Inglenook Cottage has been designed to offer a truly charming getaway. Brimming with characterful features lies this terraced cottage in the centre of the pretty Cotswolds town of Winchcombe - think 17th century honey-hued lanes and black and white timbered houses filled with characterful pubs, great restaurants, delis and indie shops. Admire the stone-built exterior and the surrounding honey-coloured stone and timbered properties, before making your way into the cottage, which has retained a wealth of original features. Enter into the cosy living room, where contemporary furnishings and TV complement the exposed beams and stone-built fireplace, home to a bioethanol woodburner-style fire, offering the perfect space to unwind in the evening. In the kitchen, you will find a delightful range of appliances to assist you in cooking up a tasty home-cooked meal, whilst your loved ones keep you company at the dining table and plan tomorrows adventure as dinner simmers on the hob. The main bedroom boasts a double bed again filled with characterful features and offering lovely views. If you can tear yourself away from this charming abode, immerse yourself in your surroundings by taking a stroll into the town, where an array of pubs and restaurants are awaiting, as well as a number of cafés where you can enjoy afternoon tea. Within the town, you will find two small supermarkets and various shops for picking up the essentials, including a baker, a butcher where you can purchase locally sourced meat, and also a greengrocer for vegetables to cook up your own Cotswold delicacy. Due to the size of the bunk bed, Inglenook Cottage is suitable for 2 adults and 1 child <10 years of age. Free on-street parking, bed linen, towels, and fuel for bioethanol woodburner included.

Cheltenham-based with a passion for travel! Available at any time.

Famous as a centre for walkers, Winchcombe has a wonderful timeless quality about it, with Cotswold stone cottages standing side by side with distinctive black and white half-timbered buildings. Independent shops include a wonderful deli, traditional retailers, boutique clothing, interiors and antique shops. Immerse yourself in your surroundings by taking a stroll into the town, where an array of pubs and restaurants are awaiting, as well as a number of cafés where you can enjoy afternoon tea. Within the town, you will find two small supermarkets and various shops for picking up the essentials, including a baker, a butcher where you can purchase locally sourced meat, and also a greengrocer for vegetables to cook up your own Cotswold delicacy. If you are feeling adventurous, you could book onto one of the many guided tours of the town or soak up the countryside setting further by walking the Cotswold Way, the Gloucestershire Way, the Warden’s Way and the Windrush Way. For a taste of history and offering a superb family day out is the 1000-year-old Sudeley Castle and Gardens, or slightly further afield is the National Trust property of Snowshill Manor.