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Hydehill

Uley, near Dursley, Gloucestershire
Grade 4 Star rating

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Description

On the Cotswold Way Footpath, under an Iron Age hill fort, Bath and the Forest of Dean easily reached.

A self contained wing of the owners’ 16th-century house, Positioned on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment under an Iron Age hill fort on the Cotswold Way Footpath. Beautifully presented and well equipped, set in 6 acres of garden and paddocks. Lovely views over open countryside and the Severn Vale with excellent walking and bird watching. Vist Bath, approx 25 miles from the cottage and 30-40 minutes drive. Tour the Cotswolds, explore the Forest of Dean and see the caves of the Mendip Hills. Village shop/pubs 1 mile.

Ground Floor:
Living room: With multi-fuel stove, Freeview TV, DVD player and French doors leading to garden.
Kitchen/dining room: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge and washing machine.
First Floor:
Bedroom: With zip and link double bed (can be twin beds on request).
Bathroom: With shower over bath, and toilet.

Central heating (controlled from owner’s house), electricity, bed linen, towels, Wi-Fi and fuel for multi-fuel stove included. Cot and highchair. Area of garden and bench. Private parking. Please note: No children due to farm location and unfenced pond. Access to the property is from the car park (above the cottage) and is downhill by steps or a sloping path.

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Features

  • Barbecue
    Barbecue
  • Bike Store
    Bike Store
  • Garden / Patio
    Garden / Patio
  • Highchair
    Highchair
  • Pub within 1 mile
    Pub within 1 mile
  • Open Fire
    Open Fire
  • Romantic Getaways
    Romantic Getaways
  • Rural Location
    Rural Location
  • Decorated at Christmas
    Decorated at Christmas
  • WiFi
    WiFi
  • Cot Available
    Cot Available
  • Washing Machine
    Washing Machine
  • Working Farm
    Working Farm
  • Parking - On Site
    Parking - On Site

Customer Comments

  • 9

    22/01/2019
    Confirmed guest, 21/01/2019
    Alan and Vicky were most welcoming and the cottage itself is very cosy, enjoys a great location and is well provisioned. We had a really relaxing stay and thoroughly enjoyed our time. The property does adjoin the host's home but we always felt like we had our privacy.
  • 9

    27/11/2018
    Confirmed guest, 25/11/2018
    all was great
  • 8

    27/10/2018
    Confirmed guest, 26/10/2018
    Fabulous cottage, Alan and Vicky were great hosts and offered valuable information about surrounding areas.
  • 10

    05/09/2018
    Confirmed guest, 31/08/2018
    Beautiful and well kept cottage in a lovely and quiet location with magnificent views over the Cotswolds and all the way to Wales. The landlords are very helpful and friendly, there are dogs and horses around but rarely any people. The house is an old original full of character with squeaking wooden floors, fireplace and comfy sofas. Fully equipped kitchen and bathroom including bathtub. We can greatly recommend this place to every independent couple or small family who are seeking a quiet and peaceful place.
  • 9

    31/07/2018
    Confirmed guest, 27/07/2018
    Stunning views, both dog and people friendly. Clean and well equipped. Not suitable for people in wheelchairs.
  • 8

    28/04/2018
    Confirmed guest, 27/04/2018
    My partner and I enjoyed our stay at Hydehill Cottage. It is a traditional stone cottage, adjoining the owners' house and with pretty views forward. Access is by an uneven track (my low-slung sports car had no problems) and parking is above the cottage to the rear. Access to the cottage itself (60 metres) is by steepish steps or potentially slippery grassy slope so possibly not suitable for an elderly person, particularly since the internal stairs are also steep. The garden is pleasantly sunny in the right weather but shared with the owners, who have internal access via a couple of thin wooden doors ("locked"). Noise insulation is therefore poor and the owners' kitchen overlooks the cottage access, again limiting privacy. The cottage is also overlooked from the rear, where the site rises, and the bathroom has no frosted glass, another potential privacy issue. The central heating system is also shared with the owners, tenants having only limited control. The only additional heating is from the solid fuel stove in the sitting room. Wifi is available but insecure and proved intermittent. Decor, furnishings and tableware are pleasantly traditional and in good condition. The oven and microwave work well and appear recent. The bed/s (arranged as a double or singles on request) is/are comfortable and the duvet warm. Some floors are uneven, which might again be a problem for older folk. The rooms are all good sizes, which is not always the case with holiday cottages, and the owners are sensitive regarding their dogs. These are not unduly intrusive and well controlled. The owners welcome tenants with dogs but the cottage does not smell of dogs, another occasional holiday cottage problem. We were welcomed by the owner, shown around the cottage, and invited to ask if there was anything we needed - a pleasant touch these days. There was no 'welcome snack' - scones or whatever - and tenants will need to bring all basic foodstuffs, such as sugar, milk, etc. This part of the Cotswolds is really very interesting and attractive. It is an area which we have regularly driven through but never stayed to appreciate. There is however a great deal to see and enjoy and I would recommend others to do the same. Accepting the limitations of the cottage I would have no hesitation about booking it again.
  • 10

    03/04/2018
    Confirmed guest, 30/03/2018
    It must be one of the best cottages we have ever stayed in. It was very warm and cosy . It was very well equipped with plenty of space in every room. The views were lovely and it was always so quiet- no traffic noise at all.
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