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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".

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.

Mill Loft is self-contained within an historic water mill, with original beams, contemporary furnishings and lovely little extras. Garden, riverside and meadow walks, campfire and easy access to the bustling ancient market town of Cirencester a few minutes away by car. Ideal for a romantic getaway or a well-earned rest and a great base for exploring the Cotswolds.

The accommodation is in the area formerly used for grinding corn in this Grade II Listed 18th century mill. It is up a flight of stairs, on the first floor directly over the mill race and a great vantage point for nature lovers. During your stay, please enjoy a stroll along the riverside in our meadow, a haven for wildlife including heron, kingfishers, sparrow hawk, hares and crayfish. The bright and roomy open-plan living room overlooks the mill race in two directions, with a window seat, smart TV and Bose bluetooth speaker, plenty of books and games. The kitchen-diner is fully-equipped with fan oven, induction hob, microwave, dishwasher and of course a fridge, toaster and kettle. We keep it stocked with basics like tea, coffee and oil as well as all the kitchen and tableware you need to make yourself at home. There’s also a washing machine and iron. A laundry drying service is available upon request. We have superfast broadband and complimentary WiFi for guests. The bedroom has a comfortable king-sized bed, a window seat, thick curtains, wardrobe, dressing table, digital radio, hair dryer, clock and complimentary bottled water on arrival. All bedding is provided, along with hangers, towels and bathroom necessities including soap and shampoo. The bath has an overhead shower. We will pop a pint of fresh milk in the fridge before you arrive. We also offer delicious breakfast baskets and can accept grocery deliveries on your behalf by arrangement. ⁃Breakfast basket - freshly squeezed orange juice, speciality tea/fresh Fair-trade coffee, creamy organic yoghurt, mixed berries, butter croissants, crusty baguette, butter, jam and orange blossom honey. Parking is on the gravel drive near the front door, protected by an electric gate. Secure storage for bikes is available. We are located a few moments from the A419, giving easy access to all parts of the Cotswolds. We don't have a pub within staggering distance, but you are very welcome to enjoy a drink in the garden.

Nearby attractions, by car... ⁃5 minutes - Cirencester, 'Capital of the Cotswolds,' ancient market town and with independent shops, bars and restaurants. ⁃10 minutes - Cotswold Water Park, 40 sq miles of lakes, paths, nature reserve and activities. ⁃20-30 minutes - Stroud (hip and award-winning Farmers’ Market), Tetbury (antiques), Highgrove Royal Gardens, Westonbirt Arboretum, Burford. ⁃30min - 1½ hrs - Stow-on-the-Wold, Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol, Gloucester, Oxford. Check out my guide book for more recommendations of what to see and where to eat.

Situated in the village of Siddington a few hundred yards from the local pub. We are a 5 minute drive from historic Cirencester and a walk away from the Cotswold lakes. A Light and cosy Annex with your own private access, living room and ensuite. Suitable for professionals and couples. Please note, we do not have cooking facilities/ washing up sink etc. Parking is available to the right or left hand side at the bottom of the drive way.

Very much like a hotel room with your own entrance. Living room area with TV and Wifi access, bedroom with double bed and ensuite bathroom. Tea and coffee making facilities.

There is a convenience store 2 mins walk from The Annex and a local pub 5 mins walk up the road which also serves decent food. The house is positioned near to a canal path which joins the Cotswold lakes where there are miles of walking routes and lakeside activities, it is stunning!

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.

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.

You don’t have to spend hundreds of pounds on a luxury break in the Cotswolds! Try our Luxury Double room with an upstairs en suite wet room (shower and large free standing bath) situated in our Cotswold stone converted barn. We are five minutes from Cirencester. Continental breakfast is included in the rate and is served between 08.30 - 09.00am in our dining hall. Coffee and tea, fresh fruit juice, choice of cereal, yoghurt and fresh fruit, and toast with jams & marmalade.

The bedroom has a queen size bed with quality, air dried bedding, is fully carpeted, overlooks the south facing courtyard garden, where guests can sit in the sunshine. The bathroom is situated upstairs, has heated floor, heated towel rail, a large bath and a rain shower, white towelling robes, and white fluffy towels. We steam clean the rooms after every stay, so you can be assured of super clean environment!!

Cirencester is a Roman Town, and subsequently an ancient market town. It is known as the Capital of the Cotswolds. It grew wealthy due to the quality of the wool. The parish church of St. John The Baptist is one of the largest churches in England. It houses the Anne Boleyn cup. Behind the church are ruins of the Abbey, destroyed during the dissolutions of the monasteries under Henry VIII th in 1539. There are many upmarket eateries and coffee shops in Cirencester, and if needed, we can provide suggestions of where to dine. The cuisines found in Cirencester are diverse, ranging from traditional British, French, Indian, Italian, Thai and Spanish. We can make suggestions regarding what to see and do locally, or what is available a little further afield.

Modern fully equipped brand new home, clean, light airy spacious open plan home. Decor is typical Cotswolds style high quality and cosy .

New Cotswold stone detached house, open plan with large spacious rooms Modern high spec design , fully kitted kitchen, large American fridge freezer. Spacious dinning area with 8 seater table and chairs. Enclosed private garden, outdoor seating area and table Private driveway

Located in a village just 5 minutes from centre of Cirencester, you get the best of both worlds, ease of getting to town whilst coming back to a quite village setting. Conveniently located opposite village shop and post office and just 5 minutes walk to local pub ‘ The greyhound’ great for Sunday roasts or drinking in the outdoor garden area.

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.

Parts of Japonica Cottage date back to the 18th century, but the property has been recently renovated, which has given it a modern edge. The area is very quiet and does not suffer from street lightening/light pollution at night.

This property offers a private double bedroom and bathroom, which is secluded from main house and has it’s own entrance, corridor and staircase. Situated on the outskirts of Cirencester, it is within a 30 minute walk to the centre of the town.

Siddington is a picturesque Cotswold village on the fridge of Cirencester and is around a 30 minute walk to the centre of the town. Cirencester is renowned for its beautiful buildings constructed from Cotswolds limestone and quirky shops and pubs, along with it’s ancient Roman history. Siddington consists of classic period cottages and is intersected by The Thames Canal. Siddington also has a fantastic pub (The Greyhound) and a village shop.

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.

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.

Welcome to our three-bedroom detached house in the centre of the Cotswolds. Our village pub (4/5 on tripadvisor) and shop are a short walk away. We're in a quiet road on the outskirts of Cirencester, "capital of the Cotswolds", half an hour from racing and shopping city Cheltenham and on the edge of the Cotswold Water Park.

Warm yourself in winter with the real log fire (fuel supplied) or catch the sun in the heated all-year conservatory. Stroll or play in the long cottage garden overlooking open fields. Enjoy cooking and dining for a special occasion with the full dinner service and fully-equipped kitchen with oven, microwave and dishwasher. Entertain yourselves with our selection of board games, TV, superfast fibre wifi - or play the piano!

Quiet friendly cul-de-sac in the village of Siddington.

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).

Cosy and private self contained first floor flat in Cirencester decorated with mid century furniture. There is free parking and the flat is an easy walk to shops, attractions and the town centre. There is a separate kitchen, bathroom and sitting room. The bedroom has a king size bed with visprung mattress. The sitting room has a small sofa bed, dining table and chairs to seat four and television. The kitchen has four hobs, oven, microwave, toaster, kettle, cafetière and fridge.

This is a self contained flat so you can come and go as you choose. The kitchen has pots and pans, cooker, hobs, toaster, cafetière and a fridge, so you can decide whether to stay in and cook if you don't feel like going out. And you can stock the fridge with your own breakfast, fruit juice, booze or midnight snacks. So much more convenient than a hotel.

Cirencester is more than just a picturesque cotswold town, it is a place steeped in history. In Roman times Cirencester was the second largest town after London with a population of around twenty thousand people, not far off the number today. This flat is well situated for business travellers being within walking distance of St James Place and the Mitsubishi head office. For the the off-duty traveller there is a lot to see and do In Cirencester, there is a very good museum telling the history of the town over the last 2000 years, there is the ten thousand acre Bathurst Estate park for walkers (restrictions apply for dogs) and probably the most beautiful Polo grounds in the country. The hedge around the Manor house is reputed to be the largest Yew hedge in Europe. The church of St John the Baptist is supposed to be the largest Parish church in England and is very impressive. There are three parks, lots of restaurants, coffee shops, boutique clothing shops, art galleries and there are very good plays, shows, comedy and other entertainments at the theatres. The Cotswold Water park is only ten minutes by car and has great walks, cycle paths and food and drink as well as paddle boarding, sailing, wake boarding and other water sports. There are many regional activities to see if you time your visit right. Duck racing at South Cerney, Cheese Rolling at Coopers Hill, Polo matches, Wool Sack races, music festivals including Cirencesters own Phoenix festival, steam rallies and Fairford international air tattoo which might be the best air show in the world. Nearby there are a lot of wonderful Cotswold towns and villages, really good walks, country pubs and castles at Berkeley, Winchcomb and Warwick. There is also the Cotswold Wildlife Park and the Crocodiles of the World not too far away. Have a look at the Getting Around section on this page for travelling times to some of the local attractions and services.

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.

Double bedroom with double bed, chest of drawers, TV, tea/coffee making facilities in room. Shared bathroom with Shower. Towels provided. Modern house on a quiet estate on the edge of Cirencester.

Check in times not set in stone and can be discussed. I work full time but close to home.

Quiet residential neighbourhood just over a mile from the town centre.

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.

Lovely one bedroom apartment 1 minute from the Market place in Cirencester.

Newly refurbished beautiful apartment. In a quiet street just off the Market Place. Perfect for 2 guests. Cosy for 4 but possible. Sofa converts to king size bed. Studio style with wall separating living space from bedroom.

Based in a quiet street just off the market place, right in the centre of Cirencester. You are minutes from a selection of lovely restaurants and cafes.

Our apartment is vacant, if you need accommodation to be closer to family or to stay safe in isolation please get in touch, we are keen to help in these difficult times. Open Plan Living Room with Galley Kitchen Kitchen is fully equipped Double Bedroom Shower Room WIFi Private Entrance PLEASE NOTE - due to the low rates we are offering - Electricity will be an extra cost

The apartment is equipped with all the amenities you need including ironing board and iron, free Wi-Fi and a smart TV. The kitchen-diner features a fridge, cooker, washing machine, microwave oven cookware, dishware, utensils, kitchen appliances etc. Please use the products left in the kitchen cupboards as they will have been placed there to make your stay more enjoyable. The double bedroom has plenty of hanging space and drawers for your belongings and access to the shower and separate WC. Fresh towels and bed linen are provided as standard as well as shower gel, shampoo, handwash and kitchen essentials. The apartment will be professionally cleaned prior to your arrival. The Shop gets its name from the days when it was the local grocery store run by Mr Walker, the block is now named after the owner - Walkers Court Gloucester Street is a very quiet street, though extremely close to town, and is lined on both sides with Cotswold stone buildings.

Cirencester is a very pretty market town and the largest amongst the towns of the Cotswold district. The main town is a 10-minute walk away. Here you will find pubs, bars, restaurants, stores, supermarkets and local businesses. Be sure to check out the Charter Market which is held weekly, every Friday in the town centre. Local leisure options include a Lido, sports centre, Corinium Museum, Cirencester Park, Brewery Arts Gallery and Old Amphitheatre.

Bluebell shepherd hut is set within The Cotswold Sculpture Park, 10 acres of tranquil woodland and gardens located on the edge of the Cotswold Water Park in the village of Somerford Keynes. Shared shower room and cooking facilities with other guests. A few minutes walk to the village pub, 5 minute drive to Cirencester.

The shepherd hut is your cosy private space fitted with a wood burning stove. Further amenities include a large communal seating area plus a gas hob for cooking and washing-up sink area. There is a shower room with toilet and two separate WCs which are all shared with other guests. Expect to see many visits from the local wildlife on your doorstep! Each hut has a kettle, tea/coffee and towels. We do not offer WiFi within the huts, however from April to September the Sculpture Park Tearoom does have wifi available.

Somerford Keynes is set within the beautiful Cotswold Water Park, ideal for a peaceful countryside escape or a base for exploring the Cotswolds. The village boasts the Bakers Arms, a friendly pub serving food which is only a few minutes walk away. There is also easy access to walks around the lakes and the Thames Path. The sculpture park itself has a seasonal tearoom open from 1st April to 30th September which serves cakes, hot drinks and lunches. There are ample walking routes and Go By Cycle hire is located at the far end of the village. The surrounding lakes have a range of sporting activities available including paddle boarding and the Wibbet inflatable on lake obstacle course is on the neighbouring commercial lake called Cotswold Country Park and Beach which has a shop and cafe. The market town of Cirencester, known as the capital of the Cotswolds, is only a 5 minute drive away. The village of Kemble is also a 5 minute drive away with a railway line to London Paddington available. Other local areas of interest include the cultural city of Bath and Cheltenham.

A comfortable country house with luxurious touches and interior design influences. Near the unique shops, restaurants, market and all that Cirencester has to offer. Also near wonderful walks, lakes, Roman Villa at Chedworth, sporting activitiesand all there is to explore in the Cotswolds

A lovely Grade 11 listed country house, comfortable, relaxed and beautifully furnished with lots of nooks and crannies. A great place to relax, a unique house with original features including a well in the kitchen!

We love the mixture of people in the village, the accessibility of country walks, open fields, a great village pub and also near all the conveniences of Cirencester and a great place to explore the rest of the Cotswolds.

Stone-built quality apartment on the southern outskirts of Cirencester. 15 mins walk to historic town centre (great restaurants!) and 5 mins to supermarkets. Close to Cotswold Water park, excellent nearby walks - including source of the River Thames.

Modern, convenient stone-built apartment with own private entrance. Open-plan living space with full kitchen (including stove, oven, fridge/freezer, microwave, washer/dryer and dishwasher), dining table and sofa (seats 2-3 plus large foot stool). Fast wifi accessible in all rooms. Catch-up TV with bluetooth soundbar. Two double bedrooms with built-in wardrobe in main bedroom. Bathroom with bath and separate power shower cubicle. Instant hot water, always on.

Our apartment is on a quiet new estate on the southern side of Cirencester, very convenient for Cotswold Water Park and town centre. Cirencester has a wonderful historic centre with many fabulous shops and restaurants and an indoor market hall. We particularly like Cote and Jessie's restaurants for dinner and the Trouble House café (on the road to Tetbury) for great lunches and cakes!

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.

Secluded Luxury Cotswold Woodland Annexe, surrounded by ancient woodland & organic farmland, located just outside Cirencester. We provide hotel-quality Linen & towels, Smart TV, fresh fruit & a selection of cereals, with a variety of Clipper & Pukka teas, and Fresh Coffee with Cafetiere. We also endeavour to provide extras including light refreshments in the fridge etc Nearby: Woodland walks, Cosy pubs, Organic Farm Shop and Cafe, Family activities, Roman History Please see info re. sofa bed.

Our Oak-framed Annexe offers luxury accommodation for up to 3 Adults or 2 Adults and one child (plus an extra travel cot). Located within a local Organic farm estate, and surrounded by ancient woodland. The space is very comfortable and the space has been cleverly designed to accomodate everything you need for your stay. HOWEVER, if you are looking for somewhere really spacious (i.e. a Victorian Old Rectory with high ceilings and grand rooms, this isn't it!). About 99% of our guests are incredibly happy here and you can see that reflected in the reviews. BUT, you do get 1% who don't bother to read all the information and look at the photos beforehand. We would prefer to avoid negative reviews as this has a big effect on our overall ratings and it takes months and months of 5Star reviews to try to amend the damage done by that one slightly disappointed guest who didn't do their homework . Our accommodation provides the opportunity to escape, unwind and enjoy being thoroughly immersed in the natural beauty of the Cotswolds. There is a beautiful bluebell and wild flower wood at the end of our drive. A round route though the woodland and fields is good for running (3 miles) or walking. There is an abundance of interesting history and cultural goings on in the market town of Cirencester (originally the Roman capital of England, called Corinium). There is an impressive Parish Church in the centre, fantastic shopping, restaurants, cafes etc all within 5 mins drive. In the opposite direction, also within 5 mins drive from the property, is the award winning Organic Farm Shop & Cafe. Delicious food is served there six days a week (closed on Mondays). Other places to visit: Chedworth Roman Villa (5 mins drive up the Stow Road) Cotswold Water Parks (15 mins drive) Cotswold Wildlife Park (25 mins drive) Cotswold Farm Park (Adam Henson's farm from Countryfile - 25 mins) Cheltenham Spa (Cheltenham Races, brilliant shopping and attractive architecture - 25 mins) Stow-on-the-Wold (20 mins) Burford (25 mins) Tetbury (20 mins) Westonbirt Arboretum (25 mins)

Secluded location in woodland surroundings, within an organic farm estate.

A Grade 11 listed country house with a comfortable, relaxed feel, luxurious touches and interior design influences. Original features, nooks and crannies, a perfect place for a relaxing getaway or base to explore the Cotswolds

A lovely village with great pub in walking distance, country walks and open fields around. Yet very near Cirencester, unique shops, a market, bars and restaurants and thegateway to the Cotswolds.

We love the easy access to Cirencester, a beautiful and thriving market town and we love having open fields and country walks nearby. The area and people are friendly.

The Chalet is situated on the Cotswold Hoburn Holiday Park which is Situated in the Cotswold Water Park ( largest waterpark in UK) ideally situated for both exploring the Cotswolds or simply relaxing on the site. Entertainment facilities includes swimming pool, restaurant, bars and entertainment from mid-February to November only the Cafe and Swimming pool are open all Year. Extra payment is charged by the site for these facilities and payment must be paid prior to arrival if required.

All bedding is included for the chalet but you need to bring your own towels. The chalet is fully equipped with kitchen, TV, and a selection of DVD's. There is parking right outside the chalet.

The chalet is on a holiday site but in a very quiet area so you are guaranteed a quiet peacefull stay. The site charge to use the entertainment area's and swimming pool via entertainment passes. if required I can arrange them but the site insist that payment is made at least 4 days before your arrival.

Self catering single storey cottage with original beams. The accommodation comprises a small entrance hall. There is a fitted kitchen with fridge, electric oven and microwave. The lounge/diner has an exposed stone wall, window seat, looks out over a large grassed area and is equipped with a TV and DVD player. The bedroom has a king size bed and outside of the bedroom an alcove with a full size single bed. The bathroom has bath with an over bath shower. Cot/highchair available upon request.

Deep cleaned, renovated, beautiful stylish house 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.

Our apartment is vacant, if you need accommodation to be closer to family please get in touch, we are keen to help in these troubled times and have reduced the rates to a level that just helps us cover our costs. This is a lovely apartment and suits a couple. Living room. . Kitchen (fully equipped). . Double Bedroom. . Shower Room. . Washing Machine. . WIFi

The apartment is on the first floor, once inside the door, all the rooms lead off the hallway. **KITCHEN ** This room is newly fitted and has everything you will need (we really do think we have thought of everything!) for home cooked meals or a lazy brunch. **LIVING ROOM** This lovely room at the front of the building has 2 large windows to let in the light. We have a sofa and a very comfortable armchair that will convert to a bed if needed. There is also a small table and foldaway chairs for working or eating at. **BEDROOM** Here we have a comfortable double bed, bedside tables wardrobe and drawers. **SHOWER ROOM** Recently fitted, with a walk in Shower, WC & Basin, it's a good size and a relaxing space. Katrina's Apartment is a perfect space for 2 or 3 guests and we look forward to welcoming you.

Cirencester is a thriving market town in the Cotswolds. It has a beautiful town centre, with plenty of indepebdebt shops, restaurants, cafes and bars. There are plentiful walks and the surrounding countryside is stunning. Cotswold towns of Bibury and Tetbury are close by and well worth a visit too.

Located in a quiet lane with only a few houses ending in a historic and beautiful Church, Atkyns Cottage was converted from the Victorian kitchens that belonged to Atkyns Manor. The beautifully converted 2 storey cottage is the perfect hideaway in a quintessential Cotswold Village for anyone looking to get out into the countryside.

The Cotswolds has it all: beautiful walks and bike rides, country pubs with local cuisine, nearby towns of Cirencester and Cheltenham with fascinating histories and unique character, watersports on the many lakes for a weekend of adventure, and much more. Your stay in the Cotswolds can truly be tailored to you and will undoubtedly be an unforgettable trip. A 500 year-old Manor House, Atkyns Manor does not stand alone as a beautiful property in the Saxon village of South Cerney: the streets of the village are lined with houses and cottages of Cotswold stone with bright, rose-adorned doorways and colourful, blooming front gardens. South Cerney is situated in the Cotswold Water Park, an area of 40 square miles with more than 150 lakes set across Gloucestershire and Wiltshire. Watersports and activities are available on many of these lakes. Atkyns Manor and Cottage also sit a 20 second walk away from the River Churn, the first tributary of the Thames, which provides the setting for beautiful walks along the bank or a dip in the stream. All Hallows Church, Anne Edwards’ College and the thatched roofed village hall contribute to the history and character of South Cerney, whilst 3 pubs full of village spirit, a fish & chip shop, chemist, Post Office, sandwich shop, Fentons community sports hall and cafe and a small co-operative all within a 3 minute walk of the cottage make it a relaxing getaway. Please scroll down to read our section on the neighbourhood, which gives many details on things to do, idyllic Cotswold villages to visit, walks, bike rides, and much more

Things to Do and places to visit We will provide you with further information on your arrival, but here is a taste of the many things to do and see during your stay in the Cotswolds. Cirencester – 10 minute drive and a bus hourly. The second largest Roman town of Corinium, Cirencester is a prosperous market town containing many interesting buildings spanning several centuries. --The Market - The beautiful marketplace with the backdrop of the historic Cirencester Abbey, is set up by traders of local meats, tweeds, cheeses, alcohol and much more every Monday and Friday, and there are regular craft and antiques markets in the historic Corn Hall. --Cirencester Park - a striking green space occupying a total of 3000 acres, with impressive landscaping and architecture, some reminiscent of ancient Greece and Rome. --Cirencester Park Polo Club – 15 minute drive. Founded in 1894, and situated amid the stunning parkland and woodland of Cirencester Park, there is polo to watch most days at this iconic polo club frequented by the Royal Family. --Eating out – The character of Cirencester is held up in its many independent and unique bars and restaurants. You’ll be spoilt for choice amongst the authentic pubs, and quirky cafes which all pride themselves on using local goods to produce their impressive cuisines. --Shopping – the shops of Cirencester are primarily independent, offering up locally produced food or fabrics, artisan goods and unique gifts. On the Water. South Cerney and the surrounding villages has many stunning lakes which make the perfect picturesque backdrop for a glass of wine in the evening, or for a busy day of activity. --South Cerney Outdoor – 20 minute walk. The crystal clear waters of the 47 acre lake are perfect for discovering new talents on the water. Activities available are canoeing, stand up paddleboarding, kayaking, windsurfing, and sailing – all available for everyone from complete novices to seasoned pros. --Lakeside Brasserie Ski and Wake – 25 minute walk. On a sheltered private lake, lakeside ski offer wakeboard and waterski lessons as well as fun rides on donuts, banana boats, and other inflatables. On site there is also a gym and a bar serving food with al fresco dining and a stunning view over Spring lake – perfect to watch the sunset with a refreshing drink. --Cotswold Country Park – 5 minute drive or 45 minute walk. A fun day out, Keynes Country Park situated on North Lake and South Lake offers even more watersports, and WIBIT AquaVenture. It has an inland beach, with water walkers, swan pedaloes, rowing boats, mini electric boats, mini golf, volleyball nets, and barbeque stations to hire. There is also a Pizzeria with views over the lake. Walking or bike rides – there are many, many beautiful walks out of Atkyns Cottage along footpaths, bridleways or country lanes. --Whether you’re looking for a short stroll down Bow Wow along the old canal, a walk along the railway tracks finishing at the Greyhound Pub in Siddington, an explore around the lakes, or a trek along the Wychwood Way, there are picturesque walks available, and so many stunning landscapes to explore. If you have a car, you are within a short distance of the famous Westonbirt Arboretum, or the rolling hills of the Cotswold Way. --we also enjoy going on bike rides to nearby pubs, and there are many available options in terms of distance. Visit Quintessential Cotswolds Villages We are very near to many beautiful villages which encapsulate the essence of the Cotswolds. Here are just a few examples. --The iconic Arlington Row in Bibury – 15 minute drive --Visit the famous Roman Villa and go for a woodland walk in Chedworth – 30 minute drive. --The car museum home of Brum, Birdland, and the Model Village as seen in Hot Fuzz in Bourton on the Water, known as the “Venice of the Cotswolds” – 30 minute drive --At the mid-point of the Cotswold Way is Painswick, surrounded by other villages and some of the best walking country – 30 minute drive --the home of Prince Charles and his Highgrove Deli, Tetbury is the perfect fudge coloured Cotswold town – 25 minute drive Spa --For a romantic or relaxing getaway, to relax after a day of watersports, or simply for a holiday within a holiday, South Cerney is within a short distance of many spas which can be visited for the day. Some favourites are: --Spa 6 at De Vere Cotswold Water Park – 3 minute drive. --Kings Head Hotel, Cirencester – 10 minute drive. --Barnsley House, Cirencester – 15 minute drive. --Calcot Manor, Tetbury – 30 minute drive.