Welcome to your home away from home in central Stroud! This beautifully restored entire house is exclusively yours for the duration of your stay, providing the perfect blend of timeless elegance and modern comfort. Every room has been thoughtfully renovated with stylish décor and well-equipped spaces, ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable experience. Located just 5 minutes from Stroud town centre, the property offers easy access to the vibrant farmers’ market, arts venues, and unique shops. A 2-minute walk brings you to The Golden Fleece, a cosy pub serving local ales and delicious food. For those arriving by train, Stroud station is just 10 minutes away, with excellent transport links to major destinations. Please note, as a characterful period property; the house features a traditional staircase that is steep and narrow in places. While this adds to its charm, it may not be suitable for guests with mobility concerns. Although the host lives off-site, they are always available to assist with any questions or needs during your stay, ensuring a seamless experience. This is the perfect base for exploring Stroud and the surrounding Cotswolds or simply unwinding in comfort.

I’m passionate about making your stay as enjoyable as possible! As a trained guide, I’m happy to share advice on the best local walks, the top places to eat, or where to find hidden gems in Stroud and the surrounding Cotswolds. I love staying active through yoga, cycling, and hiking, and I’m always on the lookout for new trails and adventures. As someone who appreciates good food, I can recommend local spots for fresh, plant-based meals or where to source the finest produce. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an active exploration of the area, I’m here to help make your stay memorable. Although I live off-site, I’m local and available should you need anything during your stay. You’ll receive my contact details upon booking for any additional assistance. I look forward to hosting you!

Stroud, nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, is a vibrant market town surrounded by stunning countryside, rich in culture, and full of charm. Guests love its mix of picturesque landscapes, independent shops, and creative energy, making it the perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds and beyond. Local Attractions Stroud Farmers’ Market: A must-visit on Saturdays, this award-winning market offers fresh produce, artisan goods, and street food, all in a lively, community-driven atmosphere. The Five Valleys: Discover breathtaking walks, including the Slad Valley, made famous by Laurie Lee’s Cider with Rosie. After your walk, enjoy a meal at the historic Woolpack Inn, where the views are as delightful as the food. Stroudwater Canal: Ideal for gentle strolls or cycling, this peaceful waterway reflects Stroud’s industrial heritage while offering serene views. Painswick Rococo Garden: Just a short drive away, these beautifully restored 18th-century gardens are a tranquil escape and a treat for history and nature lovers. Food and Drink Stroud’s food scene is second to none, blending local charm with global flavours: Five Valleys Food Hall: A vibrant indoor space featuring international cuisines, perfect for dine-in or takeaway. The Corner House: A cosy gastropub with seasonal dishes crafted from local ingredients. The Golden Fleece: A friendly pub just minutes from the property, known for its Friday night pizzas. Sunshine Foods: Famous for its sourdough bread; don’t miss the Star Anise loaf! Arts and Culture Stroud’s creative spirit shines through its galleries, studios, and live music venues: The Sub Rooms: A hub for live performances, art exhibitions, and community events. SVA (The Goods Shed): Regularly hosts workshops, art shows, and fantastic live jazz performances. Outdoor Adventures Stroud’s location makes it a gateway to the Cotswold countryside. Enjoy walking and cycling trails that start right from the doorstep. Popular routes include The Heavens, Minchinhampt