Luxury town cottage on outskirts of historic Regency Cheltenham
Spa the heart of the Cotswolds. Suitable for 6 people sharing as
a full let for groups and families.

As a holiday rental, prices commence at $2300 / £1260 per week
and is a suitable property for families and friends sharing.

Retreat Facilities
If you wish, on application, the property can be used as a
healing retreat with qualified therapists offering a choice of 4
natural therapies to choose from. Included in the retreat rental
price of £2500 $5,000 per week, is breakfast a light lunch and
dinner as well as guided tours of the Cotswolds.

The Property Detail
Phi-Noir was in a terrible state when first purchased however,
the potential was appreciated immediately and renovation got
underway with great enthusiasm. Now the property is glorious to
experience with the original oak floor boards fully exposed on
the upper floor bedrooms and new wooden floors covering the
entire ground floor with double glazing, central heating, new
kitchen and bathroom to add to the comfort of your stay, the
garden is just wonderful to experience in the summer or winter
with aromatic herbs, evergreens and flowers for your eyes to
feast on.

Also included in the price is maid service by Molly Maid.

Immediate to the Cottage -
Gloucester Road is one of the oldest streets in Cheltenham Spa, a
main service road to Cheltenham Spa Railway Station. This quiet
Victorian cottage has many traditional features giving the feel
of the surrounding area as typical of this town. Originally one
of the first houses to give the local railway workers a home, it,
as with Cheltenham Spa, is full of character and in very easy
reach of the town centre, museums, parks and the original
Honeybourne Line that is suitable to walk or cycle on.

Facilities of the Town -
Theatres , Restaurants, Cafes, Galleries, Art, Literature and
Jazz Festivals, Exclusive shopping boutiques, Haunted Castles and
villages, Sports Centres, Health Spas, Tennis, Swimming, Famous
Christmas Lights, Numerous cycling routes, Historic Parks, Family
parks

History of the Town -
A bird gave it away. In 1716 the pigeons were seen pecking at the
ground of a field in the village of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire,
which revealed the existence of a hidden underground spring.
Perhaps the birds were drawn by the salt deposited in the ground
by the mineral springs. The discovery transformed a sleepy town
into one of the most popular spas in England, this prompted the
citizens of Cheltenham to incorporate the lowly pigeon into the
town crest. When King George III visited the 'pump room' at
Cheltenham in 1788, the fortunes of the town took a turn for the
better. Forever transformed, the prestige of royal patronage made
Cheltenham one of the places to see and be seen, perhaps even now
with various noted colleges, bars and restaurants, this remains
true for Cheltenham. Building work incorporated new wells being
built, and the fashionable pump rooms opened and a building boom
ensued, to accommodate the visitors, the Regency terrace was
developed.

Surrounding Area - Things to Do - Specialist Interests -
Art classes, Photographic tuition, Museums and Cultural
seminars, Pottery classes, Perfumery, Silk printing

Family fun -
Birdland, Horse riding / trekking, Fishing, Adventure parks,
Animal parks, Museums, River boat tours, Working mills, Nature
reserves of Stroud and Combe Hill, Cirencester Water Parks
Pubs - Historic family and exclusive pubs in town and surrounding
areas
Haunted Towns and Castles - Prestbury, Winchcombe, Sudley Castle
Festivals - Balloon Festivals, Air Tattoo of RAF Fairford,
Cirencester Polo matches, Three Counties Shows, Open air farmers
markets, Organic Food Festivals, Toddington Steam Railway
Market Towns - Cirenecester, Ross on Wye, Medieval Tewkesbury
Walking - Cotswold Way - 130 miles long, Gloucestershire Way -
100 miles long. Wychwood Way - 37 miles long, Ridgeway Path -
85 miles long, Forest of Dean. Mountains of Wales. Explore the
Malvern Hills
Gardens - Westonbirt and Balsford Arboretum, Painswick Rococo
Gardens
Manor Houses - Hidcote, Rodmarton, Snowshill
Parks - Lydney, Pitville, Spetchley Park Garden
Ancient Buildings of -Tewkesbury Abbey, Cheltenham Pump rooms,
Gloucester Cathedral, Gloucester Docks Pilgrim / Spiritual tours
- Roman ruins, Churches, Cathedrals, Abbeys

Sport - Water Sports - Sailing / Water Skiing / Scuba Diving -
Cirencester Water Parks
Fishing - Rivers and lakes offering all season fishing
Horse Racing - National hunt and regular meetings as well as
private conventions at the Cheltenham Race Course and Chepstow
Golf - Numerous golf courses to choose from and all easy access.
Tewkesbury, Cirencester, Gloucester

Education - University of Gloucester, University of Oxford, Royal
Agricultural College