With the indoor heated swimming pool and selsley common just outside your window the whole group will be very comfortable in this spacious and unique space. Converted in 2021 the barn has underfloor heating, stone and polished concrete floors downstairs with a further sofa bed on the mezzanine. Barn conversion right on top of Selsley Common, stroud along the cotswold way. Finished in august 2021 the barn has a large open plan kitchen, dinning and sitting room (60m2). You can reach out and stroke the cows from the dinning table (if there wasn’t a piece of glass in the way!) The mezzanine above with views over the common and valley beyond has a sofa bed. The first guests said the wet room shower was the best they have ever had! The heating and hot water is powered by a wood chip boiler and the whole ground floor is polished concrete and stone flagstone all with under floor heating. Bedroom 1 has 2 single beds that can be zipped up to make a super king size bed. View into the 17th century stone arched cart sheds. There is an additional single bed which can be used if needed. Bedroom 2 has a teak single bed with second pull out single bed to give 2 singles. POOL - Guests also have shared use of the 10m heated indoor swimming pool - timings and bookings to be discussed however we will have an online booking procedure soon (shared with my family and friends). Subject to availability, for a further fee of £100 per night I can offer exclusive use for 10 hours a day. The deep end is 150cm and shallow end is 125cm. The pool is locked. Young children and people who cannot swim should be supervised at all times. The use of the pool is entirely at the guests own risk and we take no responsibility for any harm. NO GLASS, BOTTLES OR CERAMICS should ever be taken into the pool house. The pool is situated about 15 meters from the barn with its own private garden, picnic bench and bbq. We are also dog friendly and accept one or two well behaved, mature dogs (no puppies please) for a small additional fee of £25 per dog per booking. For the benefit of future clients, we do ask that dogs are kept downstairs at all times and stay off the furniture and that no trace of a dog remains after departure. Whilst there is a garden in front of the barn, it isn’t enclosed. We would ask that owners are responsible for their dogs whilst outside and do not let them roam as there are other dogs and cats who live on site.