Oaklands is in Winchcombe, an ancient Saxon Borough, and is close to many local attractions, including

• Cheltenham Race Course, the home of the famous Gold Cup
• Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway, Hailes Abbey, Stanway Fountain, Sudeley Castle
• Lies on the Cotswold Way and other walking routes

Winchcombe boasts a number places to dine and relax in, with plenty of choice for different tastes.

Historically, Winchcombe was the capital of Mercia and boasts St. Peter's Church with its fine gargoyles, Sudeley Castle the resting place of Henry V111's last wife Catherine Parr and Hailes Abbey amongst local places of interest.

GWR, Prescott Hill Climb and Stanway Fountain (Britain's highest Fountain. The world's highest gravity fountain), are within a few miles.

Winchcombe lies on The Cotswold Way and other walking routes and Oaklands offers the perfect place for to rest weary feet.

Oaklands is approximately 10 miles from Cheltenham a Regency Spa town of great character with its gracious tree lined avenues, parks, gardens and the famous Cheltenham Racecourse.