Brimming with rustic charm, this classic countryside cottage set in a quiet spot in Stanley Pontlarge offers a great base for couples and families to explore the quintessential villages and rolling landscapes of the Cotswolds. The hamlet of Stanley Pontlarge provides a haven for anyone keen to reconnect with the great outdoors, boasting footpaths leading to the Cotswold Way and the ancient Belas Knap Long Barrow. Surrounded by stunning hills, the historic town of Winchcombe, 3 miles away, offers a variety of independent shops to explore, as well as peaceful strolls alongside the River Isbourne. History buffs can uncover the heritage of Sudeley Castle, 3 miles away, whilst nature lovers can walk its 10 magnificent gardens. The grand Regency architecture, boutiques and restaurants of the spa town of Cheltenham and the iconic miniature replica at The Model Village in Bourton-on-the-Water can both be reached within 16.5 miles.
Reminiscent of days gone by, featuring a traditional country-cottage-style finish that’ll capture your imagination, the light and bright kitchen provides everything you need to get creative with your delicious local produce. Enjoying lovely green views across the rolling countryside, the spacious lounge/diner is the heart of this home-away-from-home. The farmhouse-style wooden dining table and monk's bench echo the heritage of your surroundings, whilst the feature wood burner set inside a painted stone inglenook fireplace adds warmth and charm in equal measure. During the warmer months, throw open the patio doors to the garden to make the most of indoor/outdoor living and unwind on the sumptuous sofa amongst the soothing sounds of the evening breeze. Adjoining the living space is the spacious double bedroom, which enjoys serene neutral hues that set the scene for relaxation. Leading off this bedroom, you’ll find the quaint bunk bedroom, the perfect peaceful spot for children. Accessed from the double bedroom, the contemporary family bathroom offers everything you need to wash off a long day on the local trails.
A sanctuary of tranquillity, the beautiful, large lawned garden offers plenty of space for you to enjoy alfresco drinks, quiet picnics or stargazing under clear, dark skies. The charming steam railway that passes at the bottom of the garden sets a wonderfully serene, picturesque ambience. Outside, you’ll also find off-road parking for one car.