Located in the quaint village of Shottery, resting rurally in Warwickshire is Bluebell Cottage, a Grade II-listed, thatched dwelling. Bursting character and charm, whilst closely situated near a host of amenities and attractions, Bluebell Cottage makes the perfect base for a romantic break, inviting two guests. Benefit from a designated parking space before travelling through the front patio, entering the delightful stable door. Be welcomed into the living/dining room, adorned with beamed ceilings, and an Inglenook fireplace with an electric fire, offering the ideal setting to unwind after a day of travelling. Continue to the galley kitchen, well-equipped for a self-catered stay, complete with a washing machine for convenience. Dine indoors with the TV on in the backdrop, or head outside to the private patio for an alfresco arrangement. Return indoors and climb the traditional cottage stairs up to the double bedroom, where you can catch some rest before another day of exploration. Awaken to a refreshing shower in the bathroom, before setting off on foot into the village; here you'll find the Burnside Restaurant, and Bell pub if you'd prefer to dine out, along with a host of convenience stores and supermarkets. Head into Stratford-on-Avon and be spoilt for choice when it comes to attractions, all dotted alongside River Avon, offering the chance to tour Tudor World, visit the immersive Butterfly Farm, attend an event at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, or plan your stay to visit one of the many race days on at Stratford-on-Avon Racecourse. Continue into Warwick, also home to a racecourse, The Falconer's Quest, Priory Park and its pretty grounds, and Warwick Castle, a magnificent, medieval castle, offering day tickets, tours, and afternoon tea, before exploring the cobbled streets and charming villages scattered across the Cotswolds AONB. Experience a romantic retreat at Bluebell Cottage.

Just over a mile from the lovely market town of Stratford-upon-Avon, the mediaeval village of Shottery enjoys a tranquil location in the rolling hills of Warwickshire. This charming area, known for being the birthplace of Anne Hathaway, is home to numerous black and white thatched houses and a pleasant inn that serves delectable meals and excellent ales. Shakespeare's Stratford, with its renowned theatre, spectacular architecture, charming shops and pubs, and delightful riverbank walks, is easily accessible, while the surrounding mediaeval castles of Kenilworth and Warwick should not be missed. See the magnificent National Trust residence at Charlecote Park, which features a Capability Brown Deer Park, beautiful gardens, and an intriguing maze.

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