House holiday rentals in Wiltshire

Luxury Cotswolds Cottage, Castle Combe (optional Hot Tub)

Luxury self-catering home in the heart of Castle Combe, perfect for family breaks or romantic weekends spent curled up in front of the fire. The spacious bedrooms (inc. super king four poster bed) all with sumptuous bed linen guarantee relaxation. The property was built in 1490 and is one of the oldest houses in the village, retaining its wealth of character including Henry VIII's original coat of arms painted above the fireplace. Rumour has it Henry VIII visited the village and this was painted in his honour. Although built in the 15th Century, this property has been renovated beautifully and you will stay in the lap of luxury! With the very best mattresses and bed linen, you will be treated to a 5-star self-catering experience. There is also a 4–6-person hydro-pool hot tub on the patio behind the house, unfortunately due to the energy crisis and the costs of heating and cleaning it, we offer this as an optional feature and charge an additional fee of £180 per stay if you want to use it. We have excellent heating throughout the house and the wood burning stove in the sitting room throws out a huge amount of heat. This is the most beautiful village in England (officially voted to be!) and the set of numerous block buster films and period dramas. We are a two minute walk to the Manor House complete with Michelin star restaurant 'the Bybrook', a world class golf course, Castle Combe Circuit racing and endless stunning walks along the river. There are two pubs, the White Heart does incredible sandwiches and hot food. Sal and Dave are a castle combe institution, and this is the pub we spend most time at. The Castle Inn is now owned by the Manor Hotel. The food is high end and the prices have followed it. Recommend to book and a good place for dinner. Please note, free parking is available outside the Castle Inn Hotel or White Hart pub and additional free parking available up the hill from the main square, roughly 2 minutes walking. However at peak busy periods you may find parking is further up the hill than you like, sorry, on a hot Saturday many people come to enjoy the walks around the village and it can get busy. You can use the space outside the Old Court House for loading and unloading, however we would recommend that you don't leave the car parked for long periods as there is a traffic warden who exercises the free distribution of parking tickets without prejudice! Please just check that you are not parked on a yellow line. This is a place you can do everything or nothing. Perfect to unwind in front of our wood burning stove set in a majestic fireplace. You will never want to leave! As the house is situated in the heart of Castle Combe please respect our neighbours and remember to keep any noise down to a minimum after dark.

Luxury house in central Frome

Hemington Coach House is a light, airy, luxury space in the heart of Frome, Somerset. Architecturally designed and built in 2020 to complement its Georgian neighbour Hemington House and set entirely in it's own plot with parking and a walled garden, this townhouse sleeps 4. It is located on a quiet street - five minutes' walk from the cafés, galleries, independent and vintage shops of Frome in one direction, and wonderful walks into the surrounding villages and Somerset countryside in the other.

Artist's Retreat - Style, tennis and hot-tub for 4

Stylish modern country retreat with private hot tub and tennis court in two acres of countryside. Detached single story home with own parking. Beautiful kitchen diner with views over the terrace and green fields. Airy living room with wood burner. Bedroom 1 has kingsize bed and ensuite bathroom with luxury bath. Bedroom 2 can be arranged as 2 single beds or a kingsize, with ensuite bathroom. Luxury 5* linens. Located on historic farm, close to Bath and Bradford-on-Avon. Easy walk to pubs/cafe

Stride’s Barn

A newly restored and beautifully refurbished oak framed barn conversion bordering the New Forest National Park . With spectacular far reaching views Stride’s Barn is situated 9 miles from the Cathedral City of Salisbury and 15 miles from Southampton . An ideal base to explore the local areas including many walks, pubs , restaurants, golf clubs and other tourist attractions such as Stonehenge and Paultons Park/Peppa Pig World . Can be rented with additional listing ‘The Cowshed’ (sleeps 2) .

Charming 2 Bedroom Cottage in Marlborough

Charming 2-bed cottage, lovingly renovated and tucked away on quiet Figgins Lane, just steps from Marlborough High Street. Enjoy a brand-new kitchen, comfy sofa, and bright dining space for slow breakfasts or evening wine. Stroll to cafés, pubs, and shops, or wander to peaceful water meadows and the scenic Marlborough Downs. Pet-friendly (Just let us know). Perfect for relaxed weekends, countryside escapes, and exploring Wiltshire’s pretty villages. We look forward to hosting you.

Large Country Cottage, Log Fire, Fire Pit, Air Con

Granby Cottage is a spacious, air-conditioned two-bedroom bungalow set within the grounds of a private country house estate. It is dog-friendly and features an enclosed private garden with your own patio & BBQ. For our four-legged guests, be sure to book one of our fantastic dog playfields on site. Despite the peaceful rural setting, convenience is close by: • 2 min drive to a major supermarket • 12 min train journey to Bath A perfect blend of countryside calm and city access.

The Little Forge

Enjoy a relaxing break in the heart of the beautiful Pewsey Vale. The Little Forge is set on a quiet lane at the edge of the friendly village of Pewsey, in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Enjoy countryside walks in the beautiful surroundings or explore the mystical Avebury, the market town of Marlborough or the pretty villages along the Kennet and Avon Canal. At the end of the day cozy up in front of the log burner or spend the evening in one of the local pubs or restaurants.

Mill House Snug, Wylye, Warminster, Wiltshire

The Snug at The Mill House is a newly refurbished luxury hideaway set on a privately owned country estate on the river Wylye. A very quiet and tranquil location ideally based for site seeing, 5.5 miles to Stonehenge Visitor Centre, 8.5 miles to Cathedral City of Salisbury, 13 miles to Longleat Safari Park, 30 miles to Bath. On the doorstep are lovely walks, village pubs, restaurants, cycling, golf clubs and many other tourist attractions. https://www.airbnb.com/h/millhousewylye

Stunning listed stable conversion, Wiltshire

Escape to this recently converted 18th Century stable, providing spacious luxury accommodation ideal for families and groups of up to 6. A striking contemporary renovation in the heart of the beautiful Pewsey Vale. Modern design combined with the original oak framework has created a unique living space. Marlborough, Avebury and Stonehenge all within easy reach. Surrounded by wonderful walks and challenging cycling. Pewsey Station (2 miles) serves London Paddington (65mins).

Historic 16th Century house in picturesque village

Enjoy this half-timbered house in the beautiful Wiltshire village of Steeple Ashton. In a quiet location next to magnificent gothic St Mary's Church, with its blue clock face, this handsome home blends seamlessly a wealth of period features with modern design. Inside are wood-burning stoves and plenty of space to relax. Outside is a large garden with pond and a patio for al fresco dining. The village has a well-stocked shop and a popular pub serving excellent meals.

Cosy one bedroom barn conversion

Dating back to 1818, this beautiful recently renovated barn is the perfect setting for those seeking a relaxing getaway. With lots to do within walking distance including a national trust property, two pubs and a cafe in the village, we are also very close to famous and much visited towns and city’s such as Bradford on Avon (2.6 miles) and Bath (10 miles) if you fancy a day out. A great base for cycling/ walking/ exploring Wiltshire.

The Old School House

The accommodation is in an old Victorian School House, built in 1847. Originally, boys and girls entered through different doors and sat at separate desks. although probably huddling closely together around the fire in the cold winters. Today the building is divided between a spacious, comfortable home and a pottery. Many historic features are still visible. You're very welcome to visit the pottery and have a pottery experience.