Amberley is a peaceful village just a few miles from Stroud and surrounded by the picturesque Cotswold countryside. Bakehouse Cottage sits on Minchinhampton Common, a beautiful area managed by the National Trust that gives the village a wonderfully traditional atmosphere. The holiday cottage provides space for four people to sleep in two bedrooms, and is within easy walking distance of two excellent pubs - the Amberley Inn and The Black Horse, and the new community shop and cafe. It is ideal for couples who will appreciate its unique history and welcoming charm. A dog is welcome as are children!
A quaint self-catering holiday cottage located on the hill of a Cotswold farm, offering panoramic rural views over woodlands and the countryside of Gloucestershire. A great self-catering base for exploring the many attractions of Central England and enjoying a taste of country life with wonderful walks and scenery on the doorstep.
A quaint self-catering holiday cottage located in an elevated position on a Cotswold farm offering panoramic rural views over woodland and the countryside of Gloucestershire. Sitting in a haven for wildlife, this beautiful valley is dotted with arts and crafts workshops, cheese makers, farmers markets, microbreweries and pubs within walking distance - a pleasure to visit at any time of the year!
A romantic hideaway with wood-fired hot tub located centrally within the Cotswolds on a hill farm amongst beautiful scenery, offering a taste of country life and panoramic views over woodland and the countryside of Gloucestershire. A great base for exploring the areas many attractions or simply relaxing in a tranquil setting with plenty of fresh air, wonderful walks and a pub within walking distance for long lazy lunches.
This pretty stone holiday cottage sits on the edge of Minchinhampton Common in the Cotswold village of Amberley. Perfect for couples looking for a slice of paradise in this beautiful part of the world, Bread Cottage offers contemporary self-catering accommodation in a building full of character and charm. If you aren’t wowed by the gorgeous countryside views then the stunning glass staircase spanning three floors is guaranteed to impress! If you can tear yourself away from this charming cottage there is plenty to keep you entertained from beautiful walks, impressive mansions and castles or even a day on the water at Cotswold Water Park. The village has two pubs and a community shop and cafe.
"Dovetail" is a 2 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 3 guests in Gloucestershire. The bustling village of Westbury-on-Severn lies on the banks of the River Severn offers a Post Office, a traditional pub serving real ale and good food and the National Trust property of Westbury Court Garden, a 17th century Dutch Water...
"Tump Cottage" is a 1 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire. Nailsworth, a former mill town in the Stroud Valley, has a Town Crier who announces events and festivals in the area. High-quality shops, a delicatessen, two butchers, an organic cafe, restaurants and art and antique galleries can be found in...
"Athelstan Cottage" is a 1 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire. The town of Stroud is in a quieter part of the Cotswolds, and is the former centre of the area's woollen industry, tucked into the green hills which once housed countless sheep. Today, Stroud welcomes visitors to its cafes, quaint bookshops,...
"The Hut" is a 1 bed holiday Lodge sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire. The Town Crier in Nailsworth, a former mill town, announces events and festivals in the lovely, forested Stroud Valley. It features many top-notch stores, two butchers, a farmers market, an award-winning organic cafe, restaurants, and art and...
"Butterrow Gate" is a 1 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire. The town of Stroud is known as the less commercial corner of the Cotswolds, a somewhat bohemian collection of buildings, squares and lanes, tucked into the green hills which once housed countless sheep during the town’s time as the centre of...
"1 Westcroft Cottage" is a 3 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 5 guests in Gloucestershire. This charming little village peacefully rests on the western fringes of the spectacular Cotswolds aonb in the heart of Gloucestershire. King's Stanley is a delightfully quiet base for your holiday, offering a newsagents, a convenience store...
"Tinkley Cottage" is a 2 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 4 guests in Gloucestershire. The Town Crier in Nailsworth, a former mill town, announces events and festivals in the lovely, forested Stroud Valley. It features many top-notch stores, two butchers, a farmers market, an award-winning organic cafe, restaurants, and art and...
"Nympy Cottage" is a 2 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 4 guests in Gloucestershire. The Town Crier announces events in the wooded former mill town of Nailsworth. It has a delicatessen, two butchers, an organic cafe, restaurants, art and antique galleries, and a farmers' market. Badminton and Gatcombe Park, famous for horse...
"Winacres Cottage, Box, near Stroud" is a 2 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 4 guests in Gloucestershire. As a result of winning the land in a poker game at the turn of the 20th century, Winacres Cottage is aptly named. Extensively and thoughtfully rebuilt, the property has been tastefully and elegantly furnished throughout, to welcome you to a...
"Cottage in Gloucestershire" is a 2 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 4 guests in Gloucestershire. Enjoying an excellent location within the fringes of Wotton under Edge you will be well served by foot, the vibrant market town is within walking distance and offers a mix of shops, cafes and pubs. A well stocked farm store is also within...
"The Gables" is a 4 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 8 guests in Gloucestershire. Town and civil parish in Gloucestershire, not far from Cheltenham (10 miles). Although it was founded on the wool trade, modern visitors to the town flock to see the yew trees in the parish church and stroll around the Rococo Garden. Cotswold...
"Avalon" is a 4 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 10 guests in Gloucestershire. The village of Leonard Stanley is situated just seven miles from the city of Gloucester and thirty miles from Bristol. It is easily accessible by road, just three miles away. The village of Stroud is certainly worth a visit; the undiscovered,...
"Tickmorend Farm" is a 6 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 12 guests in Gloucestershire. The former mill town of Nailsworth lies in the beautiful wooded Stroud Valley with events and festivals announced by the local Town Crier. It offers numerous high quality shops, a delicatessen, two butchers, an award-winning organic cafe,...
"Five Valleys Aparthotel" is a 1 bed holiday Apartment sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire.
"Upper Highview - Self Catering Apartment, fpventures Stroud" is a 1 bed holiday Apartment sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire.
"Dove Cottage" is a 1 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire.
"Half-pint Cottage" is a 1 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire.
"St.Michaels Bistro" is a 1 bed holiday BandB sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire.
"The Studio @ No. 6" is a 1 bed holiday Apartment sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire.
"Dove Lodge" is a 1 bed holiday Hotel sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire.
"Wild Garlic Rooms" is a 1 bed holiday Hotel sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire.
"De Vere Tortworth Court" is a 1 bed holiday Hotel sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire.
"The Bear Of Rodborough Hotel" is a 1 bed holiday Hotel sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire.
"Amberley Inn" is a 1 bed holiday Hotel sleeping up to 2 guests in Gloucestershire.
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Industrial heritage is something that Stroud is well known for, with many textile mills dotted across the valley. There is a plethora of history here as well as great dining and shopping opportunities, making it a great town for those looking to explore the Cotswolds further.
With fewer tourists visiting over the year in comparison to some of the other Cotswolds towns, Stroud is much easier to explore, especially with a family.
You must go to the great little farmers market when in Stroud. Here you will find an array of stalls, all offering fresh produce alongside other locally sourced products. On a warm sunny day, the market is a great place to be as locals and tourists alike bustle around the various tents, all with something unique to offer.
Woodchester Mansion is another great option when looking for where to go in Stroud. The 19th Century Victorian Gothic house is a great way to explore architecture, and with its large windows, tall chimneys and impressive tower, it looks like something out of a fairytale.
There are lots to see in and around Stroud for all kinds of travellers, depending on what sort of activities you are interested in. Whether you like the outdoors or prefer some retail therapy, you will be able to find it all in this quaint little town.
Visiting Prinknash Abbey Bird and Deer Park is a great place to go for animal lovers. Catch a glimpse of peacocks, waterfowl, swans and deer, all living within the stunning grounds. With beautiful lakes and gazebos dotted around the park, you can feel relaxed and enjoy all the sights and sounds on offer here.
Gloucester Waterways Museum was used as inspiration for the movie Alice Through the Looking Glass and is a great place to visit with a charming Victorian feel. You’ll feel like you’re travelling back in time when visiting the museum, as it is set in a Grade II listed building and provides the perfect learning experience for kids and adults alike.
If you want milder and more pleasant weather, the months between May and September are the perfect time to visit Stroud. Temperatures are at their highest during July and are at their lowest in January, although the town will also be at its busiest in the peak of summer.
If you aim to explore the gardens and spend most of your visit outdoors, it may be best to visit Stroud in July or August. However, there are plenty of opportunities to explore Stroud in the shelter of market tents or museums, which makes it a great year-round tourist spot.
