Amberley, Gloucestershire. Enjoy the tranquil surroundings of The Manor Flat while admiring the breathtaking views of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This charming mid-century barn conversion in Rodborough, Gloucestershire, has two first-floor bedrooms and a private driveway for parking. It is situated on lovely grounds and is a must for couples or friends looking for a charming escape to the countryside. Step inside your delightful new base to discover a galley kitchen with a dishwasher that is ready to be used to prepare quick lunches or easy meals you can take out for a picnic. If the weather allows, indulge in a starlit soak in the hot tub. Retire to one of the two stylishly-decorated bedrooms, each with a plush bed, one king-size and one double. When you wake up, take a quick shower in the Jack-and-Jill bathroom before you leave your new base to make the most of your surroundings. Embark on a leisurely stroll through the communal gardens or head out to further your exploration of the Cotswolds. You can easily enjoy a drink and some traditional British fare in one of many pubs nearby; book a table at The Bear of Rodborough and enjoy a hearty pub menu and selection of ales. If you want to travel further, the market town of Stroud, which has a wealth of independent shops, cafés, pubs, and restaurants, is close by. Take a scenic route to fully appreciate the Cotswolds' lovely villages, undulating hills, and lush surroundings. Visit the Jolly Nice award-winning farm shop and pick up some local produce, whilst there is also a drive-through serving breakfast and snacks throughout the day. Explore Selsley Common's wildflower meadows, majestic Coaley Peak, and Westonbirt, The National Arboretum, which boasts 16,000 trees on 600 acres, whilst Stroud Farmer’s Market runs every Saturday and is regarded as one of the most popular farmers’ market in the UK. Experience the breathtaking Cotswolds from The Manor Flat.

Between South Woodchester and Nailsworth, in the Gloucestershire county, is the picturesque village of Amberley. Visitors can eat at The Black Horse Inn pub in the neighbourhood, while central Nailsworth also has a number of convenience stores, restaurants, cafés and petrol stations. The village, which is located in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is surrounded by scenic walking paths and hiking areas, such as Selsley Common and Coaley Peak. History buffs will also enjoy visiting Stroud to visit the Museum in the Park before taking in the lakeside views of Stratford Park. Continue your journey by car to Burton-on-the-Water, where you can explore the Birdland Park & Gardens, learn about the Cotswold Motoring Museum & Toy Collection, and take leisurely strolls along the River Windrush. From there, you can head to Bristol to see the many museums, art galleries, and acclaimed restaurants that are located there.

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