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A self-catering Cotswold Holiday rental, with a stylish interior. This wonderful detached four bed house will accommodate 8 guests (+3), ideal for two families to share. The property is located down a quiet 'no through road' and has outstanding views across the valley of one of the most unspoilt locations in England. This unique self-catering property, situated in the heart of Painswick, has central heating, underfloor heating and constant hot water with a multi fuel stove in the lounge room. There's a mix of vintage and modern furniture. All fittings are new and of good quality as the property has been extensively improved by the current owner and now offers a wonderfully bright and spacious interior.

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Gloucester-born John Stafford Smith (1750-1836) was the son of Martin Smith an organist of the Cathedral. He attended Gloucester Cathedral school where he was a choir boy. By the 1770s he had a acquired a reputation as a distinguished composer and organist. He composed music for the Anacreontic Society's constitutional song entitled "To Anacreon in Heaven", which was later used to accompany the lyrics of The Star-Spangled Banner and designated the national anthem of the United States in 1931. John Stafford Smith is buried in Gloucester Cathedral.

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