Cirencester's only town centre 3-star hotel, ideal for the Cotswolds. Old beams, log fires, courtyard, car park. Stylish restaurant at sensible prices. Privately owned. Bedrooms include safe, iron, modem point. (back to top)

The Corinium Hotel has 15 individual and well equipped rooms, all with en-suite facilities. Whether you require a garden view, ground floor room or our rooms with original beams, we have just the room to suit you. (back to top)

Riverside House offers modern and comfortable accommodation just 10 minutes' walk from the centre of the historic market town of Cirencester, also known as "The Capital of the Cotswolds". There are excellent road links and easy access to the M4/M5 and the many local attractions. Riverside Hotel is independently managed and offers a wonderful, inexpensive base from which to discover The Cotswolds. (back to top)

Through the gates of Le Spa at Stratton Place. You are met by the elegant splendour of our 19th Century Edwardian Manor House. Fronted by beautifully landscaped gardens and woodlands, your first impression will be an ambience of freshness and inspiration that will entice you into becoming a part of it. Hotel Le Spa, in keeping with Le Spa's image, is elegant and luxurious in design. Le Spa is now able to offer day spa guests the opportunity to prolong the feelings of relaxation and rejuvenation that they receive during their visit by offering overnight accommodation and extended spa breaks. Guests visiting the area on business or holiday are also welcomed and full use of the health club facilities is included in their stay. Hotel Le Spa's rooms have all been individually decorated and each of the nine bedrooms are unique in design. (back to top)

The Best Western Stratton House Hotel has recently been extended, keeping its 17th Century facade. The warm restful ambiance of this beautiful hotel envelopes you immediately. The peaceful Drawing room beckons you to sit and contemplate the beautiful walled gardens that it overlooks. The Oak Room bar with its old oak parquet-flooring and enormous fire-place, is an ideal meeting place to see old friends and new, over a drink before Lunch or Dinner. The Restaurant is a warm and enticing dining room that compliments the exquisitely prepared fresh English cuisine for which the Best Western Stratton House Hotel is renowned. The hotel has no lift. (back to top)

In the heart of Bibury sits the Swan Hotel, overlooking the River Coln and the arched stone bridge that crosses its shallow waters. The Swan has become renowned as an excellent country hotel, serving superb cuisine. Fishing available on the River Coln in front of the hotel. Please ask for details. (back to top)

Bibury Court is an 18-bedroom Elizabethan manor house hotel, a welcoming refuge and retreat from the pressures of modern life. Quietly attentive service and elegant, undemanding old world comfort are everywhere, from the oak-panelled drawing room with its deep sofas and log fire to the original atmospheric Art Deco bar. (back to top)

A stylish first floor apartment is just 5 minutes from the centre of Cirencester, the `capital' of the Cotswolds. With its fine `wool' church which stands beside the market square, 15th century Weavers Hall Almshouses and Victorian Corn Hall. (back to top)

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This property is within the Cotswold Water Park and has its own decking overlooking the lake. Leisure activities on-site. Within walking distance are lakeside brasserie, health club, walking, water skiing, birdwatching and fishing. Golf courses & Keynes Country Park a short drive away. There is also a network of bridleways, cycle ways and footpaths to explore. (back to top)

This characterful cottage has been converted from 19th century farm buildings and is onsite with the owner's beautifully renovated barn. Occupying a hill top location with panoramic views overlooking the Stroud valleys from adjoining fields, visitors are welcome to wander amongst the wildlife, meadow flowers and to visit the owner's friendly donkeys. An ideal base for exploring the Cotswold countryside, Cirencester, the Cotswold Water Park, Bath and many picturesque villages which are all within an easy drive. (back to top)

Beautiful barn in a great area. More details to follow. (back to top)

Beautiful barn in a great area. More details to follow. (back to top)

Beautiful barn in a great area. More details to follow. (back to top)

Lake Pochard Holiday Lodges are situated on the Cotswold Water Park, near Cirencester, the gateway to the Cotswolds. The area is renowned for its picturesque scenery and stone built villages. There are numerous National Trust and English Heritage properties offering stately homes, gardens and Roman antiquities. (back to top)

A detached stone cottage in the garden of the owner's home. Quenington is situated on the River Coln, where you will find good trout fishing. There are riverside walks to Fairford, Bibury and beyond. Cheltenham, Burford, Stow and Oxford are within easy reach, as are several National Trust properties as well as Sudeley Castle and Blenheim Palace. Visit the Cotswold Water Park, Westonbirt Arboretum or Shakespeare's Stratford, for an alternative day out. Restaurants, supermarkets and pubs can be found in nearby Fairford. Shop/PO and pubs within 1 mile. (back to top)

These attractive properties are situated in the heart of the Cotswold Hills in an area renowned as one of the most beautiful and unspoilt regions of England. With characteristic dry stone walling dividing sweeping sheep pastures, ancient beech woods, trout streams and charming towns and villages of harmonious honey-coloured Cotswold limestone, this location offers unrivalled opportunities for exploration on foot or car. (back to top)

Enjoying a pretty village setting, this charming cottage boasts a mellow Cotswold stone exterior and a beautifully furnished and well-equipped, beamed interior. Benefiting from the use of its own split-level garden. For interesting days out and about, the area has numerous unchanged market towns, famous wool churches, cathedral cities, and museums to visit, in addition to a good selection of pubs and restaurants. Within easy reach of the wild fowl trust at Slimbridge, this is an excellent touring base, in a region rich in history and scenic beauty. Gloucester, Bath, Cheltenham and Stroud accessible. Shop and pub 1mile. (back to top)

On Britain's first private nature reserve is this neat detached retreat, newly built from Cotswold stone. This safe, gated nature reserve means wildlife on the doorstep - seven ex gravel pits have become a haven for fish, otters, European beavers and wintering fowl. In amongst the woodlands, meadows, bridle tracks and lakes, is an on-site shop selling organic produce, an outdoor heated swimming-pool, table tennis and large trampoline. There is also the opportunity to fish and sail. (back to top)

Lakeside properties New England style lodges. (back to top)

Lakeside properties New England style lodges. (back to top)

Lakeside properties New England style lodges. (back to top)

This is a charming little detached period cottage in a quiet unspoilt village near Cirencester and the Cotswold Water Park. (back to top)

Detached period cottage for three. In the heart of the Cotswolds, this little traditional cottage in a quiet corner of the village has been carefully refurbished to provide a delightful holiday hideaway. (back to top)

Beamed throughout and well-equipped, blending contemporary and antique to provide charming accommodation. Living room with wood-burning stove in large fireplace. Galley-style, modern fitted kitchen/dining-room with door and steps to garden. Bathroom/W.C. with ceramic floor and over-bath shower. Steep winding stairs to first floor: Two pretty double bedrooms, one with 5ft bed. Steep, narrow, stairs to second floor: Study/games room with broadband computer, satellite TV, videos, DVDs, boxed games and books. (back to top)

Enjoying a stunning lakeside setting in the heart of the Cotswolds, this superb property forms part of the exclusive Watermark Club. It offers very comfortable waterfront accommodation, with its living room opening on to a sun deck oversailing the water's edge and the master bedroom boasts lake views. Only 90minutes' drive from London with easy access to Oxford, Bath, Cheltenham and Stratford. Cirencester with town amenities, 3miles. Clubhouse on site. Superb walking and cycling all around. Fishing, tennis, watersports, swimming-pool and children's activities available locally. Local pubs and restaurants 1mile. (back to top)

This barn conversion is one of three holiday cottages situated on a small holding with some cattle; it adjoins the enclosed lawn which is shared with the other cottages. (back to top)

The property, situated on a small holding with some cattle, it is the middle section of a barn that has been converted into three holiday homes and has been well furnished. (back to top)

This barn conversion is one of three holiday cottages situated on a small holding, with some cattle, it is within a few miles of the ancient market town of Cirencester. (back to top)

Situated in 500 acres of private nature reserve is this lovely Lakeside property. With use of a shared outdoor heated swimming pool. The Moorhens is just 4 miles from the centre of Cirencester. (back to top)

Shared use of outdoor heated swimming pool Located in 500 acres of private nature reserve Lakeside properties. (back to top)

Meadow Cottage, adjoining the owners' property, is 3 miles from Fairford, which hosts the International Air Show and has the world-famous stained glass windows in the parish church. Other nearby attractions include the Cotswold Wildlife Park, Cotswold Water Park and numerous villages including Bibury. The Roman town of Cirencester is 5 miles, where you will find the 15th century parish church, the Corinium Museum and polo in Cirencester Park. Further afield is Cheltenham, Lechlade, Burford, Bath, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon. There are lots of local walks. Poulton has a village PO and shop and the award-winning Falcon pub restaurant, both within walking distance. (back to top)

Situated on a hilltop grassland farm in the Cotswold Hills between Cirencester and Stroud, this one of two converted dairies would make an ideal base for exploring the pretty Cotswold villages of Stow-on-the-Wold and Moreton-in-Marsh. (back to top)

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