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Nestled in the tranquil hamlet of Horsley, this stunning home promises an unforgettable retreat for families and groups of friends. With its sprawling grounds, including a wild swimming pool, outdoor kitchen, and orchard, this dreamy home is ideal for relaxation and outdoor fun. There’s also a sauna and hot tub for relaxing, and four wood-burning stoves for chillier weather. Inside, the house is warm and charming, with a fully-equipped kitchen, comfortable bedrooms, and a mezzanine with a Japanese bathtub. Located just two miles from the charming market town of Nailsworth, this home is perfectly situated for exploring the Cotswolds. 

The Great Barn

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Nestled in the quaint village of Amberley, this cottage promises a peaceful stay amidst the picturesque Cotswold countryside. Step through the door, and you’ll find cosy interiors that simply ooze tranquillity. We love the warming wood burner and roll-top bath – just the ticket after a long day exploring the great outdoors. And with vineyard views and walks from your doorstep, embracing nature is sure to be high on the agenda. Don’t feel like cooking after a busy day? Take your pick from the two village pubs for a delicious meal out, or speak to your host about booking a private chef – the ultimate indulgence in your rustic retreat. 

Gloucestershire Gem

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This adults-only retreat is tucked away on the edge of the National Trust's Minchinhampton Common. Just a fifteen-minute stroll from the town centre, this is a great option for those looking to explore, relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the Cotswolds. Back at home, you’ll find a peaceful outdoor patio with a charcoal barbecue – perfect for lazy summer afternoons. Inside, the main bedroom boasts beautiful views across the Common, while the ground floor bedroom can be arranged as two singles or a super king bed on request.

The Garden Spiral

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Take time away from stressful day-to-day life with a break at this self-contained studio, part of a wellness retreat centre in the Cotswolds. On the edge of a 420-acre park, it's an easy way to immerse yourself in nature without the need to camp out. Access to any number of the centre's huge range of classes, treatments and activities gives this stay an extra wow factor. Choose from yoga, massage, botany classes, meditation and more, or just book a couple of hours in the centre's sauna and plunge pool. But you don't have to take advantage of these add-ons if you don't wish to, with a private studio with its own outdoor space and hot tub. The home may be little but it's packed with character, thanks to a charming colour scheme, sloping ceilings, wood floors and comfy furnishings. All open plan, the smart kitchen is fully equipped for you to cook at home and the addition of a sofa bed means it can sleep up to three. Keen walkers can explore the footpaths along the local waterways, while the pretty town of Nailsworth, known for its pretty shops and eateries, is just a five-minute drive.

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This charming cottage offers a romantic escape for two in the Cotswolds. It’s in the village of Minchinhampton, a market town with pubs and a lively weekly market. There are National Trust walks nearby, in addition to the Gloucestershire countryside. The characterful cottage boasts original features including exposed beams and stonework – it’s a cosy place to call home. There’s a well-equipped kitchen and a pretty patio for dining alfresco when the weather allows. 

Minchinhampton Cottage

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Tucked away in the quiet village of Avening, this apartment welcomes you to a cosy Cotswolds getaway. Inside, the rooms are well-suited to couples and families. There's a sofa bed for two guests, which is available upon request. It’s worth noting the rooms are snug and the ceilings are low in parts, but you will find all the essentials needed for a refreshing stay. Outside, there are walking trails straight from the door and the nearest pub is just a five-minute stroll away. It’s also less than a ten-minute drive to the towns of Tetbury and Nailsworth.

Where the Stars Shine

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This countryside haven is nestled in the Cotswold town of Minchinhampton. Made up of two side-by-side cottages, there's lots of room here for families and large groups. One well-behaved dog is allowed in one of the cottages for an additional fee, and your host can provide a free highchair and travel cot for little ones. All the bedrooms have their own en-suites, and while the ceiling is a bit low in one of them, there's plenty to make up for it. Outdoors, you'll find space for alfresco dining, along with a tennis court and a small stone gazebo on the expansive grounds, ideal for relaxing with a book.

The Old Village Mill

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This pretty 19th-century stone cottage, built in 1821, is located in Minchinhampton, with a pub and cafes within walking distance. The Grade II listed castellated home has been lovingly refurbished to retain its character features, including stunning Gothic-style windows and an ornate arched doorway, while adding contemporary comforts. Pretty and comfortable, the cottage has a sitting room adorned with antique maps and artwork, and a pretty kitchen. Outside, you’ll find a patio and gravel courtyard garden with a barbecue and chiminea.

The Castellated Cottage

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Situated on a historic private estate in the heart of Gloucestershire, this dreamy cottage is the perfect setting for your next family getaway to the Cotswolds. 

You’d be hard-pressed to find a cosier base than this – boasting a snug living room complete with soft throws and a toasty fireplace, this is the kind of place we all dream of coming home to after a chilly day in the English countryside. Warm up with a cup of tea on the sofa or head upstairs to the family bathroom for a relaxing bubble bath before drifting off to sleep in one of the cottage's quiet bedrooms.

The next morning, start your day with a breakfast of locally produced organic goodies from the local farm shop or – if the weather’s on your side – head out to the garden and soak up some sun. This is the perfect place for little ones and four-legged friends to roam but there’s plenty to explore in the local area if you fancy a change of scenery. Breathe in the sweet scent of lime blossom as you travel down the 800-metre private road leading out of the estate – with Westonbirt Arboretum, Berkeley Castle, and The Cotswold Water Park all within striking distance, you've got plenty of destinations to choose from so why not ditch the GPS and see where the day takes you?

Sugar & Lime

Located in the village of Chalford in the Frome Valley, this Cotswold stone cottage is just over 4 miles from the market town of Stroud. It’s perfectly situated for exploring the Cotswolds AONB and the nearby trails for walking, hiking or cycling. Sitting in the grounds of the owner's home, a wisteria frames the front door and there’s a warm welcome as soon as you enter from the cosy lounge with its wood-burning stove. Step outside and there’s a lawned garden and decking area, where you can soak up the peaceful surroundings and enjoy alfresco dining. This place is a home away from home.

The Chalford Cottage

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This welcoming 17th-century cottage strikes the perfect blend of rustic farmhouse charm and modern mid-century furnishings to create a stylish, light-filled home with plenty of Cotswolds character. Indulge in the comforts of the house - sinking back into a comfy armchair and finding your new favourite book from the home's collection. Listen to tunes on the vintage-style radio in the living room, benefitting with low beam ceilings, a wood-burning stove and plenty of natural wooden furnishings that makes for a cosy, calming ambience. Working from home or practising your prose? There's a dedicated office space, ideal for powering through stubborn workloads - and while your other half gets their head down, spoil yourself with a soak in the wood-fired Dutch tub. From the sumptuous bed to the roll-top bath, the underfloor heating to the sprawling magical garden, the cottage has warmth and spirit in abundance. Speaking of, the gardens are just as impressive, with the ultimate tipi and barbecue ready for an evening glamped-out under the stars. Rise and shine with a spin around super-scenic Far Oakridge - making use of the bicycles provided - before returning home for a delightful brunch courtesy of the good-willed welcome basket, filled with seasonal wine, chutneys, cheese, biscuits and jams. Lovingly thought-out, you'll be well looked after at this idyllic home, far from the madding crowd. 

The Little House

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Planning a special event? Consider this grand mansion house, whose nine bedrooms - plus special highlights like juke box, maze, large terrace and extensive parklands - make it quite the place for a gathering of family or friends. The grade II-listed Regency building has no less than five indoor living spaces including a banquet-worthy dining room, which seats up to 20, a library packed with books, and sitting room with open fire and plenty of overstuffed chairs and sofas. The surroundings are impressive, part of the 28-acre Matara Estate, where rewilding projects and formal gardens have been in progress for the past 20 years. A private tour can be arranged – just ask the caretaker on your arrival. If you can manage your way out of all that (or even want to) you’ll find yourself in a charming part of the Cotswolds - with Stroud, Tetbury and Westonbirt’s National Arbotoreum nearby and Jane Austen’s beloved Bath just a 35-minute drive away. 

A Home with Charm

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Residing in a line of terrace Georgian townhouses, this honey-coloured cottage is as beautiful on the outside as it is on the inside. And located within walking distance from Tetbury town centre, you'll have the town's local shops, restaurants and pubs at. your easy convenience. Distinguished by its quintessential duck-egg blue front door and pretty bay trees framing its front sash window, expect to be impressed from the moment you arrive. Step inside and you'll see that the interiors are just as heavenly, as you'll immediately get a sense of the property's rich heritage dating back to the 18th Century. Cosy up in front of the antique fireplace with a book in hand on cold winter's days or relax out on the private courtyard patio during the warmer months, there's even a barbecue – perfect for grilling up a feast. With an air of French elegance, we think this place will leave you inspired when it comes to doing up your own home. The Cotswolds offers a variety of laid-back activities to enjoy – whether it's antique shopping, countryside strolls or indulging in an afternoon tea that appeals to you most – you're sure to enjoy a peaceful experience with this tranquil setting as your base. 

The Tudor Dream

Escape to the heart of the Cotswolds at this charming home. It’s located just above Stroud and boasts wonderful countryside views, particularly from the dreamy main bedroom. The cosy sitting room looks across the front garden – a marvellous spot for an alfresco breakfast – and can be merged with the attractive kitchen and dining space. Little ones will love the playground across the street, while grown-ups will appreciate being within walking distance of pubs, restaurants, and rural walks. 

The Cotswold View

Step back in time at this 350-year-old Cotswold stone cottage. Curl up in front of the log burner and admire the oak floors and original exposed beams. Soak up the sun in the pretty wisteria-filled garden. You’re in the thick of things here, as this charming home is in the centre of Tetbury. Stroll to independent shops, cafes and restaurants, and keep an eye out for resident royals as you go. We recommend bringing a car so you can explore more of the Cotswolds – it’s all within easy reach here. 

Vintage Cotswolds

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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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Perfect for large family gatherings, this delightful home is a beautifully renovated country pub. It’s been turned into a cosy home-from-home with room for nineteen guests in comfortable bedrooms, seven of which are en-suite. You can look forward to traditional decor like wooden beams and exposed Cotswold stone walls alongside modern amenities – kids will love the PlayStation in the snug, while grown-ups will appreciate the bar. Outside, there’s a charming patio garden perfect for barbecues on sunny days, and a hot tub to take your holiday relaxation to the next level. You’ll be close to The Cotswold Way – don’t forget your hiking boots. 


The Cotswold Inn

Sitting opposite a cosy pub on the edge of Rodborough Common near Stroud, this characterful cottage offers the perfect escape for those looking to explore the beauty of the Cotswolds. Low beamed ceilings and a working fireplace await downstairs, while two country-style bedrooms offer snug spaces to rest up after a day of walking the Cotswolds Way or visiting the nearby Westonbirt Arboretum (9 miles). You’ll find plenty of original features here – including a bread oven – as well as a garden area equipped with a barbecue and fire pit that completes the idyllic scene.


Sage Valley

Spread over three floors, this Grade II listed stone cottage nestled in the hillside is the perfect base to explore the Cotswolds. The three bedrooms,  spread over the first and second floors, all offer views of the local area, inviting you to jump out of bed and head out along one of the nearby footpaths that take you through idyllic Cotswold viewing spots. Back at home, the living room area, although too small for everyone to use at the same time, offers a wood burner in a fireplace that creates a cosy atmosphere.

The Circus

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Right by Minchinhampton Common, this 200-year-old stone cottage is right out of a postcard. The exposed stone fireplace and wood-burning stove make the living room extra cosy, and you'll find a reading snug with vaulted ceilings up on the second floor, seamlessly blending history with modernity. Outdoors, the private courtyard garden boasts space to sit out and share drinks and evening conversation. For an additional fee, two well-behaved dogs are welcome to join you here, and they'll love the surrounding countryside with its winding walking trails and picturesque valleys.

Quaint Stone Cottage

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This dog-friendly cottage is Cotswold charm personified. It's tucked down a tree-lined lane just outside of Tetbury, and if the chocolate-box exterior doesn't wow you, we reckon the countryside setting will. You'll be treated to views across Westonbirt Arboretum, best enjoyed in the sunny garden or from the cottage's panoramic window seat. Inside, you can curl up with a book in front of the fire, play a game around the dining table, or work remotely from the desk on the landing. There's also a handy utility room here, ideal for wiping off muddy paws and storing wellies after a long trek through the surrounding countryside.

Country Interlude

Surrounded by local boutiques, coffee shops and restaurants, this Vogue-featured home sits in the heart of Tetbury, with many of the Cotswolds' beautiful nature spots and hiking trails nearby. Spanning four floors, you'll find an awe-inspiring collection of antiques in this home, with every corner telling a different story and capturing a different mood. From crates from far-away tea-estates and passionate ship-building to elaborate paintings and sculptures, we love how the objects and the sheer architecture of the house encapsulate different moments in time. Bold pops of yellow and decorative neon signs add a touch of modern style to the space. Our favourite part? The private courtyard, peppered with whimsical features that combine with the string lights to make evenings feel magical. With a wide range of amenities to top it all off, this home is a living history book of luxury and design – you'll never forget it.

Even Keel

Staying in this charming Cotswolds cottage can make you feel like you’re a character from a Jane Austen novel. Located in a wonderfully secluded part of Wiltshire and surrounded by sprawling fields and farm animals, this home is a rural sanctuary of calm. French doors merge the comfortable living room with the natural light and country air of the outdoors – it's the perfect spot for relaxing with a good book, playing games or rustling up a home-cooked meal while socialising with friends and family. Grab a glass of your favourite and sit out on the garden patio, which overlooks picturesque views of the verdant valley. In the mood for exploring? This location gives you easy access to countless walking trails, and when you’re not wandering the fields or following footpaths, there’s a host of traditional pubs and local restaurants to take your fancy. While you’re here, it’s worth visiting the nearby towns of Malmesbury and Tetbury – and check your calendar, maybe your stay overlaps with the famed Badmiton Horse Trials or Tetbury Woolsack Race. 

Penny-Farthing

With its wood-burning fire, window seats and pretty walled garden, this 19th-century townhouse in Tetbury delivers all the Cotswold's charm. Tucked away along a quiet, no-through lane, there are beautiful walks on the doorstep. Or for a little more bustle, Tetbury's wander-worthy centre, with its iconic antique shops, restaurants and cafes, is just a stroll away. Perfect for a multi-generational family stay, alongside two double bedrooms, there's a single bedroom that's ideal for a child or single grandparent. It's worth noting a home of this heritage does have its quirks. Expect steep staircases, low beams in places and a compact kitchen. But that's all part and parcel of characterful cottage living.

A Cotswold Gem

Situated on iconic Gumstool Hill in Tetbury, this three-storey cottage offers a perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds. Inside is full of the charm you’d expect from a home of its age – just mind your head on those sloping ceilings and beautiful old beams. With hiking trails within easy reach and the town centre less than a minute’s walk away, you’ll never be lost for things to do here. Visiting in May? Prepare to be entertained by the Tetbury Woolsack Races taking place right outside the front door. 

On the Woolsack Hill

There's so much character in this old-world home. It's set on a working farm in the heart of the Slad Valley, so expect livestock as neighbours and gorgeous Cotswold views. The house is filled with traditional elements – from the cosy fireplaces and brimming bookshelves (including one that conceals a wine fridge) to the soaker baths overlooking the hills. The most unique feature is the covered cider press in the garden, which doubles as a terrace where you can bask in the scenery and share a local brew. Three dogs are welcome to join you, too – and with the Cotswold Way and other trails on your doorstep, there are plenty of picturesque walks to choose from.

The Cider Press

Picture this: a beautiful Costwolds cottage with roses round the door and idyllic views over the neighbouring countryside. Set over three floors, this historic home retains heaps of character, with exposed stone walls and ancient wood beams, alongside contemporary alterations like a sparkling new kitchen and a glass panel staircase. Cosy and smartly furnished, the living room's feature fireplace has a log burner for warming up on winter evenings and leads through to a stylish dining space with log storage built into the wall. Equipped with everything you could need to cook at home, the kitchen is lit by a huge ceiling lantern and a big window. Bedrooms are classic country style and we particularly love the freestanding bathtub in the main bathroom and the pretty bedroom on the top floor. The house shares a rear courtyard with some neighbouring properties but a large, private garden lies across the lane to the front. 

The Vintage Room

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Seemingly plucked straight from a fairytale, this secluded, idyllic thatched cottage, originally built in 1624, makes a romantic nesting place for couples looking for a rural escape. Cosy up on the velvet sofas by the wood-burning stove and relish in the home's comforting character. We love the stunning countryside views from the large garden – we can imagine sitting here on warm summer days with a glass of wine in hand. Another favourite of ours is the gorgeous bedroom with its characterful beams, chandelier and free-standing bath, the perfect place for a soak after a long countryside walk. There are several gastro pubs within a ten-minute drive, or if you fancy exploring further afield, Cirencester and Tetbury are under fifteen minutes in the car. Alternatively, marvel at over two thousand different species of trees at the stunning Westonbirt Arboretum, just over a twenty-minute ride.

Mrs Daffodil

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Located in the Cotswolds, this Georgian manor home enjoys a secluded spot, surrounded by the rolling hills and natural landscape of this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Find acres of beautifully manicured grounds at your feet as you walk around and stop to smell the blooming flowers right after breakfast. 

As with breakfast and dinner, we recommend lunch al fresco under the vine-covered pergola before going back to sunbathing poolside. In the summer months, when a heat wave brings more potent temperatures your way, you might spend entire sun-drenched afternoons splashing in the crystal-clear waters of the private pool. 

With peace and tranquillity in spades, it’s unlikely that you’ll want to leave that behind, but the charming market town of Dursley is a must for a nice walk and a cup of coffee at the end of it. 

Golfers can escape to Stinchcombe Hill, whilst watersport lovers can visit the Cotswold Water Park to try their hand at white-water rafting. 

Return to play a few games of pool in the drawing room, sipping whiskey that you can later take outside for a peaceful drink at sunset. 

Georgian on Ferney

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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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

Built in the 16th century, this Grade II listed home is believed to be the former Keeper’s cottage. You’ll find it just off the 16th-century market square in Tetbury, in a courtyard with private parking. This rustic, historic home is a cosy base ideal for two, though it won’t suit those seeking sleek, modern accommodation. We love the exposed stone and the wood-burning stove, which add to the charm. As well as having Tetbury’s antique shops and cafes on your doorstep, you’ll also be within easy reach of Westonbirt Arboretum, Gatcombe Park, and Malmesbury. 

Quaint Courtyard Cottage

Nestled into the charming village of Painswick, this Edwardian family home welcomes up to four guests to spend a few relaxing days exploring the beautiful Cotswolds. Recently renovated to ensure guests have a comfortable stay, there is a lavish clawfoot tub, a cosy fireplace, a sleek kitchen and a well-maintained garden with plenty of outdoor seating, so you can sip your morning coffee outside while taking in your lush surroundings. Host Sean goes out of his way to provide a spectacular array of breakfast items, including cereals, bread and croissants, hot drinks, eggs, and jams. The home is located just off of the Cotswold Way, and it's an ideal home base for keen walkers and hikers. If you'd rather do some sightseeing, the sixteenth-century Rococo Garden is just a short walk away and is sure to delight the whole family. 

Woodview

Built back in the late 1920s, this cottage combines rustic features, modern conveniences and a smidgeon of rural eccentricity to make for a truly memorable stay. Inside, there are plenty of spots to gather the whole gang together, whether that's on the patchwork furnishings positioned by the wood-burning stove in the snug, sat around the dining room in the conservatory or sprawled out on the long grey corner sofa next to the eye-catching tree-trunk coffee table. Out the French doors, there's a large wraparound terrace with a barbecue and dining area, all facing a peaceful view of fields and forest. A gate at the end of the garden leads directly through this woodland and you can follow paths down to the beautiful Chalford Valley and the Thames and Severn Canal. A little closer to home — about ten minutes' walk — is the quaint market town of Minchinhampton, which has a market on the first Saturday of the month in the seventeenth-century hall and a country pub.

The Orchard View

A stay here showcases rural living at its best. Surrounded by woodland with a lake on the grounds, you can sip on water from the home’s spring and truly switch off – just be sure to keep an eye on little ones, as the lake is deep and not for swimming in. Inside, although some areas such as the bathroom may feel a little dated,  you’ll find traditional features, open fires and all the home comforts you could want. With Stroud and Nailsworth a ten-minute drive away, you can enjoy country comforts yet easy access to beautiful Cotswold towns.

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