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Home

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 92 reviews

Barn Conversion -idyllic location & country views

GemmaRating, 5 stars3 months ago
Just got back from a lovely stay at Roz's place. With five adults, two kids and a dog, there was plenty of room in the house for us to have space. We got a two-day ticket to Longleat Safari park and it was well worth it - incredible place, some special memories made - and only 15 mins away. We loved the location of the house and went on some great woodland walks from the house. We also took a trip to Bath and Salisbury during the stay. The house was lovely and clean and had everything we needed, comfortable beds too. Great hosts, would definitely recommend 🙂
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Home

4.89 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

Mayflower: Lakeside Retreat - Hot Tub & Pool Table

PaulRating, 5 stars1 week ago
We had a super stay. Excellent communal space, lots to do. Bedrooms very spacious and comfortable. Bathrooms excellent. The hot tub, pool table and canoe kept everyone entertained!
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Home

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 33 reviews

Perfect village location

LlinosRating, 5 stars2 months ago
Thank you Gilly for the great communication and accommodation. We had a lovely stay. We would have loved to have stayed for longer It's a spacious and elegant home in a very peaceful location. Thank you and kind regards
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Home

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 23 reviews

Charming cottage in Stour Provost

JudithRating, 5 stars1 month ago
We have just returned from Caroline’s beautiful cottage. It was everything we wished for and more. The cottage had everything we needed, the beds were extremely comfortable and the cottage was exceptionally clean. The surrounding area was very quaint and pretty and there was lots to explore in the area and a bit beyond. We spent NYE at Durdle Door, an hours drive away but well worth it. Would highly recommend Caroline’s cottage and our dog loved it too.
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Flat

4.84 out of 5 average rating, 233 reviews

The Terrace, Gasper House, Stourton

CherylRating, 5 stars1 month ago
We stayed at Crin's over Xmas whilst visiting relatives nearby and it was exactly what we needed. Communication was great with Crin, she was warm and welcoming. The property was great for a walk around with our 4 year old to burn off some energy.
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Cottage

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 245 reviews

Large Lux House by Manor near Bath, sleeps 16!

RossyRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Great cottage with everything we needed for the weekend- the kitchen in particular was well stocked with listed amenities. The hosts were really proactive with instructions and very friendly. Also beautiful area, thank you :)
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Shepherd’s hut

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 44 reviews

The Delkin Holiday Huts Castle Combe

IsabelleRating, 5 stars4 weeks ago
Amazing stay. Lovely area and everything really taken care of. Facilities are amazing and everything has really been thought out. Will definitely be back!!
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Home

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 92 reviews

Gable Cottage, Berwick St John, Shaftesbury SP70HQ

JamesRating, 5 stars2 months ago
We stayed here with six adults and a small baby. The house was beautiful, well decorated and appointed inside. There was lots of room for us all and Louise had ensured there was a high chair/travel cot and bath for the baby. All the bedrooms were a good size and one had a king size bed! What a great place to spend the weekend. Louise provided very detailed instructions on how to find the location as it was it a rural location and slightly off the main road. She also offered us early check in and late check out which was much appreciated after being at a wedding. Fantastic food hamper provided. Great place and great host. We have a lovely time.

Your guide to Wiltshire

Welcome to Wiltshire

Chalk downs, medieval towns, and one of the most puzzling prehistoric monuments in the world — Wiltshire is a place with awe and wonder to spare. Stonehenge is only one of the extraordinary legacies on its landscape, from the standing stones at Avebury to Neolithic tombs, Bronze Age forts, and giant white horses carved into the hillsides. The county’s tranquil countryside is punctuated with pretty, thatched-cottage villages while its ancient market towns (Devizes, Malmesbury, Bradford-on-Avon) house any number of architectural curiosities.

There are Norman abbeys and Saxon churches, and you can even find the beautifully preserved mosaics of a Roman villa. Salisbury’s magnificently ornate cathedral has boasted the tallest spire in the United Kingdom for almost 500 years, not to mention a copy of Magna Carta and the world’s oldest working clock, while the college town of Marlborough is home to one the most charming high streets in the country, and the possible burial mound of a wizard. You could say it’s a magical place.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Wiltshire

Thousands of people spend their holidays here as they are drawn to Stonehenge to see the sunrise during the summer solstice, and many come to celebrate its ancient midsummer rites. Salisbury Plain and the surrounding countryside are beautiful (and pleasantly warm) places to in summer, but spring and autumn are just as attractive times to stay in a cottage in this rural landscape, where life still moves to an agrarian timetable. There’s a lively arts and culture scene here, as well as many music festivals; May welcomes the Chippenham Folk Festival and Salisbury International Arts Festival, while in July, Malmesbury hosts the world-famous WOMAD Festival, a celebration of world music and arts. The Larmer Tree Festival and the End of the Road Festival take place in the grounds of the extravagant Larmer Tree Gardens in July and September respectively.


Top things to do in Wiltshire

Pewsey Vale

Nestled among the North Wessex Downs, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this region of rolling hills and quaint villages is truly a glimpse of England at her rural best. The Kennet and Avon Canal runs peacefully through it, and the tranquillity of the narrow boats reflects the slower pace of life here.

West Kennet Long Barrow

Part of the Avebury and Stonehenge UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 100-metre-long tomb was built five and a half thousand years ago. You can even walk inside its chambers, whose excavation uncovered ancient artefacts alongside the bones of 46 humans, while the chalk ridge on which it sits offers views of Silbury Hill and its surroundings.

Malmesbury

This Cotswolds town has a history dating back to Saxon times, and its 12th-century abbey contains the tomb of King Athelstan, grandson of Alfred the Great. The Abbey House Gardens, which span the River Avon, have been around just as long. Don’t miss the Friday Artisan and Farmers’ Market, held at the Market Cross that has stood since the late 15th century.

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