Nestled in the charming village of Painswick, Gloucestershire, Painswick Cottage offers a delightful retreat for up to six guests, featuring three beautifully appointed bedrooms. This late 16th-century weavers cottage has been meticulously restored, showcasing exquisite interior design and sumptuous furnishings that reflect its historical roots. The cottage is surrounded by picturesque gardens, directly opposite the renowned churchyard adorned with ninety-nine ancient yew trees, making it a perfect base for exploring one of the best-preserved villages in the Cotswolds, often referred to as 'The Queen of the Cotswolds'. Painswick is enveloped by breathtaking countryside and is conveniently located near historic towns like Cheltenham and Gloucester, renowned for their rich heritage and cultural offerings.
Painswick Cottage boasts a spacious layout with two inviting living rooms, a country kitchen, and two well-appointed bathrooms. The first living room features a cozy log-burning stove, charming beams, and ample natural light, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The second living room offers stunning views of the church and includes an inglenook fireplace with a log effect stove. The kitchen, characterized by its exposed stonework and farmhouse-style breakfast table, serves as the heart of the home, perfect for gathering and enjoying meals together. An added touch is the honesty bar on the first floor, where guests can enjoy a selection of spirits, with proceeds supporting a local homelessness charity.
Upstairs, the cottage features a beautifully decorated double bedroom with luxurious linens, along with two additional charming bedrooms on the top floor that share a sumptuous bathroom complete with a freestanding bath. The outdoor space includes a delightful rear garden, ideal for relaxation, with a patio area and comfortable seating. The garden is a suntrap, perfect for enjoying the serene surroundings. Painswick's central location allows guests to explore nearby attractions, including the stunning Rococo Gardens, known for its breathtaking floral displays and historical significance, as well as numerous walking paths throughout the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Visitors to Painswick can also explore a wealth of nearby historic towns and attractions. Cheltenham, known for its elegant Regency architecture and vibrant festivals, offers a rich cultural experience. Gloucester boasts a magnificent Gothic cathedral and a lively docks area, while Cirencester features Roman relics and lush parks. Other notable excursions include visits to Highgrove Gardens, Tetbury’s antique shops, and various local equestrian events. With its blend of history, natural beauty, and cultural richness, Painswick Cottage serves as an ideal home base for discovering the enchanting Cotswolds region.
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