Windles

The Space
Bright, inviting, and full of charm, Windles is a beautiful semi-detached property nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds. Designed with comfort and style in mind, this home-from-home is the ideal retreat for families and friends alike.

Step into the light-filled living room, where a feature fireplace and two sumptuous sofas create the perfect spot for long, lazy afternoons or cosy evenings together.

The traditional cottage kitchen offers a calming space to prepare meals and gather around the table, blending rustic character with everyday ease.

Windles boasts four spacious double bedrooms, each styled with plush fabrics, thick carpets, and modern comforts. The second bedroom enjoys the added luxury of an ensuite shower room, while the first floor family bathroom features a large walk-in shower, wash basin, and WC.

Outside, discover a charming garden room and a lovely grassed garden - perfect for unwinding with a book, enjoying morning coffee, or letting little ones play.

Whether you’re planning a weekend escape with the family or a longer stay with friends in the South West, Windles is a delightful Cotswolds retreat that promises relaxation, comfort, and memories to treasure.

Neighborhood
Nestled in the peaceful Gloucestershire countryside, Huntingford offers a tranquil retreat while keeping you within easy reach of the Cotswolds and the Wye Valley. This charming hamlet is surrounded by rolling fields, walking trails, and scenic lanes perfect for cycling or leisurely strolls.

Just a short drive away, you’ll find the vibrant market town of Wotton-under-Edge, with its independent shops, traditional pubs, and cosy cafés. For nature lovers, the Cotswold Way National Trail passes nearby, offering breathtaking walks across unspoilt landscapes. Local attractions include Newark Park, a historic National Trust house with beautiful gardens, and the picturesque villages of Tetbury and Nailsworth, known for their antique shops, farmers’ markets, and excellent dining.

Huntingford is also well-situated for day trips further afield – the Roman city of Bath, Regency Cheltenham, and Bristol’s bustling harbourside are all within an hour’s drive. Whether you’re looking for countryside calm, outdoor adventures, or cultural exploration, Huntingford provides the perfect base for your holiday.

Getting Around
The closest train station to Huntingford, Gloucestershire is Kemble Train Station. Kemble is a station on the Great Western Railway line, serving the Cotswolds, where direct services can be found operating to Cheltenham, Gloucester, London, Reading, Stroud and Swindon.