Nestled near Bourton-on-the-Water in Gloucestershire is this superb three-bedroom 17th-century listed building, The Small House. Boasting a fabulous location within the 'golden triangle' of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a stunning interior full of character and a private garden with fantastic views over the Windrush Valley, The Small House is the perfect dwelling for a group or family of six looking for their next Cotswolds escape. Park up on the spacious driveway which can accommodate three cars, before unloading your bags and stepping into your new home-from-home. Be welcomed into the spacious sitting room, traditionally-decorated with authentic exposed wooden beams and original stone flooring dating back centuries, where you can look forward to curling up on the plush sofa with your favourite tipple as you select your favourite show from the Smart TV whilst the rustic open fire crackles nearby. When stomach’s start to rumble, make your way through to the well-equipped kitchen, stocked with exquisite glass and tableware, to whip up flavourful meals with the help of the electric cooker, AGA and fridge. Gather around the dining table for six to savour a delicious meal, or if the weather is nice, make dinner an alfresco affair and fire up the barbecue on your private patio, with fine log burners for when the evening cools. Completing the ground-floor is a handy cloakroom, ideal for avoiding the morning queues! Climb the stairs to the first floor where you will find three well-presented bedrooms, two doubles and a twin, each supplied with sumptuous high-quality linens and served by two bathrooms, one with a beautiful free-standing bath and a generous supply of Molton Brown toiletries for an indulgent soak, the other with a walk-in shower for those refreshing rinses. The Small House is excellently located within the 'golden triangle', within easy reach of vibrant towns for shopping sprees and a wealth of attractions, yet you can look forward to retreating back to The Small House to escape the hustle and bustle. Journey to the popular market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, where the quaint streets are lined with boutique stores, eye-catching art galleries and a host of elegant wine bars, providing the perfect stop-off for a well-deserved drink. For a family-friendly day out, venture further afield and visit Adam's Farm, the home Adam Henson, famed as the best-known farmer in the UK following a string of appearances on the BBC's Countryfile, where you can come face-to-face with cute farm animals, let the little ones burn off some steam at the adventure barn, or simply take in your picturesque surroundings with a wander through the magical woodland trails. Explore the local area and head over to the idyllic village of Bourton-on-the-Water, where you will find a charming selection of eateries, each serving tasty hearty meals, perfect for those evenings where you don’t feel like cooking! A wander through the village will also find a plethora of welcoming shops, the Cotswold Museum & Toy Collection, The Model Village, The Dragon Fly Maze, the expansive Birdland Park & Gardens which features over 500 birds and The Cotswolds Brewing Company, where you can pick up your favourite tipple or sample the local delights at a tasting. Just a short drive away is Northleach, home to a beautiful park and playground as well as the fascinating Old Prison, a Grade II listed building which now houses a café which serves delicious breakfasts and lunches, here you can also tour the former cells and a courtroom. Additionally, the medieval town of Burford rests nearby, on the banks of the River Windrush, home to a handsome high street, an impressive church and scattered with ancient houses and buildings, this makes an idyllic day out. Be sure to visit Daylesford Organics Farm for a superb selection of delicious restaurants, as well as the award-winning farm shop for fresh ingredients! For the keen walkers in your party, the Cotswolds boasts some of the best walks offering incomparable views, including the famous Cotswolds Way which spans 102-miles starting at Chipping Campden and ending at Bath Abbey. Just a little further, you will find the delightful town of Chipping Norton, well-known for its Diddly Squat Farm Shop which featured on the hit TV show, Clarkson’s Farm, as well as its local history museum and excellent selection of amenities. For an escape to the Cotswolds like no other, choose The Small House.
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