The Vine - A Luxurious Cotswold Escape for Two.

Savour the stunning winter scapes of the Cotswolds with a last-minute escape to The Vine, a stylish 5★ hideaway for two in the heart of Winchcombe. This light, modern apartment offers the perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds’ charming villages, independent shops, and scenic walking trails.
Available this Valentines and during Cheltenham Gold Cup Week.

Your host, Amanda, has been welcoming guests for over a decade, and it shows in the luxurious touches and thoughtful details throughout this beautifully appointed space.

The Vine is a bespoke 5★ apartment designed for two, with generous outdoor space and a charming breeze house where you can relax and take in the gorgeous views in complete peace. Located just 8 miles north of Cheltenham, Winchcombe is the perfect base for exploring the picturesque villages of the north Cotswolds. The property also includes a private parking space on our driveway.

If you’re a racing enthusiast, Prestbury Park—home of the famous Cheltenham Gold Cup—is only a short drive away. With so much to discover in the area, you can enjoy wonderful walks straight from the doorstep or experience one of Cheltenham’s many festivals.

We have availability from 10th February. This is a perfect time to experience the picturesque Cotswolds during the quieter winter months. Perfect for winter walks or cosy pubs lunches.

The blend of a warm, modern interior filled with natural light and generous outdoor garden space makes The Vine a true gem—one that guests have been returning to ever since it opened. Downstairs, underfloor heating creates a cosy atmosphere, while the sky lantern and wide patio doors flood the space with daylight. You can unwind on the large sofa and watch nature right outside your door, or—if you need to work during your stay—take advantage of the fast Wi-Fi and bright, airy setting, with the dining table doubling perfectly as a desk.

The charming village of Broadway is just 5 miles away, known for its elegant high street and year-round twinkling lights. You can even hop aboard the heritage GWR steam train to explore nearby villages in classic Cotswold style.

And after a day discovering the area’s beautiful towns and countryside, return to the peace and quiet of The Vine on Langley Road—your haven in the Cotswolds.

Enter through your own private entrance into the limestone-floored sitting room, slip off your shoes, and enjoy the comfort of underfloor heating as you relax on the handmade Heals of London sofa. A wall-mounted 50-inch TV is perfect for catching up on sport or unwinding after a day exploring.

Upstairs, the bedroom suite features an inviting John Lewis king-size bed dressed in luxurious, high-thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets and quilted covers. From the window, you can enjoy views towards Cleeve Hill, the highest point in the Cotswolds. The bathroom includes a slipper bath and separate shower, with underfloor-heated Travertine tiles to keep you cosy, and views out to Langley Hill.

Whether you’re cooking or ordering a takeaway, the granite-topped dining table—accented by Jasper Conran wall lighting—provides a stylish place to eat. A dishwasher makes tidying up effortless.

The landscaped terrace is yours to enjoy, whether you’re firing up the BBQ or relaxing with a chilled glass of wine from the fridge. Beyond the terrace, the lawn stretches out to open countryside and the rolling Cotswold hills.

Unlike many properties in Winchcombe, we offer a private parking space on our own driveway—a rare luxury in the town—and we’re only a short walk from the centre.

Why Winchcombe?
Often described as the hidden gem of the Cotswolds, Winchcombe truly has it all—even its own castle. Sudeley Castle, renowned for its 1,000 years of royal history and magnificent gardens, is just a short walk from the property.

Winchcombe is a paradise for walkers: the Cotswold Way, Gloucestershire Way, and Wychavon Way all pass through the town, while the Wardens Way and Windrush Way both start and finish here. For those seeking history and breathtaking scenery, Belas Knap, a Neolithic long barrow perched above Humblebee Wood, offers spectacular panoramic views. You can also discover the remains of a Roman villa hidden in a peaceful valley on lower ground.

The town proudly holds Walkers Are Welcome status and hosts an annual walking festival each May, as well as a growing music and arts festival. Despite being less well known than some of the classic Cotswold hotspots, Winchcombe enjoys a reputation as a truly fabulous destination, with more than 60 charming independent shops that draw in locals and visitors year-round.

Stroll among centuries-old buildings, including beautifully preserved medieval structures and several 15th-century coaching inns—now welcoming restaurants—all set against the backdrop of rolling countryside that stretches for miles.

So what are you waiting for? Come and discover Winchcombe.