the Woodchester Valley Vineyard and beyond. There is a double bed, fitted wardrobes and a free-standing flatscreen TV. The door to this bedroom is at the bottom of the stairs and it is not possible to put a stair gate at the top of the stairs, so this room may not be suitable for young children. The main garden area is at the front of the cottage, enclosed by Cotswold stone walls, and is mostly laid to lawn, with traditionally planted cottage garden borders and a variety of mature shrubs and trees. There is a patio area outside the conservatory, with an outdoor table and seating for six, which provides spectacular views across the valley to Woodchester and benefits from glorious sunsets. A lockable shed is available upon request to store bikes and other outdoor equipment. Steps from the back door lead up to a gravelled parking area, with space for two cars.

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

Enjoy our lovely private ground floor studio-style room with plenty of space. Separate shower room & kitchenette area. Large, powerful shower, comfy bed with cotton sheets, fast Wi-Fi & beautiful vintage decor. Easy access via private entrance & parking. We provide everything for continental/ cereal breakfast with fresh coffee & OJ in the cool 1940’s cabinet with kettle, microwave & toaster. Great for exploring the area by foot, cycle or car. Lots of local info from friendly hosts if needed!

Our hillside house is set in a 3/4 acre walled garden and is a busy, vibrant family home. We are surrounded by nature and still have easy access to local towns. The lovely, generous guest room forms the lower ground floor of our house and has its own private entrance. Perfect base for walkers, runners, cyclists, golfers, event goers, foodies, naturalists, culture or just exploring! We are very mindful of our guests privacy and peace - and we are kept busy with pets, kids and various comings and goings, so will stay out of your hair unless you need us!

We live in a lovely timber clad house set in a 3/4 acre walled garden in a beautiful rolling valley running between Nailsworth and Stroud- both great towns to explore with an award winning Farmers market, local brewery (with pizza oven), great arts, pubs, music scene and lots of independant shops and cafe’s. We have direct access to footpaths through a nature reserve behind the house (endangered bush crickets!) up to Amberley village and beautiful Minchinhampton Common with its free ranging cows and ponies, ice cream factory, visiting circus, pubs, golf course, great views and kite flying. Or use the footpath down to the Nailsworth/Stroud cycle path, which in turn leads into the lovely canal tow paths. Great for mountain biking pretty much anywhere; golfing at Minchinhampton; walking & trees at Westonbirt; birds & nature at Slimbridge, horses at Gatcombe & Badminton; culture & shopping at Bath, Cheltenham and Cirencester. Or go large in Bristol! Last, but not least we are within walking distance of the mysterious Woodchester Park; or even up to spooky Hetty Pegler’s Tump....

The apartment is set in the top two floors of the Old Fleece pub near Stroud, with its own entrance its a perfect place for work, leisure or family time as you can come and go as you please. Set on the A46 it is ideal for commuting to Cheltenham, Bath, Cirencester, Tetbury or Gloucester. Good for couples, business travelers, families & pets (we do add a small charge for pets). If you choose to dine at Old Fleece you will enjoy 10% discount on food which is available 11am to 10pm 7 days a week.

The Retreat is situated on Woodchester Valley Vineyard in the Cotswolds, close to Stroud and 1 mile from Nailsworth town with many restaurants, walks, shops and supermarkets. It offers spacious accommodation with stunning views over the valley, a fully equipped kitchen, log burners in both the kitchen and sitting rooms as well as the full sky TV package in 2 separate rooms. As this is adjacent to a working vineyard, regrettably no children under the age of 12 can be accommodated.

The master bedroom offers a super king size bed which can be made into twin beds upon request.

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.

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/reiki treatment in our beautiful healing & wellbeing centre next door.

WELCOME TO SOULSIMPLE RETREAT & WELLNESS CENTRE In The Heart Of The Cotswolds 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 :-) BOOK MASSAGE - TREATMENTS - YOGA SESSION - FOREST BATHING - FITNESS Here are some of the benefits you will experience from gifting yourself time here: - Total relaxation - Serenity & calmness of mind - Increase self-awareness - Release from anxiety, depression & trauma - 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 Swedish full body: 50mins Full Bodywork treatment: 80 mins Full body aromatherapy: 80 mins Neck back & shoulders: 60mins Indian head: 50 mins Head & face massage: 50 mins Couples massage: 50 mins SPECIAL HOLISTIC TREATMENTS Reflexology: 45 mins Angelic Reiki : 60 mins Energy Shift: 90 mins RELAX & RENEW 2 hrs 1 x 20 min meditation 1 x 50 min Be Gentle yoga session 1 x 50 min massage of your choice Seasonal herbal tea & delicious cake COUPLES RETREAT 2.5 hrs 1 x 60 min Couples yoga 1 x 30 min breathe & meditation 1 x 60 min couples massage Seasonal herbal tea & delicious cake UTILISE YOUR INNER PHARMACY FOR MIRACULOUS HEALTH AND HEALING BREATH-WORK SESSIONS: BREATHE YOURSELF TO FREEDOM The Sacred Breath transforms everything Breathwork sessions: 1.5 hrs Rebirthing Breath-work Sessions: 2 hours 1 TO 1 & GROUP YOGA RETREATS Here is a list of mini yoga retreats we offer. They are tailored to all abilities & every age. Each retreat is 1.5 hours. You can request longer sessions. BE GENTLE YIN YOGA A deeply restorative nurturing practice, completely slowing down, soothing your nervous system & allowing the interconnective tissues & fascia to open. COUPLES YOGA Postures, breath & massage that celebrate unity, exploring the incredible benefits of working with a partner. HEART & SOUL YOGA Heart opening postures & movement, breathwork & alignment. Bathe in the beauty of your heart. EARTH & FIRE YOGA Kundalini inspired yoga, movement & breath. Harmonise the elements within. Break through limiting beliefs & energies. SOUL ALCHEMY YOGA Experience your soul power. Your essence. Through an equisite blend of yoga, movement, chant & breath. MEDITATION: Dynamic Meditation Mastering the art of letting go and allowing the natural flow of life to move through you. 1.5 Hours Infinite Peace Meditation A stunning guided meditation journey that explores the power & practice of meditation. 1.5 Hours FOREST BATHING: Immerse yourself in the magic of the secret valley. Time to connect deeply with yourself & nature. With breathwork, meditation & yoga. - This session takes place outside. 2 hours FOREST FREEDOM FITNESS An amazing personalised fitness session outside in the beauty of the forest & by the lakes. 2 Hours SOULSCAPES ART CLASS: An incredible creative painting journey that gives you a whole new world of creative freedom! All materials provided. 3 hours With love and light Victoria & The SoulSimple Family xxx

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

We offer a lovely self contained annexe, self catering with a proper kitchen, it has all the amenities you need for a comfortable and relaxing break. We are in an area of outstanding natural beauty on Rodborough Common. A few minutes walk takes you to one of the highest points locally with views across the Severn river to Wales. Close to Stroud town centre and lovely walks on our doorstep.

Bright, fresh, modern purpose built annexe. Has everything you could want for that home from home comfort Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Comfortable lounge and dining area. TV and WIFi Fully equipped kitchen with oven, hob, microwave, grill, kettle, toaster and fridge. There will be fresh milk in the fridge for you with tea and coffee. Please do note this is fully self catering. If you need it there is access to a freezer. Own front door and parking area. Our dining room/ sunroom adjoins the guest area, it has a separate entrance so your privacy is maintained. The views are spectacular and you are very welcome to use this area. You can also access our garden via a rear lobby. I have 2 very friendly Irish Terrier dogs and the garden is their space. They love to meet people in the garden, but they are not allowed in the private guest area.

If it’s peace and quiet and lovely scenic walks you want, we have it all on our doorstep. Our local pub, 5 minutes walk, is renowned for its live bands and very sociable locals. Walk on into Stroud and visit the Farmers Market, quirky shops and places to eat. Stroud Brewery with its real ale and locally produced wine, is worth a visit and is a lovely walk along the canal, currently under restoration. If you’re planning to go further afield we are perfectly placed for day trips to Bath and Oxford. Cheltenham is 30 minutes by public transport from Stroud. If Cheltenham Races is on your agenda we would be happy, with prior agreement ,to assist with transport etc.

Grigshot apartment is on the top floor of a Georgian house near Stroud, with its own entrance its a perfect place for work, leisure or family time as you can come & go as you please. Just off the A46 it is ideal for commuting to Cheltenham, Bath, Cirencester, Tetbury or Gloucester. Good for couples, business stays, families, groups & pets (we do add on a small charge for pets). Next door is the Old Fleece where you will enjoy 10% discount on food which is available 11am to 10pm 7 days a week.

Our space has very large rooms, with character third attic bedroom. In beautiful historic Georgian house set in 3 acres of garden.

The house is within walking distance of Selsley Common and both Rodbrough and Minchinhampton Commons and nearby attractions of Woodchester Mansion. We have negotiated discounted green fees at nearby Minchinhampton Golf Old Course. Equestrian events locally include Gatcombe and Badminton. Next door is the Old Fleece, which serves lovely food all day every day.

Lovely, peaceful, room with a very comfy large king sized bed. This room is suitable for 2. A breakfast of cereals, toasts, jam, coffee, tea and fruit juice is included in the price. Plant based milk and butter available. (you can help yourself, I will show you where things are) Two of us live in the house, my daughter and I, and also our cat Liquorice. Parking – available for 1 car + space on the street if needed. Do check out the wonderful farmers market on a Saturday!

You are welcome to use the terrace for breakfast. It has beautiful views!

There are wonderful walks in a beautiful landscape from our doorstep. There is a secluded pub with gorgeous views 3 minutes on foot from the house. There is another popular pub (12 min on foot, 3 min by car) with a great range of music bands. There’s a number of good pubs and a variety of places to eat out.

En-suite double bedroom in shared spacious house ideal for business and working guests visiting the area. The house is unique and rambling (the newest part was built in 1780). Quirky house and inhabitants including three large dogs - two of which are genuine wolfdogs. (Wolfdog experience on request - please make arrangements with the handler on arrival.)

Double bed with ensuite shower room. Fitted wardrobe. TV.

Inchbrook is a small hamlet between Nailsworth and Woodchester. A short walk from the house along a streamside lane the up through a field you arrive at the foot of Woodchester Park with its peaceful walks and splendid lakes. We are less than a mile from the vibrant town of Nailsworth with its pubs restaurants and shops, and 3 miles from Stroud.

Gloves are worn and all surfaces/handles are disinfected between guests. Modern double room with en-suite, in the village of Amberley. The cottage is surrounded by national trust land leading directly to Minchinhampton common. After parking in the secure private drive, you enter your self contained bedroom and en-suite through French doors via your private terrace. There is no access to the house itself nor kitchen facilities but you have tea/coffee and excellent cafes and restaurants nearby.

You have a king size bed with hanging space and chest for clothing. A colour TV, controllable central heating and tea and coffee making facilities. The en-suite has an electric shower, sink and WC. You can relax in a hotel like atmosphere, just a bit further for meals!! Have a coffee on your private patio and then head out to the many cafes, restaurants, pubs, garden centres that are within a beautiful 20 minute walk or 10 minute drive. Fridays and Saturday’s have a 2 night minimum but there can be exceptions so always worth clarifying.

The cottage is surrounded by national trust land and you walk directly out to Minchinhampton common. It is then a beautiful 20 mins walk along the valley to the vibrant town of Nailsworth or in the other direction to Rodborough common. Stroud is a ten minute drive which has the award winning Saturday farmers market (best olives) An exceptional area for walking, relaxing and enjoying country pubs.

Frogmarsh Mill cottage is a stunning stone cottage in the beautiful valley of South Woodchester. It is full of character and charm.

In the lounge is a original inglenook fireplace with a little bread oven ! A log burner is now in place for you to enjoy. Logs are provided. You enter the spiral staircase though a door from the lounge to the first floor where there is a family bathroom and double bedroom. Round you go to the next bedroom with two double fitted bunk beds Round again to the top double bedroom with beautiful white painted beams ! Please note that it is a very old cottage so you need to mind your head because some of the door opening are low !! The Kitchen is well equipped with Boiling water tap, hob, oven, dishwasher, fridge freezer, washer/dryer, coffee machine. Next to the kitchen is the dinning room with a lovely long dinning table, wine fridge, sono speakers. Above the dinning room is a TV room with comfy seating and a flat screen tv showing Netflix and iPlayer. The fourth double bedroom is in a separate building just by the front door it has lovely big walk in shower large basin and wc ! We use The white company linens and towels. Outside at the front of the cottage is a paved private courtyard.

We are 1.5 miles away from the lovely town of Nailsworth definitely worth a visit. Places to eat 😋 which we eat at ourselves ! Williams kitchen delicious fresh fish and seafood lunches. Monday to Saturday. Open one evening Friday only. The canteen behind Domestic Science Middle Eastern food. Breakfast and lunches Hobbs Bakery for breakfast and lunches Artisan breads and pastries. Wild Garlic for brunch lunch and dinner Fabulous inventive food. There sister restaurant is Wilder and is very special serving a tasting menu Shopping in Nailsworth Domestic Science is room after room of gorgeous life style goodies. Also sells small selection of cotton and linen clothes. Honey trap Is a great mix of bang on trend fashion ! 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷 We are 3.5 miles from Stroud which has a farmers market every Saturday morning a must for food lovers. Delicious local veg meats breads cheeses etc. Bath and Cheltenham are about 45 minutes away both fabulous for shopping and eating !! We are 6 miles 14 minutes drive to the very pretty market town of Tetbury Here you will find many interior and antique shops. Sassy boo, Anna Lizzio, Moloh, are great fashion shops. Good cafes to eat in and just a fun town to walk round. Pubs The Bell at Selsley severs delicious food and local beers The Fleece at Rooksmoor north Woodchester really good Sunday lunch. Stroud Brewery is a brilliant business which has gone from strength to strength highly recommended if you love real ale and home made wood fired Pizzas. You can’t book so need to go early ! Thursday and Friday from 5 to 11 Sat 12 to 11. Thistledown cafe is another thriving local business situated above Woodchester park 3 miles away 10 min drive. Fantastic for children open fields beautiful views ! Wood fried oven great pizza but much more Ottolenghi style cooking. Need to book for Sunday lunch it’s not traditional roasts but delicious! Winston ice cream on Rodborough common is fun with the kids beautiful walks around the common with spectacular views.

Single room in two bedroom bungalow. Apologies to male guests, but this B and B is for women only. 20 - 25 minutes walk from the centre of Stroud or there is a bus every half an hour at the bottom of the road. Self service breakfast included. Views up to Rodborough and Selsey Commons from the living room and kitchen, easy walking distance of Stroud Canal, the Cotswold Way and other footpaths and close to the Nailsworth-to-Stroud cycle track. There is on-street parking.

The bed is very comfortable, the room is carpeted, and is next to the bathroom. There are empty shelves in the cupboard and pegs on the wall and door with hangers for clothes. There is a chair and bedside table.

The neighbourhood is on the edge of Stroud in an area of housing built mainly in the 1960s. There are footpaths nearby that take you up onto the Commons. There is a new Aldi at the bottom of the road and a large Sainsburys about half a mile away. The nearest eating places are the Clothiers Arms or the Golden Fleece - or Sainsburys - and Stroud itself has many great cafés and restaurants and the Farmers' Market on a Saturday.

The Pottery is a self-contained annex of a beautiful Victorian house and garden with stunning views set in Amberley in Gloucestershire which is in the heart of the Cotswolds. Minchinhampton Common and the surrounding valleys are a walkers paradise. The Pottery has its own private access and parking, has a well equipped kitchen and WiFi, a garden area with a view across the valley. The Black Horse Pub is next door. A dog cleaning fee of £40 per stay is payable in cash on arrival.

The Pottery promotes well being and is a get away from the hustle and bustle of town and city life. This is a home from home place to stay and is much more than just accommodation. Amberley is perched on the edge of Minchinhampton common well away from all main roads and nestles amongst rolling hills. The garden has views, which are some of the best in the Cotswolds, to the Severn Valley and beyond to Wales. The 730 acre Minchinhampton and Rodborough National Trust commons are a walker’s paradise and have dozens of cows grazing amongst the cowslips and rare orchids from 13th May to November. A well behaved dog is welcome at The Pottery and will enjoy the freedom of the commons. A visit to The Pottery will reward you with great local walks right on your doorstep. You can walk to Nailsworth, across to Minchinhampton or for the more adventurous there is a great walk across to Selsley common where you will find the Cotswold Way. There are a number of country pubs within easy walking distance. You do not have to go far to the dog friendly Black Horse Pub which is next door and offers traditional pub food and a wide range of ales and ciders. The area is a cyclist’s paradise with quiet country lanes in abundance. You will have use of the garden in the area around The Pottery. Sit in the garden, enjoy the views across the valley and have an evening drink taking in the stunning sunsets over Selsley common. On arrival at The Pottery you will be welcomed by fresh garden flowers and homemade cakes. You will enter the Pottery by your own private access from the drive where you will have your own parking space. The entrance door into the well equipped kitchen leads to the shower room and to the main room. The main room is and bright with huge windows and high ceilings. There is central heating and supplementary electrical heating to help keep you cosy. The sun streams into the room in the morning. There is a comfy sofa for reading, watching TV, planning your day and making use of the WiFi. The double bed has sumptuous hotel quality linen. The Pottery offers an excellent base from which to explore the Cotswolds as it is halfway between Bath and Cheltenham, and close to the beautiful town of Nailsworth and the well known Stroud Farmers’ Market, which takes place every Saturday morning and features local produce and crafts. The Pottery is also close to the interesting towns of Cirencester and Tetbury. Take time to visit Painswick, Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust, Woodchester Mansion and Park, Westonbirt Arboretum, Newark Park, Berkeley Castle, Badminton and Gatcombe Horse Trials and Gatcombe Craft Fair. Stroud Valleys Artists Open Studios take place every May and many Amberley artists take part. The quirky Amberley annual Cow Hunt in May and Winstones Ice Cream Factory attract crowds from far and wide.

A visit to The Pottery will reward you with great local walks right on your doorstep. It is possible to walk down into Nailsworth, across to Minchinhampton or for the more adventurous there is a great walk across to Selsley common where you will find the Cotswold Way. There are a number of country pubs within easy walking distance. You do not have to go far as the dog friendly Black Horse Pub is right next door which offers traditional pub food and a wide range of ales and ciders. The Pottery offers an excellent base from which to explore the Cotswolds as it is halfway between Bath and Cheltenham, and close to the beautiful town of Nailsworth and the well known Stroud Farmers’ Market, which takes place every Saturday morning and features local produce and crafts. The Pottery is also close to the beautiful towns of Cirencester and Tetbury. Take time to visit Painswick, Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust, Woodchester Mansion and Park, Westonbirt Arboretum, Newark Park, Berkeley Castle, Badminton and Gatcombe Horse Trials, Gatcombe Craft Fair, Amberley and Stroud Valleys Artists Open Studios every May, the quirky Amberley annual Cow Hunt which is also in May and Winstones Ice Cream Factory.

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.

Self contained studio good location Bath, Cheltenham & the Cotswolds.

Parking free to come & go as you please.

local restaurants & pubs with good food & farmers market.

Beautiful guest suite situated in a lovely Cotswold village in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The accommodation is fully self contained on the ground floor of our home and is beautifully equipped for your enjoyment. The location really does have the wow factor with both stunning views, great local amenities and acres of National trust common land to explore.

Guests have access to the property via their own private entrance on the terrace which affords amazing views over the Woodchester Valley. Once inside there is a hallway, spacious double bedroom with king size bed, bathroom with bath and shower and a small lounge / kitchenette to relax, unwind and prepare food or a drink to enjoy on the terrace. The kitchenette is ‘small but perfectly formed’. It has a combination microwave/cooker/grill. Fridge with small freezer compartment, nespresso coffee machine, kettle, toaster and an induction one ring hob. It is well equipped and provides the option of staying in and preparing a meal. A small selection of breakfast items are provided too, as well as tea, coffee for your convenience and enjoyment. The lounge has a sofa bed and a comfortable fold up bed is available to borrow for additional guests or little people. The size really makes it more ideal for a couple or three people rather than two couples. There is a Tv with amazon fire stick offering a range of free channels and films and a blue tooth speaker. The property is equipped and furnished to a high standard to ensure every comfort is provided for. It is light and airy and has been decorated in fresh neutral tones with some homely ‘Cotswold’ touches. There is underfloor heating throughout with thermostatic controls in each room. It’s a lovely warm house but refreshingly cool in the summer being at ground floor level.

Three pubs within 5-10 minutes walk, great cycling, walking and golfing on your doorstep. Easy access to Nailsworth down the road and it’s excellent range of independent shops and quirky welcoming vibe.

Spacious six-room private apartment - comfortably sleeping up to 5 guests. Tucked away at the end of a quiet private road - adjoining an area of outstanding natural beauty with stunning views/sunsets & walks. Located in the central Cotswolds, ideally situated for touring. Close to the royal villages of Minchinhampton & Tetbury – Gatcombe Park (home of HRH Princess Anne) is only 4 miles away. Historic pubs & restaurants offering real-ale, log fires & local menus - all within walking distance.

Individually built 5 years ago - the secluded apartment is finished to a superior standard - the ground floor comprises of its own private/guest entrance, fitted kitchen with all appliances inc. double oven, microwave, hob, refrigerator, washing m/c - stairs lead to the first floor landing/gallery, separate dining room, individual lounge with doors opening to a private balcony with Cotswold views - bathroom, double bedroom with an adjoining 2nd single bedroom. The apartment provides privacy, security and lots of space. Please find a small selection of recent guest comments: “A wonderful, tranquil place to stay with a very helpful host” - Elaine “Stayed only a night in this wonderful place but thoroughly enjoyed our stay” – Rachel "An absolutely beautiful location to explore the Cotswolds! Nature is right at your finger tips!" - Julie

We are situated in the central Cotswolds, which makes a perfect base to tour local historic towns, picturesque villages and famous royal households. A landscape of nearly 300 acres of National Trust land - Rodborough Common is an area of outstanding natural beauty just to the north of Minchinhampton Common; offering a dramatic panorama, overlooking quintessential Cotswold country side and the Severn Vale. Minchinhampton Common is famous for Tom Long the notorious 18th century highwayman who was hanged for his misdemeanours on the spot where he committed some of his crimes, now known as 'Tom Long's Post'. Legend has it that his ghost makes a guest appearance at the local Amberley Inn. The area shares a long history of 'royal connections' - the earliest connection dates back to Saxon charters in AD741 during the reign of King Aethabald; today, HRH Princess Anne and Prince Charles live in nearby Minchinhampton and Tetbury. Highgrove House - Tetbury became the first home for Prince Charles and Princess Diana's young sons Princes William and Harry and they spent much of their early years on the estate. Princess Diana made many shopping trips to neighbouring Tetbury and Cirencester during her years at Highgrove and locals became used to seeing her and the young Princes out and about in the area. Please see 'Paul's Guidebook' for recommendations and best places to see, during your visit.

Set in the heart of the Cotswolds with the Cotswold way on the doorstep this isolated lodge with private garden is surrounded by stunning countryside. Totally refurbished, the lodge exudes luxury. It boasts a light filled open plan living area with a solid wood American style kitchen, a separate bedroom with a king size bed and an ensuite shower room. Bi-fold doors from the lounge open directly onto a patio and the beautiful garden where you can escape the stress of everyday life.

With fabulous views towards the Black Mountains in Wales and towards Painswick and the Stroud Valleys, the lodge is totally peaceful. The property is accessed via a surfaced track and there is on-site parking. Linen and towels and end of stay cleaning are included.

Within easy reach of the lodge is the gorgeous World Heritage city of Bath with its Roman Baths and Jane Austen connections. Highgrove Gardens and Tetbury lie just to the south and close by is the ancient Roman town of Cirencester with its incredible mosaics. The quintessential Cotswold villages of Stow-On-The-Wold, Bourton-On-The Water and Painswick are a short drive away. For walkers the Lodge is in the heart of the most glorious countryside with any number of fantastic walks and set behind the Lodge is the fabulous Selsley Common with outstanding panoramic views over to the River Severn, Wales and amazing Cotswold countryside. The Cotswolds is renowned for its beautiful arts and crafts and delicious food and every Saturday there is the famous farmers market in Stroud where you can buy first class home-made produce from the region. All the amenities of Stroud and the railway station with direct trains to London are a five minute car ride away.

Family bedroom in large, Victorian house in peaceful Cotswold village; attractive gardens, spacious visitor living room with open fire and central hallway/lounge area with barrel vaulted ceiling, oak turned stairway and etched glass doors. Bedroom has king size/twin bed and sofa bed, bay window with views to hills, T.V., hospitality tray, 2 comfortable chairs. Wardrobe, chest of drawers, dressing table with mirror, for storage. Bathroom has shower over bath.

This modern 'Bothy' is set aside from my 300 year old millers' cottage. The Bothy has been beautifully refurbished and boasts stunning views across a Cotswold valley and a private space for you and your visiting group.

This is the sort of place you would come to be peaceful and look over a view that you can't help but smile at, and maybe use it for a base to explore the surrounding countryside - the Cotswold Way, Cotswold villages and the surrounding market and Regency towns. The roads around The Bothy are small, single-track and not for the faint-hearted, so please be warned! I give full detailed instructions when you book, so please take note of them.

There are many friendly pets in this neighbourhood. And neighbours. It is a tranquil location, with the main noise coming from children playing outside (like they used to in the good old days), foxes, owls, sheep, horses, cows and chickens. There is a short (but steep) walk onto the nearby common, which is lovely to watch the sunset from.

Tanglewood is a cosy cottage retreat with a contemporary feel. There is a spacious kitchen diner, a snug with woodburner and a peaceful micro-library. Enjoy comfortable beds, linens, fluffy towels and simple, colourful touches. The compact, elevated terrace affords views of the beautiful Stroud valley and our lovely local pub is a scenic 3 minute walk away! Tanglewood suits walkers, dog lovers, foodies, arty types, culture vultures, bookworms and lazybones! Great value in a popular location.

Great things come in small packages! Tanglewood is a compact cottage, sensitively furnished and equipped to make the most of the space available. The property, sleeping 3, is most suited to couples or two friends and is proving popular with those travelling with a younger child.

Rodborough is a small village, which stretches out across the hill above Stroud. It is located immediately below the wonderful 600 acres of Rodborough and Minchinhampton Commons, owned by the National Trust. The Prince Albert pub is only 3 minutes walk away, there's a lovely children's playground and a playing field for exercising the hound. The busy market town of Stroud (3 supermarkets) is a short drive away - or a 15 minute walk downhill through the fields and across the newly regenerated canal. Stroud has an award-winning farmers' market, arts and culture festivals, music and restaurants - as well as a good range of shops and services. Tanglewood is a lovely place to be at any time of year. Spring and autumn are particularly gorgeous while winter views overlooking the Stroud valley are spectacular. National Trust owned Rodborough and Minchinhampton Commons are our huge back garden! Regency Cheltenham, Gloucester Cathedral and Royal Cirencester are within a 15 mile radius; Bath, Bristol, Oxford, Stratford on Avon within 40 miles and London is a 1.5 hour train ride away.

Self contained garden flat with on and off street parking in a very quiet residential neighbourhood about 20 minutes walk into the centre of town.

-It's important to know that there are steps down into and within the property so it wouldn't be suitable for people with mobility problems. -The property is fully furnished. It's an open plan space with the bath, shower and sink in the bedroom, which is upstairs and a separate WC and sink downstairs. There is a fully equipped kitchen and lounge area. There is a sofa-bed in the conservatory/dinning area. -Guest can have access to the garden with exceptional views over the surrounding landscape -Stroud is 40 minutes travelling time from Cheltenham race course - The festival in March.

The flat is located in Rodborough, which as mentioned above is about 20 minutes walk into Stroud town centre, but is lovely and quiet with some exceptional views and good possibilities for walks around Rodborough common. It is also a great base for exploring the Cotswolds and surrounding areas.

Set in the grounds of Woodchester Valley Vineyard in the South Cotswolds AONB, Woodchester Valley House is a stunning contemporary 6 bedroom house overlooking the vineyards. Within the house, you will have your own private room with en-suite, and access to the spacious kitchen, living room and garden. This peaceful, idyllic setting is the perfect place to relax, unwind and enjoy the picturesque surroundings.

This is the master bedroom, located upstairs on the first floor. The spacious room has a super-king bed, en-suite bathroom with bath and separate shower, a separate dressing room and a balcony overlooking the garden.

We're located in the village of South Woodchester, a great base for exploring the South Cotswolds, and with stunning views across the Woodchester Valley, We're a mile from the bustling market town of Nailsworth which has plentiful shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs to cater for everyone. We've got some great local pubs nearby, walkable for those who like hills, or within a 5 minute drive. Stroud is 3 miles away, known for one of the best farmers markets in the country every Saturday, and we're also in easy reach of Cheltenham (18 miles), Gloucester (15 miles), Bristol (30 miles) & Bath (30 miles) as well as many other smaller Cotswold towns.

Romantic Cotswold village hideaway for 2, with ultra modern facilities and a period feel. Country walks in all directions, and 17thC inn on the doorstep. Pet friendly. Professional disinfectant used on all surfaces before each stay to ensure a safe retreat.

Half-pint Cottage is perfect for a couple who wish to be independent . One well behaved dog also welcome. Although we love children, we regret that the cottage is unsuitable, because of the staircase.

"Half-pint Cottage", is situated in the village of Selsley, with its pretty Cotswold houses, a working farm, seventeenth century inn, and Selsley Common, a vast open space with far ranging views. Selsley Parish Church is famous for its beautiful "Pre-Raphaelite" stained glass windows. Selsley is situated on the "Cotswold Way" walking route. The adjacent town of Stroud is renowned for its Saturday Farmers'Market, canal , and the beauty of its" five valleys". Many stately homes, National Trust gardens, and towns such as Bath, Cheltenham , Tetbury and Gloucester are within an easy drive.

The Poolhouse Please note: the pool is now covered until Easter. Set in the Cotswold village of Rodborough, this unique holiday retreat is a five minute walk from Rodborough Common, an area owned by the National Trust and consisting of nearly 300 acres of grassland. The Poolhouse was built in the late 1960’s in glass, timber and Cotswold stone (reputed to have originated from Prinknash Abbey), It is southwest facing to ensure maximum sun through out the day. The Poolhouse has recently been refurbished to a high standard. The interior has been sympathetically restored to reflect the period it was built, comprising of mid-century fittings, furniture and original posters. The house consists of one double bedroom and a shower room. The open plan living space comprises of a kitchen with a breakfast bar, a dining area, a large settee, a TV and DVD player, and a wood-burning stove. There is also a utility room with a washer/dryer. Externally the house consists of a private swimming pool surrounded by cedar decking, several seated tables including what was part of an old stone cider press and also a large table near the shade of two ancient apple trees; a perfect place to eat outside or just admire the view. The house is set in grounds shared by the owner, but is discretely tucked away. The pool is covered from mid October until mid-May. Rodborough Common, set in open grassland on the Cotswold escarpment, commands impressive views of Stroud and the Severn Vale. In the summer cattle roam free, often wandering across roads. In the rambling 19th century golf course it is not uncommon to see cattle blocking golfers as they try to take shots. To admire the view visit The Lodge pub in the middle of the common, or have an ice cream at Winstones Cotswold Ice Cream factory. In the village of Rodborough is the pub The Prince Albert; a couple of minutes walk from the Poolhouse, The Albert is a busy, characterful pub that has regular music nights with musicians of repute as well as comedy nights. The house is a mile from the small bustling market town of Stroud with its independent shops, pubs and cafés. Once the industrial centre of the Cotswold’s and the wool industry, it is still very much a working town. There are regular arts and music festivals held here as well as a weekly award winning farmers market. Close by is Tetbury known for its antique shops and 12 miles away is the spa town of Cheltenham, famous for its racecourse which hosts the annual Gold Cup as well as its many cultural festivals. Gloucester, with its medieval Cathedral is 10 miles away and the ancient market town of Cirencester is also 10 miles away Nearby is the village of Slad, immortalized by the author Laurie Lee in his novel Cider with Rosie, and its pub The Woolpack as well as the villages of Bisley, Minchenhampton and Painswick, with its famous churchyard of 99 clipped yew trees. The surrounding Cotswolds’ also has a wealth of houses and gardens open to the public. Walkers can access the famous Cotswold Way, 102 miles along the Cotswold escarpment, stretching from Chipping Campden to Bath with sweeping views and passing through picturesque villages in Cotswold stone. Further afield the city of Bath and the city of Bristol are both a 45-minute drive away. Transport links: Stroud train station is less than a mile away; there are hourly trains to London, Gloucester and Cheltenham. Paddington is 90 minutes away by train. The house would be ideally suited to a couple. Due to the proximity of the pool to the house it is unsafe for younger children, and no pets. Prices vary from £125 a night low season, to £165 high season. Minimum stay 2 nights.

The loft is set in the top two floors of the Old Fleece pub near Stroud, with its own entrance its a perfect place for work, leisure or family time as you can come and go as you please. On the A46 it is also set ideally for commuting to Cheltenham, Bath, Cirencester, Tetbury or Gloucester. Good for couples, business travelers, families & pets (we do add a small charge for pets). If you dine at Old Fleece you will enjoy a 10% discount on food which is available 11am to 10pm 7 days a week.

We've called it the Loft due the unique talls ceilings and exposed beams of the master bedroom.

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 (twin option available on request), 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.

Very comfortable space and beautifully decorated throughout to a very high standard. There is a lovely outdoor seating area with magnificent views over the valleys and situated in a quiet, idylic area within the Cotswolds but with easy access to the local amenities.

All bedding, towels, tea towels, toilet rolls, soap, washing up liquid, dish washer tablets cleaning equipment etc are all supplied and you are welcome to use these during your stay. There is a washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher in the property too. This is a no-smoking, pet-free house.

Located in the beautiful Cotswold village near Stroud, Gloucestershire the Annexe is within walking distance of Rodborough common where amazing walks can be enjoyed with various pubs dotted around where you can stop and enjoy some great food and drink. The nearby pub "The Prince Albert" is a renowned music venue with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere specialising in real ales set in a classic Cotswold building. In nearby Stroud you will find the local farmers market every Saturday and also "Woodruffs", the country's first organic cafe. Nearby lie the royal residency's of Highgrove in Tetbury and Gatcombe Park in Minchinhamptom. There is easy access to both the M5 and A46, which can lead you to Regency Cheltenham, Cirencester, Bath Spa, Tetbury, Bristol, and the rest of the Cotswolds. Nearby attractions include Westonbirt Arboretum, Slimbrdge wildfowl trust, Woodchester Mansion and Berkley Castle to name but a few!

A wonderfully contemporary architect designed Cotswolds house located on Woodchester Valley Vineyard in the beautiful South Cotswolds AONB, in between the market towns of Stroud and Nailsworth. Perfect for large groups and families the space offers large well proportioned rooms, as well as offering views across the valley and over the vineyard. Four of the six bedrooms can be superking or twin. During your stay you can enjoying a Tour and Tasting at the vineyard to complete your relaxing break.

On the ground floor you will find a welcoming entrance hall with a cloak room and boot room. The large living room and the family room both have a log burner. From the family room, bi-fold oak doors lead to a large kitchen diner, with a table that comfortably seats 12 guests. The dining area has a gas log burner. Off the kitchen there is a pantry and utility room. There are patio doors from the main areas leading out to the large garden and allowing you to appreciate the amazing views across the valley and over the vineyard. Upstairs, you will find six double bedrooms, four are en-suite. The master bedroom has a dressing room and ensuite with roll top bath and walk in shower. There are double doors leading out on to a balcony. The second bedroom with en – suite has a roll top bath and walk in shower. Bedroom three and four have en-suites, one with a walk in shower the other with a bath (shower over). The fifth and sixth bedrooms share a family bathroom that offers a walk in shower and a bath. All the bedrooms benefit from views. Four of the bedrooms can be made up into twin rooms if requested (please advise on booking). Outside you will find a large garden and patio, perfect for alfesco dining.

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.