85a Blaize Court Studio

Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, 85a Blaize Court Studio offers accommodation in Cirencester.

Each room at this bed and breakfast is air conditioned and is fitted with a flat-screen TV, a desk and a sofa. You will find tea/coffee making facilities in the room as well as cereal for breakfast. The private bathroom is fitted with a power shower over bath.

The nearest airport is Bristol Airport, 39.1 miles from the property.

Information about the host

Lovely, cosy, EXTREMELY CENTRAL studio in the heart of the beautiful Cotswold town, Cirencester! Less than 30 seconds walk to cafes and shops galore! This studio is situated just off the High Street and is surprisingly quiet considering its location. This studio consists of a generous sized bedroom/sitting room with a super comfy King Size bed, a separate bathroom and facilities for making tea and cereal for breakfast. Access is via key safe and pin code. You will be letting yourself in and out of the property, this is a private residence (it's more like an airbnb style property). It's unlikely you will see the owner unless you have a problem.

Hello everybody! I am a nice professional photographer. I recently decided to convert my photography studio so that it can double up as an Airbnb style property. This is a private property with no reception desk. Cirencester has been my home for many years now, I love it! With its beautiful old Cotswold buildings, wonderful parks and so many businesses prospering here, there's a great little buzz about the place, especially on market days!

If shopping’s not your thing, Cirencester offers many other wonderful things to do. There are lots of beautiful places to go for a walk : Cirencester Park, the Abbey Grounds and just taking a potter along the old back streets of the town you will see so many old beautiful Georgian and Tudor properties. Also within walking distance of the studio, there are many top notch restaurants, cafes, pubs and bars. For leisure activities there’s a Lido and a Sports Centre. Other places of interest include The Corinium Museum and The Brewery Arts Gallery. Cirencester also boasts one of the country's oldest Charter Markets (mentioned in the Domesday Book in 1086, no less!), which is held weekly, every Friday in the town centre. There is also the Farmers' Market, which happens every second and fourth Saturday of the month, which offers local fruit, veg, game poultry, pies, locally brewed beer and to top it all off, locally made chocolate brownies (delicious).