Springbank Cottage - Self catering holiday cottage in Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire, Cotswolds, England - Sleeps 2

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Spring Bank is a five star luxurious coach house which is equipped to a high standard.  It is on the upper level and has its own private entrance and parking.  It also benefits from a private garden and sun terrace, providing the ideal place to relax after an exciting day exploring the many delights of the Cotswold's.  Spring Bank is set within eleven acres of the Windrush Valley, which features a half acre pond.  For keen horse riders, you are also able to bring your own horse (one or two) and stabling, bedding and feed can be arranged (at an additional charge).

Soft colour schemes, oak floors with rugs, lovely fabrics and quality furnishings throughout, are all features in this outstanding conversion that offers spacious and comfortable holiday accommodation for two guests.   There is easy off road parking and about half a dozen steps down to the south facing sun terrace which is equipped with patio furniture, and provides a very pleasant place to sit and read a book or eat alfresco, especially on those long summer evenings.

The village of Temple Guiting has a community shop, bakers and post office and there are four pubs locally which serve good food all within a three mile radius (two of which are within walking distance and excellent).  The village also has many footpaths and bridleways, including the Cotswold Way (two miles), along with offering golf (six miles), horse riding (four miles), and Cheltenham races.   

This is an ideal base for exploring the many delightful villages and towns of the Cotswold's along with their beautiful architecture and rolling countryside.  Broadway (six miles), Stow on the Wold (seven miles), Bourton on the Water (five miles) and Winchcombe (five miles) are all just a short drive away and offer many interesting little shops, tea rooms, coffee houses, restaurants, pubs, museums and attractions.  A little further afield are the towns of Cheltenham (eleven miles) and Stratford upon Avon (twenty four miles), which is steeped in culture and history and the birth place of William Shakespeare.