Nestled in Dymock near Newent, Gloucestershire is the romantic, first-floor annexe, The Loft Room. Two guests will find the picturesque property next door to the owner's beautiful, thatched cottage surrounded by countryside. Take the stone steps up to the first-floor apartment. Be greeted by a wonderfully designed, studio-style space that has all amenities needed for a comfortable self-catering stay. Although compact, the space has been thoughtfully renovated with pretty furnishings such as rugs, lamps and ample hanging space; rustle up home-cooked meals in the neat and tidy kitchenette with a combi microwave/oven, induction hob and a fridge with ice box. Dine at the dining table for two whilst watching your favourite shows on the TV. The Velux window offers rural views and pour plenty of light into the lovely apartment, where a cushioned sofa for two awaits after a long day of adventures; snuggle up and toast to your romantic retreat! A contemporary, separate shower room has plenty of shelving to store toiletries, towels and a walk-in shower to freshen up before bed. Climb under the sheets of the double bed and catch your rest or switch on the TV for evening entertainment. Pack your clubs and visit Dymock Grange Golf Club to test your swing, followed by a well-earned pint and meal at The Beauchamp Arms to take a break from cooking. Outdoorsy couples are in a great location for venturing into Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, including the Wye Valley, Royal Forest of Dean and the Malvern Hills; lace up your walking boots and relish breath-taking views, unspoilt scenery and escape the hustle and bustle. Newent is an attractive market town just a short journey south for more amenities and attractions; stop for lunch in a pretty tearoom, admire the half-timbered Old Market Hall or take a romantic stroll around Newent Lake. Visit the market town of Ledbury on the edge of the Malvern Hills to soak up history at Butcher Row House Museum and Ledbury Heritage Centre or catch a performance at The Market Theatre followed by a dinner out. Pack a picnic and explore the picturesque market town of Ross-on-Wye to wander along the river or visit the Thomas Blake Memorial Garden, whilst Gloucester is a historic city for a taste of local culture and history; the Museum of Gloucester, National Waterways Museum and the majestic 11th-century Cathedral are a must-visit, or spot the colourful houses of Nettleton Road and retreat to a green space for peace and quiet. Whisk your loved one away for a romantic retreat in The Loft Room.

Newent, previously a Roman hamlet, is one of the most charming market towns in the Vale of Leadon. A variety of attractions include the half-timbered Old Market Hall, which dates from 1668, as well as historic inns, restaurants, tea rooms, and unique shops. Newent is located on the northern side of the spectacular Royal Forest of Dean, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with various hiking, biking, and horseback trails.

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