Eggleton Styre is at the same location as H181, Sweet Coppins – and indeed its name is that of another type of cider apple – but although the two cottages are adjacent, the owners have created completely separate and private spaces for them both. Like its neighbour, Eggleton Styre is full of character, and is very well placed for easy access to a wide variety of places of interest. The Forest of Dean is virtually on the doorstep, with its lovely woodland walks and well-preserved remains of industrial archaeology (Clearwell Caves are certainly worth a visit), and the rivers Wye and Severn both offer a wide range of activities for outdoor enthusiasts. Further a field but still easily accessible are Ross-on-Wye to the west, and the cathedral city of Gloucester in the opposite direction, with the Cotswolds beyond. For those wishing to leave the car at home, there are excellent walks in the immediate vicinity of the cottage. The Dick Whittington Farm Park is only a mile away and is a perfect all-weather destination for families. Eggleton Styre has its own parking, and a very private and sunny patio, enclosable by gates. Guests are also welcome to share use of the orchard and nearby play area, which includes swings, a trampoline, sandpit and small pets’ corner. The cottage has an unusual and very attractive layout over three levels and is very well-appointed, creating a really relaxing and welcoming environment. See Also: H181 Sweet Coppins
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