Ferienunterkünfte in Winchcombe

Thimble Cottage. Winchcombe

Charming 200 year old Cotswold stone Cottage with oak beams and log burner. Situated in the heart of the ancient Saxon town of Winchcombe. Two lovely bedrooms, one with king size bed and the second with two single beds. Fully furnished to a high standard with an attractive long garden and patio seating area. Close to all amenities, pubs, restaurants and local produce shops i.e bakers, butchers and delicatessen. Sudeley Castle and grounds are a short walk from the cottage. Pet friendly No smoking

Penny Cottage - Cosy Cotswold cottage

Penny Cottage is in the heart of the former Saxon town of Winchcombe. It is a traditional Cotswold cottage with a working inglenook fireplace. It is on the Cotswold Way and has access to miles of country walks. Sudeley Castle, the resting place of the only Queen of England to be buried outside a royal palace, is within walking distance. A variety of pubs and restaurants can all be found within a 5 minute walk. The town also boasts a variety of independent shops, and two small supermarkets.

Little Nook Cottage - Cosy & Large Garden

Located in the heart of Winchcombe with far reaching views over the rolling Cotswold hills, Little Nook Cottage is a charming bolt hole, perfect for couples or a small family from which to explore the Cotswolds. You will find beautifully crafted beams and original stone floors paired with all the luxuries you need for a relaxing break. Featuring a cosy living/dining room with wood burning fire, a super comfy double room and even a dedicated work space should you wish to work away from home!

Cotswold Barn Loft with Panoramic views

A light spacious Cotswold barn conversion, for 2 people with panoramic views of the Cotswold countryside Aga and fully equipped kitchen Separate bedroom with double bed and en-suite shower room separate access and no shared facilities. Renovation work is taking place indirectly opposite, 8am till 4pm Monday to Friday no work on Saturday or Sunday The work will be inside the house and to the rear I hope it will not affect your decision to stay If you have questions please message Thanks

The Garden House in Kingsholm, Gloucester

The Garden House is a lovely single room annex with independent access, en-suite bathroom and shower. Light, cosy, and simply furnished, set in the garden of a residential home near the centre of Gloucester, it's a quiet space to relax or work. Driveway parking available. A two-minute walk to the famous Kingsholm rugby stadium and food shops, ten minutes to city centre, bus and train stations, cathedral, Quays shopping outlet, restaurants and historic docks. Easy bus route to Cheltenham.

Idyllic cottage with direct Access to Cotswold Way

17th-century gem: original features, tranquil stream inside the property, and a private picturesque garden with DIRECT ACCESS to the Cotswold Way! Stay in a 300 years old cottage. Nestled in an AONB, this Grade II listed hideaway offers a peaceful, idyllic stay within a 15-minute drive from Cheltenham. Great to cosy up on wet days, explore the area, or enjoy our garden on a sunny day. Perfect for romantic getaways, nature lovers or people who want to escape the humdrum of everyday life.

The Feathered Nest an idyllic Cotswolds escape.

Nestled in the heart of historic Winchcombe, The Feathered Nest offers a welcoming escape in the beautiful North Cotswolds. Set on picturesque Vineyard Street, this lovingly restored former wool cottage blends timeless character with modern comforts. Thoughtfully renovated by the owners this the boutique two-bedroom home features stylish furnishings and all the contemporary amenities you need for a relaxing stay. Available for long weekend breaks this January & February.

Charming ‘mini cottage’ bedroom and shower room

A pretty and private little Cotswold stone bakehouse converted to a bedroom and shower room with beautiful Cotswold views set in rolling farmland on edge of historic hamlet of Hailes. We are right on the Cotswold Way and an ideal stop off after the first leg or walk the myriad of footpaths around us straight from the door. Within easy access of Cheltenham racecourse and the lovely villages of the Cotswolds, the many country pubs or a visit to the amazing Giffords Circus.

Barley Cottage

A character filled centrally-located cottage sure to enable a relaxing stay in our picturesque Cotswold town. An indoor log burner keeps the place cosy, and a small patio with garden to the rear of the cottage allows for outdoor dining during the summer. Cook for yourselves in the fully equipped kitchen or eat out at the many eateries in town right on the doorstep. A fully refurbished bathroom with walk in shower and sofa bed that can sleep 2 are also at your leisure.

Apple Tree Cottage, 2 bedroom (double & king beds)

Apple Tree Cottage is a charming Cotswold stone cottage, located right in the heart of Winchcombe with country pubs and shops just a stone's throw from the front door. Located on the most photographed street in the ancient Anglo-Saxon town of Winchcombe. We a few items when you arrive including my homemade jam! The cottage living room ceiling is quite low (as is traditional) so taller guests may wish to factor this into their stay

Cotswold77 - Heart of the Cotswolds

Set in the heart of the Saxon village of Winchcombe a beautifully restored and luxuriously furnished Grade II listed cottage set over three floors with a pretty, sunny garden. Glorious countryside, Cotswold country pubs and a Michelin star restaurant all in walking distance. 6 miles from Cheltenham Racecourse and perfect for the Literature, Jazz and Science Festivals in Cheltenham. An Idyllic spot for exploring the Cotswolds!

'Fifteen off the Green'- 1 Bedroom Cotswolds Home

Nestled on a close next to a peaceful tree-strewn lawn lies ‘Fifteen off the Green’. This fun and unique one bedroom home offers its guests the perfect balance of luxury and design whilst adding all creature comforts to make you feel right at home. Newly refurbished and designed with couples in mind, this home has everything you could need to cook up a storm or just to relax and unwind after a busy day exploring the Cotswolds.