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Our stylish, modern and cosy self-contained apartment is newly built and located in the friendly village of Pewsey, Wiltshire. As you enter the apartment you will find the kitchen equipped with all the basic needs including an oven, hob, kettle and toaster along with a breakfast bar to enjoy meals. Upstairs there is one large bedroom with a comfortable King bed. It is a spacious room also including a sofa bed and TV. Off of the bedroom is an en suite toilet, and storage closet for belongings.

Our apartment is perfect for couples or small families. It is spacious with a large bedroom, living area and bathroom with a shower, as well as a fully equipped kitchen downstairs. The apartment is above the properties garage located at the end of the hosts drive. It has a private entrance and gate to the side of the apartment which the guests can use. There is space for parking if the guest has a car.

The village has a local supermarket (within 5 minute walk) as well as a bakery and take-away food places. Within a 10 minute drive is Marlborough high street, the second widest high street in Britain. Marlborough has many more restaurants, pubs, supermarkets and stores. There are many lovely walks around the Vale of Pewsey and in other nearby areas such as: Marlborough forest, Devizes locks, Oare and Martinsell Hill and Avebury Stones.

Pewsey is situated between Stonehenge and Avebury and we are only 7 minutes walk from the railway station amid a wealth of outstanding countryside. Shops and restaurants all within walking distance in fact a car is not at all essential to your stay. Our little artists hideaway is a unique space full of quirky artworks in a garden of sculptures. It is very comfortable, warm and private and has easy access to all the amenities of the village.

The studio is tucked away behind our house in a private wooded garden. It is warm and cosy and we have made it super comfortable with everything you need for a romantic get away or relaxing quiet time. Even though we are in the middle of a big village you can get straight out into the countryside from the door and you have your own magical wooded path that leads to your house. There is a table tennis and BBQ for your use and your own part of the garden with outside table and chairs. The kitchen has basic appliances, an electric hob and an oven/microwave. It is well equipped with cooking utensils and I also provide basic things like tea,coffee, oils , conserves, sauces and some herbs. In the summer there are fresh herbs in the garden that you are welcome to use. There are two reasonably priced restaurants nearby, an excellent Indian and a great cafe on the canal. If you want more choice Marlborough is 7 miles away and stuffed with restaurants including Rick Steines. There is a bus service that will get you to Stonehenge and Avebury, Silbury Hill and Kennet Longbarrow and also Salisbury and Marlborough so we are perfectly situated if you do not drive or have a vehicle. We are professional artists and work from home so we are mostly around if you need us but if you don't, you won't see us. You will see the chocolate boys, Twix and Wispa, two friendly jack Russell’s who will like to meet you.

Pewsey is a large village that offers a wealth of facilities. It has two supermarkets, both about 3 minutes walk. A bakery, a Boots chemist and a post office..In september 2018 our newly refurbished, £8million sports center will open. It also has an interesting local heritage center that is open in the summer months.

A private studio situated above World's End Microbrewery, behind The Crown Inn Pewsey. En suite shower and toilet no bath. A light airy room with two skylights and large window. Electric heater. The room is accessed by an exterior staircase; no stair lift available. Own separate entrance. Very close to train station (mainline to Paddington). In the heart of Pewsey Vale, ideal for walking. Near Marlborough. Convenient for Stonehenge, Avebury. Sunday Roasts available at The Crown. Shops nearby.

The accommodation is detached and has its own front door so privacy is high.

Pewsey Vale is an excellent area for walking, the surrounding hills are very picturesque. There are a number of real ale pubs in the village (not least the Crown Inn with its own microbrewery). There is an excellent bakery on North Street where hot rolls and coffee can be bought, a cafe and a take away lunch venue on the High Street.

open for NHS key workers only. Bright and airy garden room with a Scandinavian feel. A sunny morning terrace with table and chairs.

The studio was formerly an art studio and there are even some pictures on the walls that were painted in it. It is a good size space even with the sofa bed down in bed position. It has a little patio which get the sun in the mornings and is ideal for breakfast or lunch outdoors. The sofa bed is a standard double size, but very long. It has a mattress topper to ensure a good night's sleep. The Studio is ideal for walkers with their dogs; you can go through a gate in the garden into the National Trust field surrounding the property and walk up the Dene or go to the woods or downs. It is also perfect for cyclists as we are just off the popular National Cycle Route 45, and there is a shed to lock bikes in. It's a lovely, light space with big windows on all sides and black out curtains to keep the light out while sleeping.

The Lockeridge Dene is a conservation area. The land surrounding the property is owned by the National Trust and is of interest because the Sarcen stones lying in the field were used to make the nearby Avebury Neolithic Stone Circle. We are located on the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in this charming village with its stone and thatch cottages. There is a pub in the village which serves good food and local real ale. Just up a track by the house are the West Woods with amazing bluebells in late April/early May, they are a real treat to see and smell. The edge of the Downs are fantastic for walking with the Ridgeway and Wansdyke located about 2 miles away. There is a good riding stables in Stanton St Bernard and you can go riding out on the downs from there. The National Cycle Route 45 is on the doorstep for cycling enthusiasts. In addition there are many Neolithic site such as Avebury Stone Cirlce, Silbury Hill, West Kennet Borrow 3 miles away, and Stonehenge 20 miles away. Bath is about a 50 minute drive. It has the Roman Baths, The Holbein Museum, The Pump Rooms, the Costume Museum, and if relaxing is more your thing there is the Bath Spa with its natural thermal water.

The Byre is the perfect place to relax and explore the beautiful county of Wiltshire. On one level, it is a newly renovated, self-contained wing of an 18th century thatched cottage. The Byre is convenient for Marlborough, Bath, Salisbury, the K & A Canal, Stonehenge and Avebury. As Pewsey station is only a few minutes walk away, day trips to London (1 hr) and Bath are easy.

The Byre is a beautiful conversion of an old milking parlour and consists of a double bedroom, a small twin bedroom, a kitchen/diner/sitting room and a bathroom. It has been luxuriously fitted out with White Company and Mitre bed linen, towels, feather duvets and pillows, John Lewis beds and sofas and high quality new furniture. There is free Wi-Fi, a Smart television with Netflix, parking for one car and a small outside seating area with a table and chairs solely for guests. The accommodation is cosy and as neat as a pin. The Owners: Maggy, Barbara and Bob have been friends for over forty years and decided to buy a house in Pewsey together for their retirement. We are very proud of our beautiful home and garden and offer a very warm welcome to our guests. Maggy and Barbara are classically trained musicians so you might hear the (delightful!!) strains of music wafting around.

Pewsey has a surprising number of amenities, all within a few minutes walk of The Byre, including a swimming pool, a bakery, a butcher, several supermarkets, a Post Office, a bank, three cafes, a Heritage Centre, a library, a wool shop, several playgrounds and some excellent public houses. Within a minutes walk, there is The Scotchel Nature Reserve and some delightful walks up to the Kennet & Avon Canal and Pewsey Wharf. The Pewsey Vale is an area of outstanding beauty and the hills provide many enjoyable walks and bridle paths. There are excellent transport links with buses outside the house, north to Marlborough and south to Salisbury. Trains (4 minutes walk away) go to West Country and 60 minutes into Paddington.

Beautiful newly renovated modern, thatched cottage. Very large one bedroom on the first floor and kitchen sitting room on the ground floor and brand-new contemporary bathroom on the lower floor. It’s probably one of the oldest houses in Pewsey. Right in the heart of the village. Walking distance to the local amenities of grocery stores, post office restaurants and the train station with direct trains to London. Beautiful country walks straight from the cottage.

Beautifully renovated so the cottage is as new inside but has all the features of a cosy cottage. Brand-new kitchen and bathroom and digital heating. Bedding and towels are soft and luxurious and I have tried to leave every amenity for your comfort. Teas and coffees ( Nespresso) provided.

Southcott Cottage is a gem. Secluded within the heart of Wiltshire's countryside yet close to great amenities and facilities if desired. You feel you are totally private and secluded but have the convenience of all you could desire only 5 mins away. Fabulous for large family gatherings and entertaining with a large outdoor patio and firepit. Southcott Cottage is a beautiful cottage set within an Organic Apple Orchard and 19 Acres of parkland. Close to one of the White horses in Wiltshire, it is ideal for people who like walks or just a simple break away. The cottage is an 8 minute walk from the village, which has a direct train to Paddington and other fantastic facilities on tap. The Cottage sleeps 9 comfortably and can sleep 10 if required. The property has 5 bedrooms in total. 3 Upstairs One Master with en suite and 2 further bedrooms ( one single which can be expanded into a double and one King which can separate into twins) serviced by a family bathroom and 2 bedrooms downstairs 1 large en suite bedroom and a single with a trundle. Southcott cottage is the perfect place for a relaxing & peaceful break in the English countryside but is also within easy reach of many tourist attractions including Stonehenge, Avebury & Salisbury. The cottage is adjacent to a Grade 2 listed manor house (Southcott Manor) where we live and an original Tithe thatched barn. We shall be there to welcome you, times permitting, but otherwise we shall leave you in peace unless needed. It is very much the perfect break away for some R and R and is a home away from home. We have comfortable beds, good quality bedlinen and towels and a well equipped kitchen. The cottage is child friendly, we do have a travel cot and some toys, but no high chair. Wifi is available The property is surrounded by 19 Acres and great public footpaths. The village of Pewsey, 5 minutes walk away has 5 great pubs, lovely bijoux shops and much more. When there are spare vegetables from the garden, we will put a selection in the cottage fridge for your arrival (please note this is seasonal!) The village of Pewsey is in the Pewsey Vale - the village is totally surrounded by countryside and there are lots of places to walk or bicycle. The Pewsey Avon trail starts 2 minutes away and follows the course from Pewsey to Salisbury following the River Avon. The beautiful village of Marlborough is 7 miles away with a feast of activities on offer. A full Summer course programme, Clay Pigeon shooting, Golf and more. The Cottage is ideal for families with Children at Marlborough College who want a close bolt hole for exeats and half term. For historical lovers Stonehenge is 30 min drive away. The village has lots of great local pubs. The Royal Oak has just been renovated in the village. For Gastro lovers there is the Seven Stars at Bottlesford, The Red Lion, East Chisenbury, and the Harrow, Little Bedwyn. All do excellent food - Both the Red Lion and the Harrow have Michelin pub awards for food and are well known Wiltshire pubs which people come a long way to visit. The cottage is ideally situated for the following places of interest •Stonehenge (30 mins drive) and Avebury (20 mins drive) Stone Circles (World Heritage sites), •Salisbury Cathedral, Old Sarum and the Medieval cities of Salisbury & Wilton (25 min drive) •Historic Market towns of Devizes, and Marlborough (15 min drive) •Kennet Canal (15 min drive) •Bowood House, Adventure Playground (30 min drive) •Bath & Winchester (both 1 hour drive) •Plus lots of children's activities including family farms, Pewsey Vale Horse Riding, Thruxton go karting and much more. Further Details Indoor: Bedrooms: 3 bedrooms are situated upstairs and 2 bedroom are situated downstairs. The main bedroom is a Super king sized bed. The other bedroom upstairs is a King sized bed which can be made into 2 singles on request. The third bedroom is a single which can have an additional mattress.The bedroom downstairs is a Super King Sized bed ensuite and then an additional single room. All beds have good quality 'White Company' linen or similar. Bathrooms: The main bedroom upstairs has a large ensuite bathroom with both a shower and bath. There is also a family bathroom with a bath and overhead Shower. The downstairs en suite has both a bath and Shower. Large bath towels are provided. Sitting Room: The sitting room houses 2 large 3 seater sofas. A flat screen tv and ipod dock. Kitchen/Dining Room: The kitchen area is open plan with a large Orangery attached. The space has been renovated to a very high standard. Limestone floors and a fun hybrid of old meets new. The kitchen is well equipped with all electrical appliances you would expect. There is an electric oven and gas hob. Good quality cutlery and tableware are provided as well as a wide selection of glasses, jugs etc. Basic kitchen essentials like cling film, kitchen paper, kitchen foil, salt, pepper, tea, coffee etc are provided in the cupboards. The space is incredibly light and refreshing. Outside Terrace. The terrace is south west facing and is a paved area for sitting in the sun and relaxing. The views are tranquil and you may see on the odd occasion the resident Guinness fowl or monk jacks passing by. The train is an added bonus, only 5 mins by car away and a 10 minute walk, enabling great access to London and the South West. There is also a good bus service to Salisbury and Marlborough. Our south west facing outside terrace that gets lots of sun and is a great place to read the papers! There is also a fire pit to light fires and watch the sun go down The cottage sits within lovely Parkland. A walk past the garden takes you to the next part of the garden where there is an organic Apple Orchard.

We are edge of village but you very much feel you are out in the countryside. If needed the shops are only a 5 minute walk away. The village is week services with a large Co-op, Boots, a post office and lots of nice little local shops - Art galleries and tea shops etc.

A wonderful family home, arranged over two floors comprising an entrance hallway, lovely open plan kitchen/dining/living room with doors to the conservatory and a cloakroom on the ground floor. There is a pretty, enclosed garden.

There is a small lawn garden with a patio, garden shed and side gate. The 2 convenient allocated parking spaces are located 50m away, in the Co-op car park. The property is minimally furnished but has all the essentials. Guests welcome to bring extra mattresses to make use of the 4 bedrooms.

Pewsey is a large village with an attractive streetscape and many fine period buildings. The village offers excellent amenities including a supermarket, doctors' surgery, dentist, sports centre with swimming pool, 5 public houses, 2 children's play areas and churches of various denominations.

About this listing Grade II listed property, 3 floors of ancient-meets-contemporary interiors, 2 bathrooms, quirky features. Cosy kitchen/dining area, coffee and teas provided. Great for walking breaks, sight-seeing, fishing and cycling. Safe indoor bike storage. The Vale community campus is nearby; swimming pool, badminton, squash, fitness. Train station: 10 mins walk. Overlooking King Alfred's statue and River Avon. Easy drive: Marlborough (10 mins), Avebury (15 mins), Stonehenge (25 mins).

Set on three levels. Built in the 17th century with plenty of original features plus some rather modern and interesting updates. Ground floor: dining area combined with kitchen. Microwave oven, induction hobs (no oven), washer/dryer, dish washer, fridge (no freezer). Cooking utensils and crockery. Ensuite bedroom: 1 double bed with private bathroom. Living Room: spacious and cosy, there is a pull-down double bed which can be activated when required. There is a separate bathroom on this floor. Both bathrooms are shower only, soap and towels provided.

The area known as Pewsey Vale is an AONB; Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Much of the village has been designated a conservation area. There is a Co-op supermarket nearby, just off the high street and a Spar shop on North Street. Also on North Street there is The Royal Oak pub and The Shed Alehouse. There is a bakery opposite The Royal Oak. There are cafés and shops around the high street.

Private room and shower room accessed by its own staircase. Balcony with views over the Pewsey Downs and the Alton Barnes White Horse. Private use of library/sitting room and owner's kitchen. Breakfast is self-serve with with choice of cereal, fruit, toast, drinks, etc. An adjacent double room is available for family members or friends (shared bath). The Vale of Pewsey is a perfect location to explore local market towns and the prehistoric sites of Wiltshire. There is a resident border collie.

Guest have the top floor of the house to themselves with private access - bedroom, shower room and sitting room. I am in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Close to Marlborough, Devizes and many lovely villages. Avebury and Stonehenge are half an hour away and Bath is one hour. It is very rural and quiet. I work from home as a bookbinder so always available for help or advice.

On the edge of the quiet village of Beechingstoke, very private with half acre garden. Two nearby pubs with great food. I am near the Kennet and Avon canal, lovely walks on the downs. Close to many prehistoric sites and the market towns of Devizes and Marlborough. Avebury and Stonehenge are near as well as many other prehistoric monuments. Terrific walks.

Kim & Frances live in the Vale of Pewsey in Wiltshire. The ancient monuments of Stonehenge and Avebury are close by as well as the Kennet and Avon Canal. Also the lovely market towns of Marlborough and Devizes. We are in the heart of "Crop Circle" country. Kim has been a pilot all his life, starting in the Royal Navy and finishing as a B747 Captain. Frances has been a Midwife and now works for Citizens Advice.

Our House is one of the oldest in the village of Easton Royal and is believed to date back to the 14th Century. It has been extensively refurbished and modernised to provide a comfortable and welcoming home - but retaining the unique medieval characteristics.

The village is in an "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty" with an excellent local pub 2 miles away.

The Mill House is situated on the edge of Pewsey with wonderful views of Martinsell Hill. Next to Jones's Mill Nature Reserve, it is in an area of Special Scientific Interest with grazing Belted Galway cattle. There are many walks straight from the house and the Kennet and Avon Canal is nearby. It is positioned along a very quiet lane ( no through road).

This very spacious triple aspect room ( 7.4m x 5.6m) is light and cosy. As well as tea and coffee making facilities it also has a fridge, toaster and microwave for making easy meals. I will provide food for a continental breakfast, such as bread, milk, cereal etc for use in your room. I'm happy to provide a Vegan/Vegetarian option if you let me know. This beautiful room has a sofa which converts to a sofa bed for a third guest if required and T.V in the lounge area. Double doors lead to a balcony with table and chairs to enjoy the magnificent view over the Nature reserve and Martinsell Hill. The luxury en-suite has a claw bath and shower. We have a 4 acre garden and keep free range hens and guinea fowl ,eggs may be available. We have 3 dogs, Lenny (Collie/WhippetX) Flynn ( PureWhippet) and the boy in charge - Basil, a miniature chocolate brown Dachshund. There is also a second smaller double room available, with sole use of a shower room opposite the bedroom. It has tea and coffee making facilities with toaster and small fridge.

Pewsey is a large village with many facilities, including a Post Office, supermarket and bakery and a new leisure centre with Swimming pool opening in the Autumn. There are a number of pubs including The Shed Ale house. We are a 15 minute walk to the main line Station going to Paddington, London in just over an hour and to the south west as far as Penzance. Pewsey Vale is an area of outstanding natural beauty. In the heart of Wiltshire , 25 minutes from Stonehenge and 15 Minutes from the World Heritage Site at Avebury. The Historic Market town of Marlborough is 15 minutes drive. Home to Marlborough College it has a large diversity of Independent shops and Cafes. Further afield is Swindon with its Designer Outlet Centre and Salisbury to the south , dominated by Salisbury Cathedral with timber buildings and market. Bath, with its glorious Georgian architecture has a wealth of things to see and do. Including the Roman baths and the Natural thermal baths , where you can relax in the rooftop pool and have pampering beauty treatments. Bristol is a diverse and vibrant city. Vist Brunel’s SS Great Britain and Bristol Zoo. Both are about an hours drive away. There are a number of Restaurants and Pubs in the area. The Polly tea rooms , and Rick Stein Restaurant in Marlborough. The Red Lion, Chisenbury, The Goa Balti Indian Restaurant at Everleigh are well worth a visit. Also The Harrow at Little Bedwyn, a Michelin starred restaurant and The Seven Stars Pub at Bottlesford . The Waterfront Bar and Bistro at the Wharf in Pewsey and the Royal Oak at Wooton Rivers are within walking distance.

Large, rambling boutique style country house with everything you need for a fantastic gathering with friends or family. 1hr from London by train. The house offers excellent entertaining facilities centred around the huge kitchen family dining area. The dining table comfortably seats 16 and the separate formal sitting room is the perfect place to cosy up in front of a log fire. The terraced garden is also perfect for summer BBQ's and any little guests will love the sunken trampoline.

The kitchen family room is the heart and soul of the house - a huge space comprising kitchen, breakfast room, sofa seating and dining area with wood burner. The kitchen has an aga, an electric oven, a steam oven and a convection hob. Guests are welcome to use the Gaggia coffee machine and Kitchen Aid. A formal sitting room with log fire; a study with desk (and a double sofa bed if you need a 7th bedroom) and large laundry and boot rooms means there is plenty of space for all. The first floor offers a master bedroom suite with a dressing room and ensuite bath & shower rooms. Two other bedrooms have their own bathroom facilities and three bedrooms share the family bathroom. All but two of the bedrooms can be made up as either double or twin rooms and two of the bedrooms can easily accommodate additional beds if required. Outside is a terraced garden with large dining table and chairs and parking for 4 cars. The house has wifi, hi-fi and Sky TV's.

Pewsey is a traditional working village with a number of pubs, a co-op, fishmonger, excellent Indian restaurant, cafe and plenty of walks out into the countryside from the house. The market town of Marlborough is 10 minutes away and Salisbury, Bath and Cheltenham are all within an hours drive. Stonehenge and Avebury Circle are around 25 minutes away,

My place is close to great views and art and culture. You’ll love my place because of the location, the ambience, and the outdoors space. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers. Close to Marlborough, Stonehenge and Devizes. Pewsey Station is 2 miles away with direct trains to London Paddington. (55 mins) We also overlook the village pub which is excellent for evening meals/lunches.

Set in this rural village two miles from Pewsey Town, this pretty cottage over looks the village Green, and is close to the Local Village Pub for drinks and suppers.

A beautifully renovated, wonderfully positioned converted chapel with large private garden in one of the area's prettiest villages. Wootton Rivers is within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural beauty, with beautiful walks along the Kennet & Avon Canal, the Ridgeway and Savernake Forest. The village has a 16th century thatched pub, very close to the Chapel. We are also on the National Cycle Network route 4 and near to great restaurants such as Stein's, and Dan's in Marlborough.

Perfect for couples looking for a quiet, romantic retreat or young families with one or two small children, the master bedroom is open to the stairs (stair gates top and bottom if required) with bedroom 2 off the main bedroom. (You are welcome to book for three adults as long as you are happy that the person in bedroom 2 must access the stairs and bathroom through the main bedroom.) The kitchen is fully equipped including dish washer and washing machine. There is also a heated airer, iron and ironing board at the proeprty. The shower room has underfloor heating. There are French doors to a large, private fenced garden over looking fields that often have cows in during the spring and summer. If you're lucky you might also spot a barn owl circulating the field at dusk. There is a seating area just outside the French doors so you can enjoy the views. Perfect for those bringing a dog as the garden is securely fenced (but please remove any dog mess). For those bringing a dog we ask that you are happy they cannot go upstairs at the property (there are stargates provided for this).

A friendly village community in a picturesque village with an extensive village green and play park off just around the corner from the Chapel

The Mill House is situated on the edge of Pewsey with wonderful views of Martinsell Hill. Next to Jones's Mill Nature Reserve, it is in an area of Special Scientific Interest with grazing Belted Galway cattle. There are many walks straight from the house and the Kennet and Avon Canal is nearby. It is situated along a quiet lane ( no through road)

This is a small double room (4.2m x 3m ) which is light and cosy. There is a kettle for tea and coffee and also a small fridge and toaster. I will provide food for a continental breakfast, bread, milk, cereal etc to have in your room. I'm happy to provide a Vegan/Vegetarian option if you let me know. Double doors lead to a balcony with table and chairs to enjoy the view. There is a T.V, iron and ironing board . There is a shower room opposite the Bedroom which is for your sole use. We have a 4 acre garden and keep free range eggs, which may be available. We have 3 dogs, Lenny ( Collie/ WhippetX) , Flynn ( Pure whippet) and the boy in charge - Basil, a miniature Chocolate Brown Dachshund. This is the second of 2 rooms available. The first is a very large room ( 7.4m x 5.26m) which has a luxury ensuite Bathroom with shower and a lounge area with sofa bed and t.v. It also has a microwave, fridge , coffee machine and toaster.

Pewsey is a large village with many facilities, including a Post Office, supermarket and bakery and a new leisure centre with Swimming pool opening in the Autumn. There are a number of pubs including The Shed Ale house. We are a 15 minute walk to the main Line Station going to Paddington, London in just over an hour and to the south west as far as Penzance. Pewsey Vale is an area of outstanding natural beauty. In the heart of Wiltshire , 25 minutes from Stonehenge and 15 Minutes from the World Heritage Site at Avebury. The Historic Market town of Marlborough is 15 minutes drive. Home to Marlborough College it has a large diversity of Independent shops and Cafes. Further afield is Swindon with its Designer Outlet Centre and Salisbury to the south , dominated by Salisbury Cathedral with timber buildings and market. Bath, with its glorious Georgian architecture has a wealth of things to see and do. Including the Roman baths and the Natural thermal baths , where you can relax in the rooftop pool and have pampering beauty treatments. Bristol is a diverse and vibrant city. Vist Brunel’s SS Great Britain and Bristol Zoo. Both are about an hours drive away. There are a number of Restaurants and Pubs in the area. The Polly tea rooms , and Rick Stein Restaurant in Marlborough. The Red Lion, Chisenbury, The Goa Balti Indian Restaurant at Everleigh are well worth a visit. Also The Harrow at Little Bedwyn, a Michelin starred restaurant and The Seven Stars Pub at Bottlesford . The Waterfront Bar and Bistro at the Wharf in Pewsey and the Royal Oak at Wooton Rivers are within easy walking distance.

Welcome to my gorgeous, characterful and rather quirky, 1740's detached cottage. I am told it was built to accommodate English Army Officers during the construction of the adjacent canal The location is perfect for exploring the beautiful Vale of the White Horse and the Kennet and Avon, which is just a stone's throw away. The property is situated on the edge of Pewsey village, with a great pub across the road. It's about 5 miles by car to Marlborough and 15mins into the village on foot

The main bathroom in on the ground floor but there is also toilet and sink on the first floor. The largest bedroom is also downstairs, where you will find a beautiful carved wood four poster. The first floor has a double room and also a small double and the attic room has two single beds. Please note, this room is not suitable for young children as the stairs to gain access are very steep In the cottage, you will find a cosy living room, dining room (with a large table while will accommodate 7 people) garden / music room and nice sized kitchen Outside, there is a very pretty cottage garden, through which you gain access to the property. And when you go out of the back gate, if you continue up the private lane, you will find the Pewsey Wharf Boat Club and truly lovely walks through the woods and along canal

There is loads to do in the area, especially if you enjoy sightseeing. There are some great pubs and cafes in Pewsey itself, plus a large Co-Op and various other shops. You are close to Stonehenge and the wonderful cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury. The gorgeous Marlborough is just 5 miles away with it's great shops, interesting live music scene and some fantastic restaurants, including Rick Steins. I have a folder in the property with full details of what is on in the area, to make sure you don't miss out on anything

Honey Street Log cabin is a two bedroom self catering lodge, situated on a working farm in the Wiltshire Countryside. The lodge is in a superb quiet and peaceful location.

On arriving I will take you round the cabin showing you things you need to know there is always a welcome pack with fresh bread from a local bakery.

We have a local pub in walking distance which is right next to the Kennet & Avon canal. Honey street has a lovely Cafe if you fancy that early morning walk followed by a good Full English! Stonehenge, Longleat, Poultns park, Averbury stones and great walks are all close.

Situated in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with its unique prehistoric locations and rich in industrial heritage.. Step to entrance. All on the ground floor. Open plan living space: With beams. Living area: With wood burner, Freeview TV, iPod dock and French doors leading to patio. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge and washing machine. Step to... Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed and beams. Bedroom 2: With zip and link twin beds (can be super kingsize on request). Bedroom 3: With twin bed and beams. Step to... Bathroom: With shower over bath, and toilet. . Patio with garden furniture and barbecue. . Both properties: Biomass central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included, remainder at £5 per basket. Cot and highchair. Welcome pack. External games room with table tennis, darts, a selection of games, arts and crafts area, tumble dryer and freezer (shared with other properties on-site). Landscaped grounds with lawned courtyard and garden furniture (shared with other properties on-site). Indoor heated swimming pool (shared with other properties on-site, 8m x 4m, depth 1.4m, open 9am - 7pm) with shower facilities. 2 dogs welcome, to be kept on a lead at all times. Private parking for 4 cars. No smoking. Please note: The properties have a natural water supply from a bore hole.. These delightful holiday cottages, The Burrow (UK3287) and The Warren (UK3289) within Conygre Farm, a working arable farm, are situated within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the Pewsey Vale. These former farm buildings have been converted into great holiday accommodation with bags of character and are perfect for a getaway in a rural retreat. Careful thought has gone into the look and style of the interiors, mixing the traditional with the modern to elegant effect. Plus there is the added attraction of the integral indoor heated swimming pool, easily accessible from each cottage, and with The Burrow and The Warren, you don’t even have to step outside. Conygre Farm has 360 degree views of countryside and Pewsey Vale, and plenty of walks on its land. The area is rich in prehistoric archaeological sites such as Avebury, Stonehenge and Silbury Hill, and the UNESCO World Heritage City, Bath, is within an hour’s drive, as is Oxford and Salisbury. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile. Properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 13 guests. Free WiFi

Wilcot is a picturesque chocolate box village in the heart of the Pewsey Vale. The Golden Swan pub over looks the village and boasts a large beer garden, hearty food and a warm and inviting atmosphere. There is also a village church, post box and local cricket club.

This newly refurbished thatched cottage is a cozy retreat tucked away in the idylic village of Wilcot. With it's own garden overlooking the peaceful canal and separate orchard, the daily commute of the barges cruise past the doorstep. For the winter months, the sitting room has a log burning fire to cosy up in front of whilst playing board games. The kitchen, bedrooms and bathrooms have all been refurbished to the highest specification, and there will be always be fluffy towels and copious amounts of hot water for long relaxing baths durning your stay.

From the doorstep there are beautiful walks within the Vale of Pewsey and along the canals bustling waterways.

Our private annex is a perfect base from which to enjoy a quiet country escape in a rural village. Light and comfy en-suite bedroom with fantastic views, walking routes & parking. Affiliated with the Red Lion East Chisenbury, a Michelin-starred pub & guesthouse which provides some of the same amenities. Ten minutes outside of central Pewsey, close to Stonehenge/Avebury and well situated to visit Salisbury & Bath. 15 minute walk to another great village pub.

Our space is ideal for anyone looking to experience country life here in beautiful Wiltshire. The annex is located on our private property but detached from our home, giving you plenty of privacy but leaving us still accessible should you need, and ample parking. The annex has an entry hall, breakfast bar (kettle, fridge, microwave, toaster), en-suite shower room, large, light bedroom and a private deck looking out to the back garden. Splendid views of our garden and the countryside, and you may spot the chickens, ducks and horses the neighbours keep you during your stay. Everyone find the Temperpedic memory foam mattress quite comfortable. Bring your own breakfast or we can arrange a discounted hot breakfast at the Michelin-starred Red Lion pub in East Chisenbury (if booked through us on arrival) You are welcome to bring your dog- there are plenty of great walks in the area and a couple straight from the annex door. There is a map in the room for you to borrow as you like. Please know, however, if you'd like to bring your pet we collect £20 cash deposit to hold against the room cleanliness on departure.

Our village is a small rural community. You will find our little country lane and the bridalway that leads to our house absolutely charming and quintessentially English- and better yet, the property is affiliated with one of the best pubs in the country (just 10 minutes away) that you can visit to give you the full experience of Wiltshire country life. There are plenty of walking paths beginning right from the front door to explore some of the immediate countryside. A bit further afield (20 minutes) is Stonehenge or Avebury, as well as the cities of Bath and Salisbury for day trips.

Welcome to Stable Cottage, our tranquil slice of Wiltshire heaven with plenty of room for four plus pooch! Our hidden gem is situated on the very edge of one of the finest villages in the Pewsey Vale, Milton Lilbourne on the edge of Salisbury Plain. The pretty village is a no through road and we're situated almost at the far end. Making for a wonderful, peaceful and relaxing stay ...only the occasional tractor or sound of horse’s hooves disturbs the silence. With wonderful walks and off road cycling from the front door and plenty of places of interest nearby, what more could you want for a relaxing break?

Stable Cottage is a stylish conversion of an old farm building offering luxury ground floor accommodation. The detached cottage has a sun flooded open lounge and diner. There's a four-seater dining table and two comfy sofas, flat screen TV with DVD player. The separate kitchen is equipped with all the mod cons. There are two pretty bedrooms, one twin, one double, providing easily accessible accommodation. The double bedroom has an adjoining bathroom and the twin room has an en-suite shower. Beautiful furnishings and thoughtful little extras make Stable Cottage a real home from home. With flowers, White Company smellies, Suzie Watson throws and a well stocked welcome hamper, you'll want to return in a heartbeat. Outside, a small grassed area for sitting overlooks tree-lined fields. To the rear sheep are grazing in the paddock and on the other side there is a stable yard with horses (yes there's a livery yard just opposite if you need somewhere to check your horses into!) THE LAYOUT Ground Floor Accommodation: Large open plan sitting room with a dining area at one end. Well equipped kitchen with breakfasting table. Small cloakroom near the front door, ideal for dog baskets etc. with a clothes airing rail. Double bedroom with 5' bed and an adjoining bathroom with a shower over the bath. Twin bedroom with 3' beds and a small en suite shower room. IN A NUTSHELL 4 Guests The accommodation is on the ground floor Two bedrooms - one double and one twin One bathroom, one shower room Suitable for a baby under 6 months old in own moses basket Children over 5 years old are welcome The cottage welcomes well-behaved dogs by arrangement (small additional fee applies*) There is a small unenclosed grassed area for sitting out Welcome hamper, linen and toiletries Ample parking EQUIPMENT Electric heating Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer TV in the sitting room, DVD player WiFi internet access*

Stable Cottage makes a relaxing base from which to explore the many attractions of this lovely part of the country with its unforgettable landscapes, famous and intriguing prehistoric sites, historic buildings, stately homes and gardens. The cottage nestles on the very edge of one of the finest villages in the Pewsey Vale, Milton Lilbourne, a spot designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Overlooking fields which are almost level, there is plenty of wildlife to see and lovely countryside to explore from your doorstep. There are plenty of “hilly” walks too, if you prefer! With the pretty Avon & Kennet canal trail one mile distant, a White Horse nearby and the ancient Savernake Forest (7 miles), make the most of some of the best walking and off road cycling in the country. Wiltshire can also be seen from the water - the Kennet and Avon Canal offers leisurely narrow boat trips. It stretches through the area and passes through some of the choicest sections of this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The nearby town of Marlborough (7 miles) is thought to have one of the widest high streets in the country, and is the setting for Marlborough College and an 18 hole golf course dating back to 1888. There's a lively weekly market here selling everything from clothing to fresh veg, and an interesting array of shops and restaurants. Nearby Pewsey (5 minutes) has a main line rail link to London, good local shops a supermarket as well as five great pubs and many places to eat and drink. Shopaholics are well catered for at the McArthurGlen shopping outlet in Swindon whilst the Museum of the Great Western Railway will keep the steam enthusiasts enthralled. The nearest pub is The Bruce Arms (0.9 miles) and for gastro lovers there is The Seven Stars Inn at Bottlesford (7 miles), The Red Lion in East Chisenbury (8 miles) and The Harrow at Little Bedwyn (10 miles). All do excellent food – both The Red Lion and The Harrow have Michelin pub awards for food and are well known Wiltshire pubs which people come a long way to visit. People have lived in the area for thousands of years and there are many ancient hill forts, medieval churches and lovely little villages with thatched cottages all set in the most beautiful countryside with stunning views everywhere. The famous stone circles of Stonehenge and Avebury are within easy reach. Longleat Safari Park, Stourhead, Bowood House and Gardens, Highclere Castle, the cathedral city of Salisbury, and the beautiful Roman spa city of Bath are easily accessible and waiting to be explored. Just slightly further afield, days out can include trips to Bristol, Cirencester and Oxford, all offering a perfect mix of culture and retail therapy! Alternatively just enjoy the peaceful villages, cream teas and spectacular views!

The Annexe is attached to our house which is on the edge of a small hamlet bordering the Kennet and Avon canal in the heart of the stunning Pewsey Vale. It overlooks our small private lake which is host to a variety of water birds including our beautiful pair of resident swans. We have some wonderful walks directly from the house which include two excellent village pubs. The location is ideal for trips to Bath, Salisbury, Oxford and London (fast train from Pewsey) plus many local attractions.

The annexe is attached to my house which is set back from the road and backs on to the lovely Kennet and Avon canal. There is access directly onto the canal footpath at the back of my house and from there you can walk in either direction and within 1.5 miles reach a pub. In the annexe, the kitchen is fully equipped with a lot of pots and pans - I like to cook and appreciate the amount of utensils you need to do this enjoyably. The back door of the kitchen leads out into a small yard where the bins are and where they can access the steps leading up to the canal footpath. Upstairs, the superking bed can divide into twins and I can also provide a Z bed for a small additional charge. There is a utility cupboard in the bathroom with a washer/drier machine (door beside the bath in one of the photos).

We are on the edge of a small hamlet of eight houses adjoining either the Kennet and Avon canal or the start of the River Avon. It is a haven for wildlife, mostly water birds as we have a couple of lakes and some ponds in Milkhouse Water - I have a small pond and small lake in my garden and there is a larger lake and pond across the road from my house which I also own and which are part of Willowbank Lodges, my log cabin holiday letting business. The whole area is beautiful, lots of trees, small fields and water and there are some lovely walks from the house either alongside the canal or along the quiet lanes and into the fields. Martinsell Hill, a 6th C hill fort is a half mile walk away and if you have the energy to climb to the top you can see for miles. The lakes are teeming with birds including our pair of resident swans who produce anything from 4 to 10 cygnets a year, using the lake’s small island as their nesting place. They wander amongst the cabins and cross the road to visit my lake and stay for one or two days at a time. Where we live is very tranquil and I get a lot of musicians, writers and healers who love to stay here, probably because the water has such a calming energy.

The double height open plan kitchen dining room, with its global aesthetic, it is the perfect space to relax in after a long walk along the canal, a days horse riding or riding your bike through the Pewsey Vale. With ample space to sit and read from a large aspect window to view the garden, it provides the much needed space for quiet downtime.

The open plan bedroom with a kingsize bed and ensuite is decorated in hues of pinks and greens, reminiscent of spring.

Stanton St Bernard is a small village of approximately 165 people. The cottage is situated on a no through road, therefore traffic is limited to locals and horses from Pewsey Vale Riding School. The village is very quiet and free of traffic noise. We have amazing walks to one of the White Horses and Pewsey Vale views.

A cosy room in a private detached thatched countryside house on a quiet farm in Pewsey Vale Wiltshire . Spectacular views . Car necessary . Great location between Devizes and Marlborough near to M4 and A303 . Cereal , tea and coffee provided . Lunch and Evening meal upon arrangement Clean house , shared bathroom .

Country home . Unique in a sense we enjoy fieldsports and country sports some taxidermy are displayed around the home so not suitable for vegans

Quiet . Beautiful scenery . Lots of good walks

Charming family holiday cottage near picturesque Marlborough. This superb cottage is set within the grounds of the owner's home in a rural location between Marlborough and Pewsey. Furnished to a very high standard the cottage offers a large sitting room with open fireplace, Kitchen, Dining room, Conservatory and shower room with toilet on the ground floor. Upstairs; 3 Bedrooms, configured as two Super-Kings or twins and a bunk room together with a bathroom, shower over bath and WC.

This beautiful secluded detached cottage is hidden away at the end of a no-through lane within the beautiful garden of a 19th century converted church in the Vale of Pewsey, Wiltshire where the owners live. The spacious single-storey property is an ideal base for walking, exploring Wiltshire or simply relaxing. All Saints Cottage offers comfortable accommodation, with double height ceilings and French doors opening onto its private garden, adjoining a bluebell wood.

All Saints Cottage is perfect for couples and single people wanting to experience a rural, secluded location. The glazed front door leads into a hall area and then onto a large L-shaped open plan living area. This comprises a fitted kitchen, dining area and spacious sitting room with two double French doors opening onto the garden. A corridor off the sitting room leads to the bathroom (with bath and separate shower cubicle) and the double bedroom. No pets and no smoking in the property. The super kingsize bed can be made up into two single beds, whichever you prefer. There is a dishwasher, oven, microwave, washing machine, Nespresso coffee maker and Aeroccino milk frother along with the usual kitchen equipment. The cottage is on one level near its own parking bay. All Saints Cottage is tucked away at the end of the garden of The Old Church. This family home was originally the Church of England Parish Church of All Saints, built in 1859 to designs by the architect N.E. Clacey. The church can be seen from the driveway to All Saints Cottage and is a spectacular sight in a leafy, peaceful setting.

All Saints Cottage is at the end of a no-through lane in the very small village of Manningford Bohune Common. There is a thatched country pub 500m from the cottage which serves food, and two cafés and a small farm shop within 400m (at a garden centre with independent shops). There is so much to discover in the local area: Prehistorical sites: Silbury Hill, Avebury and Stonehenge; Historical houses and areas of natural beauty: Wilton House, Heale House, Longleat House, Savernake Forest, Stourhead, the National Trust village of Lacock and the chalk white horses of Wiltshire; A diverse variety of pubs, restaurants and cafes Market towns and cities: Marlborough, Devizes, Hungerford, Salisbury, and Bath; Beautiful walks and cycle paths: including the Sustrans National Cycle Route 4.

Beautiful 17th century thatched cottage with 2/3 of an acre of garden and paddock. Two large double bedrooms and one smaller double. One bathroom, one central reception, one dining/library with grand piano. Two wood burning stoves, dishwasher, washer-dryer and beautiful views of the West Woods up behind the house. 5 mins drive to Ridgeway and Avebury World Heritage Sites. Parking for up to three cars, 10 minutes to Marlborough with Waitrose and lots of pubs. Wifi, Apple TV, hifi, record player.

Far End is at the edge of the picturesque village of Lockeridge. There is much to explore in the surrounding stunning countryside steeped in natural and man made history included ancient forests (West Woods and Savernake), Lockeridge Dene, Silbury Hill, Avebury Stone Circle, Westbury White Horse and ancient burial mounds. There are many great country pubs in the area - though the village pub is closed for refurbishment at the moment. You will also find several restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, shops etc. in the nearby lovely market town Marlborough.

A charming, weatherboard-clad studio providing bed and breakfast for maximum two people. The accommodation has a double bed, sitting area, breakfast table area, en suite shower room and a small outside decking area with a pretty bench seat.

The studio is situated in the garden of the owners' private thatched house. It is accessed via a small lane off the main road. There is parking available on the owner's drive for one car/motorbikes and bicycles can be stored overnight under an outside lean-to. Access to the studio is from the drive via a garden gate.

The accommodation is set in the heart of the beautiful Pewsey Vale with its famous chalk horses, the Wiltshire Ridgeway, Salisbury Plain and the historic Kennet & Avon Canal. We are less than a minute's walk from the White Horse Trail and the Vale is a popular area for walkers, cyclists and motorcyclists. Pewsey village is five minutes drive away and the pretty towns of Marlborough and Devizes are within twenty minutes. Stonehenge, Avebury and the ancient city of Salisbury are also a short drive away. There is a pub within half a mile and a good selection of other pubs and cafes locally. The well-respected Seven Stars Inn at Bottlesford is close by. Casterley Barn in Rushall, a popular location for weddings, parties, corporate events and well-being, is five minutes away.

Charming, rustic, south-facing, elm-clad cottage in its own 1/3 acre. Reclaimed wood floors in bedrooms, oak floor in the 24ft x 12ft living space. South and north-facing picture windows. Both bathrooms have baths and showers. Pretty garden with patio and wild strawberries. Small mature woodland to rear. Parking for two cars. Lots of bird song. Small stream so not suitable for young children.

Situated in idyllic country surroundings, this spacious detached bespoke Garden Room with it's own private entrance offering king size bed, large sofa, armchair, large screen TV, wood burning stove and shower room. Ideal to explore Bath, Salisbury and many historic Henges/White Horse nearby. Read more about 'The Space' below. The price also includes breakfast explained in 'Other things to Note' below'.

This is a solid oak construction comprising a bright living space, built by the renowned 'English Heritage' company. We use Egyptian white linen, allergy free pillows and duvet and a cosy faux fur throw. Sit by the wood burning stove and enjoy the plasma screen TV or watch a DVD with sound surround. A Nespresso machine, kettle, mini-fridge and microwave are also available in a dresser with granite worktop. The modern shower room leads off the main room with towels provided. There is a table and two chairs; ideal for working at a laptop (with our free WIFI) or enjoying a relaxing meal. The Artisan slate floor is covered with original Persian and Indian rugs. Outside, a small patio area with table, chairs and a sun lounger are exclusively for your use. Our garden also has several seating areas to take in the views and we are pleased to share these with you. We want you to relax and enjoy the heart of the English Countryside. This is a great, historic and beautiful area with much to see and do locally; all of which are specified in our Guidebook.

We want you to enjoy our village which is very small and surrounded by English thatched cottages via a narrow and private lane. A beautiful 12th century church may be visited in the village. There are many walks nearby, perhaps to a nearby Pub (25mins), where you will be able to enjoy English hospitality at it's best.

Nestled between the towns of Marlborough, Pewsey and Hungerford, "The Boffy" provides a secluded gateway to the Pewsey Vale, Ridgeway and Salisbury Plain with their outstanding countryside and neolithic monuments, Avebury and Stonehenge, amongst others.

Walkers, writers, cyclists and lovers of fine art are welcome. The main cottage contains a gallery which is available by appointment.

The stand alone, red brick and slate bungalow is perfect for a single guest, couple or small family if a sofa bed is sufficient. It has recently been converted and has all shower room and kitchen mod cons despite being part of a near 400 year old blacksmith's smithy, the epicentre of four original villages, now fused into one.