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A “Gem in the Heart of a Hilltop Village”

Eileen’s Cottage is in the heart of a quiet hilltop village with both the Lamb Inn and shop within 100yds. Country walks abound including “Cider with Rosie’s” Slad Valley and The Woolpack Inn for more than a short stroll. A centre for Cheltenham, Bath,Historic Gloucester Docks, Bristol,Westonbirt Arboretum, Slimbridge, Golf Courses,Eventing and Polo. Drop into the”Jolly Nice Cafe” with its Yurt and Farm Shop on your way to Cirencester. Visit Stroud’s award winning Farmers Market and much more

The Chapel, Cirencester, Cotswolds

The Old Chapel is a unique detached luxurious converted Chapel in the heart of the Cotswolds. It is situated on a quiet lane in the lovely idyllic rural village of North Cerney. A short walk away is The Bathurst Arms, great for eating & drinking at while overlooking the River Churn. Cerney House Gardens described as a "romantic secret place" is nearby. Cirencester is less than 5 miles away as are many other famous Cotswold Villages. The Regency town of Cheltenham is just over 12 miles away.

The Cottage at The Old Rectory, Oaksey

The Cottage at The Old Rectory, Oaksey is a one bedroom self catering cottage with widespread views of the Cotswold countryside. Ideally situated in the grounds of the main house it provides a great balance between privacy and the use of the gardens. It has one double bedroom with plenty of cupboard space, a lounge, kitchen with small breakfast area and a bathrrom fitted with a walkin shower. Local towns are Cirencester, Malmesbury and Tetbury with great access to the full Cotswold offering.

Lavender Cottage - Cosy 2-bedroom Cotswold cottage

Escape the stresses of life in this cosy Cotswolds cottage. Whether you need a winter break with frosty walks, a soak in a warm bath and a good film in front of the fire or a summer getaway with BBQs and country pub gardens, this cottage has what you need. Nestled in the picturesque village of Chedworth, in the centre of the Cotswolds, this cottage is the perfect base from which to explore the beautiful countryside and incredible pubs and restaurants the area has to offer.

Stylish studio apartment with breakfast hamper.

Nestled in the Cotswold countryside, Pillars Loft offers a hideaway perfect for two, with stylish interiors, modern amenities and luxurious home comforts. Bordering the regency spa town of Cheltenham and the charming market town of Cirencester, Pillars is perfectly located for those looking to enjoy a spot of retail therapy, fine dining or festival scene that Cheltenham is renowned for while also catering for those looking for a peaceful rural retreat.

Pippa’s Cottage-walk to Cirencester and Gastro Pub

Pippa's Cottage is our self contained detached annexe with private roof terrace, just over a mile from the centre of the pretty market town of Cirencester. We are a 7 minute walk to a Sunday Times Gasto pub, The Plough by Sam and Jak, and less than 5 minutes to the fields entering Cirencester Park, or The Stratton Hotel Spa (1/2 day bookings available. Off road parking is included. We can accommodate 3 people with an extra charge.

5 star Cotswold luxury with tennis court & garden

The East Wing at Warrens Gorse is a newly-renovated, self-contained flat situated within Warrens Gorse House, in the heart of the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire. Conveniently situated near the A417 with easy access to Cirencester, Cheltenham and within the stunning Cotswold area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. We are Superhosts on Air BnB and previously experienced owners of two holiday cottages in Wales and Cornwall.

Stunning 2 bed Cotswold cottage, sleeps 4

Formally a candle making workshop and then the village surgery, Heron Cottage has recently been completely refurbished and extended to create a modern, light and comfortable cottage. Sitting in beautiful countryside and conveniently located between Cheltenham and Cirencester, the cottage is perfect for romantic breaks and those that want to escape from busy city life.

One bedroom cottage in the heart of the Cotswolds

Cowcombe End is part of Cowcombe House, which is a late 17th century Cotswold stone home. Close to the market towns of Tetbury, Stroud and Cirencester, it is well positioned for exploring the Cotswolds. The property is surrounded by three and half acres of fields and gardens, with views over to the Chalford valley