Stroud District – miejsca z pralką i suszarką na pobyt wakacyjny

Spring Cottage, a cosy cotswold stone cottage

Our cottage sleeps 5-6 and is nestled in the Cotswold escarpment below Rodborough Common with over 300 acres of open countryside giving dramatic views over Stroud and the Severn Vale. Off the beaten track but only a short walk to Stroud. A great place to stay anytime of the year but with a woodburner it is very cosy in the winter. Only 1.5hrs by train from London. Loads of good walks nearby inc Cotswold Way. Short drives to Bristol, Cirencester, Gloucester and Cheltenham. Highchair,cot, stairgate available.

Breathtaking Cotswolds Restored Chapel Valley View

Step into a rare and remarkable stay at ‘The Old Church’, a lovingly restored & renovated 1820s chapel nestled on the hillside in the idyllic Cotswolds village of Sheepscombe. This enchanting property blends timeless character & period charm with a relaxing contemporary feel. A truly unique picturesque countryside escape. Located in a tranquil woodland setting on the edge of Blackstable Nature Reserve with scenic valley walks, a rustic village setting, a playground & lovely pub down the lane.

Mini MackHouse: magical escape to Gloucestershire

Welcome to our slice of magic, the CoachHouse on our family home just outside Stroud in Gloucestershire. Whether it’s the award winning market that you’ve come to experience, the culture or events of Cheltenham, Bath, Gloucester or Bristol, or the beautiful countryside, Stroud (recently voted best place to live in the UK by The Times) has something for everyone. Set in a south facing bowl, surrounded by a magical garden, Mini MackHouse is incredibly well equipped and beautifully appointed.

Greencourt Loft, Cotswold Way, Middleyard, Stroud

Greencourt Loft is a self contained, comfortable and luxurious coach house room situated in the beautiful and quiet village of Middleyard, on the edge of the Cotswold Escarpment in-between Stroud and Stonehouse. Just a few miles from J13 of the M5, we are in an area of outstanding natural beauty with access to open common land and ancient woodland, where mountains bikers, runners walkers and horse riders can all enjoy outdoor activities. The famous Cotswold Way runs close to the property.

Cotswolds Romantic Getaway in Luxury Barn

The Barn at Church View is a unique luxury conversion of a 200 year old stone former calving barn on the western fringe of The Cotswolds, near the maket towns of Thornbury and Wotton-under-Edge. Its privileged countryside location is within easy reach of the vibrant cities of Bristol, Bath and Gloucester offering an abundance of things to do. The recently renovated barn is a tranquil private space away from noisy roads, the perfect setting for your next holiday or romantic getaway.

Woodwells - Cotswold stone house in ancient woods

An traditional Cotswold house on the edge of ancient woodland, with views across the stunning Owlpen valley. Newly refurbished in January 2017, this home offers a chance to escape from the busy pace of life in the middle of nowhere. Farmhouse kitchen with dining table on the ground floor, along with a dining room with open fire & living room with country views. One twin room with adjoining bathroom on the ground floor and two further double bedrooms, plus family bathroom upstairs.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stylish and unique Cotswold village cottage

**No booking fees** History abounds in The Old Mill Cottage. Originally built in around 1700, it was part of a silk mill and oozes period features, with stone mullion windows and wooden beams. Old Mill Cottage can sleep up to four guests, this country bolthole has been finished to a high standard with a warm and inviting interior and an array of modern facilities including Superfast WiFi, TV and a well-equipped kitchen. There is designated outdoor patio and off-street parking

Elmside is a country cottage with Hot Tub

This property offers a peaceful and relaxing holiday. we have a local shop in the village run by local volunteers offering a good friendly service with an array of local produce. Next to the shop is the village recreation ground with a designated play area suitable for a game of football or even a picnic. The local Old Fox pub and restaurant is a 5 minute walk from the cottage , a very popular place to eat and it would be advisable to book in advance to avoid disappointment.

Forest of Dean, The Old Chapel

In the Forest of Dean, the Old Chapel is situated next to woodland with wonderful walks right on the doorstep. The chapel has been sympathetically restored and retains many original features, character and charm. An abundance of pine cladding on walls and ceilings give a wonderful feeling of warmth and relaxation. The floors are original pine. Candles in the evening and a beast of a woodburner makes this an incredibly relaxing place to be. Something a little bit different.

Peaceful country cottage with gorgeous views

A peaceful, rural location in a beautiful area surrounded by fields. The private rooms are self-contained and attached to our home with an entrance exclusively for guests’ use. Two bedrooms with double beds, bath/shower room plus kitchenette/diner with access and views over our garden. Basic breakfast included. Superfast Wifi. Excellent walking/cycling from the house. Well placed for visits to Cotswold villages, Bath, Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham by car or by train.

Stylish self contained studio apartment

Located within 5 minutes of J13 M5, this contemporary hi-end self contained studio apartment is set within the grounds of the owners home, situated within walking distance of the quiet village of Eastington with its friendly gastropub. It is beautifully presented and equipped to a high standard. Adjoining the canal, guests can enjoy lovely walks, cycle, or explore other attractions including The Cotswold Way, Stroud Farmers Market, Berkley Castle and Woodchester Mansion.

Stunning Cotswold Converted Barn + Views & Garden

Characterful barn conversion set on our family run farm. Fantastic views, ample sized garden and living space for a perfect rural retreat whatever the weather. Close links to the Cotswold way, pubs and shops within walking distance. Parking for several cars. The barn was once used as the dye house for the working cloth mill in the 1800's, however during the war the dye house was repurposed as a cowshed and now recently converted into a home.