The cottage
This single storey cottage forms part of the Hinton Grange Complex, situated in an idyllic south Gloucestershire position, with many walks and natural beauty spots just waiting to be discovered.
Whether you are planning a romantic getaway for two, or a trip with friends, this retreat is a unique place to bring your loved ones, magnificently styled with characterful features, and pure attention to detail.
The Campbell Cottage offers an open-plan living area, where you will enjoy socialising morning through to evening, with views of the lovely grounds to keep you company, and pastel coloured sofas to relax on.
Dividing off from a corridor, the bedrooms are a heart-warming place to return to, brought to life by original stone fireplaces and traditional furnishings, one room even boasts a small canopy over the bed.
To complete the interior, en-suite bathrooms bring a luxury overtone, each elevated by a roll-top bath, and well-coordinated paneled wall decor.
Appreciate the cottage in its entirety, then spend some time in the lawned garden which provides a collection of furniture, perfect for a sunny afternoon.
Many lovely walks and cycle routes can be enjoyed from the village, with the Cotswold Way and Monarch's Way running close by.
Nearby, Dyrham Park includes 270 acres of ancient parkland, with breathtaking views, landscaped gardens, a beautiful 17th century mansion, tea room and historic herd of deer.
Badminton House and estate, home of the famous horse trials, is just a short drive away, as is the World Heritage city of Bath with Georgian architecture, music festivals, Roman baths, unique shops, restaurants and the Thermae Bath Spa, Britain's only natural spa where you can indulge yourself under a starlit sky.
A traditional cottage in a lovely destination.
About the location
HINTON
Bath 11.5 miles; Bristol 15.5 miles.
The pretty village of Hinton lies in idyllic south Gloucestershire countryside, and boasts a traditional village pub serving excellent food and real ale. Many lovely walks and cycle routes can be enjoyed from the village, with the Cotswold Way and Monarch's Way running close by. Nearby, Dyrham Park, owned by the National Trust, offers 270 acres of ancient parkland, with breathtaking views, landscaped gardens, a beautiful 17th century mansion, tea room and historic herd of fallow deer. Also close by, the thriving village of Pucklechurch boasts a Grade I listed church, bakery, village store and post office. Badminton House and estate, home of the famous horse trials, is just a short drive away, as is the World Heritage city of Bath, offering something for everyone including stunning Georgian architecture, music festivals, Roman baths, unique shops, restaurants and the Thermae Bath Spa, Britain's only natural spa where you can indulge yourself under a starlit sky. The city of Bristol has a large number of museums featuring outstanding collections of art and archaeology, geology and natural history. Step on board the world's first great ocean liner, Brunel's SS Great Britain, in Bristol's historic Harbourside. An easy drive takes you to the picturesque village of Castle Coombe, well known for its car racing track, and the quaint National Trust village of Lacock, used in the filming of the BBC serial Cranford. Malmesbury, with its 12th century Benedictine Abbey, The Cotswold Water Park, Westonbirt Arboretum and the Royal Forest of Dean all make a lovely day out.
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