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Guest suite
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 320 reviews

Lovingly converted large hayloft near Stonehenge

This period coach house has separate bedroom, bathroom and large living/dining area with comfy sofa, TV, games & snooker table. Situated in Shrewton village, it's just 2 miles from Stonehenge World Heritage Site. There's a drinking pub, garage & local shop all within walking distance. 20 minute drive from Medieval city of Salisbury with famous cathedral & 40 minutes to Roman city of Bath with fantastic shopping. Set on the edge of Salisbury Plain, our beautiful rural area has so much history.

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A large window offers a view of the surrounding greenery, featuring trees and colorful shrubs. Natural light illuminates the kitchen area, and a modern sink is positioned in front of the window, enhancing the sense of openness in the space.
Holiday home
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

Countryside Lodge close to Stonehenge & Salisbury

Relax with family or friends at this peaceful place to stay. Close to Stonehenge, Salisbury, Bath and Marlborough. The Lodge is a welcoming countryside home, offering space for up-to six adults. There are two bedrooms, a large sofa bed in the lounge, full kitchen and bathroom as well as inside and outside dining areas. There are great transport links to nearby towns and the lovely Wiltshire countryside, and plenty to do in the immediate area, as well as two great pubs in walking distance!

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The Pigsty features a unique domed structure with a blend of dark and natural wood accents. A small outdoor seating area with a round table and two chairs is positioned at the entrance, surrounded by lush greenery and potted plants.
Hut
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 634 reviews

The Pigsty

The Pigsty is Winchester's first luxury woodland hideaway, with beautiful views of Vale Farm. Less than 2.5 miles from the historic centre of Winchester, this peaceful retreat is perfect for those looking to visit the city, or escape for some peace. The Pigsty’s domed design with wooden interior has a roll top bath, cosy open plan living space and decking area to enjoy dinner with sunset views. Just a few minutes walk from the famous Clarendon Way, and a 30 minute walk to the city centre.

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A black wood-burning stove is positioned within a stone fireplace. Flames are visible, casting a warm glow within the space. A woven basket sits nearby, adding a rustic touch to the setting.
Home
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

Cosy Country Retreat near Stonehenge & Salisbury

Cosy and characterful, Rose Cottage is the perfect countryside escape. Nestled in peaceful Wiltshire countryside , ideally placed for exploring Salisbury Cathedral, Stonehenge, and the New Forest. Enjoy a homely living space, fully equipped kitchen, comfy bedrooms, and a private garden. Large driveway with electric charger use (for a small charge). With scenic walks and traditional pubs, it’s a relaxing base for couples, families, or friends looking to explore this historic part of England

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Guest suite
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 652 reviews

Self contained annexe in peaceful & rural location

Down a little no through lane this self contained annexe to our house is on the Monarch's Way in a quiet, rural position just 3 miles from the cathedral city of Salisbury. The River Bourne runs close by. The ground floor annexe has a modern but peaceful bedroom with en-suite shower, separate kitchen/living area with double doors on to the patio & a sitting room with sofa bed. Parking for one or two cars. Convenient for anyone working at Porton Down & is 10 minutes from Salisbury by car.

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An open living area features a modern, plush sectional sofa facing a large glass wall that connects to the outdoor space. Two small, round tables, one with a decorative tray, are positioned in front. Natural light fills the room, highlighting the simple decor.
Bungalow
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 279 reviews

Modern & spacious house in the countryside.

The Pavilion is a modern, purpose built holiday house in the quiet Somerset village of Yarlington. It has all the conveniences: Wood burning stove, underfloor heating, Washer & tumble dryer, Iron & ironing board, fast fibre optic broadband and a charging station for an electric or plug in hybrid car, but sadly the mobile phone signal is very poor. The house is next to the pub and a stones throw from the church. The Newt and Hauser Wirth Gallery in Bruton are within a 15 minute drive.

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Shepherd’s hut
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 519 reviews

Shepherds Hut close to Stonehenge

A light and airy spacious Shepherds hut set in a beautiful English garden adjacent to a paddock. Great for a couple wanting to get away for a short break in the countryside and ideal for visiting Stonehenge 15 mins. by car, Bath 50mins. and Salisbury 25 mins. A good stop over point for cyclists on the King Alfred’s way route. The friendly village of Tilshead is located at the heart of Salisbury Plain. Excellent Italian food available at the Rose and Crown Pub 50 yards walk away.

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An open-plan living area is shown, featuring a comfortable couch and a relaxing chair, with natural light filtering through large windows. A dining table is placed in the center, surrounded by light-colored flooring. A television is mounted on the wall, and a view into the courtyard is visible.
Tiny home
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 254 reviews

One bedroom house in Haxton Nr Stonehenge

One bedroom self- catering house , with parking. The kitchen is fitted with oven ,microwave fridge /freezer, dishwasher.Tea,coffee ,sugar,salt pepper oil provided. Fully central heated There is a very comfy double Hypnos bed with crisp white linen and fluffy towel. The wet room has underfloor heating and a heated towel rail. You also have your own private courtyard with tables and chairs . Travel cot available on request for a extra charge of £15 per night min 2night

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The exterior of the Nissen Hut showcases a modern design with a curved wooden facade and large glass doors. A black chimney rises from the structure, and a stone patio area features two chairs overlooking the surrounding greenery.
Farm stay
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 379 reviews

The Nissen Hut

Experience a unique blend of history and modern luxury in our beautifully renovated WW2 Nissen Hut. Nestled within the tranquil grounds of The Woods at Oakley, this iconic structure has been meticulously transformed into a 5-star accommodation, offering guests an unforgettable stay in a picturesque woodland setting. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a family holiday, or a quiet retreat, the Nissen Hut provides a unique and memorable accommodation experience.

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The exterior of Constable House features an elegant brick facade with decorative stone accents. A tall gate leads to the entrance, flanked by shrubs and well-maintained landscaping. The property is set against a clear blue sky, enhancing its spacious and welcoming presence.
Home
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews

Edwardian House near Stonehenge, Amesbury sleeps 4

Welcome to Constable house - Amesbury. A centrally located, newly converted, former police house with excellent links to the A303 and just a 3 minute drive to the prehistoric monument, Stonehenge. The medieval city of Salisbury, home to our beautiful cathedral, is also just a short 10 minute drive. This is an idyllic central location offering ample parking, restaurants, shops, public houses and pretty river walks and we look forward to welcoming you for your stay!

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The exterior of a charming Grade 2 listed building, featuring a white facade and a traditional roof. A blossoming cherry tree provides a vibrant contrast in front of the home, while the large windows enhance the inviting appearance of this historic property.
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews

Stunning 1700s Grd2 Listed cottage near Stonehenge

**THREE-TIME WINNER OF TRAVELLERS AWARDS 2026, 2024, 2023 ** Stunning Grade 2 listed building dating back to the 1700’s Modern conversion of Public House Renovated and Furnished to an exceptional standard. Acoustic glazing throughout Private outdoor area. Sleeps 6. A moments Stroll to all the amenities of England’s oldest town & 1.5 miles from the World Heritage, Bronze Age site of Stonehenge. 7 Miles north of the historic medieval city of Salisbury.

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A traditional cottage exterior is framed by vibrant greenery and a striking red tree. The red-brick and flint façade features large windows, and a welcoming green door stands out, inviting guests to explore the charming surroundings.
Home
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 353 reviews

Historic, traditional & Spacious Wiltshire Cottage

Situated by a winterborne river in the centre of a rural village, Willow Cottage is a beautiful 230 year old traditional brick & flint detached cottage with a pretty cottage garden. Inside it is exquisitely decorated & has everything you need to make your break comfortable and special. The village is close to Stonehenge Heritage Site & several other interesting places, such as Frome, Bath, New Forest and Salisbury with its beautiful cathedral.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Stonehenge located?

    Stonehenge stands in the Salisbury Plain area of southern England, surrounded by gently rolling countryside and historic landscapes. It is situated near local villages and ancient earthworks.

  • When is the best time to visit Stonehenge?

    Mild weather in late spring and early autumn is often recommended, with temperatures around 50–65°F (10–19°C) and lighter crowds. Summer sees frequent visits, especially during solstice celebrations, while winter offers quieter exploration.

  • How old is Stonehenge?

    Stonehenge's main stone structure was constructed roughly 4,500 years ago, though some parts of the site date even earlier. The monument has undergone changes and was used by different groups across centuries.

  • Why was Stonehenge built?

    The original purpose of Stonehenge is still debated, but researchers suggest it served as a ceremonial site or ancient observatory. Evidence indicates connections to burial rituals, seasonal events, and early astronomy.

  • What are some things to do near Stonehenge?

    The area around Stonehenge has visitor exhibitions, ancient earthworks, and walking trails through scenic plains. Travelers can explore local museums, traditional villages, and sites sharing stories of England’s prehistoric past.

  • How is the weather near Stonehenge?

    Stonehenge sees cool winters with temperatures around 35–46°F (2–8°C) and frequent rain, while summers are mild, ranging from 54–71°F (12–22°C). Layers and waterproof clothing help visitors stay comfortable throughout the seasons.

  • How was Stonehenge built?

    Stonehenge was built using massive stones transported from distant locations, shaped with primitive tools, and erected with coordinated labor. Sarsen and bluestone slabs were positioned with careful engineering, reflecting impressive ancient skill.

  • What is the history of Stonehenge?

    Stonehenge has a layered history, beginning with earthworks and timber posts, then the iconic stone rings added centuries later. Its role evolved over time as societies used it for ceremonies, burials, and gathering, leaving traces of shifting beliefs.

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