Properties In Gloucestershire
	Home to some of central England's loveliest towns, Gloucestershire is an ideal base for exploration into the picturesque Cotswolds. Day trips include Chipping Camden, perhaps the Cotswold's most perfectly preserved town, and Tewkesbury, which is situated on the confluence of the Avon and Servern rivers.  Continue >
	Name & Ref #   Location   Sleeps   Amenities   Rating   Price   Add to Suitcase The Cloisters 4033 Sherborne, Great Britain 0-2 $993 $1,054 Brew House 3977 Bourton on the Hill, Great Britain 2 $1,152 $1,201 Rose Cottage 4005 Ebrington, Great Britain 2 $993 $1,054 Riverside Cottage 4043 Stow on the Wold, Great Britain 2 $1,054 $1,201 Granary 14413 Chipping Campden, Great Britain 2 $993 $1,054 Buckland Wood Barn 3980 Broadway, Great Britain 4 $1,495 $1,642 The Lodge 3985 Stow-on-the-Wold, Great Britain 4 $1,495 $1,642 The Fieldhouse 3993 Cheltenham, Great Britain 4 $1,299 $1,446 John Rushout Court 4030 Paxford, Great Britain 4 $1,299 $1,446 The Hay Barn 4049 Worcester, Great Britain 5 $1,642 The Bellhouse 3991 Cheltenham, Great Britain 6 $1,495 $1,642 The Old Stables 4051 Worcester, Great Britain 6 $1,593 $1,715 Old School House 4041 Stow on the Wold, Great Britain 10 $2,585 $2,989 Swan House 14417 Stow-on-the-Wold, Great Britain 11-12 $3,320 $3,896 The Guildhouse 4038 Stanton, Great Britain 11-15 $4,031 $4,949 1 2 Page
	Both towns are perfect for meandering, though in Tewkesbury a boat trip is the best way to take in the view. The spa town of Cheltenham is a fun stop, especially if you're interested in the Arts and Crafts Movement; the Museum and Art Gallery features an interesting collection of furniture. Gloucester, an important historic town, has an important cathedral and a whimsical museum devoted to children's author Beatrix Potter. Nearby Cirencester is considered the capital of the Cotswolds. Don't miss the incredible selection of local cheeses and flowers sold at the town's Friday market.