Cotswolds named among UK's best places to buy holiday home
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 06:08 · Archive
The Cotswolds, stretching into Worcestershire, has been named among the UK's best places to buy a holiday home.
The Cotswolds, which stretch into Worcestershire, have been named among the UK's best places to buy a holiday home by travel company Together Travel. The list also includes well-known holiday destinations such as Cornwall, the Lake District and the Scottish Highlands.
The Cotswolds cover a vast area of countryside across several counties. The protected Cotswolds National Landscape extends into Worcestershire and southern Warwickshire in the north. Worcester is approximately 34 miles from the Cotswolds, with the journey taking roughly 40 minutes depending on destination and traffic.
Together Travel described the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty as an 'absolutely wonderful place to buy a holiday home'. The company noted that the region offers 'idyllic villages, busy market towns, glorious countryside, and plenty to see and do'. It added that whilst driving is the best option for travelling through the Cotswolds as many parts are unreachable by public transport, reaching the area is easier than travelling to some other holiday regions.
Broadway, in Worcestershire, is among the region's most popular places to visit and has been called the 'jewel of the Cotswolds'.
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- Beauty spot on Worcestershire's doorstep named among UK's best to buy holiday homeThe Cotswolds, which stretch into Worcestershire has been named one of the best places in the UK to buy a holiday home.Malvern Gazette · 18 Oct, 05:00
- Beauty spot on Worcestershire's doorstep named among UK's best to buy holiday homeThe Cotswolds, which stretch into Worcestershire has been named one of the best places in the UK to buy a holiday home.Worcester News · 18 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Cotswolds · Worcestershire · Together Travel · Cornwall · Lake District · Scottish Highlands · Broadway · Painswick
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