Tetbury is an exquisite little town in Gloucestershire near Cirencester. Located in the Cotswolds National Park, the scenery is marvellous; rolling hills dominate the countryside backdrop and provide a fairy tale atmosphere. Tetbury is an incredibly well-kept town with quaint thatched holiday cottages and warm friendly local pubs ready to welcome you in after a long lovely day exploring the Cotswolds. Tetbury is probably best known for its history in the wool business. It has been named an ‘architectural gem’ as many of the elegant woollen industry buildings have been carefully preserved in addition to its superb seventeenth-century market hall.
Little Maunditts Cottage is a gorgeous stone-built cottage near Malmesbury, Wiltshire, which blends tradition with modern living. A light and airy open-plan space offers sociable relaxation and opens to the lovely garden, and groups are accommodated within light and spacious rooms.
- Sleeps 6
- Bedrooms 3
- Bathrooms 3
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Hailstone Barn puts you at the heart of Cotswold country, with great walks in every direction and the town of Tetbury on your doorstep. This three bedroom Gloucestershire cottage has been refurbished in a homely and contemporary style, creating a unique holiday home in a very special rural setting.
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- Bedrooms 3
- Bathrooms 3
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This Tetbury holiday cottage in Gloucestershireshire, a beautifully converted Cotswold stone barn, is a pet-friendly luxury holiday home with five bedrooms and a courtyard garden with tennis court. Perfect for walking, cycling and driving holidays in the Cotswolds for family or friends.
- Sleeps 10
- Bedrooms 5
- Bathrooms 4
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Beautiful grounds surround Catalpa Cottage, a detached 19th century Cotswold cottage just moments from Tetbury in Gloucestershire. The spacious garden features two ponds and an outdoor entertaining area and the stone-built cottage offers flagstone floors, a wood burner and luxurious comfort.
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- Bedrooms 3
- Bathrooms 2
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Towns nearby
Tetbury
Tetbury is also home to over twenty-five antique shops which, in addition to tourism, are the town's main income. Book a short break in a Tetbury holiday cottage and indulge in an antique hunt. The town is also a highly historic town, perfect for a quiet getaway deep into the Cotswold countryside. There is an inspirational Georgian Gothic church to discover when you're not outside roaming the greens, which has stayed impressively intact for the last three hundred years. It has the fourth-highest spire in England and a fascinating interior, making it well worth a visit. During the summer months, the town becomes a riot of flowers as it seeks to add to its impressive collection of awards in the RHS Britain in Bloom competition. As well as all the history that accompanies this town, Tetbury also offers a fabulous array of cafes, bars and restaurants that, like Tetbury, are all intent on entertaining and satisfying you.
Enjoy great days out at nearby attractions such as the National Arboretum or picnics and watersports at the Cotswold Water Park, the largest area of inland water in England. For nature lovers, don't miss the famous Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust site at Slimbridge. At the same time, historical buffs should include Berkeley Castle in their itinerary and discover the role it played in influencing England's history.
Located in the Cotswolds district, the scenery is marvellous; rolling hills dominate the countryside backdrop and provide a fairy tale atmosphere. Tetbury is an incredibly well-kept town with quaint thatched holiday cottages and warm, friendly local pubs ready to welcome you in after a long lovely day exploring the Cotswolds. Tetbury is probably best known for its history in the wool business. It has been named an 'architectural gem' as many of the elegant woollen industry buildings have been carefully preserved in addition to its magnificent seventeenth-century market hall.
