Copperbeech

Copperbeech is a terraced townhouse resting in Broadway sleeping six people in three bedrooms. The space Copperbeech is a striking Victorian townhouse situated within the historic market town of Stow-on-the-Wold and is the perfect haven to explore the breath-taking Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Well-complimented by its excellent contemporary features yet still retaining its early 1800s character, this property is the perfect home-from-home retreat for families or groups of friends. Entering the property, you will be welcomed by the elegant and comforting sitting room, which has a stunning brick hearth containing a woodburning stove and is the perfect room for relaxing with the fire crackling away, with a glass of your favourite drink. Moving through the property, the open-plan kitchen/diner is a bright and airy space, perfect for socialising with friends or family and cooking up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen, overlooking the manicured garden. Move over to the dining table and enjoy your meal with your party and arrange your itinerary for your exciting trip ahead. A convenient rear foyer is located just off the kitchen which is the perfect place to store your coats and muddy boots and wash off in the cloakroom. Accessed via the rear lobby, the lovely walled garden is the perfect place to soak up the summer sun—or enjoy the crisp air in winter. The garden features climbing roses, clematis interspersed with mature shrubs, and herbaceous flower borders, creating a classic Cotswold cottage atmosphere. When the weather allows, dine al fresco at the outdoor table beyond the lawn and enjoy the serenity. After muddy walks or cycles, you can enter the cottage via the garden, through a gate that opens to a secure, shared passageway which leads from the street. Across the lawn is the charming stone garden room. Here you can simply unwind with a good book, sip a cup of tea or simply relax and enjoy the peaceful garden views. Alternatively, you can challenge friends or family to a lively game of table football, or discover a few garden games. With its flagstone floor it is also an ideal place to store a pushchair, or bicycle. The garden room is a fantastic spot for both play and relaxation, making it a favourite for guests of all ages—rain or shine! Accessed by the staircase leading from the sitting room, which houses original photographs of the house and street from Victorian times, you will find yourself on the first-floor which houses two stunning bedrooms; a step leads into the master bedroom which houses an inviting king-size bed, en-suite shower room and boasts two lovely sash windows which overlook the street below and the second bedroom overlooking the garden contains twin beds and is stylishly decorated. Up steep wooden stairs and into the eaves of the property, you will find the third bedroom containing a welcoming king-size bed, wood flooring throughout and dual aspect quality with views towards the local pub. The small side window looks out onto sight of the pleasing countryside. The fresh and brightly-decorated bathroom is located on this floor, which houses an impressive freestanding bath; ideal for total tranquillity. Other things to note Copperbeech is a striking Victorian townhouse situated within the historic market town of Stow-on-the-Wold and is the perfect haven to explore the breath-taking Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Well-complimented by its excellent contemporary features yet still retaining its early 1800s character, this property is the perfect home-from-home retreat for families or groups of friends. Entering the property, you will be welcomed by the elegant and comforting sitting room, which has a stunning brick hearth containing a woodburning stove and is the perfect room for relaxing with the fire crackling away, with a glass of your favourite drink. Moving through the property, the open-plan kitchen/diner is a bright and airy space, perfect for socialising with friends or family and cooking up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen, overlooking the manicured garden. Move over to the dining table and enjoy your meal with your party and arrange your itinerary for your exciting trip ahead. A convenient rear foyer is located just off the kitchen which is the perfect place to store your coats and muddy boots and wash off in the cloakroom. Accessed via the foyer is the stunning walled garden which is the ideal place to soak up the summer sun – or winter – and is home to striking climbing roses, shrubs and vibrant flower beds creating a delightful Cotswold cottage garden. When the weather allows, eat your dinner al fresco style at the outdoor table beyond the lawn and marvel at the stunning surroundings and enjoy the serenity. When returning from muddy walks or cycles, enter the garden via the gate that opens to a shared entry point. Accessed by the staircase leading from the sitting room, which houses original photographs of the house and street from Victorian times, you will find yourself on the first-floor which houses two stunning bedrooms; a step leads into the master bedroom which houses an inviting king-size bed, en-suite shower room and boasts two lovely sash windows which overlook the street below and the second bedroom overlooking the garden contains twin beds and is stylishly decorated. Up steep wooden stairs and into the eaves of the property, you will find the third bedroom containing a welcoming king-size bed, wood flooring throughout and dual aspect quality with views towards the local pub. The small side window looks out onto sight of the pleasing countryside. The fresh and brightly-decorated bathroom is located on this floor, which houses an impressive freestanding bath; ideal for total tranquillity. Note: This property only accepts 1 infant. Note: This property does not accept corporate, work related or commercial bookings of any kind. The property also does not accept stag/hen parties. Note: The front door of the property opens onto the street and guests with young children should take particular care to ensure that the children are supervised when the door is opened. Note: An initial basket of logs is provided for the woodburning stove between October and April; other log supplies can be purchased locally. Note: This is an old property set over three floors and with steep staircases which could pose difficulty to guests with limited mobility. Note: The Stow Horse Fair is held twice a year, on the Thursday closest to 12th May and the Thursday closest to 24th October, this is a traditional fair for people to meet up and trade which dates back to 1476 when its Charter was granted; Stow is very busy for a day or two before and after each fair, and a number of shops, pubs and restaurants are closed. Note: Parking in the street outside is free and nearby Maugersbury Road car park is free of charge between 3.00pm and 8.00am.