Self-catering · Painswick
Barn Cottage, Painswick
A three-bedroom barn conversion in Painswick, sleeping six in en suite rooms, with off-road parking, an enclosed courtyard and dogs welcome.
Dog-friendly
Parking and an enclosed courtyard in the middle of Painswick, three en suite bedrooms, and the dog can come.
- Good: Every bedroom en suite
- Good: Off-road parking
- Good: Fully enclosed courtyard for dogs
- Good: Wood-burning stove
- Worth knowing: Two of the bedrooms are upstairs
About
Barn Cottage is a recently refurbished barn conversion in the middle of Painswick, let for self-catering and sleeping six. The same owners let Stable Cottage, which sleeps four, and both are managed by My Favourite Cottages.
Downstairs are a living and dining room with a fireplace and wood-burning stove, a kitchen with a utility area, and a double bedroom with its own shower room. Upstairs, two large bedrooms each have a king-size bed and an en suite shower room. There is fast wifi and a laundry.
Outside is a private, fully enclosed courtyard and off-road parking. Up to four dogs are welcome. It suits two couples or a family who want to walk from the door: the Cotswold Way runs through Painswick, and Painswick Beacon is on the hill to the north. Bookings are made online, by email or by phone, seven days a week from 9am to 8pm. A 30% deposit secures a booking, with the balance and a refundable security deposit due eight weeks before arrival; arrival and departure times are given when you book.
The details
- Rooms
- 3
- Features
- Parking · Wi-Fi · Garden or terrace · Open fire
- Parking
- Off-road parking at the cottage.
Photos
The kitchen 
The main bedroom 
Barn Cottage 
A double bedroom
Location
Nearby walks, places and things to do
- Stable Cottage, Painswick
- The Falcon Inn 0.1 km away
- The Painswick 0.1 km away
- St Anne's 0.2 km away
Sights nearby
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Court House, Painswick
Sight · Historic building · Painswick
The Court House is a gabled stone manor house of 1604 on Hale Lane, beside Painswick churchyard, with a panelled court room and a bedroom named after Charles I. Listed Grade I, it is a private home seen from the lane and the churchyard.
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St Mary's Church, Painswick
Sight · Church · Painswick
St Mary's is Painswick's Grade I parish church, of the late fourteenth and fifteenth centuries with a tall stone spire, set in a churchyard of clipped yews and carved table tombs that is on the national Register of Parks and Gardens. Open daily; the clipping is each September.
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Quaker Meeting House, Painswick
Sight · Historic building · Painswick
Painswick's Friends Meeting House is a plain stone meeting house of 1706 off Vicarage Street, built on land given by the Loveday family and still used by Quakers every Sunday. Its walled garden, an old burial ground, is open for quiet reflection. Grade II.
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Painswick Stream
Sight · River · Painswick
The Painswick Stream runs south in the valley below Painswick to the River Frome at Stroud. It drove the town's cloth trade: 25 mills stood in the parish in 1820. Footpaths follow it past Loveday's Mill, Skinners Mill and Kingsmill, old mills that are now homes.