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Self-catering · Tetbury
Angel Cottage
A holiday cottage for two on New Church Street in the middle of Tetbury, for short breaks or weekly stays.
A cottage for two in the town centre, with its own parking space, a short walk from Tetbury's pubs and antique shops.
- Good: Reserved space in the Dolphin Hall car park next door
- Good: Patio, Wi-Fi and a washer-dryer; linen and towels included
- Good: Short breaks from £290 and weeks from £463
- Worth knowing: No dogs, apart from assistance dogs
- Worth knowing: No children under 12; two guests at most
- Worth knowing: Three floors, with the bedroom at the top
About
Angel Cottage at 13 New Church Street, Tetbury, is a 19th-century stone cottage in the town's conservation area, let as a holiday home for two. It is a few minutes' walk from the Market House, the town's pubs and restaurants and its antique shops.
The cottage is on three small floors: a kitchen and dining room, a sitting room, and a bedroom at the top with a vaulted, beamed ceiling, a double bed and a shower room. The kitchen has a dishwasher, oven, hob and microwave, and there is a washer-dryer, Wi-Fi and a stone-floored patio. Heating, electricity, bed linen and towels are included. The cottage is also listed on Airbnb, where the listing adds an electric fire and a dedicated workspace.
Guests arrive on a Monday or a Friday. The booking form offers a four-night midweek break from a Monday (or seven, 11 or 14 nights) and a three-night long weekend from a Friday (or seven, 10 or 14 nights). Midweek and long weekend breaks start at £290 and weeks at £463, booked online. Check-in is at an agreed time between 4pm and 6.30pm, with a call half an hour before you arrive, and check-out is by 10am. The cottage has a reserved space in the Dolphin Hall car park next door, and it is non-smoking throughout, the patio included. It suits a couple: there is room for two only, children under 12 cannot stay, and dogs are not allowed apart from assistance dogs. It is a short drive from Westonbirt Arboretum and Highgrove.
The details
- Rooms
- 1
- Check-in
- 4pm to 6.30pm by arrangement, Mon or Fri
- Check-out
- By 10am
- Minimum stay
- Four nights from a Monday or three from a Friday; the booking form also offers 7, 10, 11 or 14 nights.
- Features
- Garden or terrace · Wi-Fi · Parking
- History
- 19th-century Cotswold stone cottage
- Parking
- A reserved space in the adjacent Dolphin Hall car park, included in the price.
- Without a car
- Kemble station, with trains from London, is eight miles away, the owners say; there are local taxis.
Location
Accessibility
- Assistance dogs welcome
Nearby walks, places and things to do
- Lola & Co, Tetbury 0.2 km away
- The Close Hotel 0.2 km away
- The Gilbertine Kitchen 0.2 km away
- The Priory Inn 0.2 km away
Sights nearby
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Old police station and court, Tetbury
Sight · Historic building · Tetbury
Tetbury's police station and magistrates' court of 1884 on Long Street, with its cells and courtroom intact, now the town council offices and a free police museum holding what the council calls the largest collection of British handcuffs and restraints on public view.
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St Saviour's Church, Tetbury
Sight · Church · Tetbury
A Victorian chapel of ease of 1848 on New Church Street, Tetbury, built for the poor who could not pay for pews at St Mary's and furnished with help from Pugin and Hardman; now cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust and open Monday to Saturday.
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Market House, Tetbury
Sight · Historic building · Tetbury
Tetbury's pillared Market House of 1655 stands in the middle of the town: a timber-framed hall on three rows of stone columns, built and still owned by the Tetbury Feoffees, with a cupola, a dolphin weathervane and markets underneath every week. Grade I.
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Cutwell Bridge, Tetbury
Sight · Bridge · Tetbury
A small packhorse and foot bridge of about 1622 on the old road into Tetbury from the south-west: one triangular stone arch about a metre high over a tributary of the Avon, with a long ramp. Grade II, on a public path the Tetbury town walk follows.