Gwenelin Cottage

The Space
Gwenelin Cottage is a charming mid-terraced Cotswold stone cottage set within two beautiful courtyards. The entrance opens into an inviting open-plan kitchen and living space, where the traditional flagstone floor complements the modernised yet timeless décor. Start your day with a coffee at the kitchen table, or unwind in the cozy lounge area, which features a comfortable sofa and a reading nook by the original inglenook fireplace—perfect for curling up with a good book. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need, including a dishwasher, wine cooler, Tassimo coffee machine, and a dining table for two. In the evening, light the fire in the lounge and enjoy entertainment with the flat-screen SMART TV (with free Netflix), DAB radio with Bluetooth, and a selection of games and books.

Winding wooden stairs with a rope rail lead to the first-floor landing, where you'll find the spacious master bedroom. This light-filled room boasts a king-size bed with a Harrison Spinks mattress, built-in wardrobes, a dressing table, and bedside drawers. The bathroom features a traditional white suite with a shower over the bath, offering a relaxing space to unwind. For added convenience, Gwenelin Cottage also includes an allocated parking space in the car park at the rear of the courtyards, ensuring a hassle-free stay.

Neighborhood
Evesham, a quaint market town in Worcestershire, is rich in history and surrounded by the scenic beauty of the Vale of Evesham. Once home to one of England’s most significant abbeys, the town honours its heritage with the serene Abbey Park and the evocative ruins of Evesham Abbey, providing a peaceful setting for leisurely walks and quiet contemplation.

The town centre is a charming mix of independent boutiques, traditional markets, and inviting cafés, creating a welcoming and laid-back atmosphere. History enthusiasts can explore the Almonry Museum, set in a 14th-century building, offering an engaging look into Evesham's past—from its monastic beginnings to its pivotal role in the Battle of Evesham during the Second Barons' War.

Evesham is famous for its fertile land, particularly its orchards and market gardens, which are celebrated each spring during the Blossom Trail. This picturesque route showcases the breath-taking beauty of fruit tree blossoms and the rolling countryside. The nearby River Avon provides ample opportunities for boating, riverside strolls, and tranquil picnics.

With its blend of historical charm, natural beauty, and a close-knit community, Evesham offers a quintessential experience of the English countryside, making it a perfect destination for relaxation and exploration.

Getting Around
Evesham is well-connected by train, with regular services linking the town to Worcester, Oxford, and London. For those traveling by car, the A46 and A44 provide straightforward access to the town, with plenty of parking available in the town centre. Local bus routes connect Evesham to nearby villages and attractions, including the charming Cotswolds and the picturesque Vale of Evesham. The town's compact centre is ideal for exploring on foot, with historic sites like the Abbey ruins and Almonry Museum just a short walk away. For those looking to explore the surrounding countryside, cycling and driving offer great opportunities to discover the area's orchards, riverside walks, and the famous Blossom Trail.