The house is quietly situated within lovely gardens very near to the beautiful grounds of Sudeley Castle and only a 300 yards walk from Winchcombe, Saxon town of pilgrimage with 1,400 years of history. Do try to visit our historic castle, wool church and museums. Winchcombe offers many welcoming restaurants, pubs and shops. The stunning Cotswold countryside starts at the town boundary and only 2 minutes walk away from the house.

The GWR steam railway provides a fascinating glimpse of the past. Winchcombe railway station is less than 2 miles from Isbourne Manor House. The GWR Headquarters are at Toddington - only 4 miles from Winchcombe.

The Cotswold Way passes within 200 yards of Isbourne Manor House.

Pilgrims would have visited Hailes Abbey whose attractive ruins (English Heritage) are an easy 2 mile walk along the Cotswold Way.

Local attractions include walks to - the ancient Long Barrow at Bela's Knapp, Cromwell's Seat and St Kenelm's Well. There are museums and the Roman mosaics at Spoonley Wood mentioned by Bill Bryson in his famous book: "Note from a Small Island". The mosaic floor can be viewed and photographed.

Winchcombe Pottery is famous for its beautiful products. The pottery is a little over a mile from Isbourne Manor House. Take a look at their site: Click on Winchcombe Pottery to visit their site.

For motoring enthusiasts - we are ideally placed to visit Prescott Hill Climb - home of the Bugatti Owners Club Motor Sport events are held there regularly.