Country Chimneys
8 guests
4 bedrooms
Winchcombe, Cheltenham
Oozing in medieval character with its sixteenth-century facade and original features throughout, Mercia hides a little secret behind its quirky front. You wouldn't expect it, yet a light-filled and contemporary entertaining space features at the back, with fabulous views of the Isbourne Valley and Sudeley Hill.
The Foxy Snug
14 guests
5 bedrooms
Stanton, Broadway
This Grade II listed home dates back 400 years and is the perfect place to experience rural countryside grandeur. It’s a splendid home for celebrations and special occasions, with more than enough room for fourteen guests.
The Crown & Anchor
10 guests
5 bedrooms
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
If you fancy waking up to the sound of blackbirds singing in the trees, then this home is for you. This picture-perfect cottage is located in an idyllic corner of the Cotswolds and offers the perfect countryside escape for a large group looking for some fresh air and good times.
Lady Jane Grey & Princess Elizabeth
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Winchcombe, Cheltenham
This period cottage, set within the grounds of a 15th-century castle fringing Winchcombe, has some impressive royal connections. Named after Queen Elizabeth I, who favoured the castle as a young princess, there’s heaps of history to uncover here.
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