This old mill workers townhouse (dated 1889) will charm you with its quirky, characterful features, and thoughfuly designed warm and relaxed interiors. You will find it comfortable to share with your friends or family of up to 5. We'd be happy to set up a travel cot with bedding and a high chair if you need. There'll be some cereal ready for a convenient breakfast and little treats to make your stay more special. We also have an expresso coffee machine, so you can enjoy a morning hot drink in your private peaceful garden. You'll access the house using a digital pad, but you'll also have a key to use during your stay. You will be a short stroll away from the heart of Cirencester, yet on a secluded street. There's free of charge parking on the nearby roads, also a couple of all day paid (machine and on the app) car parks 2 mins walk from the house. We live nearby so if there's anything you need just get in touch.

We love where we live and the community we are a part of and want to share it with you. We run a busy work and after work life, yet filled with exciting adventures with our family ( we have a school aged daughter) and friends. Each one of us shares the love to music and dance, in particular the Afro- Brazilian rooted Samba. We both perform regularly with our beloved Samba band at various festivals, carnivals and events. You will often find us busking for the local charities, wearing cheerful bright yellow colours and lots of bling! We are always happy to have a chat or share some great nuggets to make your stay in the Cotswolds most enjoyable. We like to leave our guests to themselves but always happy to have a chat or share some great nuggets to make your stay in the Cotswolds most enjoyable. Email, text or call if you have any questions or need help.

Heading down a quiet street towards the bustling market place you will find many cafès, very convenient to stop by for a morning coffee (TripleTwo has amazing cakes to die for). Cook is also just around the corner, handy for a quick delicious ready meal. Waitrose and Majestic Wines are within an easy reach from your front door. If you need an EV charge, Waitrose offeres 150kW charging point. The closest pub, The Twelve Bells, is a perfect place for the best Sunday roast in town and great selection of local real ales. Cirencester is well connected to both the M4 and M5, just off the A417. Thanks to the Romans, Cirencester is an excellent location to explore the Cotswolds. Start your tour by following  the roman Fosse Way, which will take you up to Burton-on-the Water, Costwold Farm Park, Upper and Lower Slaughter and beyond. If you head down you will get to the Cotswold Water Park with some fantastic walks by the lakes and activities to keep you entertained. We recommend getting around by a car, free and paid parking is available close to the house. If travelling by a train, you can catch a taxi from either Swindon or Kemble station.