Crossways is a stunning two bedroom property in the Cotswolds which has been recently renovated to a high standard. Newly Refurbished Holiday Home in the Picturesque Cotswolds Village of Eastington A newly refurbished apartment offers a modern retreat with accommodation for up to 5 guests. Whether you're planning a family getaway or are a contractor staying away for work, or a wedding guest at Eastington House this property has been thoughtfully designed for your comfort and convenience. Step inside to find a fully equipped kitchen with all the essentials, from a dishwasher to a coffee machine, ready to make your stay as convenient as possible. The bright and airy dining area is perfect for enjoying meals together, whether you're starting your day or winding down. The property benefits from free WiFi and streaming apps, perfect for your entertainment. The two bedrooms both have comfortable beds, ensuring a good night's sleep. The single bedroom boasts a pull put trundle bedroom should you require. At the front of the property is an attractive garden with a well positioned bench to sit and watch village life go by. The charming village of Eastington offers a peaceful and picturesque setting, with its traditional stone buildings and friendly community. Take a stroll through the village and discover quaint cafes and friendly pubs. The location of Crossways is ideal for exploring the stunning Cotswolds area, with its beautiful countryside, charming villages, and historic landmarks. Book your stay at Crossways and experience the best of village life in the Cotswolds. Perfect for couples, families or if you need a home-from-home whilst working away, this charming property offers comfort, convenience, and a true escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Don't miss out on this hidden gem in the heart of Eastington.

Eastington is a village in Gloucestershire, located near the River Frome and the Stroudwater Canal, about 4 miles west of Stroud and 9 miles south of Gloucester. It sits close to key transport routes, including the M5 motorway, making it conveniently accessible. Historically, the village was known for its woolen cloth manufacturing, a testament to its industrial past. The community still retains its rural charm, with a blend of old farmhouses and mills. Today, Eastington has a small but lively community with a primary school, local shops, two pubs, and a post office. It also has a variety of religious buildings, including the Church of St. Michael and chapels in nearby hamlets. Eastington is located near several interesting local attractions: Stroudwater Canal: Just a short distance away, this restored canal offers scenic walks along the water, where you can enjoy the local wildlife and historic canal-side architecture. Cotswolds AONB: Eastington is close to the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a stunning region known for its rolling hills, picturesque villages, and scenic countryside walks​. Woodchester Mansion: About 6 miles from Eastington, this is a Gothic Revival mansion that remains unfinished, offering a fascinating glimpse into architectural history. It’s set within a beautiful estate with walking trails​. Coaley Peak: Offering panoramic views over the Severn Valley, this viewpoint is located near Nympsfield, about 15 minutes from Eastington. It’s a great spot for picnicking and hiking​ Museum in the Park, Stroud: Located within Stratford Park in Stroud, this museum showcases local history and hosts various events and exhibitions​ These attractions provide a mix of natural beauty, history, and culture for visitors.