Stinchcombe Hill House On the Cotswold Way

Stinchcombe Hill, Gloucestershire, GL11 6AQ



Description: A fine Edwardian residence built in 1907 by the renowned Cotswold architect, Morley Horder, under a commission by the Lister family who were the principal employers locally.

The property retains all of its Edwardian charm with stone mullion leaded casement windows and machine tapestry panels to the reception hall and inner hall.

Approached over a 'no through road' across Stinchcombe Hill Golf Course, Stinchcombe Hill House is set in attractive grounds with sweeping gravelled driveway, formal gardens, beautifully mixed woodland extending to some 10 acres.

Accommodation: Bedroom: 4.4m x 4.4m (14'5" x 14'5") with double bed, table, chairs and television.

En suite bathroom with panelled bath, low level wc., pedestal wash hand basin, towel rail, three quarters tiled, illuminated shaving mirror with glass shelf.

Contact:	Graham and Jane Burrell.
Telephone:	01453 543 090
Mobile:	07788 725 592
Email:
Web:	www.stinchcombehillhouse.co.uk

"Free transport for residents to and from The Old Spot Inn by arrangement"

Drakestone House

Stinchcombe, Dursley, Gloucestershire, GL11 6AS

Description: A Country House for guests in a beautiful position overlooking Berkeley Vale.

Contact:	Crystal or Hugh Mildmay.
Telephone:	01453 542140

Members of Wolsey Lodges, Alastair Sawdays Special places, Smooth Hounds and the Ramblers Association.

Foresters

31 Chapel Street, Cam, Dursley, Gloucestershire, GL11 5NX

Accommodation: Large family rooms which can also provide double or twin bedded accommodation. Centrally heated beamed rooms with ensuite bathroom and Laura Ashley furnishings. Colour TV and Tea/coffee making facilities in all rooms.

Contact:	Vicky Jennings
Telephone:	01453 549996
Email:	foresters@freeuk.com

Member of South West Tourism and Ramblers Association.

Pickwick Farmhouse

A38 Berkeley Heath, Berkeley, Gloucestershire. GL13 9EU

Description: Easy access to farmhouse accommodation from the A38. Now a working dairy farm, the house was once a coaching inn called 'The Bell Inn' and was visited by Charles Dickens when he wrote Pickwick Papers. 2 double rooms, 1 twin room all with washbasins, tea making facilities and colour TV. Family ensuite annex. TV lounge. Situated in the Vale of Berkeley, half way between Bristol and Gloucester. Bath, Cheltenham, Stroud, Badminton all within one hour drive. Disabled access. Completely non-smoking.

Contact:	Mrs Barbara Jordan
Telephone:	01453 810241 (9.00am or evening)

Membership of: Visit Britain, 3 star.