Winstone Glebe

Winstone Glebe, a small Georgian rectory, set in five acres of gardens and paddocks, overlooks a Saxon church in a Domesday-listed village. The house is traditionally furnished, has spectacular views and is very quiet.

Set in the heart of the Cotswolds it is ideally situated for exploring: Bath and Oxford; Sudeley and Berkeley castles; Barnsley, Hidcote and Kiftsgate gardens; the many Costwold market towns with their antique shops and medieval churches and architecture.

Being within an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ there are numerous well signposted walks. Those less energetic can enjoy the warm hospitality and good food prepared by Susanna who trained as a professional cook and ran the Cordon Bleu Restaurant.

15 minutes from M5 junction 11A; 30 minutes from M4 junction 15; follow signs to Cirencester in both cases. Winstone is 6 miles NW of Cirencester off the A417. Once in the village follow signs to the church. The Glebe is just short of the church on the left on a bend by a Public Footpath sign.

Shaun & Susanna Parsons
Winstone, Cirencester, Glos GL7 7JU
Phone & Fax: (+44) 01285 821451
sparsons@cableinet.co.uk

• Closed occasionally
• 1 Double, 1 Twin & 1 Double (or twin) Room
• Bed & Breakfast £37/£42
• Dinner £25
• Licensed to sell liquor
• Children welcome
• Dogs accepted by special advance arrangement
• Building of Historic interest
• Garden, Tennis, Croquet
• Visa & Mastercard accepted