Charming 2 Bed House in Tewkesbury Centre
Tewkesbury, United Kingdom
Amenities
Washer
Patio/Balcony
A/C
Pets Allowed
Parking
Dryer
Home details
Bedroom 1
1 king bed
Bedroom 2
1 double bed
Early 19th century detached two-bedroom cottage, one minute’s walk from Tewkesbury town centre. Clean, tidy and cosy, ’Gothic Cottage’ is situated extremely close to the high street and all local amenities including Tewkesbury Abbey. Cheltenham Racecourse is 15-20 minutes by car. Small outside decking area to enjoy a coffee or glass of wine. The cottage has two double bedrooms, one with a king sized bed, one with a double and a family bathroom.
Cosy cottage in the centre of medieval Tewkesbury. The Town is just a minute’s walk down one of the two alleys close to the property. All rooms are well proportioned for up to 4 guests. The bedrooms are both doubles and the family bathroom has a bath and a shower. There is a private patio/decking area at the back of the cottage.
Everything is within walking distance including the high street (1-2 mins), both rivers which run alongside the town (Avon and Severn - 3-4 mins) and Tewkesbury Abbey (10 mins). Please note there is no ’on-site’ parking. However, there is free public parking on the road for up to one hour between 09:00am and 17:30pm (limited spaces). From 17:30pm, parking is free in these spaces until the morning (09:00am). There are two large pay-and-display car parks within 2-3 mins walk from the cottage which cost £4.00 per 24-hours. These car parks are free after 18:30. If you are arriving by train (Ashchurch for Tewkesbury or any other local stations i.e. Cheltenham), we can book a local taxi for you if you need assistance with this.
Gothic Cottage is a cosy and comfortable property in the centre of medieval Tewkesbury. The Town is just a minute’s walk down one of the two alleys close to the property where you will find a good variety of independent shops and larger chains. There are also many good pubs and restaurants within a short walk. Everything is within walking distance including the high street (1-2 mins), both rivers which run alongside the town (Avon and Severn - 3-4 mins) and Tewkesbury Abbey (10 mins). You can also get a taxi or use public transport to visit Cheltenham, Gloucester or smaller towns such as Evesham, Pershore and Upton-Upon-Severn etc. There is a bus stop in town and the Stagecoach buses run to both Cheltenham and Gloucester. Please note that the train station in Tewkesbury is a 9-10 minute drive from the property/town centre.
Please note there is no ’on-site’ parking. However, there is free public parking on the road for up to one hour between 09:00am and 17:30pm (limited spaces). From 17:30pm, parking is free in these spaces until the morning (09:00am). There are two large pay-and-display car parks within 2-3 mins walk from the cottage which is £4.00 per 24-hours. These car parks are free after 18:30. If you are arriving by train (Ashchurch for Tewkesbury or any other local stations i.e. Cheltenham), we can book a local taxi for you.
Please note, the ceilings are a little lower than usual due to the character of the buildings.
For any special requirements or if there are more than 4 guests, please contact us directly in advance of making a booking.
**Important: To help protect our homes and guests, we may require the lead guest named on the booking to complete an independent ID verification process prior to arrival. It’s nice and easy, taking less than 5 minutes to complete. Please note this MUST be completed by the named booker. If completed by someone else, we will request for the verification to be resubmitted. Failure to complete this process correctly may result in the cancellation of the booking.
Please note: We verify your details before your booking can begin and this must be completed 48 hours prior to your stay. You’ll receive a secure link to our deposit, damage waiver and ID verification platform to complete this step. You’ll be given the choice between paying a fully refundable £300 deposit (with a small, non-refundable £5.00 fee to cover payment processing fees) or purchasing a non-refundable £30 damage waiver, which protects you against accidental damage up to £300 during your stay. Check-in information will only be sent once this is completed.**
All stays include
At Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy we believe certain amenities should be standard.
24/7 support
Kitchen essentials
Starter kit of bathroom amenities
High-speed wifi
Professional cleaning
Premium linens and towels
Television
Digital free stays
Our Tiny Home rentals may not include all essential amenities inside the home.
About the area
Gloucester, England, is a city rich in history and culture that provides a diverse range of experiences for visitors. The city's heritage is beautifully preserved in its architecture, particularly the Gloucester Cathedral. This impressive structure was founded by Anglo-Saxon King Osric in 1089 and has served as a place of Christian worship since then. The cathedral's breathtaking Gothic architecture, detailed stained glass windows, and the tomb of King Edward II are among its most notable features.
The historical allure of the city continues to the Gloucester Docks, which were once at the heart of the city's bustling shipbuilding industry. Today, it's an energetic area filled with restored Victorian warehouses that now contain shops, restaurants, and museums such as the National Waterways Museum and Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum.
For literature enthusiasts, The Tailor of Gloucester House is worth a visit. This quaint location is where Beatrix Potter stayed and was inspired to write one of her most cherished stories during her visit to Gloucester.
Nature lovers will find Robinswood Hill Country Park appealing - 250 acres of open countryside with trails offering sweeping views over Gloucester and beyond. The park also includes a nature reserve that houses diverse wildlife.
Sports enthusiasts can experience an exciting game at Kingsholm Stadium, home to Gloucester Rugby Club. The atmosphere on match days offers an authentic glimpse into English rugby culture.
Culinary explorers will appreciate Gloucester's food scene which varies from traditional British dishes in historic pubs to international cuisine in contemporary restaurants. The city also organizes food festivals throughout the year showcasing local produce and artisanal products.
In summary, whether your interests lie in history, culture, nature or gastronomy - or perhaps all four - Gloucester provides a variety of experiences that cater to different tastes making it truly worth visiting.
House rules
Check-in 4:00 PM • Check-out 11:00 AM