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The Old Farm Bed & Breakfast is located within the picturesque village of Ampney Crucis in the heart of the Cotswolds. This brand new, peaceful, self contained detached annex is in the grounds of the The Old Farm, a traditional cotswold stone house.

This brand new, peaceful, self contained detached annex is warm and cosy. It has a luxurious king size bed and a small wet room with a rain shower. The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, microwave, toaster and coffee and tea making facilities, including a nespresso machine. Please note that breakfast is self-service continental style taken in the annex.

We are extremely well located. Ampney Crucis is 3 miles from the busy market town of Cirencester, known as the Capital of the Cotswolds. Cirencester offers a farmers market, a selection of restaurants and is renowned for its boutique and art and craft shops. Ampney Crucis is just a short drive from the beautiful village of Bibury, as well as being within easy reach of Bourton on the Water, Lechlade and Burford. It is well located for various attractions such as Westonbirt Arboreatum, the Cotswold Wildlife Park as well as racing at Cheltenham.

Charmingly renovated cottage, quintessentially Cotswold on the outside, calm and contemporary on the inside. Stunning handmade kitchen, fully equipped and boasting a beautiful AGA. The living room has a library feel, with huge squishy leather sofa, an Abu dance of books, TV, Wifi and digital radio. Upstairs the beamed bedroom space is cosy and romantic, with views of the gardens and surrounding countryside.

Welcome to Castle Mews, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Castle Mews is a hidden gem of a cottage, at the end of a short row of cottages tucked away down a gated passageway, right in the heart of the lovely market town of Cirencester. In Roman times Cirencester was known as “Corinium”, when it was the second largest town in Britain, a history that is celebrated in its local museum. Nowadays, Cirencester is the largest town in the Cotswolds, enabling it to support a wide range of pubs, restaurants and shops, all housed in beautiful honey-coloured Cotswold stone buildings. The town is surrounded by stunning countryside and beautiful Cotswold villages, as well as being an ideal base for visiting further afield places, such as Bath, Oxford or even a day trip 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!

Castle Mews is very peacefully located, down a gated passageway off Castle street, a beautiful street in the heart of Cirencester. There is a lovely enclosed courtyard garden at the front of the cottage, which leads to the front door. The door opens into the open plan ground floor: Living/dining area: The relaxing living and dining space contains a comfy sofa, an armchair and a wooden dining table, with seating for two. Discretely hidden away in a wooden cabinet is a small SMART TV and DVD player; Kitchen area: The lovely kitchen area is very well laid out and contains a two ring induction hob, electric oven, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster and a washing machine/tumble dryer. Stairs lead up from the living area to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Bedroom: A lovely eaves room, with oak beams and a ledge and brace door, which contains a king size bed; Dressing room: A nice additional space, which contains a sofa, a dressing table and a free standing towel rail; Bathroom: Contains a bath with overhead shower, toilet, wash basin and heated towel rail. Returning downstairs, a stable door leads out from the kitchen area to a small, enclosed courtyard garden at the back of the cottage, which contains a table and two seats. The garden area at the front of the cottage is larger and is a beautiful place to sit outside and relax, containing two comfy chairs and a small table.

Bourton-on-the-Water is arguably one of the most popular villages of the Cotswolds, especially amongst overseas visitors. Having been nicknamed the "Venice of the Cotswolds", its scenery is the main draw for travellers. The River Windrush meanders through beautiful English countryside before passing over rapids next to the Old Mill and arriving at Bourton. The river is fed from many springs, with the source approximately ten miles from the village and, after flowing under the bridges of Bourton, it passes other villages before eventually joining the Thames. There are various attractions in the village, including the famous Birdland, which is home to a variety of birds from around the world. Here visitors can see parrots, pelicans, flamingos and penguins to name just a few, with experienced keepers feeding the birds and leading demonstrations. The Model Village is well worth a visit, as Bourton is the only village in the Cotswolds to have a one-ninth scale replica of itself. It is carefully maintained and has all of the characterful buildings including the Old Water Mill and the Old New Inn. Those lucky enough to witness snow in the winter months will notice photographers at the model village trying to get the perfect picture of the snowy scene. Another family favourite is the Dragonfly Maze. This yew maze leads visitors through the labyrinth, gathering clues in order to find the pavilion in the centre which enables them to unlock the final secret! The maze was constructed by Kit Williams, author of the golden hare treasure hunt book, "Masquerade".

Welcome to Winterberry Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Winterberry Cottage is a traditional, semi-detached Cotswold stone property, with a peaceful garden, located in the small village of Barnsley. The village is fortunate to contain one of the best pubs in the Cotswolds, as well as the highly regarded Barnsley House hotel, with its excellent restaurant and spa facilities. Barnsley is in the heart of the Cotswolds, surrounded by lovely countryside and close to the beautiful Coln Valley, whilst also being only four miles from Cirencester, the largest market town in the region. Winterberry Cottage is ideally located for exploring the many beautiful towns and villages of the Cotswolds, as well as further afield places, such as Bath, Oxford and Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon. 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!

The front door of Winterberry Cottage opens into a good sized hallway, off which are the following rooms: Living room: A beautiful and cosy room, full of character, including oak beams and flooring, and an inglenook fireplace, with a wood burning stove. There is comfy seating for six and a flatscreen TV, with Blu-Ray player; Kitchen/dining room: A sociable room, looking out onto the garden and fields beyond. The well-presented kitchen area contains a Rangemaster oven, microwave, fridge freezer, toaster, kettle, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. The dining table comfortably seats six and the room has the added benefit of a traditional darts board (please bring your own darts)! Stairs lead up from the hallway to the first floor landing, from which the upstairs rooms are accessed: Master bedroom: Contains a king size bed and an en-suite bathroom, with walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin; Bedroom 2: Contains a king size bed; Bedroom 3: Contains two single beds; Family bathroom: Contains a roll top bath, walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin. Patio doors from the kitchen/dining room lead out to the good sized, enclosed back garden, which looks out onto farm land. During the warmer months of the year, the garden contains a table and eight chairs, and a charcoal barbecue. A garden shed is also provided for additional storage such as bikes. To the side of the cottage is a gravel driveway, with off-street parking 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.

The Studio is a cosy single storey self-contained annexe to the owner's house in the Cotswold village of Poulton. Double bedroom, en suite shower room, fully equipped kitchen/living room with sofa bed, private courtyard garden. WiFi, underfloor heating, freesat TV, parking. Basic breakfast included. Great village pub nearby.

Bed linen and towels are provided. On-drive parking is available for two vehicles. The property is adjoined to the owner's family house, but is completely self-contained with its own access. There is space to store bicycles securely (behind a locked gate). To the rear there is a small, private courtyard garden. The property is self-catering but the cupboards are stocked with items for a basic breakfast, plus tea and coffee. The property is compact but well-equipped and newly decorated and furbished throughout. Everything is brand new and clean: the conversion was completed in January 2016. It will sleep two comfortably. There is also a double sofa bed which will sleep a further two people, but space is very limited when the sofa bed is extended, and it is a bit of a squeeze. Please also be aware that access to the toilet and shower room is through the bedroom. Babies and children of all ages are very welcome.

The village of Poulton has a shop, a well-equipped children's park, a church and a fantastic dining pub, The Falcon Inn, which is renowned for its quality food (booking for dinner, particularly at weekends, is advised, as they are often fully booked in advance). Poulton is also home to Performance Cycles (cycling club), and the area is very popular with cyclists at all levels. The village is well situated within the Cotswolds, 5 miles from Cirencester, 3 miles from Fairford, 4 miles from Bibury, and within a half-hour drive of Cheltenham, Stow-on-the-Wold, Burford, Malmesbury and Bourton-on-the-Water. Oxford, Bath and Stonehenge are all within an hour's drive. Kemble train station is 10 miles away, with the journey to London Paddington taking just under an hour and a half. Beautiful countryside is on the doorstep - just step outside and start walking! Nearby attractions include the Cotswold Wildlife Park, Cotswold Water Park (with watersports and a beach), the famous village of Bibury (described by William Wordsworth as "the most beautiful village in England") with its trout farm, Cirencester with its boutique shops, spa hotel, gastropubs and historic architecture, Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park, and Swindon's Steam Museum and designer shopping outlet centre. Oxford, Bath and Stonehenge are all within an hour's drive. National Trust attractions include Chedworth Roman Villa, Buscot Park and Hidcote Manor Gardens, and the fantastic Westonbirt Arboretum is also nearby. Local events include the Royal International Air Tattoo in July, the Cheltenham Gold Cup and Cheltenham Festival in March, the Cotswold Show in July, Cirencester's Phoenix Festival (family music weekend) in August, and WOMAD world music festival in July. Westonbirt Arboretum holds autumn colour events, and Colesbourne Park holds snowdrops walks in the winter.

Welcome to Old Farm Cottage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Old Farm Cottage is a stunning Cotswold stone cottage, which sits in beautiful, large gardens, at the end of a lane in the pretty hamlet of Ablington. The surrounding countryside is a haven for nature lovers, with lots of wildlife and walking routes, and the tranquil River Coln runs right through the hamlet. Ablington is just a mile away from the popular Cotswold village of Bibury, once described as ‘the most beautiful village in England’, which contains a pub, hotel and Post Office, as well as a Trout Farm. Old Farm Cottage is ideally located for exploring the many beautiful towns and villages of the Cotswolds, as well as further afield places, such as Bath, Blenheim Palace, and Stratford-upon-Avon. 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!

Old Farm Cottage’s driveway is accessed via a peaceful lane at the rear of the property, and has space for three cars. A path from the driveway leads to double doors, which open into the open plan kitchen and dining room. The well laid out ground floor area has the following rooms: Kitchen/dining area: A bright, open plan area, beautifully presented for home cooking. The kitchen area contains a range cooker, with a double electric oven and 5-ring gas hob, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave, toaster and kettle. The dining area contains a glass dining table that comfortably seats six adults and can be extended, as well as a comfortable leather arm chair; Living room: A door opens from the dining area into the lovely living room, which contains a cosy wood burning stove and shelves filled with books and local information. There are two three-seater sofas and window seats, plus a Smart TV and a DVD player; Shower room: Refurbished to a high standard, this additional bathroom contains a walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin. Stairs lead up from the ground floor to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Bedroom 1: A beautiful room, which overlooks the lovely front garden, and contains a stylish king size bed and a large wooden chest of drawers with a vanity mirror; Bedroom 2: Another lovely room, overlooking the back garden, which contains a double bed and a double wardrobe with drawers beneath for storage; Bedroom 3: A smart room, with a wooden floor, which contains two single beds anda double wardrobe with drawers beneath for storage; Family bathroom: Contains a bath (with handheld shower attachment), set on a raised plinth, toilet and wash basin. The back door leads out, via five stone steps, to a pretty, enclosed garden, with a lawned area surrounded by pots of herbs, shrubs and a lovely trellis walkway. Next to this area is a further part of the back garden, which is home to a stylish summer house, containing the following rooms: Sitting room: A bright and airy space, with a large corner sofa that seats five, plus two further chairs. There is a large, wall-mounted TV, with a Sky Sports and Movie package, and a DVD player. Tri-fold doors open out onto a terrace, which has a table with a parasol and seating for six; Utility room: Contains a washing machine, a cold water sink, and an additional fridge freezer for use in the summer months. At the front of the cottage is another lovely, peaceful garden. There is a path up from the garden gate, which is shared with the neighbouring cottage. Benches are dotted around the gardens of the cottage, making them wonderful places to soak up the peaceful atmosphere and take advantage of any sunshine throughout the day.

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.

Set in Jacobean Estate with wonderful gardens and lakes, The Studio is on the ground floor of a stone barn in the courtyard of the main house. It leads onto a private courtyard. There is a tennis court available.

The Stone Barn Studio is part of the Ampney Park Estate, a Grade II listed Jacobean Manor and buildings next to the Church of the Holy Rood parts of which are 1000 years old. Situated in 17 acres of parkland and gardens and a working Equestrian business, this is a newly renovated and charming guest accommodation.

3 miles from Cirencester where there are great cafes, restaurants and shopping. The area is full of historical places like the Roman Amphitheatre, Roman ruins and an award winning Museum which is worth a visit and which explains the history of the area.

The Sycamore is a beautifully designed, luxurious retreat for two in the popular Cotswold village of Arlington, in the parish of Bibury. The owners have spared no expense furnishing this bolthole, using a clever combination of contemporary building materials, sumptuous fabrics, gorgeous antiques and eye-catching artwork. The Sycamore sits in the grounds of Arlington House, in the heart of the Cotswolds. A few minutes' walk from the famous Arlington Row and a local pub with roaring log fire.

Facilities  Sleeps 2 in 1 king-size double bedroom  1 ensuite shower room - with large walk-in shower, contemporary wash basin, W.C. and heated towel rail.  Parking for 1 car in marked bay  Private rear patio  All bed linen, bath towels and tea towels provided  Hairdryer  Kitchen starter consumables: e.g. teabags, fresh coffee, sugar, fresh milk, salt/pepper.  Cleaning starter pack: scourer, cloth, washing up liquid, bin bags, kitchen paper, baking foil.  Bathroom essentials: hand soap, toilet paper, shampoo, body wash  Heating and hot water via gas central heating with individual thermostat controls.  Free Wi-Fi  TV: flat screen, smart TV with Amazon Firestick  Card and boardgames  Kitchen with toaster, kettle, utensils, crockery, cutlery, glassware (champagne flutes, tumblers and wine and water glasses) cafetiere, food preparation (grater, jug, sieve), saucepans, kitchen foil and trays.  Oven/hob (gas)  Fridge-freezer  Microwave  Ironing board and iron  Outdoor patio seating area with seating for 2  BBQ – charcoal (please provide your own fuel)  Safety equipment: fire extinguisher, fire blanket, carbon monoxide monitor, smoke alarm, First Aid kit. Full Property Description Ground Floor Hallway Step from the gravelled parking area immediately in front of The Sycamore into an entrance lobby with polished limestone floor, handy coat hooks and a pretty antique chair - ideal for perching while you remove your boots or shoes before heading up the beautiful oak staircase to the open plan living space and king-size bedroom. First Floor Dining-Living-Kitchen Area Emerge at the top of the stairs to a brightly lit, elegant and beautifully decorated living space, with the stunning king-size antique bed in view at the far end. A dining table at the top of the stairs comfortably seats two around a contemporary, glass-top table. The dining space leads to a central island housing the oven and hob, crockery and glassware. At the far end is a double ceramic sink, kettle, toaster and fridge-freezer, while a sideboard at the dining end houses a microwave oven. Within the main living area, but slightly off-set, is the delightful seating area, with a three-seater sofa and plush, velvet cushions, a coffee table and a large smart TV with an Amazon Firestick. The living area has bi-fold doors that open out on to the patio. At the top of the stairs, French doors open out onto an elevated walkway that leads round to the back of The Sycamore’s patio. Bedroom At the far end of The Sycamore is the beautiful bedroom, with a king-size bed on a fabulously carved mahogany bed frame, creating an opulent feel, perfect for any couple wanting to escape for a romantic break. The bedroom has bedside tables with reading lights, a comfy antique armchair and occasional chair, with a low coffee table between the chairs, a large double wardrobe with hanging space and shelves and a Velux window (with fitted blind) that allows the sunlight to flood in. Shower Room Just opposite the dining area is the entrance to the luxurious shower room, which features a large walk-in shower with handheld and overhead showerheads, a contemporary wash basin with vanity unit and large mirror, a dual flush W.C. and a heated towel rail. All towels, shampoo and soap are provided for guests. Outside The Sycamore’s guests have a private patio at the rear of the property, accessed through the living area’s bi-fold doors or through French doors at the top of the stairs. A table and seating is provided along with a charcoal BBQ (please provide your own fuel). The patio looks out to a towering beech tree and Arlington House’s lovely garden. Please note: The Sycamore’s patio adjoins the owners’ private garden. Though it may be tempting to take a stroll in the garden, we ask that you remain on the patio as the main garden and pool is not for The Sycamore guests’ use. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Local Amenities Places to Eat Guests at the The Sycamore are lucky to have plenty of great pubs, cafes and restaurants to choose from, with a few in walking distance. Here are the owners’ local favourites: The Village Pub, Barnsley (3 miles away) Casual dining in a traditional pub with outdoor seating. Good food. Barnsley House, Barnsley (3 miles away) The original home of Rosemary Verey, the highly acclaimed garden designer, a stunning boutique hotel and gardens open to non-residents. Well worth a visit. The Wheatsheaf, Northleach (6.5 miles away) Casual dining inside and out with great food and cocktails. The New Inn, Coln St Aldwyns Traditional pub with a good menu. You can do a lovely walk cross country to Coln St Aldwyns from Bibury - it takes about 40 minutes each way or drive the 3 miles by car. The Swan, Bibury – a 2-minute walk A small bistro attached to the hotel offers non-residents breakfasts, lunches and suppers. Good food and surroundings and within staggering distance although sometimes it can be a bit too quiet! The Catherine Wheel, Bibury – a 1-minute walk The nearest old-fashioned local pub that offers traditional pub grub. Made by Bob, Cirencester (7 miles away) If you would like to explore Cirencester, Bob’s is the best restaurant in the town, whether it is for brunch or a full-blown supper. Linwood Cafe, Fairford (6 miles away) Great for a coffee, breakfast or a lunch time snack. The Organic Farm Shop, Cirencester (6 miles away) Fab food that is largely grown on site. On the Burford Road, just outside Cirencester Things to Do Walking There are some lovely walks that you can start from Arlington/Bibury. Maps are provided with the printed Welcome Guide at the property and are attached to bookings made directly with Bolthole Retreats. Fishing If you would like to try your hand at fishing, and have your own rod, the Swan Hotel offers access to the riverbank in Bibury. Just ask at reception for details. Alternatively, you might want to take the easier option and catch your own trout at the Bibury Trout Farm. You can just turn up and they will provide you with everything you need. Water sports The nearby Cotswold Water Park at South Cerney offers a great selection of water sports, from kayaking and sailing to water skiing and rowing. There is also a lake for swimming, and you can hire bikes there to explore the local area Polo Between May and September, you can watch a polo match almost every Saturday and Sunday either at the Cirencester Park Polo Club or the Beaufort Polo Club (near Tetbury). If you have never watched it before, just turn up with a picnic and enjoy this very English pastime on a lovely summer day, there is nothing nicer, and you may be lucky and catch a match with a member of the royal family playing! Shopping Cirencester is the nearest town that offers a selection of really good boutiques, small independent shops and the Corn Hall in the Market Square, which features a home, fashion and garden bazaar from Monday to Thursdays, antiques on Fridays and crafts on Saturdays. (The Corn Hall occasionally holds specialist fairs on a Sunday. A farmer’s market is held in the Market Square, Cirencester on the 2nd and 4th Saturday in the month, from 9am to 2.30pm. See the Cirencester Guide at the end of this Welcome Guide for more details about the town’s attractions. Burford Garden Company is just 8 miles away and is known as the next best thing to Liberty’s outside London. It is well worth a visit to browse, shop and enjoy the great food in their cafe. Burford – known by many as ‘the Gateway to the Cotswolds’ is also very sweet with lovely shops and eateries. Museums and archaeological sites As an important area to the Romans, Cirencester and the surrounding villages offer some interesting museums and archaeological sites, including the Corinium Museum in Cirencester and Roman sites at nearby Chedworth and Withington.

A very special holiday house, great location, just 3.5 miles from Cirencester, and in the heart of the Cotswolds. This secluded, quiet and private home is set in its own 3 acres of grass & trees. With a modern, clean interior, this property sleeps 8, and has charm, space and comfort. Great for a group of friends, families and is children and dog friendly. This former vineyard, is south facing, with a very large patio, a huge outdoor area, and the convenience of a pub within walking (0.5 mile).

This house sleeps 8 with four double bedrooms, all en-suite. Downstairs, the property has a stunning oak framed ‘Garden Room’ with dining table to seat 8, and soft seating area. The second sitting room has soft seating for 8, TV & DVD player, there is a good selection of board games. The kitchen is large, well appointed with electric hob & oven, microwave, dish washer, fridge/freezer. A separate utility has washing machine, tumble drier & a second fridge. Also downstairs is a double bedroom with en suite. There is a boot room for coats & boots with a downstairs loo. Both sitting rooms have access onto the large (8 x 6m) south facing patio with gas barbeque, log fire pit, garden furniture. Upstairs there are three double en-suite bedrooms. The master has a 6’ bed, walk-in dressing room, bath & large shower.

The Barrel Store has 14 rooms accommodating up to 43 guests. Made from good quality materials, the rooms are simple but stylish and most rooms are en-suite. Located in the centre of Cirencester, The Barrel Store is perfectly located to explore the Cotswolds from the base of a thriving market town. Check-in between 4pm and 10pm.

Part of Cirencester's former brewery, the Cotswold stone Barrel Store has been beautifully and creatively transformed into up to date accommodation; it is light and in deference to its owner, New Brewery Arts next door, has crafted touches throughout. Though simple, this accommodation has style and flair and has been built to meet Passivhaus standards. We're brilliantly located, right in the middle of Cirencester (once the Roman Corinium), a busy market town perfectly placed as a base from which to explore the Cotswolds. Nearest supermarket - 100 yards Nearest pub - 100 yards Nearest restaurant - 100 yards New Brewery Arts Café next door is open for brunch, lunch, coffee, tea and great cake! 10% discount to Barrel Store customers on production of your door entry card. Opening hours Mon*-Sat 9am-4.45pm *closed Bank Holiday Mondays Sun 10am-3.45pm The Community Room/Kitchen has a fully equipped self-catering kitchen with free coffee and tea and a communal seating and dining area. Make your own meals, use the fridge for storing your food, eat at the communal table and relax in the comfy chairs. We've got a limited number of lockable cycle stores. Allocated on a first come, first serve basis, they'll ensure your pride and joy is safe while you stay with us. So, keen cyclists and walkers, we look forward to welcoming you and a group of your friends! Did we say we're part of New Brewery Arts? Adjacent to us and championing craft throughout the Cotswolds, if you love craft, check out newbreweryarts.org.uk.

Cirencester is a fascinating Roman town, once known as Corinium. We are perfectly located to explore the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are plenty of opportunities for cycling, walking, sightseeing; the Cotswold Water Park offers a variety of watersports. We are within an hour of the UNESCO heritage city of Bath and just 30 minutes from the spa town of Cheltenham.

Very light. Bedroom downstairs with en-suite. All bed linen 100% cotton. Tea and coffee facilities in bedroom. Most days complimentary breakfast cereal and toast and a few other bits depending on the day.

Spacious and interesting.

Very close to the Cotswolds watermark. Cirencester just five miles. Swindon Fairford Lechlade easy access. Thames path very close we will deliver luggage to you next destination for a fee. Lechlade £14 which need to be paid for when booking. Similar distances same price. Cricklade 2 miles by car, walking less.

Welcome to The Hermitage, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. The Hermitage is a romantic Cotswold stone cottage, located in the large grounds of a beautiful manor house in the picturesque village of Poulton, surrounded by beautiful countryside. Although small, Poulton has a well-regarded pub and a nice park close to the cottage. The village is five miles away from the Roman town of Cirencester, the largest market town in the Cotswolds, and is also close to many other picture-postcard Cotswold villages, including Bibury, Barnsley and Eastleach, with the stunning Coln Valley just a short drive away. As well as being close to the many beautiful towns and villages of the Cotswolds, Poulton is also well placed for exploring further afield places, such as Oxford, Bath, or even a day-trip 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!

Sitting in the grounds of Poulton’s lovely manor house, The Hermitage is a charming, self-contained cottage. The lovely oak front door opens into the main room, and the following rooms are in the cottage: Bedroom/living room: A stylish and inviting space with stone mullion windows and a cosy wood burning stove. This large room contains a king size bed, a dining table with four chairs, an arm chair, small sofa and a Smart TV; Kitchen: A step leads down from the living area to the well-presented kitchen, which contains an electric oven, four ring induction hob, fridge, slimline dishwasher, washing machine, toaster and kettle; Bathroom: Located off the kitchen, the bathroom contains a large walk in shower, toilet and wash basin. Directly outside the cottage, there is a private, unenclosed garden area. This includes a peaceful patio area, with a table and four chairs, plus a charcoal barbecue. There is private parking for one car directly outside the cottage.

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.

A beautiful Grade 11 listed country house, comfortable with luxurious touches and interior design influences. The house has many original features and lots of nooks and crannies to hideaway with a good book or work on a project.

The house is right next door to Siddington church and opposite an ancient tithe barn. It is in a very quiet cul de sac, in the village but slightly apart from it. The village is very near Cirencester, a thriving market town which is the gateway to the Cotswolds and we also have wonderful walks and open fields with horses on our doorstep.

It is a friendly village with a village shop and pub which serves good food within walking distance.

Welcome to The Chapel, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. The Chapel is a stunning property located in the picturesque village of Poulton, close to Cirencester, the largest market town in the Cotswolds. Although small, Poulton has a well-regarded pub and Post Office, and there is a children's playground and playing field. The village is very well placed for exploring the surrounding countryside, visiting the many beautiful towns and villages of the Cotswolds, or visiting famous places such as Bath, Oxford or Stratford-upon-Avon. 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!

The front door of the main house opens into the entrance hall, off which are the following rooms: Living room: This bright and spacious living area has oak flooring throughout and an impressive Cotswold stone feature wall. There is a large sofa, two leather armchairs, a wall-mounted Smart TV and a wood burning stove; Kitchen/breakfast room: This well-equipped, sociable space is perfect for entertaining and has plenty of natural light from the beautiful roof lantern and oak bi-fold doors. This room features an electric cooker with four-ring electric hob, Smeg fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle and filter coffee machine, plus a large wooden dining table with seating for eight guests. In addition, there is a breakfast bar with five stools and a wall-mounted Freeview TV; Utility room: Contains a washing machine and tumble dryer; Cloakroom: Contains a toilet and wash basin. Stairs lead up from the living room to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Master bedroom: A spacious and elegant room with high ceiling, original arched windows and Velux windows. This room contains a super king size bed, wardrobe, armchair and an ensuite bathroom, with a walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin; Bedroom 2: Located in the eaves, this lovely bedroom overlooks the garden and contains either two single beds or a king size bed, plus a wardrobe; Bedroom 3: Contains either two single beds or a king size bed, plus a wardrobe; Family bathroom: Contains a bath with overhead shower, toilet and wash basin. From the kitchen/breakfast room, double doors lead out across to the annexe, where the door opens directly into bedroom 4: Bedroom 4: A bright and spacious room with a king size bed, built-in closet, armchair and an ensuite bathroom, with a walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin. The lovely garden is accessed from the kitchen/breakfast room and has a patio and tiered decking area close to the property, with an outdoor table and seating for eight guests, plus a charcoal barbecue. From here, there is a long reaching lawn area bordered by trees, with a wonderful brook at the very far end, separated by a fence. Off-street parking is available for up to five cars on the gravel driveway.

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.

Converted in 2018, our outbuilding offers a modern take on a country suite. With separate bedroom, en-suite and large living space the detached annex is great for couples or singles to spend a few days away on the edge of the Cotswold Water Park - brilliant for walking and (flat!) cycling. Located at the end of a small residential cul-de-sac in the small village of Latton, we are close to the A419 giving perfect access to M4 and M5, great for those staying away for work.

Living room with sofa, tv and dining table. Bedroom with double bed (with drawers underneath) and bedside tables. En-suite with shower, WC and sink There is no kitchen, but kettle, toaster, microwave and small fridge provided. Sole use, secure bike / boot store attached to the rear of the annex - great for walking and cycling. Please let us know if you wish to use this and we will provide keys.

The Cotswold Water Park is all around us, great for walking and cycling or sailing, canoeing and swimming for the more adventurous. The market town of Cirencester (aka the capital of the Cotswolds) is 5 miles away.

Welcome to Honeysuckle House, brought to you exclusively by Character Cottages, local specialists in stylish, Cotswold holiday rentals. Honeysuckle House is a beautiful detached property located on a quiet road in the pretty Cotswold hamlet of Ewen. Surrounded by stunning countryside, Ewen is a quintessential English village with leafy lanes, characterful cottages and a popular country inn, The Wild Duck. Close by is the village of Kemble, with a general store and post office, whilst a little further afield is Cirencester, home to a variety of shops, tea rooms, restaurants and impressive architecture. Ewen is an ideal location for exploring the many pretty towns and villages of the South Cotswolds as well as the numerous cycle routes, walking trails and other tourist attractions which fall within the nearby Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. 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!

Honeysuckle House is a beautiful detached property which is accessed via a large gravel driveway. The front door opens into a spacious entrance hall, off which are the following rooms: Living room: This bright and stylishly furnished living area has a beautiful stone fireplace with a cosy wood burning stove, a sofa, two armchairs and a bench seat beneath the window. There is a TV with Netflix access only, login details provided and a small selection of books and a chess board; Dining room: This wonderful space receives plenty of natural light from the glass lantern roof and tri-fold doors to the garden. This room contains a stylish dining table with seating for ten guests, a French-style dresser and two leather chairs; Kitchen: This open plan kitchen is the heart of the home and features a double electric oven with five-ring electric hob, an American-style fridge/freezer, a separate larder fridge, a dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster and a Nespresso coffee machine. There is a large island in the middle of the kitchen which can be used as a breakfast bar with its five stools; Utility room: A handy space which contains a washing machine, tumble dryer, wash basin and dartboard; Second family bathroom: This modern bathroom contains a bath with overhead shower and wash basin; Cloakroom: Contains a toilet and wash basin. Stairs lead up from the entrance hall to the first floor landing, off which are the following rooms: Master bedroom: A spacious and elegant room which contains a super king size bed, large built-in wardrobes and three chests of drawers. There is a wall-mounted TV with Netflix access only, login details provided and two full length mirrors. The ensuite bathroom contains a roll top bath with handheld shower attachment, a separate walk-in shower, toilet, twin wash basins and a heated towel rail; Bedroom 2: Contains a double bed and fitted wardrobes; Bedroom 3: Contains a double bed, a hanging rail for storage and a bedroom table with chair; Bedroom 4: Overlooking the driveway and neighbouring fields, this beautiful room contains two single divan beds, a sideboard with storage baskets underneath and a hook on the wall for hanging space; Bedroom 5: This bright and spacious room contains a double bed, a single bed and a pull-out bed. A chest of drawers has been provided for storage; Family bathroom: A bright and modern bathroom which contains a freestanding bath with a handheld shower attachment, a separate walk-in shower, toilet and wash basin. The enclosed garden is at the rear of the property, with a cosy Rattan corner sofa and table, providing seating for eight, plus a charcoal barbecue. The second tier of the garden is an artificial grass lawn with a trampoline for younger guests (please note that children should be supervised whilst playing on the trampoline). There are three arched mirrors on the fence which reflect sunlight into the garden, a wonderful design feature to catch the afternoon sun. At the front of the property is a gravel driveway with allocated parking for five 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.

Beautiful 18th-century Beehive Cottage, in the Cotswold village of Poulton, sleeps 6 guests across one king-size, one double and one twin bedroom. The cottage has a very well- equipped kitchen, a spacious living room with an inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove, a separate Snug with a work area, a spacious family bathroom with a bath and a downstairs shower room/utility. Outside is a large, pretty garden and off-street parking for two cars, with free on street parking readily available.

Introduction As you pull onto the gravelled drive at Beehive Cottage, in the village of Poulton, you’ll immediately feel a sense of serenity as the history and beauty of the cottage greets you. It is an archetypal Cotswold property, built in the 1760’s with Victorian additions – the type of home you see featured in property magazines and wish you could stay! The owner has renovated Beehive Cottage very sympathetically, maintaining the traditional character of the cottage yet providing every modern convenience with a contemporary but stunning interior design – including richly pigmented, eco-friendly Farrow & Ball paints - plus everything you need for a thoroughly pampered, self-catered Cotswold holiday. Beehive Cottage’s front door is framed by wisteria and passionflower, with thick swathes of lavender in the garden’s raised beds, attracting butterflies and bees in the summertime. French doors open from the Kitchen-Dining area to an outdoor seating area, which wraps round the cottage to further seating and a barbecue. Steps leads up to a lawn, with mature planting, and a second large table, where you can sit and enjoy the last rays of evening sunshine looking back towards the cottage. The traditional character of Beehive Cottage, including a stunning inglenook fireplace (with a secret stone staircase behind winding up to Bedroom 3), original oak beams and exposed Cotswold stone walls combines fabulously with the carefully chosen modern amenities, including a fully equipped kitchen with 6-ring hob, a shower/utility room, a family bathroom, WiFi, a Smart TV, Bose speaker, a Snug with work area (for guests who have to check in to the office) and exquisite, decorations throughout the cottage that have been hand-painted by the owner. Poulton is a small but thriving Cotswold village with a traditional British pub, The Falcon Inn, serving British modern food, and featuring locally brewed cask ales. The village has a church (St Michael’s and All Angels) and a children's playground and playing field, called ‘Englands’, directly across the lane from the cottage. A traditional summer fete is held each year on the first Sunday after the August Bank Holiday. The closest food shops to the cottage are in Fairford, approximately 3 miles away (see ‘Local Amenities’). (please note: Poulton no longer has a village shop.)  FACILITIES  Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms across 1 king-size double bedroom, 1 standard double bedroom and 1 twin bedroom (2 singles)  2 bathrooms: 1 family bathroom (Bath, toilet, wash basin); 1 ground floor shower room (walk-in shower, toilet, wash basin)  Parking: driveway, with parking space for two cars. Further quiet, on street parking is freely available.  Private enclosed garden  Fireplace with wood burner – basket of logs and kindling is provided for the wood burning stove from October to April, further log supplies can be purchased locally.  All bed linen, bath towels and tea towels provided  Hairdryer x2  Kitchen Starter Pack: teabags, Nespresso pods, instant coffee, fresh milk, oils, salt and pepper, cooking condiments, kitchen paper, baking foil, cling film  Cleaning Starter Pack: dishwasher tablets, scourer, cloth, washing up liquid, bin bags  Bathroom starter pack: hand soap, toilet paper, bubble bath  Heating and hot water via electric central heating with individual thermostat controls.  Free Wi-Fi  Smart TV  Bluetooth Bose speaker  Books: novels and local interest  Fully equipped kitchen with toaster, kettle, Nespresso coffee machine, bread bin, utensils, crockery, cutlery, glassware (champagne flutes, tumblers and wine and water glasses), cafetiere, bakeware (blender, scales, cake tin), food preparation (grater, jug, sieve, saucepans)  Leisure range oven with conventional/fan ovens, grill, warmer and 6-ring hob  Microwave  Dishwasher  Fridge-Freezer  Washing/drying machine  Ironing board, iron, clothes airer x2 (indoor/outdoor use), clothes pegs  Vacuum cleaner  Baby/Child Equipment: travel cot (cot linen not supplied)  Outdoor patio/seating area  Garden furniture – seats 6  BBQ (charcoal) with tools – please provide your own charcoal  Safety equipment: fire extinguisher, fire blanket, carbon monoxide monitor, smoke alarm, First Aid kit.  Eco-friendly Farrow & Ball paint used throughout FULL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION Ground Floor Walk up the garden path and step through the front door into the Living Room The Living Room At the centre of the cottage is the cosy and inviting Living Room, with its restored 18th century inglenook fireplace, stone floors and exposed Cotswold stone walls, made warm and welcoming with rugs, blankets and beautiful artwork. Two sofas and an armchair provide comfy seating for six guests to watch the Smart TV and enjoy the wood burning stove, while a window seat is the perfect place to perch and read a book. During renovation work, a stone stairway was unearthed behind the fireplace, leading up to the twin bedroom; providing a fascinating glimpse into the cottage’s past. (Although the staircase is open, the owners do not recommend using it as it is steep, narrow and uneven. A lock is provided on the twin bedroom door to prevent younger guests in that bedroom from using the staircase.) The cottage’s main staircase leads up from the Living Room to the three bedrooms and Family Bathroom Turn left down two stone steps to: The Snug-Study A delightful room between the kitchen and Living Room featuring flagstone flooring with a cosy, richly coloured rug, a desk (with pens, paper and colouring pencils), an antique glass-fronted bookcase with novels and local guides, and a two-seater leather sofa and an armchair with a footstool, perfectly placed to watch a meal being prepared or relax in the quiet of the Snug. Pass through an arch to: The Kitchen/Dining Area The bright and airy dual-aspect kitchen/dining room has French doors opening out to the garden and seating area, and a window over the sink overlooking the barbecue area. The kitchen is fully equipped to a very high standard, with everything you would need for a self-catered stay, including a Leisure range-style electric cooker, with a double oven, grill and six-ring hob, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster and Nespresso coffee machine, plus a superb range of crockery, bakeware, cutlery and glassware. Guests are provided with a starter supply of essentials, including teabags, Nespresso pods, instant coffee, fresh milk, oils, salt and pepper and cooking condiments. The large dining table comfortably seats six guests. Off the Living Room: Shower Room/Utility Through a door off the Living Room is the handy downstairs Shower Room/Utility with a walk-in corner shower (with hand-held and overhead shower), toilet, wash basin and heated towel radiator. The cottage’s Hotpoint washing machine is in this room, along with an outdoor and indoor airer for drying clothes, an iron and ironing board. Upstairs Stairs up from the Living Room lead to the carpeted landing and the cottage’s three bedrooms: Bedroom Three The first bedroom at the top of the stairs is the pretty twin bedroom, with exposed oak eaves, charming artwork, two single beds and a day sofa, all carefully arranged to provide plenty of room to walk around. The bedroom is furnished with bedside chests and lamps, a corner hanging rail, and a lovely window seat overlooking the garden’s outdoor seating area. A door at the back of the room opens to the steep, secret staircase down to the Living Room. This door can be bolted to stop young children using it. Bedroom Two Cross the landing to Beehive’s king-size bedroom, with its soft-yellow walls and accents of pink and red. Guests can watch the world go by, sitting in the window seat while reading a book from the wide selection of novels from the bedroom’s bookcase. The room is furnished with a sink-in KING bed, half-height wardrobe, a bedside chest of drawers with a reading light, and an impressive mirror. Hairdryer in drawer. Bedroom One At the end of the landing, up two stairs, is the master bedroom, affectionately known by the owner as the Butterfly Room, which features a sink-in, double-size bed and walls decorated with beautifully hand-painted butterflies. The room is furnished with a handsome, cherry wood chest of drawers and dressing table, bedside tables with reading lamps and a hanging rail with a shoe rack. With windows on three sides, overlooking the garden and the road below, the master bedroom is bright and light, but has exquisite hand-made, heavy curtains and a blind to ensure a really good night’s sleep. Family Bathroom Located next to Bedroom One, the Family Bathroom is practical yet exudes relaxation at the same time, with its painted wooden floor, half-panelled soft-grey walls and an intricately hand-painted partridge, complimented by a series of antique birds’ egg paintings. The bathroom features a full-length bath, with luxury bubble bath provided, a toilet, wash basin and heated towel rail. Outside Beehive Cottage has a charming garden with a lawn and a gravelled area with seating and parking for two cars. Wisteria and passionflower frame the front door and climb up to the bedroom windows, while in the summertime lavender blooms fill the air with their scent, attracting bees, butterflies and birds. Step through the French doors in the Kitchen to the outdoor seating area, with its oblong-shaped table, seating for eight and charcoal barbecue. Beyond the parking area, up a few steps, is an immaculate lawn with raised beds and an original beehive – no longer in use!

Local Amenities Poulton is a small but thriving Cotswold village with a traditional British pub, The Falcon Inn, serving British modern food, and featuring locally brewed cask ales. The village has a church (St Michael’s and All Angels) and a children's playground and playing field, called ‘Englands’, directly across the lane from the cottage. The closest food shops to Poulton are in Fairford (3 miles) and Cirencester (6 miles). Fairford Shops Well known for its RAF base, the site of Concorde’s maiden flight, and the site of the Royal International Air Tattoo, Fairford is an interesting market town with a selection of small supermarkets, coffee shops, a Post Office, fuel station, a butcher, Boots pharmacy, and other local-interest stores: Co-Op Food Store: Market Place, GL7 4AB; open every day 7am-10pm Londis Convenience Store: London Rd, GL7 4AH; open 6.30am-10pm (See below for more information on Fairford.) Cirencester Shops Known by many as ‘The Capital of the Cotswolds’, Cirencester has a wide range of large supermarkets, shops, cafes, restaurants and services (see the ‘Cirencester Guidebook’ below, page 18). For a food shop choose from: • Tesco Extra: Kings Meadow, Cricklade Rd, Cirencester GL7 1NP • Waitrose: Sheep St, Cirencester GL7 1SZ • Lidl Cirencester: Love Lane, Cirencester GL7 1YG • ALDI: Cricklade Rd, Cirencester GL7 1NP • M&S Simply Food: 42 Dyer St, Cirencester GL7 2PF • Tesco Metro: 4 Farrell Cl, Cirencester GL7 1HW A car is not essential but recommended if you want to explore the area. The cottage is 90 minutes from London Paddington station – taxi transfers from Kemble railway station are available, please see taxi companies and contact numbers in ‘At a Glance’ above. Fairford Fairford town dates back to AD 850 when it developed as a safe place to cross the River Coln. Later it became a mill town (wool), with the mill still standing today, but not in operation. Today the River Coln is known for its excellent trout fishing. The town has an impressive church, St Mary's, known as a Late Perpendicular 'wool' church, with beautiful medieval stained glass and interesting wood and stone carvings. The Market Place and High Street are where visitors will find most shops, cafes etc, with impressive 17th and 18th century stone houses lining the streets, including 7a Coffee Shop (www.7acoffeeshop.co.uk/) and Linwood Café (www.lynwoodandco.com/) There is free parking in the Town Car park, in the Market Place and at the top of the High Street. Other streets have one-hour restrictions. Fairford is a 'Walkers are Welcome' town, the local council provides several walking suggestions and routes taking in the pretty park, water meadows and riverside trails, available to download at: www.fairfordcv.org.uk/walks/ Discover more about Fairford at ‘Fairford – A Good Place to Be’: https://fairfordtowncouncil.gov.uk/ Local Walking & Cycling It is a great area for walking and cycling. Public footpaths and bridleways between most of the surrounding villages, including Ampney St Crucis, Ampney St Mary and St Peter, Coln St Aldwyns and, slightly further afield, Bibury. In addition to having walks on its doorstep, there are many self-guided walks to enjoy in and around Cirencester. (See ‘Walking Links’ below.) Enjoy studying a framed Ordnance Survey map on the wall in the Snug at Beehive Cottage. Poulton is the home of Performance Cycling, one of the Cotswolds leading bike shops and hubs. Visits are by appointment only, so if you would like to drop by be sure to contact them beforehand. Useful Walking Links: • Cirencester Walks Around the Town (http://cirencester.gov.uk/walks-around-the-town/) • Cotswolds AONB – walks (https://www.cotswoldsaonb.org.uk/visiting-and-exploring/walking/) • Cotswold AONB – cycle routes (https://www.cotswoldsaonb.org.uk/visiting-and-exploring/cycling-and-riding/cycle-routes/ • Fairford Welcomes Walkers (www.fairfordcv.org.uk/walks/

Lovely 1 bed cottage set over 3 floors.

Ground floor entrance and utility. First floor bedroom & bathroom. 2nd floor Living/ Dining & Kitchen space.

1 minute from the Market place in Cirencester.

The Potting Shed is the quintessential 5* Cotswold escape. Following an 18 month restoration completed in May 2019, this stone barn conversion is the perfect retreat. Located within the grounds of an elegant Grade II listed Georgian town house on Cecily Hill - voted one of the prettiest streets in England, this romantic getaway is accessed by a private stone bridge which leads through through a formal kitchen garden to a stunning private terrace.

COVID-19 POTTING SHED UPDATE - Your safety and protection is our top priority, we are deep cleaning the Potting Shed between visits and have plenty of anti-bacterial wipes and hand wash throughout the property. In addition you are totally isolated, with your own private entrances, plenty of private outside space and the largest park (Cirencester Park) in the county right on your doorstep to roam around in complete privacy. As of 21/3/20 Most restaurants/Pubs are offering take away and delivery services. Further details will be listed in our guidebook as they become available. Send us a message, we are here to help! The Potting Shed is a self-contained converted stone barn which occupies 550 sq ft of living space and has a generous 200 sq ft private terrace. This gorgeous hideaway sits in our grounds but, with its own separate entrance, it is a very private and quiet cottage. Following an extensive restoration from the ground up in 2018/19, we have used local materials and Cotswold craftsmanship to create a retreat that’s been decorated to a very high standard throughout using beautiful fittings, Farrow and Ball paints and designer fabrics. Upstairs under the eaves, with their original lime-washed oak beams and exposed Cotswold stone walls, are 4 heritage double glazed conservation windows, fitted with black out blinds for the light early mornings. The queen sized (1400) pocket sprung bed with luxurious 400 thread Egyptian cotton pressed linen (Nb. Can also be set up as a twin room) occupies one end of the bedroom while a generous cupboard sits at the other end with a hanging rail and masses of hangers for your clothes and space for your bags. All the upstairs lighting controls are conveniently located next to both sides of the bed. In addition, there is a DAB Roberts radio on the bedside table. Downstairs features a great living space with excellent wifi and underfloor heating installed throughout. There’s a fully equipped kitchen containing a Nespresso coffee machine, dishwasher, fridge with ice compartment, gas cooker, microwave, kettle, toaster, washing machine and masses of kitchen utensils, pots and pans… so if you fancy dining in, there’s everything you need to create delicious meals while the drop-leaf dining table can be extended from 2 to 4 places. In the cosy living area, there’s a deep sofa and a 4k TV with access to both Catch-up and Netflix. Finally, for those chilly evenings, a stylish Chesneys gas fire will keep you lovely and warm and as it’s operated by remote control, you need only to lift a finger ! The luxurious bathroom is also located downstairs and is equipped with underfloor heating and high end fittings such as a Hanns Grohe shower, Burlington taps and natural Bramley bathroom products, all designed for complete indulgence. To ensure your stay is as comfortable as can be, we’ve kitted out the cottage with a fully integrated heating system operated by Nest, which also controls the underfloor heating. But your safety is vital so we’ve also installed an intelligent AutoMist® fire suppression system. Outside, the terrace is perfectly set-up for alfresco drinks and dining and it is there exclusively for your use. There is a shared formal kitchen garden / potager, bordered by a mature hedge which forms the boundary of the shared space, beyond which the rest of the garden is private. The Gumstool Brook bridge was also rebuilt last year and the iron decorative railings and pillars which we added won the Cirencester 2019 Civic Design award. Checking-in, Dropping off & Parking The Potting Shed is set up for self check-in, with a keypad entry system on the bridge and a key safe by the front door. Unfortunately, we do not provide parking on site, however there is a drop off point at the end of the Gumstool Brook path, where guests can unload. Cars can be parked at The Old Station, The Brewery, Waterloo or The Beeches car parks; there is also free off-street parking on Barton Lane (subject to availability) just 3 minutes’ walk away. Alternatively, private parking can be arranged for a small charge 5 minutes walk away, including a Type 2 EV charge point. For those travelling without a car, Kemble train station is situated 10 minutes from Cirencester – and trains from London take 1hr 20mins. From May until September, the beautiful Cirencester open air swimming pool, with its warm spring-fed water, is open from 7am. It’s a couple of minutes' walk along from the Gumstool Brook bridge so why not go for a refreshing early morning dip!

We are located in perhaps the most beautiful and convenient location in Cirencester. The local pub and best restaurants in town are 90 seconds away and if you enjoy a good walk, we are right next to the entrance of Cirencester park and estate owned by Lord and Lady Bathurst with a cafe, miles and miles of walking, Cirencester cricket club, tennis courts and polo which is played throughout the summer. Bring your walking boots or don’t and just sit in this wonderful park and watch the world go by.. last but not least there is the recently refurbished open air pool, 1 minute walk away and open throughout the summer.

This stunning accommodation is situated within the grounds of a beautiful architectural award-winning private estate in the Cotswolds “an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)”. With close links to the vibrant Roman town of Cirencester (named the capital of the Cotswolds) and other idyllic towns and villages such as Bibury, Bourton-on-the-Water and Burford, this is the perfect location to start your exploration through the “Heart of England”.

The Nook sits nestled between two converted Cotswold stone barns and was once the Coach House to the Manor House. Lovingly restored and converted this cosy niche offers lots of options for a variety of guests from couples looking for a romantic weekend break, small families wanting a base to explore the Cotswolds to professionals working in and around the local area.

While there are no pubs and shops within a short working distance, the bustling Roman town of Cirencester, packed with shops, Bistros, pubs and eateries is just 5 minutes drive.

A village in the heart of the Cotswolds, great for walkers, close to Bibury, Broadway, Stow on the Wold. Burford's Cotwold Wildlife Park & Guiting Power's 'Farm Park', both near. Cirencester, 3 miles away, is an historic market town boasting several large supermarkets, Leisure Centre, ample Pubs and Restaurants. Outdoor pursuits at Cotswold Water Park, Golf Courses, Badminton Trials. 7 miles from Fairford, ideally placed for the International Air Tattoo. Culture in Regency Cheltenham.

Ampney Crucis is a quaint little village in the heart of the Cotswolds. There is a great little pub within walking distance to go for a pint or even a lovely sunday lunch. There is plenty of countryside walks to go on, as were surrounded by green fields and countryside as far as the eye can see.

This delightfully updated spacious Cotswold stone cottage set in its own grounds has everything a couple could need for a comfortable stay in the heart of the Cotswolds near Cirencester. Situated in the hamlet of Perrotts Brook, an area of outstanding natural beauty. A perfect location for exploring the many beautiful Cotswold villages.

* Spacious parking for 2 cars * Superfast free WiFi * Dishwasher * Wood burning stove - initial fuel inc. * Smart Freesat TV & DVD * HiFi with DAB & bluetooth * Washer/Dryer * Neff Double oven, Induction hob, microwave * Fridge with freezer compartment * Bed linen and towels included * No - smoking, Pets or Parties * A baby cot is available with mattress and sheet by prior arrangement - Please bring your baby's own bedding/covers etc. Accommodation comprises:- - Large lounge / diner - Conservatory - Bedroom with double bed - Kitchen with limestone floor - Shower room with limestone underfloor heating

Perrotts Brook is a small hamlet about 3 miles North of Cirencester with good road links to many Cotswold attractions Cirencester, Bibury, Cheltenham, Bourton-on-the-Water, Blockley, Chedworth, Stow-on-the-Wold, Tetbury, Winchcombe etc. The nearest pub is about 1.5 miles (30 mins walk). The nearest shop with Post Office is also about 1.5 miles. Walkers will enjoy the many public footpaths and quiet lanes to be explored straight from the door. The Monarchs Way is close-by. Golf enthusiasts are welcome at Cirencester Golf Club only half a mile away. Costwold water park (South Cerney, about 6 miles) offers numerous leisure water activities including fishing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing, paddle boarding etc. Bus stop nearby with a service between Cirencester and Cheltenham (Generally hourly).

An entire Self contained cotswold stone apartment. Located centrally in the beautiful village of South Cerney. Comprising of a double bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, large living and dining area. Lovely shared outdoor area.

Large Living and Dining area. Nicely decorated with stylish furniture. Lovely light and airy bedroom with plenty of clothes storage space. Bathroom with bath and shower. Fully equipped kitchen.

South Cerney is a fantastic Village. Beautiful countryside and walks. Plenty of lakes for all kinds of activities. 3 pubs, one great for food, one for families and the other for a party. There is also a shop, Post Office, pharmacy, fanastic Fish and Chip shop and curry house. Everything you need in an idilic location.

Double bed in quiet owner-occupied newly built house near lake. Possibly another AirBnB guest staying in another room sharing the bathroom (or could be myself or girlfriend). We may or may not be there face-to-face for check-in (if not we we provide a key) and we usually have minimal contact during the stay other than for queries and/or messages via the AirBnB app. As we like to keep our property quiet and relaxing, we are ideal for quiet people who go to bed before 10:30pm and raise after 7am.

Use of room and bathroom. Use of kitchen for the microwave and to store a a couple of items in the fridge is OK if you let us know in advance. If you want to use the kitchen for anything more than that then there is an extra charge, usually £10 per night. As we are regularly cooking ourselves, please let us know before you arrive or there will likely not be space!

Situated in Cotswold Water Park. Easy drive to Cirencester, Swindon and Malmesbury, along with the A419 and M4.

Cosy and recently refurbished spacious guesthouse with bedroom, en-suite bathroom, living room and fully equipped kitchen. Situated in a small rural village, three miles from the Cotswold market town Cirencester. Quiet and pleasant location, in the middle of beautiful English countryside. Self catering - up to two days of ample breakfast supplies provided! All fees included in listed price. Fabulous Cotswold location near country walks and pubs. Hosts speak English, Swedish, French and Italian.

Newly refurbished guest house. Bedroom, living room and kitchen. Beautiful bedroom with new ensuite bathroom (shower). Very comfy king size bed with electric under blanket for extra cosiness during winter months! Wooden floor in bedroom and living room, tiles in bathroom and kitchen. New central heating system. Fabulous kitchen (all new) with kettle, Delonghi Dolce Gusto pod coffee machine, toaster, microwave, fridge and hob. Washing machine. Hairdryer. Breakfast area in kitchen. Initial breakfast supplies provided (muesli, yoghurt, bread, butter, jam, eggs, coffee, tea, juice). TV corner in spacious living room with two sofas and two comfy armchairs. Freeview channels available. DVD player. Radio in kitchen.

Beautiful, small Cotswold village surrounded by farmland and lovely country walks. Very good Pub in nearby village Poulton called the Falcon Inn. Other excellent nearby pubs are The Spotted Cow in Marston Meysey and The Village Inn in Barnsley. The Swan in Southerop is also fabulous. Good places to eat in Cirencester town are "Jesse's" and "Made by Bob". Do not forget to visit the fabulous Organic Farm Shop - Abbey Home Farm (Burford Road) for all supplies and fab lunches! We are very close to the Cotswold Water Park - lovely walks by the lakes.

17th century stone cottage fully refurbished in beautiful setting next to stable yard. Light, modern, cosy and well equipped. Set in Jacobean Estate with wonderful gardens and lakes. Tennis court available.

Set in a Jacobean Estate next to the Manor House on one side and stable yard on the other with 25 acres of parkland and gardens.

Staying at Demeter gives you private and independent accommodation in a cosy self-contained detached garden annexe, which is situated in a small village in the delightful Cotswold countryside. Provisions for a continental and/or English style breakfast are provided for the first night as experience shows that longer stay guests prefer to cater for themselves. Well-behaved dogs are welcome.

Situated in the garden of the main house, the annexe was originally built as a 'granny flat' and, therefore, is particularly well adapted for elderly and/or people with impaired mobility. It is completely self-contained, well-appointed, warm and cosy; with an option to use the futon in the lounge as a single sofa bed. A travel cot (<2 years old) is available.

Situated so near Cirencester, we are ideally positioned as a central base for touring around either the northern or southern Cotswolds, attending events like Cheltenham's Literary Festival, Badminton's Horse Trials or Gloucester's Three Choirs Festival. However, if you just want a relaxing break from everyday life, cycling or walking ( with or without a dog), there are great routes from the village on the easy footpaths or bridle ways, and every chance of seeing an abundance of wildlife, especially watching the buzzards, kites or deer.

Lovely space right in the heart of Cirencester's town centre with views of the church and the market place. My flat is set over two floors with beautiful high ceilings, wooden floors throughout the living area and lots of natural light. The building itself is over three hundred years old. My flat and the location makes it an ideal base from which to explore the Cotswolds. Solo visitors, couples and families with children are all welcome.

I have two rooms available. Room 1 (pictured) is a triple room with a double bed and a single bed. A travel cot can be provided. I have another (unlisted) room which has a double bed. This room can be made available if required. Please note that your reservation is only for 1 room unless otherwise requested at booking. There is lots of natural light in the rooms and throughout the flat. The rounded/domed skylight in to the hall is a beautiful original feature. The view from my living and dining room and both bedrooms is of the Market Place and the church -particularly lovely in the sunshine.

Cirencester has an open air pool which is a 5 min walk away. As is Cirencester Park and Country House. Shops, restaurant's, cafe's and all amenities are literally on the doorstep. There are 3 supermarkets within a 5 minute walk.

Heathfield is a charming Cotswold cottage located in its own grounds on the fringes of the village of Ampney Crucis Gloucestershire and approx. 3.2 miles from Cirencester ( the Roman Corinium) capital of the Cotswolds. Recently refurbished to a high standard the cottage offers on drive parking, entrance hall, downstairs cloakroom/wc/ whb, well equipped modern kitchen, pantry, south opening sitting room, dining room, 2 double bedrooms for up to 4 people, walk-in shower/wc/whb. Mature Garden.

Self check in with secure key box. Secluded south facing private mature garden to the rear with large natural pond, overhanging weeping willow and stone features which makes this a truly relaxing setting.

Walking distance to the Crown of Crucis Pub next to the village cricket green and church. Public walkways to enjoy through the countryside and nearby villages.Gastro pubs within a 5 mile radius. The old market town of Cirencester is only 3.2 miles away offering shops, eateries and pubs, a 900 year old Parish Church as well as the museum with it’s rich Roman history ( well worth a visit).Cirencester Park in the town is home to the famous Polo club with it’s Royal links and is open for walks through the park. The nearby Cotswold Water Parks offer a variety of Lake related sporting activities.Nearby Fairford (5.4 miles) hosts the annual air tattoo in July.

Newly renovated, beautiful stylish townhouse with 5 star comfort in the heart of Cirencester with on site parking, 5-10 minutes walk from the town centre. The property is a pretty Cotswold stone townhouse on Cirencester's most historic and oldest street. It has a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable and cosy lounge with 3 sofas, a, light and airy dining room and a downstairs cloakroom. The first floor has 2 bedrooms and a family bathroom, the 2nd floor has a suite with bedroom and bathroom.

Luxurious linens, fluffy white bath sheets and face towels. Paraben free hand wash, shower gel, shampoo and conditioner by Duck Island come included as standard. Cirencester is very pressured for parking and the house provides on site parking at the back of the house with steps and gate to the garden.

The town centre is so close by as is one of the oldest outdoor lido's in the UK which is in walking distance very close by.