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Fossebridge, CHELTENHAM, GL54 3JP

Originally a pair of cottages, now one, Raybrook Cottage has been extended at both ends. Built in the late 18th or early 19th century, of coursed, squared and dressed limestone under a stone slate roof. Listed, grade II, with details at: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1340908 Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.

The Old Forge is a substantial property. There is another view at Image Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.

The Old Forge is a substantial property. There is another view at Image Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.

From the minor road this footpath runs along Hedgley Bottom to Lower Chedworth. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.

A recently built house, constructed using traditional materials. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.

Elm Villa is a detached house dated 1844. Constructed of coursed, squared and dressed limestone under a slate roof. At the front are some fine cast iron railings and gate on a low ashlar wall. Listed, grade II, with details at: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1090218 Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.

An unusually large water feature to the rear of an inn on the Fosse Way.