Lechlade House is a spacious self-catering property in Lechlade-on-Thames, Gloucestershire, perfect for large groups wanting to explore the Cotswolds. This substantial house sits in a peaceful location with plenty of room for everyone to spread out. Multiple living spaces mean your group can gather together or find quiet corners when needed.
The property is set in the picturesque market town of Lechlade-on-Thames, where the River Thames meets the Cotswolds. You'll find traditional stone buildings, riverside walks and easy access to both countryside and historic towns.
The accommodation includes eight bedrooms sleeping up to sixteen guests, with a mix of doubles and twins across three floors.
Lechlade House is a spacious self-catering property in Lechlade-on-Thames, Gloucestershire, perfect for large groups wanting to explore the Cotswolds. This substantial house sits in a peaceful location with plenty of room for everyone to spread out. Multiple living spaces mean your group can gather together or find quiet corners when needed.
The property is set in the picturesque market town of Lechlade-on-Thames, where the River Thames meets the Cotswolds. You'll find traditional stone buildings, riverside walks and easy access to both countryside and historic towns.
The accommodation includes eight bedrooms sleeping up to sixteen guests, with a mix of doubles and twins across three floors. There are four bathrooms throughout the house. The ground floor features a large kitchen with dining space, a separate sitting room and a conservatory overlooking the garden. Upstairs you'll find additional bedrooms and family bathrooms.
Bibury village is 11 miles away (20 minutes). Cotswold Wildlife Park sits 8 miles distant (15 minutes). Cirencester lies 9 miles away (18 minutes). Bourton-on-the-Water is 14 miles (25 minutes).
Lechlade House works brilliantly for multi-generational gatherings or friend groups wanting a proper Cotswolds base with space for everyone.
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Eight bedrooms across three floors give everyone their own space whilst providing excellent communal areas for gathering together throughout your stay.
Set in historic Lechlade-on-Thames with easy access to famous Cotswold villages, riverside walks and traditional market towns within short driving distances.
Four bathrooms mean no morning queues, making life much easier when you're accommodating sixteen guests across multiple families or friend groups.
The generous kitchen and dining area lets your group prepare and enjoy meals together, with enough space for everyone to sit down comfortably.
The Thames Path runs through Lechlade, offering beautiful walks along the river and access to traditional pubs right from your doorstep.
The layout works perfectly for grandparents, parents and children staying together, with ground floor facilities and varied bedroom configurations throughout.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Lechlade House by car, take the A417 from Cirencester or the A361 from Swindon. The property is located in Lechlade-on-Thames town centre with off-road parking available for your group's vehicles.
The nearest railway station is Swindon, approximately 12 miles away with regular services to London Paddington. From Swindon station, you can take a taxi or arrange group transport to reach Lechlade-on-Thames.
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