The Gate House is a superb, five-bedroom manor house resting in the quaint village of Stratton in Gloucestershire. Nestled on the edge of the brilliant Cotswolds AONB, this magnificent abode boasts off-road parking for up to five cars, a large, enclosed garden with lawn and patio space, and a fabulous collection of tastefully-presented interiors, making an idyllic base for large families or a group of friends looking to make memories with a refreshing, self-catered getaway. Park up on the large driveway outside The Gate House, taking a moment to appreciate the stunning façade of the home, with a pillared porch housing a welly rack welcoming into the property. Once inside, be instantly greeted by a stunning array of welcoming living spaces. The fully-equipped kitchen is centrally-located and serves as the social hub of the home, where delicious dinners can be both prepared and enjoyed as a group. To relax, you’ll find a sitting room and a snug, both of which comprise plush seating and their very own fireplaces, as well as two conservatories, where you can kick back to get lost in a good book or enjoy a film or two on the Smart TV. On warmer days, head outside to amble through the surrounding garden, a peaceful setting where you and your loved ones can frolic or delight in a spot of alfresco dining. When the sun sets, refresh in one of the homes’ sleek bathrooms before you finally catch your rest in any of the five decadent king-size bedrooms, spread equally between the first and second-floors. If you can tear yourself from this wonderful retreat, head out to explore what’s on offer in Stratton and beyond. A short walk will bring you to your nearest convenience store, the SPAR, where you can stock up on homely essentials, whilst a hearty pub lunch can be tucked into at the Drillmans Arms or The Plough Inn. Golf lovers can enjoy a round at the nearby Cirencester Golf Club, whilst in neighbouring Cirencester, visitors can peruse a variety of boutique shops, enjoy a drink or two at Somewhere Else or Téatro, book a table at La Bobina or Amore Mio, whilst also stopping by the notable landmarks of the Corinium Museum, Cirencester Amphitheatre, and St Michael's Park. For a day out, jump in the car and head into the heart of the Cotswolds, a magnificent region housing the iconic attractions of the Cerney House Gardens, Lypiatt Park, and the National Trust site of Chedworth Roman Villa. Enjoy the ultimate escape to Gloucestershire by booking The Gate House.
Over three floors. Five bedrooms: 3 x king-size, 2 x second-floor king-size. 2 x bathrooms with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Second-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Second-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC. Cloakroom. Kitchen/diner. Utility. Sitting room with woodburning stove. Snug with open fire. Conservatory with Smart TV. Second Conservatory
Resting on the edge of the magnificent Cotswolds AONB lies the charming village of Stratton. Belonging to the parish of Cirencester, the village is located just a short drive from Sapperton to the west, and Barnsley to the east, and is best known for its position on the Ermine Street Roman Road. In the village, visitors will find a SPAR convenience store that sells homely essentials, the pubs of the Drillmans Arms and The Plough Inn, The Garden Restaurant, along with the lush greens of Stratton Park and the neighbouring Cirencester Golf Club. A short drive from Stratton will bring you into Cirencester, a historic town home to a selection of independent pubs, bars, and restaurants including The Golden Cross, Amore Mio, and Malt & Anchor, as well as the must-see sites of the Corinium Museum and the Cirencester Amphitheatre. For a fun day out, head north into the Cotswolds, experiencing nature at its most brilliant with a visit to the Cerney House Gardens and Crickley Hill Country Park, or brushing up on history at Sudeley Castle, Rodmarton Manor, or the Chedworth Roman Villa, a National Trust site.
