This idyllic Cotswold retreat lies in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in an elevated position high on the Cotswold escarpment, with fabulous panoramic views for over 50 miles. These luxury Cotswold rental properties are all finished to a very high standard, have elegant interiors and offer a unique homestay experience.
Dryhill's location is truly unique, nestled in 14 acres of private land, with lovely terraced gardens from which you can admire the stunning views of the Malvern Hills and beyond, whilst being just a few miles from the spa town of Cheltenham.Situated next to the historic Crickley Hill Country Park and the famous Cotswold Way, you can enjoy some wonderful walks in the countryside with both friends and dogs.
Dryhill's location is truly unique, nestled in 14 acres of private land, with lovely terraced gardens from which you can admire the stunning views of the Malvern Hills and beyond, whilst being just a few miles from the spa town of Cheltenham.Situated next to the historic Crickley Hill Country Park and the famous Cotswold Way, you can enjoy some wonderful walks in the countryside with both friends and dogs.
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This idyllic Cotswold retreat lies in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in an elevated position high on the Cotswold escarpment, with fabulous panoramic views for over 50 miles.
These luxury Cotswold rental properties are all finished to a very high standard, have elegant interiors and offer a unique homestay experience.
Set in a private rural location, originally Dryhill formed part of a Roman 'Villa Rustica' dating back to around 76 AD and our vaulted cellar made with Roman bricks is evidence of this ancient occupation.
These luxury Cotswold rental properties are all finished to a very high standard, have elegant interiors and offer a unique homestay experience.
Set in a private rural location, originally Dryhill formed part of a Roman 'Villa Rustica' dating back to around 76 AD and our vaulted cellar made with Roman bricks is evidence of this ancient occupation.
A gorgeous 17th-century country house, lovingly restored with elegant interiors, reflective of the owner's travels to India, Africa and beyond.
Tucked away in a secluded rural location, Dryhill House is the largest of our properties, making it an ideal retreat for entertaining family and friends.
Dryhill House offers one of the finest luxury self-catering experiences in the Cotswolds, with six beautiful en-suite bedrooms, sleeping up to 12 people.
Soak up the morning sun in the large kitchen breakfast room with full-size Aga, before relaxing with your coffee in the adjoining orangery, or any of the 5 reception rooms.
Tucked away in a secluded rural location, Dryhill House is the largest of our properties, making it an ideal retreat for entertaining family and friends.
Dryhill House offers one of the finest luxury self-catering experiences in the Cotswolds, with six beautiful en-suite bedrooms, sleeping up to 12 people.
Soak up the morning sun in the large kitchen breakfast room with full-size Aga, before relaxing with your coffee in the adjoining orangery, or any of the 5 reception rooms.
This charming golden stone rental cottage dates back to the 17th century and provides the perfect romantic hideaway, with idyllic views from its elevated position high on the Cotswold escarpment.
The secluded one-bedroom cottage houses an English oak and glass kitchen diner, with a light-filled seating area providing a spectacular panorama over the vineyard and surrounding countryside.
Opening into a large patio for outside dining, the space offers a perfect romantic setting for any occasion.
After a long day exploring the best of the Cotswolds, wind down and relax in the adjoining lounge area, using the inset wood burning stove to keep you warm and cosy, even on the coldest nights.
The secluded one-bedroom cottage houses an English oak and glass kitchen diner, with a light-filled seating area providing a spectacular panorama over the vineyard and surrounding countryside.
Opening into a large patio for outside dining, the space offers a perfect romantic setting for any occasion.
After a long day exploring the best of the Cotswolds, wind down and relax in the adjoining lounge area, using the inset wood burning stove to keep you warm and cosy, even on the coldest nights.
Crafted from golden Cotswold stone, with breathtaking panoramic views: Dryhill Lodge is the exclusive retreat of your dreams.
Tucked away in a secluded rural location, Dryhill Lodge is a stunning Cotswolds property, with an adjoining 18th century barn conversion which has been lovingly restored.
It's the perfect getaway for a large family, several couples, or anyone looking for a luxurious spot from which to explore the beautiful countryside.
Enjoy hearty meals in local pubs, explore the Cotswolds on day trips to castles, and enjoy fresh picnics on pretty walks in this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Tucked away in a secluded rural location, Dryhill Lodge is a stunning Cotswolds property, with an adjoining 18th century barn conversion which has been lovingly restored.
It's the perfect getaway for a large family, several couples, or anyone looking for a luxurious spot from which to explore the beautiful countryside.
Enjoy hearty meals in local pubs, explore the Cotswolds on day trips to castles, and enjoy fresh picnics on pretty walks in this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Many people visit The Cotswolds for the first time and are not sure what to see or where to go.
Others have tasted parts of The Cotswolds but would like to see more.
We have prepared some great routes and included which 'eateries' are on top of their game.
Coffee in the village then visit a local castle, enjoying a steam train ride, lunch in a medieval coaching inn, a scenic route home through unspoilt villages with a pub refreshments to finish your tour.
Breakfast in the second city of Roman Britain and track down designer gardens and quintessential Cotswold cottages.
Others have tasted parts of The Cotswolds but would like to see more.
We have prepared some great routes and included which 'eateries' are on top of their game.
Coffee in the village then visit a local castle, enjoying a steam train ride, lunch in a medieval coaching inn, a scenic route home through unspoilt villages with a pub refreshments to finish your tour.
Breakfast in the second city of Roman Britain and track down designer gardens and quintessential Cotswold cottages.
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