Tewkesbury
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self catering holiday accommodation in & around mediaeval tewkesbury
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| Tewkesbury
is an attractive, historic town situated between the Cotswolds and the
Malvern Hills. It is renowned as having one of the best mediaeval
townscapes in England and
is dominated by timber-framed buildings, elaborate carved doorways,
overhanging upper storeys, and the fascinating maze of small alleyways
behind the main streets. Tewkesbury is particularly famed for its 11th
century Abbeythe spectacular central tower of which, standing at 148
feet high, is the largest surviving Norman central tower in the
world.
There are numerous inns, restaurants and tea shops, many with
fascinating architecture, and bustling markets are held each Wednesday
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Alum House |
Tewkesbury |
sleeps 2 |
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two-story cottage originally built for the Northwest Gloucestershire
Water Board about 100 years ago. This unique property has been
converted to a high standard into a bijou dwelling for a couple of
discerning holidaymakers. The cottage features a natural
timbered vaulted...... |
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| Crescent
Cottage |
Tewkesbury |
sleeps 8 |
| Crescent
Cottage is a grade II listed cottage in the heart of Tewkesbury,
moments walk from the Abbey and the shops and restaurants of the town.
The 3 bedroom property has been fully refurbished to a very high
standard and furnished with antiques throughout. Outside is a south
facing..... |
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| The
Coach House |
Tewkesbury |
sleeps 11 |
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Coach House is a luxury self catering holiday cottage suitable for an
extended family or group holiday in the Cotswolds. The Coach
House is the main building in a courtyard of cottages. It was, as its
name suggests, the original coach house for the estate of Upper Court,
and housed the........ |
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