The Old Cider House

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The Old Cider House
The Old Cider House

Details
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Sleeps 2
Cottage
Suitability
No Pets
No Smoking
Suitable for Elderly
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Details

Rental type Cottage
Minimum Stay 7 nights
Living space 350 square feet
Bedrooms 1 Total
Bathrooms 1 Total
Sleeps 2
Suitability Pet friendlyNo
Smoking allowedNo
Suitable for childrenAsk
Suitable for the elderlyYes
Wheelchair accessibleAsk
Theme Historic, Romantic, Away from it all, River, Rural

Description from the owner

One bedroom cottage in tranquil location on the banks of the river Severn.

Perfect for bird watching, walking, stargazing, painting and photography.

Grade ll listed building set in the grounds of Priding Farm with private fenced patio, use of owners riverside summerhouse and field to BBQ or picnic. Very quiet rural location, walk to the pub along the river bank. There are lots of scenic walks from the Cider House, Saul Junction, Frampton upon Severn, the Severn way runs past the gate. Watch the famous Severn bore from the summer house. Just 15 minutes from Junction 13 on the M5 lots of tourist attractions easily accessed and the...Read more

Amenities

General
  • Central Heating [?]
  • Alarm Clock
  • Housekeeping Included [?]
  • Linens Provided
  • Soap/Shampoo Provided [?]
  • Ceiling Fans [?]
  • Towels Provided
  • Local Guides/Maps
  • Phone / Internet
  • Wireless Internet
  • Property Features
  • Parking [?]
  • River Views [?]
  • Kitchen
  • Grill
  • Microwave
  • Refrigerator [?]
  • Charcoal Grill
  • Electric Stove
  • Dish Washer
  • Toaster
  • Oven [?]
  • Electric Grill
  • Entertainment
  • DVD Player
  • Standard Definition TV
  • Radio
  • Outdoor
  • Outdoor Dining Area
  • Garden
  • Deck
  • Location

    The Old Cider House
    Frampton on Severn, Heart of England, England

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    Additional Location Information

    Tranquil rural location beside the river severn.
    Walking, Birdwatching, Star gazing, Painting and Photography. Close to Frampton upon Severn (longest village green in England) and Saul Junction on the Gloucester shipping canal.
    Lots of tourist spots within easy drive, we are only 15 minutes from Junction 13 on the M5.

    Off road parking for two cars. Very limited Bus service to Gloucester from Saul, which is one mile away. Nearest Train Station Stonehouse, Paddington London 1 hour 40 minutes. Athletic cyclists might manage without a car.

    Location Type Away from it all, River, Rural

    Rates

    Rates shown in $ USD (Rental listed originally in GBP) (change)


    DateWeeknightWeekend
    Night
    WeeklyMonthlyMinimum
    Stay
    Rate Summary $61 - $103 $61 - $103 $425 - $729 $1,701 - $2,916 7 nights
    Mar. 16 2013 - May. 31 2013
    spring
    $76 $76 $531 $2,126 7 nights
    Jun. 1 2013 - Jul. 12 2013
    Summer
    $91 $91 $638 $2,551 7 nights
    Jul. 13 2013 - Aug. 30 2013
    Peak
    $103 $103 $729 $2,916 7 nights
    Aug. 31 2013 - Sep. 13 2013
    Summer
    $91 $91 $638 $2,551 7 nights
    Oct. 25 2013 - Oct. 25 2013
    Autumn
    $76 $76 $531 $2,126 7 nights
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    Availability

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    What Past Guests Are Saying

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    3 guest reviews
    • Sue
      Fulbourn

      Fantastic

      Left on 05/11/2012 for a stay in April 2012

      This is a wonderful place to spend a holiday. The accomodation is compact, but has everything you could want. It is clean. very comfortable and well decorated and has those little extras that make you feel at home. We've been twice now and both times found a bottle of wine and shortbreads awaiting our arrival In the summer there was also a bowl of greengages, with damsons and tomatoes and courgettes growing outside the door for us to use. The owners are friendly and helpful, but not intrusive and know the locality well. There is plenty to see and do, walking, birdwatching, wild flowers to find, stately homes and gardens to see, with Gloucester and Worcester within very easy reach. The picture ahows the river, just across the road, to which there is access and a summerhouse key is provided. There are good pubs and places to eat;The Bell has a small farm attached where children (and adults!) can see the animals. There were plenty of boats along the canal, even in spring and the local shop has most things, including bread, milk, newspapers and a small post office. What more could you want!

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    • Dianne
      Southampton

      Cosy retreat, well located for exploring local countryside

      Left on 04/26/2012 for a stay in February 2012

      Very friendly welcome, lovely biscuits and bottle of wine. The Cider House has been restored and equipped to a high standard. Ideal spot, by the River Severn. Saw the Bore, which although not a big one, it was very impressive to hear the roar of the water moving relentlessly up-stream. If we had come at a warmer time of year, we would certainly have spent a lot of time on the decked area, or in the summerhouse on the riverbank which the owner let us use. Lots of local information. Lovely river and canal walks nearby. We also went up to Newent to the National Bird of Prey Centre - even on a cold rainy February day, this was well worth the trip. Other places we visited - Painswick Gardens, Prinknash Bird and Deer Park, Slimbridge, Gloucester (enjoyed the National Canal Museum). If the the weather had been OK we would have explored the Forest of Dean - a short drive northwest via Gloucester. Maybe next time. We were priveleged to see many species of birds, without having to travel too far - my husband is sure there was a young eagle on the northern bank of the Severn one morning. It was too big to be a Common Buzzard, and it's hard to say what else it could have been, even though Eagles are not usually found in the area. We ate out at a couple of local pubs - reasonable food, and had a lovely breakfast at The Stables Cafe, on the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal at Saul Junction. If you like peace and quiet, with the option of travelling about a bit, The Cider House is the place to stay. Good value, too.

      Flight display at Bird of Prey Centre Misty morning on the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal River Severn looking upstream from the river bank at Priding, by the summerhouse A small Bore passes Priding The Cider House Gloucester Docks Crazy cockerel at Prinknash

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    • Sue and Gordon
      South Herts

      An absolute gem of a place! -wonderful in all ways.

      Left on 04/24/2012 for a stay in April 2012

      A great holiday location whatever time of year. Lots to see and do-great also for outdoor life. Fantastic walks and scenery from the door. The river certainly has lots of charm and fascination. A brilliant cottage, spotlessly clean,comtortable and well equipped. We'll definitely be back for another visit soon!

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