by Daniel Knowles | Oct 30, 2023 | Villages
The New Pool or Cartwash, the depression in the verge opposite the Almshouses, was made in the early 1830s to replace the water splash that had existed for centuries at the junction of High Street, Leasebourne, and Church Street, where the Scuttle Brook had flowed...
by Daniel Knowles | Oct 3, 2023 | Blog, Villages
Renowned for its quaint villages and historical towns built from trademark golden coloured stone, the rolling green hills, and stunning stately homes and gardens; the Cotswolds are designated an area of outstanding natural beauty, and for a good reason. A visit to the...
by Daniel Knowles | Oct 3, 2023 | Blog, Villages
As a protected landscape and celebrated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Cotswolds are captivating, charming, and beautiful. But of all the pretty and quaint villages found in the region, which are the most picturesque? 1. Bibury Artist William Morris once...
by Daniel Knowles | Oct 3, 2023 | Blog, Villages, Walking
With picture-perfect villages, cobbled market places, rolling hills and world-class views, the county of Gloucestershire is one of the most beautiful walking destinations in the world. The truth is walkers are spoilt for choice when visiting the county. But here are...
by Daniel Knowles | Oct 3, 2023 | Blog, Villages, Walking
Picture-perfect villages, babbling brooks, rolling hills, and bucolic countryside. Oxfordshire is quite simply one of the most beautiful counties in England. The region has inspired countless artists, poets, and writers throughout the centuries. But where can you find...
by Daniel Knowles | Oct 3, 2023 | Blog, Villages
If you’ve not visited the Cotswold village of Lacock then you really must put it on your to-do list. Lacock is owned by the National Trust and is situated just three miles south of Chippenham, but once you arrive you’ll feel a million miles away from, well anywhere...
