Stow-on-the-Wold 1 mile. A traditional stone-built cottage encompassed by the beauty of the Cotswolds, Crooked Beams is a true marvel for those seeking a countryside escape. Best suited for a couple's retreat, but equally as wonderful for friends and family, this end-terrace is ideally placed for outdoor exploration. Step down from the gravelled area of the driveway and enter into the kitchen/diner to find all the essentials you could need for your self-catered stay tucked beneath the beams of the room; sit at the table in the centre of the room as your dinner simmers on the hob, before heading into the sitting area to unwind into your evening. The living/dining room makes a great area for your morning cup of tea to be enjoyed in front of the roaring open fire, giving you a true taste of a countryside cottage and an aura of English elegance. Later in the evening, the conservatory makes the perfect spot to spread out and play a board game brought from home on the dining table with optional heating, or in the summer months, open up the doors to let in the fresh breeze as your canine companions play freely in the rear lawn and patio area. Move up onto the first floor at the end of the day to find the quaint study inviting you in to get lost in a good book; a truly tranquil way to end your evening. Choose from either a king-size or a double bedroom to rest your head, both with ample storage space and bright and airy settings, they're equally as delightful. The local area of Maugersbury is perfect for walking, with nearby Stow-on-the-Wold being a steady stroll away, with a wide selection of eateries to choose from for a traditional Sunday dinner, alongside shops, an art gallery and the historic landmark of the Postbox, there's plenty to explore here whilst being surrounded by scenic excitement. In easy reach you can also find Bourton-on-the-Water, known as 'Venice of the Cotswolds', here you can find even more history, a museum, model village and a wildlife park, there's activity for all ages. Crooked Beams is a delightful cottage for those seeking a countryside escape to the Cotswold.

Stow-on-the-Wold is the highest town in the Cotswolds, once an Iron Age Fort, it now stands to offer rich history and an array of wonderful amenities. Visit the town's biannual Gypsy Horse Fair, craft fairs and monthly Farmers' market for a day out with a difference, or explore its traditional pubs, quaint shops and tea rooms. Bourton-on-the-Water can be found within close reach, providing scenic beauty and plenty of walking routes, it's one of the Cotswold's most popular villages.

Accommodation