Find My Favourite Holiday Cottages in Warwick

Warwick lies on the banks of the River Avon in the county of Warwickshire. It is an ancient market town with a rich history as a Saxon fortification in the 9th century and the site of an imposing castle since the 11th century. Wander into the town centre from your holiday cottage in Warwick, and you will discover various independent businesses, including antique centres, boutiques, galleries, tearooms, and some of the region’s best restaurants. You will notice the fine medieval architecture and an abundance of parks and gardens. Self-catering holidays in Warwick would be incomplete without exploring the magnificent Victorian Hill Close Gardens and the Master’s Garden at Lord Leycester Hospital. Pick up a copy of the town trail from the visitor centre and discover the town’s many historic landmarks, including Market Hall, Saxon Mill, St John’s Museum, and Shire Hall. Warwick is famous for its many annual celebrations, including beer, literary, and Victorian Evening festivals. The green hills and stone-built villages of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty are a short drive southward from Warwick, while the rugged countryside of the Cotswold Hills lies to the town’s west.

A contemporary 1st floor apartment with an entire wall of floor-to-ceiling glass windows and wrap around balcony.
Sleeps
8
Bedrooms
4

Castle View is a striking, architecturally designed, large holiday home in Warwickshire opposite Warwick Castle. With a seamless blend of new and old, the cottage features exposed beams and stone walls, an orangery, a lovely garden, balconies and impressive views of the famous castle.

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Staying in Warwick? Here Are Some Recommended Places to Visit

 

Guy’s Cliffe Walled Garden

Don’t miss this spectacular 18th-century garden in the town centre, beautifully restored after years of dereliction.

 

Warwickshire Yeomanry Museum

Delve into the region’s military history at this excellent museum, at the Court House, on Jury Street.

 

Hatton Adventure World

Have a day out at this popular family-friendly farm attraction, and peruse the Victorian shopping village’s many boutiques.

 

Lord Leycester Hospital

Explore some of the country’s finest examples of half-timbered medieval architecture, and treat yourself to afternoon tea at the Brethren’s Kitchen.

 

Hill Close Gardens

Take a wander around these rare surviving Victorian hedged gardens, created in 1845 as an extension of local homes.