Attractive rural surroundings with sweeping views, a suntrap garden and a beautifully appointed and very comfortable interior ensure this converted 19th century barn makes the perfect base for holidays and last minute breaks. A sparkling stream runs through its enclosed south facing garden and visitors are welcome to bring their own horse (by arrangement). Set on a hill top just 2 miles away are the distinctive mellow Cotswold stone buildings of Stow-on-the-Wold, a charming and historic little market town with a good selection of shops, inns and eating places. The stunningly beautiful Cotswold landscape, dotted with historic houses and picturesque villages, is a delight to explore: Moreton-in-Marsh, Burford and Chipping Norton are a short drive, whilst Broadway's famous antique shops, museums and theatres in Shakespeare's birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham races and Oxford's dreaming spires are all under 25 miles. There is lovely walking locally and tennis, golf and riding can be enjoyed nearby.

Accommodation

Spacious open plan living/dining room with wood burner. Large well equipped kitchen. Cloakroom/W.C. First floor: Gallery overlooking the living room with twin beds (for + 2). Double bedroom with TV and twin bedded room both with ensuite shower room/W.C. Double bedroom. Bathroom/W.C.

Brochure Information

Code: E1311
Page Number: 132

Sleeps:

6 + 2 + cot in Three bedrooms (and gallery sleeping area).

This Cottage Has:

• Linen (duvets) and towels inc
• Elec and full oil CH inc
• Logs foc
• 2 TVs
• Freeview
• Video
• DVD
• Microwave
• Dishwasher
• F/freezer
• Auto wm
• T/dryer
• Highchair
• 2 stairgates
• Parking
• Enclosed garden and terrace with small unfenced stream (toddlers beware!)
• Garden furniture
• Easy walking access
• Pets

20% reduction – 3 persons

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Our holiday cottages in Gloucestershire are ideally located for exploring the famous Cotswolds and Gloucestershire is also blessed with the Forest of Dean, one of our ancient woodlands. But there is much more to see in this county that is so rich in history. The city of Gloucester, for example, is where William the Conqueror ordered the creation of the Domesday Book and the magnificent cathedral here has many connections with the Norman kings of England. With our Gloucestershire cottage holidays, you’re just a short drive away. Make sure Berkeley Castle is also on your itinerary. This 12th century castle has been owned by the Berkeley family since its foundation and is now a fine stately home, packed with art treasures, tapestries, silver, porcelain and furniture. Then there’s elegant, genteel Cheltenham, with its grand terraces, much frequented by the lords and ladies of Georgian times and now home to some very smart shops. Or step back in time to Tewkesbury, where timbered buildings sit crowded on the banks of the rivers Avon and Severn. And don’t miss bohemian Stroud, where you’ll find a great selection of cafés and pubs.

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