Winchcombe with its close proximity to the Cotswold Way, Wardens Way, Gloucestershire Way, Wychavon Way and Windrush Way, is an ideal base for a walking holiday. There are many places to eat and enjoy a drink in Winchcombe and the town is graced with many links with both national and local history. Sudeley Castle was the home of Katherine Parr, Henry VIII’s last wife and nearby are Hailes Abbey; a 13th Century Cistercian house, founded by Richard, Earl of Cornwall and Belas Knap, one of the finest neolithic long barrows in Gloucestershire. Winchcombe is also ideally situated for Cheltenham with its Literature, Jazz, Science and National Hunt Festivals. The last of which of course culminates in the world famous Cheltenham Gold Cup.

This pretty cottage has recently been restored to a very high specification, and is located within the conservation area of Winchcombe. Whilst situated in the centre of the village it enjoys a tranquil location but it is only a short stroll from the nearest shops and pubs. The living accommodation comprises sitting room with comfortable seating, 'Living Flame' gas fire, television with DVD player and a collection of DVD’s, conservatory with dining table and chairs, and kitchen with high quality appliances which include a gas hob, integrated electric oven and grill, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dryer.

There is one double bedroom with a King size bed, one twin bedroom and a comfortable sofa bed which can sleep two in the sitting room. A cot and high chair are also available. The bathroom has just been completely refitted and includes a separate shower cubicle and a bath.

Outside, a pretty patio and garden can be found to the rear of the property.