The property
Approached via a narrow lane from the village of South Cerney, with stunning walks on the doorstep, is this beautiful cottage enjoying a peaceful location.
The Clock Tower is ideal for those looking to explore a beautiful region of the Cotswolds, with The Cotswolds Way and Cotswolds Water Park close by.
Filled with character, this quality accommodation welcomes you with a well-presented kitchen/diner, catering to your needs throughout your stay, with glossy units and a modern finish.
The lounge boasts dual aspect, filling the room with natural light, where you can curl up with a book or see what's on TV.
A foodie feast can be enjoyed around the dining table in the kitchen with your loved ones, on return from a bracing walk.
Climb the staircase to find two king-size double rooms offering zip/link beds, so you can choose from a double or twin arrangement.
They each have en-suite facilities, however the second bedroom makes the most of the eaves, with the shower cubicle tucked behind an unusual shaped door frame, separate from the basin and WC.
Enjoy a peaceful spot outside your own enclosed garden, complete with a lovely seating area and barbecue, perfect for relaxed alfresco dining.
Just a stroll away are a selection of handy amenities in the village of South Cerney, including a pharmacy, hairdressers and three pubs.
The Cotswolds Water Park offers a fantastic day out for those who fancy trying water skiiing, sailing or kayaking.
There are also some fabulous walking trails and abundant wildlife to discover.
There are further attractions and places of interest in the city of Gloucester, and you also have Oxford and Swindon further afield.
Choose to stay at this charming homestay, for that much-awaited getaway.
About the location
SOUTH CERNEY, COTSWOLDS
Cirencester 5.1 miles; Swindon 13.8 miles
This quaint, stone-built village rests peacefully among the eastern fringes of the Cotswolds, in the district of Gloucestershire. Positioned just a stone's throw away from the market town of Circencester, South Cerney offers an array of local amenities including a shop, Post Office, hairdressers, pharmacy and takeaway/restaurant, as well as three public houses. Enjoy a round of golf at the 18-hole golf course on the edge of the village and sail or fish on the lakes of the Cotswolds Water Park. This renowned conservation area is a popular spot for anglers, water skiers and sailors, and walkers can enjoy the miles of countryside scenery. Nearby, Cirencester boasts a stunning church and rows of quirky cottages, along with a number of fine shops and eateries connected by a network of attractive streets. The Corinium Museum showcases a collection of Roman remains found locally, and you have a choice of immaculate parks offering memorable summertime strolls. Stroud is another market town worth a visit, offering bags of character, a choice of cosy pubs and plenty of walking, whilst the city of Gloucester is dominated by its medieval cathedral. The Cotswold Way is not to be missed during your stay; it winds itself through rolling countryside and past an array of timeless villages. Choose this lovely village for your next holiday destination in Gloucestershire.
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