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Wild View could be your new favourite holiday retreat.
It boasts a very quiet & warm south west facing woodland valley. It could be the quietest holiday cottage in the Cotswolds.
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Unwind
Contemporary lodge set within 3 acres of wild meadows, offering breathtaking scenery and magical sunsets
Relax
Unwind in the unique outdoor bath, surrounded by nature and incredible dark skies. Enjoy the freedom to explore the meadows
Walks
A perfect base for walkers to explore Minchinhampton Common and a short drive to the Cotswold Way
Cotswold Adventures
A Magical Destination
Wild View could be your new favourite holiday retreat. It boasts a very quiet & warm south west facing woodland valley. It could be the quietest holiday cottage in the Cotswolds.
With its 150 meter private sweeping driveway 600 meters down near the end of a (No through road) lane. Wild View has parking space for up to 4 cars & has one EV charger. Dogs & cats are welcome.
- Sleeps 4
- 2 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Dogs Allowed
- List Item
- Large TV
- Internet WiFi
- On Site Parking
- EV Charging
Also including Towels, Highchair (if required) and Travel Cot.
You will hear the birds, the trees, the stream in its grounds and on some days, the odd Royal Helicopter landing nearby or winter pheasant shoot, but there is No traffic noise to be heard & it’s a breath of fresh air away in an idyllic secluded spot.
Although it feels a remote wooded valley, there are houses not too far away, but it keeps its privacy when needed. Wild View has a large patio area with reclining sun loungers & teak table & chairs in season, it also has a smaller patio that catches the morning sun for breakfast time with picnic table. It also has an outdoor bath area with magical view to wooded valley, a stand alone outdoor shower & a fire pit area.
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Things To Do in Minchinhampton
Minchinhampton, perched on the Cotswold hills in Gloucestershire, is a delightful blend of history, nature, and quiet charm. Whether you’re passing through or staying a few days, there’s plenty to see and experience.
Why Visit?
An ancient market town with mellow Cotswold stone buildings and a central 17th century Market House that reflects its medieval woolen trade heritage. Set next to Minchinhampton Common, offering sweeping views, open grassland, wildlife, and space to roam. A close-knit community with local cafés, independent shops, and a genuine off-the-beaten-track feel.
Walk the Common & Explore Nature
Minchinhampton Common is arguably the town’s greatest natural asset. It’s a large expanse of open grassland dotted with ancient earthworks, burial mounds, and field systems. Walking here gives you panoramic views across the Stroud valleys. Don’t miss the Longstone of Minchinhampton — a pre Roman standing stone surrounded by folklore.
Golf in Scenic Surroundings
Play at the historic Old Course or the newer courses nearby, surrounded by breathtaking countryside.
Historic & Architectural Highlights
Visit the Market House, The Bulwarks, or nearby landmarks like Haresfield Beacon and Painswick Rococo Garden.
Café & Pub Culture, Local Eats
Relax at The Crown Inn, Cucina di Amalfi, The Weighbridge Inn, or The Ragged Cot. Explore
Thursday’s country market or browse boutique shops and artisan galleries.
Events & Special Moments
Enjoy The Festival of British Eventing at Gatcombe Park or join local fairs and concerts throughout the year.
Helpful Tips for Visitors
- The town is walkable, but a car helps to explore nearby villages.
- Visit from spring to early autumn for the best weather.
- Respect the free-roaming cattle on the Common.
- Pair your trip with nearby Stroud or Painswick for a perfect Cotswold getaway.