Self-catering holiday cottages in Wiltshire

Breach Cottages are two lovingly converted barns situated in the grounds of Breach House, which lies on the edge of one of Wiltshire's prettiest villages. The village of Urchfont has a pub, post office & a shop and Urchfont Manor, an adult education establishment that offers a wide range of leisure courses.The market town of Devizes is 5 miles away and there is a minibus service from the village. Nearby Salisbury Plain, Marlborough Downs and the beautiful Vale of Pewsey offer spectacular scenery and opportunities for walking and cycling.Places of interest include: Avebury (8 miles) Stonehenge (15 miles) Kennet and Avon canal with its 29 locks Bowood House with its arboretum (10 miles) Longleat (30 miles) .... click icon to read more.

Botleys Farm is a family home and farm set in the heart of the rolling Wiltshire countryside which offers a delightful self-catering apartment, farmhouse bed and breakfast and studio units for artists and small businesses. The farm is positioned in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers exceptional views across the Wiltshire Downs.  You can also purchase veggies from the garden, enjoy water from the well and try your hand at traditional living with a straw burner that provides hot water and heating - Botleys Farm really does give you a taste of the country and the opportunity to escape the pressures of every day life.The holiday apartment is an ideal base to visit the many local attractions, explore the Downs on your doorstep or simply relax by .... click icon to read more.

You will feel you have escaped to a slower pace of life as soon as you arrive at Hinton Lodge. Situated in a lovely country lane you are away from traffic and busy roads yet still close to road and connections for visiting Bath, Bristol and London.Hinton Lodge simply oozes character and is quintessentially English.  The accommodation is on one level, so it is perfect for families with young children.  Here you can sit in the garden and enjoy the lovely views; enjoy seeing the rabbits jumping through the grass and feed the owners beautiful horse, Magic. If you are looking for a romantic getaway, or somewhere special to spend your honeymoon, Hinton Lodge provides a peaceful idyllic retreat with lovely features such as the four poster bed.  .... click icon to read more.

The old stables on this working farm are now three luxury self catering cottages with one rated Mobility Grade 1 for disabled visitors. The accommodation is graded 4 star by Visit Britain.Located between Stonehenge and Bath, there is plenty for guests to see and do. Explore the Kennet and Avon canal, visit arts festivals, stately homes, mysterious corn circles and prehistoric remains or simply enjoy wonderful walking and peaceful rural surroundings. The stables were converted into three holiday cottages in the autumn of 2002, and have very well equipped kitchens, full central heating and fabulous \'healthopaedic\' mattresses that react to the weight and temperature of the body by moulding to its shape. Guests share the barbecue, patio area with lawn, creating a plea.... click icon to read more.

The old stables on this working farm are now three luxury self catering cottages with one rated Mobility Grade 1 for disabled visitors. The accommodation is graded 4 star by Visit Britain.Located between Stonehenge and Bath, there is plenty for guests to see and do. Explore the Kennet and Avon canal, visit arts festivals, stately homes, mysterious corn circles and prehistoric remains or simply enjoy wonderful walking and peaceful rural surroundings. The stables were converted into three holiday cottages in the autumn of 2002, and have very well equipped kitchens, full central heating and fabulous 'healthopaedic' mattresses that react to the weight and temperature of the body by moulding to its shape. Guests share the barbecue, patio area with lawn, creating a pleasa.... click icon to read more.

Breach Cottages are two lovingly converted barns situated in the grounds of Breach House, which lies on the edge of one of Wiltshire's prettiest villages. The village of Urchfont has a pub, post office & a shop and Urchfont Manor, an adult education establishment that offers a wide range of leisure courses.The market town of Devizes is 5 miles away and there is a minibus service from the village. Nearby Salisbury Plain, Marlborough Downs and the beautiful Vale of Pewsey offer spectacular scenery and opportunities for walking and cycling.Places of interest include: Avebury (8 miles) Stonehenge (15 miles) Kennet and Avon canal with its 29 locks Bowood House with its arboretum (10 miles) Longleat (30 miles) .... click icon to read more.

Twixt Devizes and Malborough in the county of Wiltshire with its wonderful rolling downs and panoramic vistas, Rendells Farm Holiday Cottages (2 cottages, each sleeping 4 people) nestle in a picturesque village in the beautiful Vale of Pewsey. The cottages are situated close to Alton Barnes, claimed to be the Crop Circle Centre of the UK. Only minutes from the famous Barge Inn at Honeystreet and overlooked by the White Horse hill carving, this is a popular meeting place for crop formation enthusiasts (Croppys) where you can eat and drink and listen to accounts from past and present sightings. Hear about the mysteries that surround them from local patrons and visitors alike. Stories abound with ceiling murals in the Pub, photography and up to the minute reports on the lates.... click icon to read more.

An individual, spacious, single storey, 18th Century beamed holiday cottage, tastefully furnished in traditional style, with log fires for cosy winter evenings - The perfect place for visiting this lovely part of the world and experiencing the peace and quiet of the Wiltshire village of Steeple Ashton. Steeple Ashton is one of the prettiest unspoiled villages in this area, dating back to the 15th Century.  The village is perfectly located for visiting the beautiful Georgian city of Bath, along with Wells and Salisbury.  The National Trust village of Lacock and the stately homes of Longleat, Stourhead and Bowood are within easy reach as is the world heritage site of Stonehenge which is well worth a visit.   Coachmans Cottage is situated in a quiet lane off the village green.... click icon to read more.

The old stables on this working farm are now three luxury self catering cottages with one rated Mobility Grade 1 for disabled visitors. The accommodation is graded 4 star by Visit Britain.Located between Stonehenge and Bath, there is plenty for guests to see and do. Explore the Kennet and Avon canal, visit arts festivals, stately homes, mysterious corn circles and prehistoric remains or simply enjoy wonderful walking and peaceful rural surroundings. The stables were converted into three holiday cottages in the autumn of 2002, and have very well equipped kitchens, full central heating and fabulous 'healthopaedic' mattresses that react to the weight and temperature of the body by moulding to its shape. Guests share the barbecue, patio area with lawn, creating a pleasa.... click icon to read more.

Set in a peaceful hamlet within the Wiltshire countryside, this fine courtyard of old Cotswold-stone barns was once part of a 16th century farm and now provides holiday accommodation of a very high standard. Now sensitively converted to offer three beautifully furnished and well equipped cottages, each with a wealth of original features, individual gardens and bedrooms with en-suite facilities. This is an ideal setting for a holiday situated close to an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with fine walking on the doorstep. Close at hand is: the historic City of Bath with the Royal Crescent, Roman Baths, elegant shopping and choice restaurants; Bradford on Avon with its delightful 17th Century stone houses and access to the Kennet and Avon Canal; Corsham, with an Elizabethan.... click icon to read more.

Set in a peaceful hamlet within the Wiltshire countryside, this fine courtyard of old Cotswold-stone barns was once part of a 16th century farm and now provides holiday accommodation of a very high standard.Now sensitively converted to offer three beautifully furnished and well equipped cottages, each with a wealth of original features, individual gardens and bedrooms with en-suite facilities. This is an ideal setting for a holiday situated close to an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with fine walking on the doorstep.Close at hand is: the historic City of Bath with the Royal Crescent, Roman Baths, elegant shopping and choice restaurants; Bradford on Avon with its delightful 17th Century stone houses and access to the Kennet and Avon Canal; Corsham, with an Elizabethan m.... click icon to read more.

Wick Farm, home to The Cheese House is a working farm which once belonged to the Lacock Abbey Estate, with a barn dating back to the 15th Century. Situated in a very quiet spot 1.5 miles from the National Trust Village of Lacock, it has its own lake 'Silverlands', well known for coarse fishing, notably Carp, Bream and Tench.Lacock Abbey, a thirteenth century Nunnery, eventually became the home of William Henry Fox Talbot, a pioneer in photography and there is a Museum of Photography at the Abbey. Today Lacock is famous for being the venue for many period drama productions, most notably 'Pride & Prejudice' and 'Moll Flanders'. Lacock is ideal for visiting the City of Bath, or the historical houses of Corsham Court, Bowood House, Longleat and Stourhead. Three o.... click icon to read more.

Accommodation at the Old Stables is provided within a 19th century stable block, which has recently been converted into three separate self-catering units. Each sleeps 5 or 6 depending upon size and age!The ground floor has excellent facilities for either the elderly or disabled with sliding doors, wheel-in showers with seats, grab rails in the bathrooms, and toilets which can be mounted from either side. If you have specific needs, please do not hesitate to contact the owner.The Old Stables is situated in a pleasant hamlet on the southern edge of the city of Salisbury and has recently been awarded the English Tourist Board 4 Stars - Highly Commended award of excellence. Local Information - Salisbury Cathedral .... click icon to read more.

Kestrel Cottage is situated in a rural loaction between Great Bedwyn and Crofton on the edge of Savernake Forest. The cottage which enjoys views across open farmland stands next to Brail Vista and accessed via the main drive.The owners aim to make your stay as relaxed and comfortable as possible.The village of Great Bedwyn which is in an area of outstanding natural beauty has a village shop, post office, baker, basket maker, garage (no pumps) and two pubs, one with an excellent restaurant.Great Bedwyn is on the Wiltshire Cycleway; there are many cycle routes in the Wiltshire Downs area which links to the Ridge Way Path. There is a route along the old railway line from Marlborough to Chiseldon just out side Swindon.The area is rich in history, with such sites as.... click icon to read more.

A charming 17th century self catering holiday cottage which is situated on a 600 acre organic farm located under the South Wessex Downs in Wiltshire. The South Wessex Downs are part of the Cranborne Chase which is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.Surrounding the cottage are a vast network of footpaths and bridle ways, making this perfect for enjoying horse riding or walking from the very front door (horses and dogs are accepted by arrangement).  Two hundred acres of the farm are in an environment conservation scheme, and offer a great selection of wild flowers, making this a haven for bird life.  Excellent facilities are provided to ensure your holiday is both memorable and relaxing, including a heated outdoor swimming pool (by arrange.... click icon to read more.