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Swindon Tiny House. Funky and Cosy
The Tiny house is located in the corner of our mature garden with its own private guest access. It is 7 by 9 feet, so not big, but has all necessary comforts and feels bigger than it's size Solidly built, fully insulated, double glazed, with power and heat and lighting. A few paces away is the toilet and shower room plus microwave for use by guests. The house has a 24" tv, radio, kettle, toaster and small fridge. Wi-Fi: Tea, coffee on tap, otherwise self catering. There is a supermarket close

Scandi inspired, 1min from Train Stn, FREE parking
Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located place. With a secure parking space, the newly refurbed apartment sleeps 4-5 people & has been thoughtfully designed throughout for your stay. The bathroom is newly fitted and the 2 spacious bedrooms both have a workspace, making it ideal for professionals. The living room boasts a relaxing reading area, as well as a smart TV, blending Scandi style with mid century tones. The dining area is located centrally to the fully fitted kitchen.

The Granary - a quirky 5* converted granary
A fabulous Grade II listed 2 bedroom Granary conversion situated in a quiet rural location, within walking distance to parks, shops (and coffee!), located on the edge of the Cotswolds. Easy access to Oxford and Cheltenham. The Granary has great privacy, spacious accommodation and two private patios within an enclosed walled garden, good space for alfresco dining. Two comfortable bedrooms with the impressive master suite having space for a travel cot. A fully- fitted kitchen and 1.5 bathrooms.

The Annex
The annex is a charming renovated self-contained studio apartment which provides a cosy & comfortable base to enjoy the surrounding Cotswolds countryside & villages. Set on the edge of the village in a quiet location with good access roads. A local pub & village shop within walking distance. There are a broad range of activities within the Cotswolds lakes such as plenty of walks nearby including the Thames path & bird watching points. 10 min drive away is Cirencester a vibrant market town.

Cosy Self Contained Annexe - Adults only
*NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN** Situated a few minutes from Junct. 15 off the M4. Self contained Annexe on a peaceful residential village street. Private off road parking. Great location for walkers/cyclists. The Ridgeway/Avebury close by (bike storage available). Ideally situated for local venues including Ridgeway Barns/Chiseldon & Alexandra House Hotels. Ramsbury Brewery/South Cotswolds/Marlborough. GWH Hospital/Outlet village& Steam Museum. Farm Shop/Cafe & Village pubs short walk away.

Detached Cottage in Liddington Views and walks
Little Hardings - a spacious, very homely house in an elevated position, tucked away in the village of Liddington. Just 5 minutes' drive from J15 of the M4 & 15 minutes by taxi from Swindon Railway Station. The ancient Ridgeway is on the doorstep, as are the Iron Age Hill Forts of Liddington and Barbury Castle. Conveniently located to explore the Roman City of Bath, Cirencester, Hungerford, Marlborough, Salisbury, Caen Hill Locks, The Cotswolds etc. London Paddington is one hour by train.

Bungalow next to Country Park
Enjoy your time at this unique and tranquil getaway, situated in a private south-facing garden with full access to a tennis court and basketball hoop. The Bungalow is neighbouring a 100 acres country park known as Coate Water Nature Reserve. Within the 100 acres are a lake, woodland, including an arboretum and many walking and cycling trails. Also within walking distance of the Bungalow are shops and a popular Local Pub. Old Town, Cinemas and the Swindon Outlet village are all close by.

The North Transept
The North Transept is part of our converted Victorian Gothic church. We've done all the conversion ourselves - the high ceilings and beautiful Gothic windows make it a unique space. It's in a small hamlet in a beautiful hidden valley surrounded by fields; there's lovely walking from the door and lots of local wildlife including roe and muntjac deer, pheasants, red kites and owls. It's easy to get to a wide range of local attractions like Lacock and Avebury and only half an hour to Bath.

Cosy historic cottage near Cotswolds & Ridgeway
Stylishly decorated, spacious house in pretty Vale of White Horse village, southern edge of Cotswolds. Thoughtfully equipped and homely. Surrounded by stunning views to the Ridgeway. Great walking, village with pubs/deli/farm shop/groceries 1.5 miles away. Lovely pubs in surrounding villages. Open log fire. One king (en suite shower/WC), one double. Family bathroom/WC. Fabulous kitchen. Pets welcome, securely enclosed gardens. Friendly host. Great broadband. EV charger 100m away (cost).

Larch clad architect designed contemporary annexe.
Relax at this unique and tranquil getaway in the beautiful South Cotswolds. The Annexe is a separate dwelling next to an architecturally award winning contemporary house located in a quiet village. The larch clad property has an industrial, boho meets the Cotswold vibe with its own private wild flower garden, perfect for alfresco dining. Excellent location for walking, running and cycling. Close to the beautiful town of Cirencester, idyllic picturesque villages and gastro pubs galore!

Church View Apartment, you wont be disappointed !
This newly renovated self contained apartment is located on a small private road opposite the local church with stunning views in this quiet Wiltshire village. It has its own private free parking space together with its own garden/patio area over looking the church. Explore the cities of Oxford and Bath or the nearby Cotswold villages. This is ideal cycling and walking country with the Ridgeway and the Uffington White Horse close by. A local pub is close by on foot.

The Dutch Barn - 2 bedroom modern barn conversion
A modern Dutch barn conversion with wood burner nestled in the beautiful village of Bourton, SN6 on the Oxfordshire/Wiltshire border. Ideal for families or couples wanting a peaceful, rural retreat with disabled access to ground floor. Easy access to the Ridgeway National Trail and dogs are welcome! Approx 30 miles from Oxford and Diddly Squat Farm Shop. This is a self catered property with essentials only provided for your arrival. We are NOT Bourton on the water
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Swindon?
Swindon has a mix of stays in the Old Town area, known for historic charm, and the new town centre, which is close to shopping and dining. Around green spaces like Lydiard Park, you can find quieter options, while neighborhoods near Swindon Railway Village highlight local history.
What are the best things to do in Swindon with kids?
Families frequently explore STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway for interactive exhibits, and get outside at Coate Water Country Park with its play areas and wildlife. The Swindon and Cricklade Railway offers heritage train rides, which are popular with children.
What are some of the best things to do in Swindon?
Swindon has a mix of history, culture, and outdoor spaces to explore. Visit the STEAM – Museum of the Great Western Railway, discover local collections at Museum & Art Swindon, and wander the grounds of Lydiard Park. Designer Outlet Swindon is frequently suggested for shopping and dining.
How is the weather in Swindon?
Swindon experiences mild summers with highs around 70°F (21°C) and winters dipping to about 35°F (2°C). Rain can occur throughout the year, so a waterproof jacket is recommended, especially in autumn and winter months.
What are the best places to visit in Swindon?
Frequently suggested sites include STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway, Lydiard Park, and Swindon Museum and Art Gallery. The Old Town area has independent shops, dining, and glimpses of Swindon’s past.
What are some hiking trails in Swindon?
Coate Water Country Park has walking paths around the lake and through woodlands, while Lydiard Park features landscaped trails through its historic estate. Shaw Forest Park is another option for gentle walks and nature observation.
What are some family activities we can do in Swindon?
Families often enjoy the interactive displays at STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway, outdoor fun at Coate Water Country Park, and heritage train rides on the Swindon and Cricklade Railway. The Oasis Leisure Centre provides pools and indoor activities.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Swindon?
Exploring the Cotswolds villages, historic Bath, and ancient sites around Avebury is frequently suggested. You can also find walking trails, market towns, and stately homes in the wider Wiltshire countryside.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Swindon?
Many accommodations in Swindon welcome pets, especially around green areas like Lydiard Park and Coate Water Country Park. It is common for stays to highlight nearby walking paths and outdoor space for pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Swindon?
Consider exploring the Old Town for its independent shops and local pubs, and arrive early at popular attractions to avoid crowds. Locals recommend checking for art exhibitions or live performances, especially around the town centre.
What is Swindon known for?
Swindon is known for its railway heritage, particularly the former Great Western Railway works, and its transformation into a modern commercial center. The town also has a reputation for local art, green parks, and nearby historic sites.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Swindon?
The Richard Jefferies Museum in a historic farmhouse and the Magic Roundabout, a distinctive local road feature, are often mentioned as unique to Swindon. Landscaped gardens in the public parks and murals around the Railway Village reveal more local character.
What are the best foods to try in Swindon?
Swindon’s food scene includes traditional pies, locally brewed ales, and classic English roast dinners. Many visitors enjoy afternoon tea in historic settings, as well as exploring markets for regional cheeses and baked goods.
What should I bring for a trip to Swindon?
Pack comfortable walking shoes for exploring parks and urban areas, and bring a waterproof jacket as rain is likely year-round. A reusable water bottle and layered clothing can help adjust to changing temperatures.
What is the nightlife in Swindon like?
Swindon has a mix of traditional pubs, contemporary bars, and live music venues, especially around Old Town and the town centre. Comedy nights and community events often add to the evening atmosphere.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Swindon?
Swindon hosts a range of events including the Swindon Festival of Literature in late spring and community celebrations in parks during summer. Local arts festivals, live music shows, and seasonal markets are also frequently suggested.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Swindon?
Family-friendly stays are available near parks like Lydiard Park, Coate Water Country Park, and in neighbourhoods with easy access to attractions. Many hosts provide amenities such as kitchens, outdoor spaces, and child-friendly features.
When is the best time to visit Swindon?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended, with milder temperatures and blooming parks. Local events and outdoor activities are more frequent during these months, creating a lively atmosphere.
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