Overview

Ten miles west of Cirencester, Stroud is at the centre of the Five Valleys and at the edge of the Cotswolds. Here, the steeply wooded valleys wind their way back into the limestone of the Cotswold escarpment, providing unexpected views and woodland walks. The familiar Cotswold landscape of stone walls, rolling farmland and villages of golden stone gives way to the exhilarating high commons of Minchinhampton, Rodborough and Selsley, with views across the Severn to the Forest of Dean and the Welsh mountains beyond, while the valleys hide lakes and beech woods. Not surprising that this is known as the `undiscovered Cotswolds'.

 

Accommodation Details

Toadsmoor Valley - 6 cottages sleeping from 2-6 from �335 - �790 pw
Golden Valley - 1 cottage with swimming pool sleeping 4 from �350 - �530 pw
Nailsworth Valley - 1 apartment sleeping 4 from �350 - �530 pw
Tetbury - 1 apartment sleeping 4 from �350 - �495 pw

 

Price Guide:

�335 - �790 pw - all prices include electricity, bed linen and towels

Winter weekends and short breaks available

 

General Details

- 40 mins from M4 (J15), 20 mins from M5 (J11A or J13)
- 4.5 miles from Stroud mainline station

Network of public footpaths in the valleys & surrounding countryside. Within easy reach of Stroud, Nailsworth, Minchinhampton, Painswick, Slad, Cirencester, Badminton, Gatcombe, Cheltenham & Bath

 

Other Information

Stroud is famous for its award winning Farmers Market on Saturdays, and its Shambles Market on Friday and Saturday.

There are opportunities for local horse riding and many local walks around Bisley.