Avonmede

About this property

Nestled in a small terrace of beautiful period cottages, right next to the river Avon in Tewkesbury, adjacent to the historic King John's Bridge, lies Avonmede Cottage. A traditional, cottage dating back to the early 1800's, it has been tastefully furnished using William Morris and Co interiors to stay true to the period. Lovingly restored to its former glory, the cottage is a perfect choice for those wishing to experience a quaint and dog-friendly, romantic getaway. With original low beams, and old elm floors, it is set on multi-levels, with nooks and crannies to explore – just remember to mind your head! Step into the inviting living/dining room, where you can curl up on the plush seating in front of the warming electric fire and select a much-loved film on the TV, ready to enjoy with your favourite tipple in hand. Conjure up a delicious meal in the well-equipped kitchen, ready to savour at the dining table as you plan the following day's itinerary. On warmer evenings, why not fire up the barbecue and dine alfresco out in the rear enclosed garden, followed by a relaxing dip in the bubbling hot tub? Indulgent soft bath robes are provided to wrap up in after a lovely evening watching the stars in the secluded outdoor hot tub which is just made for two. Make your way back inside to freshen up in the well-appointed shower room after a day of adventure. Continue upstairs to find a handy cloakroom, as well as a light and airy double bedroom with wrought iron bed, fitted with indulgent soft Egyptian cotton linen bedding, overlooking the nearby river. Right on your doorstep, you can treat your other half to a meal at the oldest pub in Tewkesbury, Browns Garden, dating back to the 1500’s. Tewkesbury has a plethora of activities to enjoy, boating, fishing, museums, and antique centres, as well as cafes, pubs and shops that are all dog friendly. Venture further into the town, where you can tour the Tewkesbury Museum, visit the fascinating Tewkesbury Battlefield, well-known for where the War of the Roses came to head, dine at Gupshill Manor, picnic in the Vineyards Park, enjoy wildlife rich walks through the Tewkesbury Nature Reserve, or enjoy leisurely strolls along the River Severn and up towards the River Avon. Next stop is Cheltenham, home to the popular Gold Cup held annually at the racecourse in March, as well as The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum, the Pittville Pump Room and the Victorian Everyman Theatre. Further afield, you’ll find Gloucester, where you can visit the attractions of Gloucester Cathedral, National Waterways Museum and the Gloucester Docks. You are also at the gateway to the Cotswolds and the Malvern Hills. Your Cotswolds adventure begins at Avonmede. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1071199, together sleeping up to four guests.

Located at the meeting of the rivers Severn and Avon, this picturesque town has managed to preserve its mediaeval charm while gaining an abundance of Tudor-style half-timbered structures. Tewkesbury is home to approximately 350 historic structures that have been designated as National Historic Landmarks, making it one of the best mediaeval Black and White townscapes in the country. There are many unique boutiques, tea rooms, restaurants, taverns, and wine bars in addition to the town's spectacular abbey, which dates back to the 12th century and features the tallest Norman tower in all of England. Throughout the year, the community hosts a variety of festivals, including a rural market, a farmers market, a vintage fair, and a food fair. The town's proximity to the Severn Way and Shakespeare's Avon Way makes it a great starting point for a number of scenic hikes. Cheltenham, a nearby spa town, is known for its stunning Georgian architecture and wide variety of restaurants, bars, and shopping. This lively city also hosts a variety of other festivals, including those celebrating literature, jazz, science, cricket, food and drink, and comedy. Every year, the track hosts the prestigious Gold Cup races, and it also hosts a number of other horse races. There are Roman ruins, Victorian docklands, and a magnificent Norman cathedral in Gloucester, the cloisters of which were utilised as a filming site for the Harry Potter movies. Great day trips can be taken to the Royal Forest of Dean, Slimbridge Wetland Centre, the World Heritage city of Bath, Shakespeare's birthplace of Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, and many of the unspoiled Cotswold towns and villages.

Accommodation

One King Size bedroom.

Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.

First-floor cloakroom with basin and WC.

Kitchen.

Living/dining room with electric fire

Electric central heating.

Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge washing machine.

Smart TV, WiFi.

Fuel and power included in rent.

Bed linen and towels included in rent.

Parking is available on the permit bay close to the property but not next to it.

Local car parks nearby.

Rear enclosed garden with decking, furniture, hot tub and barbecue.

One well-behaved dog welcome.

Sorry, no smoking.

Shop 0.6 miles, pub 0.1 miles.

Note: Welcome gift provided.

Note: Bath robes for hot tub use are provided
Note: The hot tub may take up to 24 hours to reach the full temperature.

Please note: This property is not suitable for those with moblity issues