Come & Stay Ltd loves being a Painswick Holiday Home Management Service as the village is beautiful and our guests love the quaint Painswick Holiday Cottages.
Summer Holiday Cottages Painswick
Luxury Holiday Cottages in Painswick are definitely worth the booking, which is why we love hosting guests in our three bedroomed semi-detached property in St Mary’s Street Painswick: Lovedays Cottage. Lovedays Cottage is a beautifully decorated cottage with high quality furnishings and a stunning private back garden.
Staying in Lovedays Cottage in Summer could not be better – a great place to enjoy a BBQ, in an elegant sun trapped garden surrounded by David Austin roses. The kitchen is well equipped, perfect for Self-catering holidays in Painswick. The cottage is situated in the middle of the village, meaning the local pubs are just a short walk from the front door. Painswick is also a great place to reach other well known local towns such as Cheltenham Spa, historic Tewkesbury, the lively Stroud, and up and coming Nailsworth.
Painswick Holiday Cottages do not come much cuter than Teasel Cross Cottage. This historic cottage is situated on Vicarage Street, a short walk from The Royal Oak pub and it has it’s own wonderful garden with spectacular views of the village and the hills of Slad. Perfect for drinking a glass of wine with friends on a summer evening.
Why You Choose Painswick Location
Holiday Cottages in Painswick are popular because this village is a beautiful, peaceful and a largely underrated holiday location. Painswick offers a stylish eatery at The Painswick Hotel, charming pubs, and beautiful countryside walks. Some of the best cottages in Painswick are tucked away in the winding roads, just big enough to fit a horse and cart or they stand proud and handsome on the main streets of the village.
Painswick is becoming increasingly popular with tourists, investors and young couples. A beautiful Cotswolds village situated in the rolling hills between Slad, Sheepscombe and Stroud. Benefiting from the infamous Cotswold stone, wisteria laden homes and the 99 Yew Trees.
This historic village has many legends, one of which is about the 99 Yew Trees. It suggests that whenever the 100th tree is planted, the devil demands that it does not grow, thus there are only ever 99 Yew Trees in the Painswick churchyard. Alternatively, there may only be 99 Yew Trees because the trees thrive over a good source of water and it is believed that there are only enough underwater streams to maintain the currently existing 99 trees.
St Mary’s church is the most prominent building in Painswick and it embodies the great long history of the village. The north aisle of the church was built during the reign of Richard II 1377 – 1377 and rebuilt in 1480 in the unique perpendicular style. The oldest unaltered building in the village is believed to be the old Post Office which is dated back to 1428.
When you are visiting Painswick, you are visiting a deeply historical place, one where it is believed Henry VIII used to visit rather frequently.
Painswick is one of the most beautiful villages in South Cotswolds, and in the entire Cotswolds area for that matter. Luxury holiday cottages in Painswick are not the only elements of the village to admire, but it can only be truly appreciated when you walk the narrow roads and under the yew trees. Why not visit Painswick with your loved ones for your next weekend away? You certainly will not regret it.
