Cirencester 8.6 miles. Bramley Cottage is a romantic abode resting near Cirencester in Gloucestershire. This pet-friendly abode boasts an electric fire, an enclosed garden, and is near a river, making it a lovely base for couples or a solo traveller exploring the stunning countryside in Cotswolds AONB. Approach this picturesque cottage, from the outside, the stone exterior displays the character of this abode, with pastel colours highlighting the contemporary interior. Upon entering, you will be welcomed with the warm green tones in the living/dining room, and the electric fire that adds to the relaxing ambience. Flick on the TV to find a film to watch for the evening or crack out a book to read at the window seat. When hunger strikes, head to the bright and contemporary kitchen with a sloping ceiling and an exposed black beam overhead. Whip up a storm for your loved one on the induction hob, then head back to the living area, which features more charming exposed beams, and then delve into your delicious creation. Wash away the outdoors in the shower room, with a heated towel rail available to warm your fresh pyjamas, ready for bed. Ascend the stairs to find the stylish king-size bedroom to rest for the night. In the morning, head out to the garden for a brew with fresh countryside air, or enjoy dining alfresco as your four-legged friend plays on the lawn. Make the most of your location and explore Cotswolds AONB, with picturesque hills, tranquil meadows, and quaint villages. This area of natural beauty is packed with history, and make sure to refuel in one of the charming pubs. Roam through Sudeley Castle, a 15th-century abode home to vibrant peacocks, stunning artwork, impressive gardens and some elephant statues. For a day out, visit Bourton-on-the-Water, also known as the Venice of the Cotswolds, to browse the shops, enjoy a bite to eat in one of the cafes or pubs and walk along the river. Explore all the Cotswolds has to offer at Bramley Cottage.

A charm-filled market town on the eastern fringes of the Cotswolds aonb, Cirencester boasts architecture both dramatic and quaint, with its stunning church and rows of quirky cottages. Discover a number of fine shops and eateries connected by a network of attractive streets. Also discover the Corinium Museum, displaying a collection of Roman remains found locally. A choice of immaculate parks offer a memorable summertime stroll, or you can venture into the Cotswolds aonb to discover much activity, answering everybody's needs. The chocolate-box village of Bibury, with its renowned rows of stone cottages, is just 7 miles away. Stroud is another character-packed market town within reach, ideal for a stroll at your leisure. The city of Gloucester is dominated by striking buildings while nearby Cheltenham is best known for its horse racing festival. The Cotswolds itself offers a wealth of opportunity for avid walkers and cyclists. The Cotswold Way winds itself through rolling countryside and past a host of timeless villages; Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold and Moreton-in-Marsh are among the most notable.

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