Thrupp

Thrupp is a small village located in the Cotswolds area of Gloucestershire, England. It lies near the larger town of Stroud, situated within the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is characterized by its traditional Cotswold stone cottages and its tranquil rural setting.

Historically, Thrupp has been a settlement for centuries, with its development tied to the agricultural landscape of the region. Like many villages in the Cotswolds, its architecture reflects the local building materials and styles prevalent in the area. The River Frome flows through or near Thrupp, a common feature of many Cotswold villages that often influenced their early settlement patterns.

The amenities within Thrupp are limited, reflecting its small size. Residents and visitors typically utilize the services available in nearby Stroud. The village's appeal lies in its peaceful atmosphere, scenic surroundings, and proximity to walking trails and other natural attractions that define the Cotswolds. It remains a residential community, with many inhabitants commuting to work in surrounding towns and cities. The village is part of the Stroud District Council.