Gisleburtus House is an impressive first floor Cotswold holiday apartment which sleeps four guests, in two spacious bedrooms, with two ensuite bathrooms. From the Cotswold stone arches to the Jacobian wooden panelling adorning the walls, every detail has been thoughtfully hand picked by a renowned interior design team to combine these beautiful features with modern luxuries. The spacious living area offers a wonderful haven to relax in front of the cosy fire or enjoy a game at the checkers table. This space boasts high vaulted ceilings wth skylights, allowing the natural light to flow. There is also a private balcony which is perfect for catching the evening sun, and a sought after assigned parking space in a central location in Stow-on-the-Wold. Gisleburtus House oozes sophisticated elegance, ideal for couples or small families!
Accommodation
This two bedroom holiday apartment is excellently situated for exploring Stow-on-the-Wold on foot, with its many eateries and boutique shops. The accommodation is laid out as follows:
First Floor
Gisleburtus House is accessed via an external staircase and is set on the first floor
Sitting room
Vaulted ceiling with skylights, corner sofa, two armchairs, Smart TV, gas fire, games table with two chairs, and Marshall radio
Kitchen/dining room
Central island with two bar stools, dual electric oven, microwave, kettle, toaster, wine fridge, induction hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, cafetiere, washing machine and tumble dryer
Dining table seating six
Utility cupboard
Iron, ironing board and vacuum cleaner
Cloakroom
Loo and basin
Master bedroom with ensuite (Sleeps 2)
King size bed, desk with stool, and built-in wardrobes
Ensuite with bath with overhead rain shower, handheld shower attachment, loo, heated towel rail and double basin vanity unit
Bedroom 2 with ensuite (Sleeps 2)
King size bed, mirror and stool
Ensuite with bath with overhead rain shower, handheld shower attachment, heated towel rail, loo and basin
Outside
Balcony with bistro table seating four and parasol
The Finer Details...
The maximum occupancy for this property is 4 guests. Infants do not count towards the occupancy figure, however, due to space restrictions the occupancy can only be exceeded by 2 additional infants (aged 2 and under)
Bed linen and towels are provided (duvets and pillows are hypoallergenic)
Allocated off street parking spot for 1 car, badge holders only and 1 badge will be provided during your stay (free on street parking is readily available a short walk away from the property for vans and larger vehicles)
Travel cots and highchairs are not provided, so guests will need to bring these with them
Sorry, no pets
Free WiFi
Mobile phone reception varies by provider
Smart TV with apps (guests to use their own login details)
Gas central heating system
Please note that the external metal staircase is steep, however a handrail is provided. These may also become slippery in wet weather
The smoke and CO detectors operate on a sound only basis and, therefore, those who have serious impairment of hearing may not be able to hear the alarm systems and could be at risk
No smoking or vaping is permitted throughout the property
Things to Note...
Events are not permitted without prior consent
A security deposit is required at this property
Check in is from 17:00 and check out is by 10:00
Please note that there is an external CCTV camera at the property entrance (this is purely used for security purposes and will not infringe on guest privacy)
Please note that this 17th century apartment is part of a historic building (as it’s located on the first floor, we kindly ask all guests to enjoy the space respectfully and keep noise to a minimum)
The Stow Horse Fair is held twice a year, typically on the Thursday closest to 12th May and the Thursday closest to 24th October, however, we would recommend checking the exact date ahead of placing your booking. This is a traditional fair for gypsies and travelling people to meet up and trade which dates back to 1476 when its Charter was granted. Stow is very busy for a day or two before and after each fair, and a number of shops, pubs and restaurants are closed. Whilst many visitors enjoy the colour and vibrancy associated with the fairs, other visitors prefer to avoid Stow on these dates
