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Deep in the heart of the Cotswolds, we found this idyllic home to be an ideal setting for a romantic escape. Both Glouster and Cheltenham are a short drive away, but beautiful nature, picturesque villages, and country pubs accessible via cross-country walks are the main draw here. As it's an annex, you won't be completely secluded outside, but the home is yours alone and has a private entrance. While there are plenty of welcome authentic touches – especially the wooden lintels and exposed brickwork – the sloping ceiling in the bedroom might inconvenience taller guests.

Tranquil Nature Escape

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This home hits all the right notes when it comes to quintessential Cotswolds charm. You’ll be welcomed by stunning parkland views, open-fires, eye-catching art and all the essentials you could need for an unforgettable stay. All of the rooms come with a distinct character and there’s an abundance of space for special family gatherings and celebrations. Outside, the south-facing garden lends itself perfectly to warm-weather drinks and barbecues. You can also wander across the fields to the nearest country pub. Plus, it’s just a short drive to Cheltenham Spa and Cirencester. 

Spring House

One look at the rolling Painswick Valley views on the horizon from the outdoor seating area, and you'll understand why this cottage made it into our English collection. Tranquil, because of its secluded spot, the house boasts traditional wooden beams, a farmhouse kitchen and a wood-burning stove and pairs it with modern elements. If the large garden doesn't keep the little ones entertained – unlikely – there's also a games room with table football, but they might need help up and down the steep stone staircase to get there. Location-wise, you're near Stroud's renowned Farmer's Market, while Cheltenham is just a 20-minute drive away.

A Taste of the Cotswolds

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If it’s a calming country escape that you’re after, this glorious Gloucestershire bolthole is your golden ticket. Just six miles south of pretty Cheltenham and set right in the heart of the Cotswold Way, when it comes to wonderful walking routes and picture–perfect scenery, you’d struggle to find anywhere more ideal.

Outside, there’s three quarters of an acre of land across three gardens, offering plenty of space to enjoy the sunshine during the warmer months. Oh, and did we mention that there’s a private pool and hot tub, too? When temperatures soar, pop on your favourite swimwear and dive into its cooling depths for an instant refresh from the scorching sunshine.

For those visiting during autumn and winter, the pool might be off–limits, but there’s still plenty to be enjoyed. With beautiful beamed ceilings, oak floors and sumptuous soft furnishings peppered from room to room, wherever you choose to unwind, you’re sure to feel snug as a bug. For us, it’s the large open fireplace that really sets the scene. We can see it now – all cosied up in our best pyjamas with a hot mug of cocoa and a good book…perfection!

We’re sure you’ll be in no rush to dash out, but with lots to see and do right on your doorstep, a little venture into the open air is sure to do you good. Fancy a bite to eat? Head to The Royal George Hotel, Birdlip, just 1.5 miles away. Or perhaps it’s some shorter, family–friendly walks you’re hoping for? If so, make a beeline for Crickley Hill Country Park, just four miles away. 

A Royal Haven

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The journey to this home is one of winding country lanes. You'll find it tucked away in the Painswick Valley amidst a patchwork quilt of verdant slopes, dense woodland and Cotswold stone. 

Formerly the stables for a nearby manor house, this exquisitely renovated home, dating back to the year eighteen-twenty-five, exudes rural charm from the outset with its honey-hued stone facade. Step inside and discover an open-plan canvas of lofty ceilings adorned with timber beams and ample windows ushering in floods of sunlight. Between adventures, you'll love kicking back on the plush sofas with a book from the built-in library and preparing delicious meals in the fully-equipped kitchen.

Outside, vast grounds invite you to relax in the splendour of your surroundings. Enjoy tea and toast alfresco on the lawn, fuelling up for endless rounds of tennis on the private court. If you fancy exploring, take a two-minute stroll into the historic beech forest of Cranham Woods or up the hill to the Painswick Beacon for panoramic valley views. Less than a ten-minute drive away, Painswick Rococo Gardens and the golf course are ideal for a day trip, and for a spot of culture, the historic spa towns of Gloucester and Cheltenham are just twenty minutes away by car.

Woodland Paradise

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Bordering the rolling greens of the Cotswolds, and with horse racing, Regency architecture, and independent shops to discover throughout, you get a taste of both the city and country lifestyle in Cheltenham. Eleven minutes from the town centre, this apartment offers an elegant base for your stay in Gloucestershire. A neutral palette of colours in the living space brings a sense of calm, with a plush, pale-peach sofa and sand-coloured walls contrasting beautifully with dark wooden floors. Of course in this historic place, there would have to be some original features to admire in the home. Our favourites are the Georgian sash windows, ornate ceiling rose, and green tiled fireplace. Imagine cosying up around this striking hearth with a glass of pinot noir in hand – bliss. Another excellent spot to enjoy sipping wine would be in the freestanding bathtub, just for an extra feeling of spa-like luxury. In the morning, after a cup of Earl Grey, hop in the car and explore the Cotswolds half an hour away. Or if you’re looking for a more local green space, Montpellier Gardens are just a seven-minute walk from home.

The Top Hat

If you’re in search of an easygoing Cotswolds getaway, this home makes a great option. You’ll find it’s just a short drive or bus ride into the heart of Gloucester city centre, while Cheltenham is also within easy reach. There is a large private garden and the open-plan living room and kitchen lends itself perfectly to social gatherings. It’s worth noting this home isn’t suitable for infants or children, but we think it makes a great spot for a refreshing adults-only escape. 


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Living on the grounds of a 16th century country-house in the lush green Cotswolds (the largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) already creates the ideal setting for nature lovers. Once you settle in with biscuits, fresh scones and fruits on arrival (among other goodies) and befriend the curious chickens, embark on a walk through the rolling Cotswold hills and valleys. While Netflix and cocoa are perfect for rainy days in, there is a whole world out there on sunnier days. The Cotswold Way is a trail that we’d definitely recommend, with plenty of historic pubs along the way, each serving their own collection of local ales. The home is located in Painswick, a village known as The Queen of the Cotswolds and characterised by beautiful narrow streets of honey coloured stone buildings dating back to the fifteenth century. Legend has it that the Devil won’t let a hundredth tree grow. There are all sorts of cafes and restaurants in and around the village, so make sure you ask the host, Hannah, for some recommendations.


The Cotswold Cedar

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This charming barn conversion is quintessentially Cotswolds, with a vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and flagstone floors. A self-contained annexe, attached to the host's home, you'll find this cosy spot in a pretty village just ten-minutes' drive from Cheltenham. Inside, the old blends with the new, thanks to underfloor heating and a modern kitchen and bathroom. The ground floor space is open and sociable, and there's a garden room (which doubles as a second bedroom) opening to a lovely terrace with far-reaching views. In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it's a walker's paradise, and the home has paths that run from the rear to various trails, including the Cotswolds Way. A thirty-five minute walk will take you to a grand country hotel for lunch and it's just a little further to the pub. 

Wise Owl

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Situated in the Lansdown area of Cheltenham, a five-minute walk from the swanky Montpellier neighbourhood, this apartment is perfectly placed to sample all this Regency town has to offer. The interiors reflect their surroundings: elegant and sophisticated. The colour scheme is neutral – it’s all pastels with natural textured accents. But now and again there’s an opulent flourish – we loved the chandelier and gold-framed mirrors in the living space. A tufted sofa with matching footstool calls for settling in with your favourite beverage while flicking through the restaurant recommendations in the welcome pack. From seasonal British fodder in an old Art Deco cinema to international fare by the leafy Montpellier Gardens, you’re spoilt for choice for places to eat. Begin your mornings with a cup of tea in the courtyard before strolling through Pittville Park, a thirty-minute walk away, or time your stay right and experience one of the town’s famous events – you’re less than fifteen minutes from Imperial Gardens the annual Music Festival is held.

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Set within seven acres of private woodland in the beautiful Slad Valley, this architect-designed home has amazing views across the Cotswold escarpment. You can enjoy the vistas from its terrace and various seating areas, as well as from inside. There’s the all-important log burner in the open-plan living area and a library to relax in with a book. We love that the main bedroom suite opens out onto the patio too. When you want to explore, the town of Stroud is around 3 miles away with its farmers’ market and museum, while the local village pub is just over a mile.

The Woodland Villa

Once upon a time, this quaint cottage was actually a barn used to store grain. Since then, it has been lovingly renovated into a dainty holiday home perfect for a small family getaway. Situated on the owners' farm on the outskirts of Cheltenham and close to the village of Shurdington, it's right on the edge of the Cotswolds. The velvet sofas and original wooden beams create a cosy atmosphere which is enhanced when you light up the wood-burning stove on chilly evenings. There's also a private garden where you can grill up a feast to share at the alfresco dining area. Exploring the surrounding countryside is easy from here, whether you're planning to travel on foot, by car, on a bike or even by horseback – that's right, for an additional fee, you can rent a neighbouring stable for your steed. Cheltenham Racecourse is just six miles away, while the charming towns of Bourton-on-the-Water and Bibury are both less than a twenty-mile drive from your front door. 

The Village Farmhouse

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Discover the famed Cotswolds from this Grade II listed building in the heart of the beloved village of Painswick, occupying the principal corner of the town. Lovingly restored, it's retained charming features and gained a few more modern ones. Though the house is beautiful, it can't quite compete with the surroundings, not when you consider it's right in an Area of Outstanding Beauty. Take a day trip to villages a stone's throw away and see the landmarks more locally, starting with the St. Mary's churchyard right across the road. At home, kids will love the swimming pool whilst parents take advantage of the seating for drinks.

The Golden Moon

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This quaint cottage is the quintessential Cotswolds hideaway. The outside is picture perfect: roses and honeysuckle creep up the walls, built in Cotswolds limestone alongside the classic mint green paintwork. Inside, the exposed stonework and wooden beams have been preserved, while each room is decorated to an exacting standard. The kitchen is a joy to cook in, with sunlight streaming through the window. Chic mid century furniture, rattan rugs and pops of plant life will have you taking notes. 

Upstairs, the pièce de resistance is the standalone bath in the master bedroom, replete with luxury toiletries, where you can soak after a day of exploring. The cottage is nestled in a quiet street in Painswick, a traditional, incredibly pretty Cotswolds village. You are within eight minutes walk of a handful of excellent country pubs, as well as shops and local amenities. The Painswick Rococo garden is a stunning, peaceful place to wander around, complete with a maze, blooming flowers and 18th century architecture, and can be reached in seventeen minutes on foot. There is also a market every Thursday morning in the village, where you can buy food and local wares. 

Queen of The Cotswolds

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This barn conversion is situated on a small working dairy farm in Painswick Valley, less than a twenty-minute drive from Gloucester. Four fishing lakes are within the wider grounds, so keen anglers should bring their rods. If you’d prefer to stay put, there is a courtyard with outside seating for relaxing with a cup of tea. Inside, the wood-burning stove is a welcome addition in the cooler months and flexible sleeping in the fourth bedroom makes this place ideal for any family or group of friends staying together.


Nesting Owls

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Every corner of this enchanting cottage tells a unique story, adorned with treasures collected from the owners' extensive travels. Perfect for a family on a Cotswold getaway, it certainly makes for a cosy retreat – with the roll top bath, wood burner, and sun-kissed garden for warmer months only adding to its appeal. If you can tear yourself away from the views over the village green, the local area is a treat. Discover farmers' markets, antique shops, and charming Cotswold towns, including Cheltenham and Stroud. After something a little different? Take an alpaca for a walk in the neighbouring village of Cowley. This is a home where memories are made.

English Charm

Perfect for families, this home is located in a quiet residential area just a short drive from Gloucester’s city centre. It’s also close to Cheltenham Spa and is well positioned for exploring the Cotswolds. We love the garden, with its decked area and outdoor dining space – though the hot tub is the star of the show. Inside, you’ll find a cosy lounge with a log-burner and a conservatory with table football – ideal for kids. 

Gloucestershire Glow

Rather aptly for an apartment on a street called Queen's Circus, this home is really rather regal. Some of that is down to the tall ceilings, period features and tall sash windows looking out over Imperial Gardens, but it's all the little design touches, too — the chandeliers and oversized, ornate mirror frames add a touch of class in the living space and bedrooms, while the rainfall shower and elegant free-standing tub bring spa-level amenities to the bathrooms. The kitchen is both large and dazzlingly white, perfect for any culinary experimentation you have in mind. Alternatively, you're more than welcome to leave it completely unused, as there's a wide array of restaurants available in the surrounding Montpellier neighbourhood. If the weather's kind during your visit, Sandford Parks Lido can be reached in fifteen minutes' on foot, while you can be in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in ten minutes' drive.

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Second Nature is the best of both worlds. Found on the edge of Cheltenham, it’s only a short drive from the city, while still feeling incredibly idyllic and rural because of its immediate surroundings. Ideally placed for countryside walks, the Cotswold Way passes right behind the home, along with several other walking paths. We loved the attention to detail – the handmade, one-of-a-kind four-poster bed is truly something else. And let’s not forget about the views… We particularly enjoyed gazing at the green fields from the living room window.

Second Nature

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With its melon-green couch, wall of mirrors and statement orange sculpture, this place feels more like a headlining art exhibition than apartment – fitting, given its stylish Montpellier location. It’s plenty comfortable too, the king-size beds are dressed in Egyptian cotton and the kitchenette is appointed with cooking essentials, making mid-week dinners a cinch. If work is on the agenda, there’s a dedicated desk space to set up your laptop but if you’ve got all the time in the world, step out and explore your neighbourhood. The leafy Montpellier Gardens are directly across the road, perfect for mood-boosting strolls on crisp mornings and picnics when it’s warm. If you’re here in the springtime, stick around to catch established and emerging artists perform at the famous Jazz Festival held on the lawns. Pick out retro gems in the nearby vintage boutiques or take the ten-minute mosey into the heart of Cheltenham for international restaurants and chain retail stores.

Montpellier Muse

This renovated coach house has been thoughtfully curated into a cosy retreat. Inside, the rooms are simple and family friendly with flexible sleeping arrangements. There is also a private terrace with a barbecue – perfect for lazy summer days. Private parking is available and you’ll find everything you could need within walking distance. From here, it’s a short stroll to Cheltenham’s restaurants, bars and shops. There are also plenty of hiking and cycle trails to be discovered in the surrounding area. 

Where the Love is

Sitting on the outskirts of Cheltenham town centre, this home is ideally positioned for a refreshing city break. Outside, there is private parking for up to three cars and you’ll find great public transport links. It’s also just a ten-minute drive to the heart of Gloucester. And while there’s plenty to explore in the surroundings, you’ll find this home has lots to offer, too. From the private garden to the cosy living room and the snug bedrooms, this is a great option for families and groups in search of ease and comfort. You’ll also find three of the bedrooms have zip-and-link beds – providing flexible sleeping arrangements. 

In Light

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Surrounded by the beautiful Slad Valley, this Georgian home will tick all your holiday boxes. Swim in the heated outdoor pool, enjoy a game of tennis on the private court, or kick back with a movie in the cinema room – there’s something for everyone here. When dinner rolls around, dine in the orangery, in the garden or in the dining room – and while you’re there, see if you can find the secret drinks cabinet, hidden behind the panelled wall. If you can tear yourself away, you’ll find hikes on your doorstep, including the Cotswold and Wysis Way, and a country pub within walking distance. 

A Day in the Cotswolds

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The honey-coloured stone buildings, wisteria-adorned doorways and misty green hills of pretty Painswick couldn't get more Hollywood movie set if it tried. In fact, this town is so disarmingly attractive that it's known as the Queen of the Cotswolds. Well, adjust your crown because we've got a very princely stay right here for you. This 16th-century cottage is in the heart of the town, opposite the legendary 99 Yew Trees Church with its magnificent yew trees – can you take a wild guess how many?

Once inside you'll feel like a modern-day Henry VII thanks to exposed stonework, regal purple sofas, aged wooden beams and hefty wooden beds. In the second living room you'll find an honesty bar where your host has thoughtfully provided a selection of spirits – all donations made by you for the drinks you make are given to Emmaus, a local homelessness charity.

Outside you'll find the very private, very sunny courtyard garden is a delight, with lush, mature trees and immaculately manicured shrubs creating that Hampton Court Palace garden feel - albeit on a much smaller scale. It's a right royal escape.

The 99 Yew Trees

This Victorian terraced cottage is the ideal Cheltenham escape. Each room is as comfortable as the next (although some are a little dated), and the fireplace in the living area makes the whole home feel even cosier. Outside, a small garden is perfect for summer sundowners, while the kitchen makes mealtimes a breeze. Or, you could always stroll over to Bath Road for a bite instead – it's home to an array of shops and eateries. The city centre is a twenty-minute walk away, but one small car can be parked in the yard if you'd rather drive.

Victorian Touch

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Located on a quiet lane – just around the corner from the cafes, wine bars and chic boutiques of Cheltenham’s Montpellier district – this charming apartment may be petite but it packs a decorative punch. From its beautiful glass dining table with stylish velvet seats to the newly fitted kitchen and Velux windows that allow plenty of sunlight to stream in, there’s an air of laid-back sophistication here that befits the Regency glamour for which the town is known. The bedroom, too, is pared back and elegant with lovely skylights that allow you to fall asleep to the twinkle of the stars. You’ll relish retreating to the bathtub for a long soak after a day of exploring, while the sunny front patio garden is the ideal spot for mornings cups of tea, sundowners and alfresco meals. When you’re not hanging out in your chic pad, go out and explore the sights. You’re just a six-minute walk from Montpellier Gardens, a thirty-minute stroll from Pittville Park, the Promenade is walkable in ten and Cheltenham’s famous racecourse is a ten-minute drive from your door. 


Miss Montpellier

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This serviced apartment is the ideal place to lay your head during a trip to Cheltenham. Step inside, and you'll find a sunny, open-plan space where there's room to cook, eat and relax in perfect peace. The squashy sofas are ideal for kicking back and relaxing between adventures, while the kitchen is well-equipped for quick breakfasts, leisurely Sunday lunches, and everything in between. Outside, you'll find a sizeable patio with a colourful bistro set that makes the ideal spot for an alfresco tipple at the end of the day. A fifteen-minute walk will take you into the centre of Cheltenham, with its Regency architecture, independent shops, and cosy pubs. The famous racecourse is just a ten-minute drive away, while the Cotswolds' picture-perfect villages are close by too. We recommend a trip to idyllic Bourton-on-the-Water – it's a thirty-minute car ride away. 

Reading Tea Leaves

Off to Cheltenham? This home sits on the historic grounds of a Victorian hall, putting an elegant twist on your usual romantic getaway or solo trip. The apartment itself has a fuss-free interior on the ground floor. But as for a prime location, we love that you'll be within walking distance of Pittville Park and the town centre. While the garden is shared with your neighbours, the decked terrace is all yours for sipping sundowners after touring the nearby sights.

Pittville Paradise

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Tucked into the hills above Slad Valley, this converted chapel offers a one-of-a-kind Cotswolds stay, with original arched windows and exposed beams made for family getaways. The open-plan kitchen and dining area are made for gathering, while the snug offers a tucked-away space for games or quiet time. Upstairs, every bedroom has its own character, whether beneath soaring beams or beside stained glass. Outside, dine alfresco on the terrace, stargaze from the upper garden, or simply sit and soak in the silence. With Painswick, Stroud and Laurie Lee’s countryside on your doorstep, this is the kind of place that invites you to stay awhile.

The Rose Window

Located on a quiet street yet just a minute's walk from Cheltenham's high street, this home is the ideal base for those looking to be in the heart of the town's action. From the dazzlingly bright white kitchen to the art-framed dining area and plump sofa in the sitting room, chic meets comfort in this home’s eclectic contemporary decor. We love the large glass doors that lead out onto a private patio garden – the ideal spot to begin sunny mornings with a cup of Earl Grey and toast to good times over sundowners. The two bedrooms, meanwhile, are pared back and sophisticated (you've even got a choice of pillows to suit your preference) but it’s the master bathroom that really steals the show with its freestanding tub under a beautiful fanned mirror. Treat yourself to a long soak after a day of exploring  – a glass of bubbly in hand – and relish the quiet of your garden-facing locale. Speaking of sightseeing, you’ve got a plethora of restaurants, shops and wine bars on your front step, while Montpellier Gardens is an eight-minute stroll away. Pittville Park is also walkable in twenty minutes, the Promenade is six minutes away on foot and the iconic Cheltenham Racecourse is a nine-minute drive from your door. 


Gold Cup Chic

This grade II-listed house offers all the home comforts you could need for a fuss-free, relaxing stay. While the bedrooms don’t boast tons of space, the cosy living room and extra reception area provide enough room for your group to sprawl out and unwind while dinner's being prepared in the big kitchen. But for us, this home is all about its prime location. Just a short walk from Cheltenham's historic city centre, if you don’t feel like cooking, there’s a whole host of restaurants to enjoy. And for ventures further into the Cotswolds, you'll find free on-street parking nearby. 


The Woodman

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Situated in the heart of Cheltenham, this cute one-bedroom apartment provides the perfect base for those in town for a weekend escape or here on business during the week. Enter via the light and airy conservatory featuring an elegant dining area and a plush chaise longue which also doubles up as a study or spot to work from home if you're bringing a laptop. It's a beautifully soothing space to relax and unwind with a glass of wine in hand. The open plan living area and kitchen is equally as relaxing – decked out in a cream colour palette with warm tones, pale wooden flooring and sumptuous golden accents throughout. Huge floor-to-ceiling length windows invite in plenty of natural daylight and you'll have a grassy view of the lawn out at the front too. Perfectly positioned to explore Cheltenham and a wealth of pleasant eateries, pubs and shops on foot, the University of Gloucestershire is also just 3 kilometres from the apartment, while the Cheltenham Cricket club resdies right behind the property – only two minutes away. 



Touch of Gold

With a whole town of Regency architecture to admire, Cheltenham is full of listed buildings and has an altogether regal air. While it might be well known for the races, you don’t need to don your best hat when staying in this funky, modern home, eleven minutes from the town centre. With classic features like large Georgian windows in every room, but a playful and colourful decor, there’s a certain delight in the contrasts. We also love the mirrored dressing table in the bedroom, which feels more LA than Gloucestershire, but certainly adds to the VIP vibe. Its large bathroom boasts a huge freestanding tub as well as a separate rainfall shower – much better than the famous English drizzle. And if you're lucky enough to be here during a sunny spell, you’ve got your own private patio with a cute dining set – perfect for an alfresco glass of pinot grigio. If you’re in need of some more lush greenery, pack a picnic full of local deli goods and head out to Montpellier Gardens, a seven-minute walk from home.

The Fascinator

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In the heart of Gloucester, this fuss-free home puts all the sights within walking distance. Whether you want to grab a bite to eat, marvel at the Cathedral, or catch a game at the Kingsholm Rugby Stadium, you'll be well-placed to get out and about. Back home, there isn't much space to spread out – especially with the sofa bed in use – but the contemporary interiors are a relaxing respite from the hustle and bustle. There's a well-appointed kitchen if you fancy a home-cooked meal, and the dining table also doubles as a desk for remote workers. Plus, with free permit parking available, exploring the Cotswolds is a breeze.

Gloucester Gem

It’s no surprise this beautiful home was featured in House & Garden. One look at its carefully curated decor and you’ll know exactly why its interiors were lauded for their salvaged materials and keen sense of vintage design. 
 
Once an old tailor's workshop dating back to 1906, the owners have lovingly restored the original timber-framed and corrugated iron building, keeping much of its characterful history intact while bringing a freshness and individuality to its renovation through thoughtful repurposing.
 
The main living space stunningly contrasts vintage industrial pieces with contemporary modern furnishings to create a boutique atmosphere in which you’ll love relaxing. We love the warmth of the wooden panelling offset by the simple white floors, as well as the midnight blue walls courtesy of Farrow & Ball. The long, rustic dining table beckons celebratory meals and sets a tone of conviviality that is felt throughout, while a Czech pommel horse works as a coffee table next to a Victorian sofa, creating a blend of textures and eras that feels like a seamless step through history.  Factor in the industrial pendants hanging from the ceiling, not to mention the wonderfully comfortable bed dressed in Egyptian cotton sheets, as well as the gorgeous copper shower, and you’ve got everything you need for a singularly stylish stay. 
 
Your locale in the heart of the quintessential Cotswold village of Woodmancote makes it easy to explore this bucolic region, with countless picture-book towns and villages a short car journey away. Cirencester is a twelve-minute drive, Bibury is reachable in twenty-two, while Cheltenham is twenty-three minutes away by car. 


Thimble & Stitch

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Nestled within a historic townhouse, this apartment offers a brilliant base in Cheltenham. What's not to love about this home's colourful accents, outdoor space, and flexible bed set-ups for different groups? Some phone networks may struggle to get a good signal here, but there's plenty to do on your doorstep to minimise your screen time. The town centre and Pitville Park are just minutes away on foot, plus free parking invites you to plan road trips to the nearby Cotswolds.

Cosy Cheltenham

Whether you're visiting Cheltenham for business or pleasure, this modern townhouse is a fantastic option. You're close to the city centre, making it easy to explore on foot – though free parking is available if you'd rather get around on four wheels. Back home, there's a cosy lounge, a sleek kitchen, and four comfortable bedrooms. Two also have the option to be arranged with twin beds, providing flexible sleeping arrangements. The cherry on top is the private garden, the perfect spot to enjoy a glass of wine in the sunshine.

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