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Betty and John Hayward welcome you to Hyde Wood House where they offer Bed & Breakfast accommodation and separate Self-Catering accommodation in The Woolsack. Originally built as a working farmhouse, Hyde Wood House is a comfortable and welcoming family home and still has stables that help it retain its character.

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Our aim is to provide homely accommodation in comfortable rooms. A warm welcome is assured, with tea and homemade cakes offered on afternoon arrival to help guests recover from their journey. Comprehensive breakfasts are served in an elegant dining room. For those with a good appetite a traditional farmhouse breakfast is served, straight from the aga. A lighter breakfast is available for those with smaller appetites.

The house is tastefully furnished with a log fire in the lounge on cold winter nights. In the summer you can relax in the sunroom after a day sightseeing in the Cotswolds. The garden is available for recreation.

All bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, with remote control TV and radio and other homely extras. Hairdryers, extra bedding and ironing facilities are available upon request.

We hope to cater for all your needs, so please inform us of any special requirements. Please note that Hyde Wood House is a no-smoking establishment.

Welcome to No 1 Trap House Court - Holiday let in Minchinhampton

Our holiday cottage is a beautiful newly built property in a courtyard setting. Recently finished to a high standard, it offers contemporary accommodation in the heart of the historic market town Minchinhampton.

The accommodation is located over three floors with one bedroom sleeping 2 people. Twin or double bed available.

The entrance hall has a small utility room with a washing machine and stairs leading up to the open plan kitchen / sitting room.

The kitchen is very well equipped with fridge, dishwasher and cooker. The beech worktop provides a small dining table. There is also a television (freeview) and a DVD player. On this level, there is a bathroom with shower and bath.

Further stairs lead to the bedroom and small ensuite bathroom.

The cottage has gas central heating.

 ALL BED LINEN AND TOWELS ARE PROVIDED

A breakfast package is in the cottage for your arrival consisting of cereals, local breads, croissant, jams,  milk, fruit juice, tea and coffee, and a homemade cake for your stay.

AN EXQUISITE LISTED PERIOD COTTAGE, PART OF ONE OF THIS COTSWOLD MARKET TOWN’S MOST SIGNIFICANT TERRACES FORMERLY CONNECTED TO THE GATCOMBE PARK ESTATE

The interior is a skilful blend of old and new with the character features combining with modern appointments and chic décor to provide a holiday home of exceptional appeal that can only be fully appreciated on arrival.

This holiday let offers luxury self catering rental accommodation whether you are looking for a holiday, short break or romantic weekend and is welcoming at any time of year - Sleeps 7 + 1.

Park Terrace, in its entirety, is listed Grade II - such is its importance in the history of Minchinhampton and local architecture. Built in 1833 by David Ricardo, the then owner of Gatcombe Park, Park Terrace stands proudly above Windmill Road. The construction follows the vernacular architecture in both style and materials and the individual dwellings now form most attractive cottage homes, of which this is a particularly fine example.

The cottage provides an ideal base from which to explore this beautiful area, with acres of National Trust common land, the Golden Valleys (Laurie Lee Country) and close to the thriving towns of Stroud, Nailsworth and Cirencester.

'I remember, too, the light on the slopes, long shadows in tufts and hollows, with cattle,
brilliant as painted china, treading their echoing shapes' - Laurie Lee

It is situated just a short walk to the centre of Minchinhampton with close proximity to shops, including the famous butchers cafes and pub, and very good chinese take away.

Tariff:- from £395.00 per week
shorter stays and weekends may be possible, price by agreement

This traditional cottage was built in 1883 and still retains many of the original features including fire places, wooden beams and exposed stone walls. The village itself is typical of the Cotswolds and dates back to at least the 12th century.

At a glance:

• A traditional Grade II listed cotswold cottage
• Sleeps up to 4 plus a cot
• All linen and towels provided
• Sorry, no pets
• No smoking

The cottage comprises:

• A lounge area with seating for five. The lounge also boasts a gorgeous feature fireplace. A television and DVD player are available to you along with a small selection of DVDs. If you would like to watch something in particular whilst visiting the cottage please let us know in advance and we can pre-book it for you for a small rental fee. There are also a small selection of board games.
• A kitchen/dining room. The kitchen is equipped with a gas, four burner hob and an electric oven. We also have a large fridge/freezer, kettle, microwave and toaster. The dining area has a table and four dining chairs. A highchair is available on request.
• A bedroom on the first floor. This can be made up as either a single or double bedroom. There is also a built-in wardrobe available for your use. There is another feature fireplace in this room but this is no longer used for heating.
• A bathroom equipped with a shower over the bath to cater for everyone's preference. Also a toilet and hand basin.
• A master bedroom on the second floor. This bedroom has the original timber beams still on show which add to the whole atmosphere of the cottage. This room can be made up as a single, double or twin bedroom depending on the number in your party. There is also ample room to put up a baby's cot in this room, which can be provided at a small additional charge.
• There is a washer/dryer situated in the outhouse just outside the back door.
• There is also a good sized garden mostly laid to lawn to enjoy.

Tariff per Week:- Low Season £380; Mid Season £450; Peak Season £550

Bakehouse Cottage at Amberley Bakery - (Sleeps 4)

Set in the heart of beautiful Cotswold countryside, these old traditional English stone country cottages were originally the village bakery and have been exceptionally well renovated.

Bakehouse Cottage is currently the only cottage of the three that is available as a holiday let. Amberley Bakery overlooks the beautiful Minchinhampton Common, and across the valley leading to nearby Rodborough Common. The Cotswold hilltop village of Amberley has two pubs with good food, a friendly shop/post office and church.

The cottage fronts directly onto the 600 acres of Minchinhampton Common owned by the National Trust, with a golf course, cattle wandering freely and spectacular views. Superb location for walking, biking, kite flying or horse riding.

A perfect tranquil holiday base for families or couples any time of the year. There are lovely walks from the door, across the wide open space of the commons or woodland walks in the valleys below.

Garden furniture is provided for you to enjoy your meals on the common, surrounded by wild flowers and butterflies.

The cottage is a delight – all the guests love it, judging from the visitors’ book... It was renovated as a home rather than for letting, and as a result, is a warm and welcoming place. The windows are large so the rooms are bright, but with central heating and a woodburner to keep you cosy throughout the year.

You enter through a small door in the original sliding warehouse door. Inside is the bootroom – plenty of room for logs, the dog and bicycles as well as the boots. Leading off the bootroom is a wet room and the rest of the house. Stairs lead up to a double and twin bedroom, both dual aspect with wonderful views. There is also a cottage bathroom upstairs, with sloping ceiling... lie in the bath and watch the cattle on the common at the same time!

Downstairs you find a well-equipped kitchen with an everhot range cooker, door to the common and enough room for breakfast. The comfortable sitting room has 2 large windows looking out over the common, a woodburner and a TV with freeview and a DVD player. There is a separate dining room to seat 6 in case you want to invite friends round.

Ceilings are high for a cottage, but there are some low doorways and the bathroom has a sloping ceiling, so mind your heads!

Unsuitable for children under 6, One dog welcome, No smoking, Self Catering
Low season £250 - £300 pw and High season £400 - £550 pw

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