Queens Cottage, situated in Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, offers a unique and comfortable stay for up to six guests in the picturesque Heart of England region. This elegantly converted old engine house is steeped in history, having hosted many of England's queens, including Anne Boleyn and Queen Elizabeth. The cottage features a charming outdoor dining area that overlooks the estate courtyard, providing a perfect setting for enjoying morning coffee before exploring nearby attractions, such as the renowned Sudeley Castle.
The interior of Queens Cottage is designed with an open-plan layout that enhances its spaciousness. The ground floor comprises a cozy sitting area, dining space, and a well-equipped kitchen that exudes a country-cottage charm with its fresh-cream cabinets and wooden surfaces. Guests can unwind on comfortable sofas, with one sofa convertible to a double bed, and enjoy movie nights in the inviting living space adorned with historic images, including a notable portrait of Queen Victoria. Additionally, a family bathroom with a bathtub and hand-held shower offers convenience for all visitors.
Upstairs, the cottage features two well-appointed bedrooms that share a modern family shower room. The first bedroom boasts high ceilings with original beams, a king-size bed, and ample storage options. The second bedroom is bright and airy, featuring two single beds, a unique porthole window, and charming decor. The family shower room is spacious, equipped with a walk-in shower, WC, and ample shelf space, ensuring comfort for all guests.
Outside, guests can enjoy an elevated patio area furnished with seating for six, perfect for relaxing while overlooking the cottage courtyard. The cottage's location in a rural area provides easy access to Winchcombe's local country pubs and restaurants, as well as scenic walking trails. Further attractions include cultural highlights like the Winchcombe Folk and Police Museum, Snowshill Manor and Garden, and the Cotswold Farm Park, making Queens Cottage an ideal base for exploring the beauty and history of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!