Gloucestershire Seven Bedroom Homes

Boysenberries

• 18 guests

• 9 bedrooms

Lockinge, Wantage

This exquisite home offers a tailor-made experience for those wanting luxury, pro-level hosting, with the possibility of a fully catered stay accompanied by some seriously high-end food. It's the perfect place for extended families or a group of couples to get together to hold a special celebration or event together.

Cotswolds Tranquility

• 14 guests

• 7 bedrooms

Winchcombe, Cheltenham

Originally a small dairy farm, this stone cottage has stood since it was built in 1685, and although it has undergone extensions and renovations, it has retained much of its charm and now makes for a cosy and inviting port of call for families looking to explore the Cotswolds. Set in the heart of Winchcombe, where walking trails will allow you to fully absorb the natural beauty of your surroundings, try the Sudeley Castle Circular for a more leisurely stroll before taking on any of the harder routes.

Secret Hills

• 18 guests

• 9 bedrooms

Aylburton, Lydney

Many barn conversions across the British countryside tend to be relatively small and cosy affairs, but this example in rural Gloucestershire is a comparative colossus with a wealth of social space and amenities. The design inside lies on the rustic side of things, with exposed stonework and wooden ceiling beams to be spotted alongside a wood-burning stove, a clawfoot bathtub and an ornate bed frame in the master bedroom.