Nestled in the heart of the vibrant and bustling town of Cheltenham in Gloucestershire is the charming annexe, The Coach House. This idyllic, first-floor apartment is well suited for couples looking to explore all the wonders of the Cotswolds thanks to its fabulous setting in the heart of Cheltenham and close proximity to the breath-taking Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the apartment also benefits from a welcoming living/dining room, a beautifully appointed bedroom and front patio with furniture. Cross the threshold into your new home-from-home and head straight into the fully-equipped kitchen where you can pamper your partner with a delicious meal that can then be enjoyed at the intimate dining table. Raise a toast to your romantic retreat before snuggling up on the plush sofa and flicking on the Smart TV ready for a well-earned movie night. When the sky darkens, wash off the day with a refreshing rinse in the sleek shower room before sloping off to sleep in the sumptuous double bedroom. If you can tear yourself away from this romantic bolthole, venture into the heart of Cheltenham where you can stock up on essentials at local convenience stores and supermarkets and enjoy date nights at charming pubs like The Bottle of Sauce, The Tavern and The Old Courthouse. The town is also home to a variety of attractions including the Gardens Galley, Holst Victorian House, The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum and an Everyman Theatre; if you time your visit ride you can even pay a visit to the famous Cheltenham races! Take a short drive to Gloucester to immerse yourself in the past at the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum and Gloucester Prison before enjoying a leisurely stroll around the dock home to a variety of bars with a waterfront view. The Cotswolds AONB are a short scenic drive away, here you can traverse the countless walking and hiking trails rewarding guests with breath-taking views over the countryside. Experience all this and more at The Coach House.

The town of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, can be found just below Cleeve Hill, the highest point in the Cotswolds, and above the vale of the River Severn. "The Western Gateway to the Cotswolds" is a nickname for this area. Regency terraces, yearly festivals, a Ladies' College, and a racecourse give this spa town on the border of the Cotswolds an air of sophisticated elegance that is hard to match. There are also upscale stores and restaurants, a farmers market every other weekend, and beautiful natural scenery. Every year in March, Cheltenham Racecourse hosts the world-famous Cheltenham Festival, a four-day event featuring horse jump racing and concluding in the awarding of the Gold Cup. The Pittville Pump Room, a relic of Cheltenham's time as a spa town, is one of the city's most famous Regency buildings. The Wilson Museum houses some excellent works of art, and the Victorian Everyman Theatre features a lavish auditorium.

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