Holiday Lets in Gloucestershire

An enviable location within the heart of the Forest of Dean the traditional village of Lydbrook is well served with a well-stocked shop fish & chip shop Indian takeaway and two good pubs. Here you can access cycle paths that will guide you deeper into the forest and the River Wye which is situated at the bottom of the village. Thrill-seekers can enjoy rock climbing and canoeing at Symonds Yat Go Ape at Mallards Pike and mountain biking throughout the Forest of Dean and Black Mountains across the Welsh Border. Whatever the time of year you ll be spoilt for choice with a vibrant events calendar; for foodies festivals include Abergavenny and Forest Showcase festival while for music lovers many of the smaller villages host festivals throughout the summer months. Not forgetting the two best known events in the area: the Hay on Wye Festival and Cheltenham Gold Cup. The cottage enjoys a remote location and as you climb the narrow footpath you can take in views across the village and surrounding countryside. The front porch offers a space where you can remove muddy boots before you step inside. The cottage is full of character offering a spacious kitchen/breakfast room where you can relax and enjoy catching up with friends whilst dinner is prepared the kitchen is well-equipped with an electric oven with gas hob microwave fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The kitchen enjoys natural light and greenery through the glass roof. There is also a raised dining table with four high-backed stools. For a more formal occasion you can dine in the snug this cosy room with garden views and wooden panelling has a table and chairs for four a small library and a great selection of board games for the competitive amongst you. The main lounge is perfect for relaxing with large sofas a wood burner and a TV. There is a utility room with a washing machine and a shower room with a shower and WC. Upstairs there are two bedrooms. The first is a super-king-size room with TV and steps down to a small garden room where you can enjoy the views with a morning coffee. The second is a king-size zip-and-link (that can be made into a twin on request). There is a bathroom with a Jacuzzi-style bath and WC. There is approximately 1 acre of mature gardens of which you are free to explore. For entertaining you can make the most of the raised terrace to the far side of the cottage which offers a summer house/unstocked bar with chimenea and an open terrace with a table and chairs. For stunning views and sunshine take a stroll to the vegetable patch where you can relax in one of the wooden loungers. A little further up the garden you can take afternoon tea under the pergola or simply meander through the orchard. Guests are welcome to help themselves to produce that is growing within the grounds during their stay. There is storage space for bikes within the summerhouse and a parking permit available for the guests for the social club car park at the bottom of the footpath. Need to know: 2 bedrooms 1 super king size, 1 king size zip and link (that can be made into twin 2 6 beds on request). 2 bathrooms 1 bathroom with Jacuzzi style bath and WC, and 1 ground floor shower and WC. Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Utility room with washing machine. Wood burner (first basket of logs included). TV in lounge and bedroom. Wi Fi included. Regret no children under 10 years of age. 1 dog welcome. Steep 240 yard narrow footpath to access the cottage. Parking permit for 1 car (1 further car by arrangement). Shop and pubs within 500 metres.

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Winchcombe is a vibrant town with Cotswold stone cottages and timbered town-centre inns dating back hundreds of years. The town centre is a Conservation Area with many listed buildings and historic features. Take advantage of independent shops delicatessens pubs and restaurants. A haven for keen walkers with both the Cotswold Way and Winchcombe Way passing through the town and Cleeve Hill nearby (9.5 miles) Winchcombe is most famous for its proximity to Sudeley Castle (1 mile) with its stunning gardens and children s adventure park and playground. For horse racing enthusiasts there is racing at Cheltenham (7 miles) and Stratford-upon-Avon (within 25 miles) with festivals throughout the year. For motor enthusiasts Prescott Hill Speed Climb (4 miles) holds motoring events. Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Steam Railway is nearby with a station at Greet (1 mile). The cottage itself has many original features and has been furnished sympathetically to further enhance its historic charm. Curl up on the sofa in front of the wood burner that sits proudly within the inglenook fireplace and enjoy a film on the Smart TV. There is a table and chairs for dining if you choose to eat in. The compact kitchen is well equipped with an induction hob electric oven and fridge with an ice compartment. There is a washing machine available in the outdoor laundry space. When the day is done climb the cottage stairs to find two bedrooms: a double room within the eaves and a further double room at the back of the cottage. The bathroom has a freestanding claw-foot bath where you can enjoy a relaxing soak and there s also an overhead rainfall shower and WC. Outside there is a mature cottage garden with stunning views across the open countryside and various places for you to sit and enjoy the sunshine throughout the day. There is roadside parking subject to availability. Need to know: 2 bedrooms doubles. 1 bathroom with shower over a freestanding bath, and WC. Electric oven and induction hob, fridge with ice compartment. External laundry room with washing machine. Wood burner (first basket of logs included). Smart TV in lounge. Roadside parking subject to availability. Shops, pubs, restaurants 0.3 miles.

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The traditional village of Westbury-on-Severn is a great location for walkers and you can walk along The Horseshoe of the River Severn just 1 mile away where in spring you might be able to see the famous Severn Bore and enjoy views across to the South Cotswolds from the top of the Garden Cliffs year-round. The Water Garden at Westbury Court Gardens is steeped in history and not to be missed along with a traditional village inn. The Forest of Dean offers a wide array of outdoor activities such as cycling walking horse riding fishing canoeing and kayaking on the River Wye. The historic cathedral city of Gloucester is 10 miles away where you can enjoy the tall ships at the docks on a lazy day shopping at the Quays. Step into the peace and tranquillity of this beautifully finished cottage. The accommodation is perfect for couples offering an open-plan living space with a mezzanine that has high ceilings and natural light. The cosy lounge is situated to the front of the cottage where you can relax after a day of exploring and enjoy the warmth from the wood burner. The kitchen/diner is to the rear enjoying natural light from the glazed French doors. The well-equipped kitchen offers an electric oven and hob fridge with ice compartment a washing machine and for dining a small table and chairs. There is also a bathroom with a handheld shower over bath and WC on the ground floor. When the day is done climb the stairs to the mezzanine double bedroom set within the eaves there is also a WC within this space. The enclosed Japanese-style garden is accessed via the French doors south facing with table and chairs and tranquil water feature. There is side access for bikes and muddy dogs. There is roadside parking subject to availability to the front of the cottage. Need to know: 1 bedroom 1 double. 1 bathroom with handheld shower over bath and WC. Electric oven and hob, fridge with ice compartment and washing machine. Wood burner (first basket of logs included). Regret no TV in property. Enclosed courtyard with table and chairs. Storage for bikes. Roadside parking (subject to availability). Pub 500 metres.

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Botloes Cottage is a ground floor barn conversion nestled in the hilly countryside of Botloes Green. The property is perfectly located for day trips to Gloucester, Hereford, Cheltenham and the beautiful Malvern Hills. The Three Choirs vineyard and restaurant is within walking distance and offers delicious meals and wine tasting.

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This converted Cotswold stone barn is at the end of a quarter mile hard-surface drive. Positioned on a hillside above Broadway in the extensive grounds of a 16th century gamekeeper’s cottage it commands breath-taking views across the valley.

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This detached property is located in the grounds of the Grade II listed 16th century Old Rectory, in the unspoilt village of Hawling. The house is just 8 miles from Cheltenham, at the highest point of the Cotswolds.

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This 300 year old Grade II listed Cotswold stone, thatched cottage in Broad Campden is a former village smithy. Bursting with character, Inglenook Cottage cottage is brimming with original features including a large inglenook fireplace, exposed beams and a stone staircase.

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The Oat House, in the delightful Cotswold village of Snowshill, is built in traditional style with honey coloured Cotswold stone beneath a slate roof. Locally there are many public footpaths and the Cotswold Way is close by.

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Mole End Cottage is a beautiful 18th century cottage which has been refurbished to a superb standard. Situated in North Cerney and just seven miles from Cirencester, on the doorstep is a wealth of stunning walks, pretty Cotswold villages and excellent pubs to discover.

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Rosebank Barn is set in rolling countryside on the edge of the enchanting village of Ablington. The village is located on the River Coln and the popular tourist destination of Bibury once described by William Morris as 'the most beautiful village in the Cotswolds', is a pleasant one mile walk away.

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Elinor Fettiplace at Pauntley Court is an enchanting house in which to stay, situated in a stunning position overlooking the glorious Gloucestershire countryside. This luxurious romantic retreat is close to some of the best country and river walks in the Cotswolds and Malvern Hills.

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The Dovecote, in the grounds of Elizabethan Pauntley Court, is the perfect country escape set in glorious gardens and close to beautiful country and river walks. Located within easy reach of the market towns of Newent and Ledbury and the spa towns of Malvern and Cheltenham.

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A luxury Cotswold stone barn conversion surrounded by beautiful countryside, this stunning property is set on the edge of a hamlet just two miles from Stow-on-the-Wold.

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This attractive 18th century Grade II listed Cotswold stone cottage offers many traditional features including an inglenook fireplace and beams. It is situated in the unspoilt, charming village of Ebrington and is an ideal retreat for a family of four.

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Harrowby End is a beautiful 18th century thatched cottage set within the picturesque Cotswolds village of Ebrington. This romantic, Grade II listed stone property was completely refurbished in 2020 yet retains many of charming historic features including an inglenook fireplace and exposed wooden beams.

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A beautiful 17th century Grade II listed farmhouse set in a picturesque hamlet at the foot of Bredon Hill. There are wonderful Cotswold views and miles of glorious walks straight from the doorstep. Fully renovated in 2020, this homely holiday let, ideal for family and friends to enjoy those special occasions or to simply unwind.

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Foxtail Cottage sits within a charming terraced row of mid 19th century cottages with enviable rear views over a deer park and rolling Cotswold countryside. This three-storey cottage provides a perfect blend of old and new and is ideal for a break in the Cotswolds throughout the seasons.

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Perfect for a romantic getaway for two, this lovingly renovated and fully modernised cottage complete with Cotswold stone fireplace, open fire, Aga and pretty garden with sun terrace, is ideal for a break in the Cotswolds throughout the seasons.

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"The Gap" sits at the end of a charming terraced row of mid 19th century cottages with exceptional views over the village deer park and of the rolling Cotswold hills beyond. With sumptuous furnishings and stylish finishes throughout, you may not want to leave this Rural Retreat to explore the wonderful countryside on your doorstep.

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Long Barn has been tastefully refurbished to a high standard, incorporating its traditional beginnings with all the comforts of contemporary living. The property also enjoys the added bonus of an outdoor, heated swimming pool available between late May and early September.

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Southcroft Cottage is ideally located in the peaceful village of Bredon's Norton at the foot of Bredon Hill. Lovingly renovated and fully modernised throughout, this spacious cottage with its pretty country garden and enviable countryside views is ideal for a break in the Cotswolds, throughout the seasons.

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A relaxing break awaits you at this charming 200-year-old Cotswold stone cottage with its original features and a pretty south-west facing courtyard garden. Situated in the thriving hilltop town of Minchinhampton, an historic Cotswold market town with an award-winning pub, independent butcher, fish and chip shop, two coffee shops, post office and general store. Within walking distance of Minchinhampton Common (600 acres of National Trust common land and a Site of Special Scientific Interest).

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With access to an indoor heated swimming pool and steam room, Cats Abbey Cottage is set within the beautiful grounds of Cats Abbey Hall. Originally built in 1806, the owners have lovingly restored the cottage to create a comfortable and contemporary living space, ideal for a romantic couple's retreat, but equally for a family get-together.

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Winacres Cottage is truly a hideaway where you can get away from it all and enjoy its idyllic location, well placed for donning walking boots and exploring the beautiful surrounding countryside. A ten to fifteen minute stroll to the picturesque market town of Minchinhampton will bring you to the Crown pub; Henry's coffee shop; and The Kitchen for cakes!

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