Situated in the delightful town of Painswick, Gloucestershire (often referred to as 'The Queen of the Cotswolds'), is this bright and airy, detached cottage, The Glebe.
Offering two well-presented bedrooms and within walking distance of local amenities, this charming abode makes a wonderful base for a small family or two couples looking to explore the picture-perfect Cotswolds.
On arrival to the cottage, ample off-road parking greets you (by the fence on the left), making unloading your bags that little bit simpler.
As you enter the property, the living/dining room invites you to kick off your shoes and sink into the sofa to watch a film on the Smart TV with your loved ones as the woodburning stove flickers.
From here, gather at the dining room to discuss your holiday plans while the chef of the group rustles up a delicious meal in the kitchen.
Amply-equipped, the kitchen offers an electric oven and induction hob for your self-catering requirements, while the handy dishwasher assists with the cleaning up.
Completing the ground floor is a sleek shower room where you can freshen up after a day of exploring the local area.
When sleep calls, venture upstairs for some well-earned rest; the first floor hosts a king-size and a double, each with hanging space for your belongings and a light and fresh décor.
Finish off your day with a relaxing soak in the bath; the first floor is complete with another sleek bathroom which also hosts a walk-in shower, should you prefer a refreshing rinse when you wake.
Outside, take advantage of the warmer weather and enjoy your meals alfresco in the courtyard where you will find dining seating for four and a charming array of plants and shrubbery lining the yard.
For days out while at the cottage, why not spend an afternoon exploring the 18th century flower and vegetable gardens at Painswick Rococo Garden?
Slightly further afield, wander the 250-acre Robinswood Hill Country Park, a lovely hilltop country park where you may see some of the resident foxes and badgers.
Enjoy a day in the city of Gloucester, home to the medieval Gloucester Cathedral and the fascinating Museum of Gloucester which houses exhibitions ranging from prehistoric times to the present.
Gloucester is home to a wealth of pubs, restaurants and other eateries, as well as a fabulous quay to stroll along to take in the character of the city.
Heading in the opposite direction, animal lovers will be pleased to discover Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens, the home of over 260 animals to get up-close and personal with.
Walkers, cyclists and explorers alike will not be left short for activities, being located in the heart of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you will find an abundance of breathtaking scenery and routes to discover, along with plenty of quaint villages and towns bursting with cultural and historical significance.
Make memories with your loved ones at any time of year in The Glebe.