The property
The Nailsworth is a historic building situated in Nailsworth, Gloucestershire.
It has been lovingly renovated into a contemporary holiday home, boasting large Victorian rooms and high-quality furnishings.
Step into the sitting room with its large white corner sofa and relax while watching your favourite shows or films.
The kitchen has a wonderful set of contemporary fitted units and plenty of worktop space for preparing your meals.
Appliances of the highest order are on-hand to help you cook up a storm for your loved ones.
With a lovely dining room table with seating for six people.
The property has three bedrooms: three super king-size beds, two of which have zip and link features and can be made into twin beds, to suit all types of guests looking to stay.
A lovely shower room and en-suite wet room, with modern fixtures and fittings.
There is so much to enjoy about this property.Off-road parking is available.
Nailsworth has easy access to many local attractions.
For groups of friends or family days out, the Rush Skate Park is the perfect destination for a fun-filled day.
Whether an amateur or a self-professed professional, there is something for everyone.
Offering a practice area with a Resi jump box, a foam pit and a trails track.
The Nailsworth is the perfect holiday home for families or a group of friends.
About the location
CIRENCESTER
Bibury 6 miles; Stroud 12 miles; Cheltenham 15 miles; Gloucester 17 miles
A charm-filled market town on the eastern fringes of the Cotswolds AONB. Cirencester boasts architecture both dramatic and quaint, with its stunning church and rows of quirky cottages. Discover a number of fine shops and eateries connected by a network of attractive streets. Also discover the Corinium Museum, displaying a collection of Roman remains found locally. A choice of immaculate parks offer a memorable summertime stroll. Venture into the Costwolds AONB to discover much activity, answering to everybody's needs. The chocolate-box village of Bibury, with its renowned rows of stone cottages, is just 7 miles away. Stroud is another character-packed market town within reach, ideal for a stroll at your leisure. The city of Gloucester is dominated by striking buildings while nearby Cheltenham is best known for its horse racing festival. The Cotswolds itself offers a wealth of opportunity for avid walkers and cyclists. The Cotswold Way winds itself through rolling countryside and past a host of timeless villages. Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold and Moreton-in-Marsh are among the most notable.
Region Information
Note: There is refundable good housekeeping bond £250.00 needed prior to arrival.
Note: There is an addition charge for pets on this property of £25