Cotswold Pavilion

The Pavilion was once a writer's retreat and this is evident in its quiet and peaceful setting. With all of the living and sleeping area in one long 30 foot space, complete with vaulted and beamed ceilings, this is a perfect retreat for romantic couples wanting to get away from it all.

This sunny studio accommodation has generous proportions and is beautifully decorated with pale soothing tones throughout. The first thing you'll notice is that despite being on the edge of a lovely Cotswold village, the property feels wonderfully isolated, immersed in nature with panoramic views across farmland and forest.

French windows run the length of the property letting in plenty of light and creating a cheerful, calm setting in which to unwind and get back to nature. Everything has been finished to a very high standard with a cute corner kitchen equipped with everything you could need to prepare a romantic meal. There's a small Parisian style round table with wrought iron chairs and two comfy armchairs facing either the lovely rolling fields outside or the Smart TV, depending on your mood.

A wood burner faces the seating area and the big cosy king-sized bed, so if its a chilly evening or you just fancy the sound of crackling logs, light it up and snuggle under the duvet with a mug of hot chocolate.

There is a separate tiled shower room with heated towel rails and a large farm style sink, perfect for a long hot shower before enjoying your morning coffee on the veranda with the stunning views of the rolling Cotswold countryside to keep you company.

The outside area is particularly lovely with a large wooden table for dining al fresco, a charcoal BBQ and deluxe sun loungers on the lawned garden where you can doze in the shade of the parasol or read that book you've been meaning to get to. Just add a glass of something delicious and the picture is complete.

If you fancy a good meal and a pint you're within ten minutes of some excellent pubs including the Feathered Nest in Westcote, the Plough in Kingham and the Kings Head in Bledington. There are some beautiful chocolate box Cotswold villages to explore within five miles of the Pavilion and no visit would be complete without a wander round Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water.

After a morning of pottering why not pop along to the Daylesford Farm Shop and stock up on local cheeses, crusty breads and delicious pastries before heading back to your romantic idyll far away from the traffic and the noise?