Clutterbuck House

The house was built in 1580 for Richard Clutterbuck a wealthy wool merchant. We purchased the house 20 years ago as a wreck and renovated it. We have 3 letting rooms and a small sitting room for use by guests. The house has lots of character . Please note this listing is for 1 room only that sleeps 2 people. Please note that if you are bringing dogs they cannot stay in the rooms unattended for long periods. The space We purchased the house 10 years ago as a wreck and we hope sympathetically restored it to it's former glory, in keeping with it's age we have taken great care in furnishing the rooms with antique furniture and interesting curio's . All rooms are equipped with a microwave, fridge, kettle toaster,TV DVD (I have a large selection of DVD's) and of course WIFI. Breakfast includes, cereal, fruit, muffins OJ etc etc....you will not be leaving hungry !! Guest access During the warmer months guests can use the summer house and access to the garden should they wish to eat alfresco and a small sitting room upstairs should the weather unseasonal ! During your stay Upon arrival you will be given keys enabling you to come and go as you wish Other things to note Leonard Stanley is a small village located close to the Cotswold way and about 10 mins from the award winning Stroud farmers market on a Saturday, In the village is a small pub 12th century church and home of Godsell cheese which is one of only 5 farms that make single Gloucester . Cheese can be purchased upon request from the farm . We are also 10 mins from Frampton on servern which boost's the longest village green in the country and happens to be one of the prettiest villages around , it also has a village pub, cafe and wonderful walks. Other place's to visit are Berkerly Castle (25 min drive ) Sudeley Castle (1 hour drive) but plenty to see in the area, Slimbridge Wildfowl trust (15 mins drive), Rodmarten Manor arts and crafts house about 20 mins and Cirencester which was the Roman capital of Britain, plus much more !