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The Independent voted The Temple as ‘One of the top ten places in the world’ for the ultimate romantic retreat (June 2nd 2001). The grade 1 listed Doric temple rises above the lake in the famous folly-gardens of Stancombe Park. Legend has it that in 1815 the Reverend Purnell-Edwards, the original owner of Stancombe, fell in love with a local gypsy girl and built the temple as their love-nest. Access was via a labyrinth of tunnels which were too narrow for his portly wife. The owners have strived to create an intimate atmosphere of a secluded hideaway with a truly personal touch. Guests will enjoy the uniqueness of the location and the views of North Nibley Church and Tyndale’s monument; they will have the freedom to explore the grounds which include a Chinese tea-house and an Egyptian icehouse. The more energetic can use the tennis court. A pay and play golf course is 2 miles away on Stinchcombe Hill.