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Luxury Cottage in Idyllic Cotswold Village nr Bath

This beautifully renovated cottage in the picturesque village of Biddestone offers 'boutique hotel style' luxury and is perfectly placed to explore Bath & the many other wonderful attractions in the area. The light, airy rooms are tastefully decorated and much care has been taken to make it super comfortable and relaxing. With a sunny rear garden/terrace, lots of lovely walks on the doorstep and plenty of local pubs serving excellent food, Wicket View has everything you need for a fabulous stay.

Idyllic cottage in quiet village-2 bed-near Bath.

This exquisite country cottage is a romantic, cosy and comfortable place to spend quality time as a couple or as a small family or group. Every effort has been taken to make it special: Hypnos beds, luxury linens, wood burner, cosy throws, toiletries, 2 Smart TVs, outdoor dining. The location is perfect; peaceful countryside but only 18 minutes from Bath with a bus at the end of the road. Take stunning walks from the doorstep, walk to the local pub or visit many NT properties and Cotswold towns.

The Billiard Room, The Green, Biddestone, SN14 7DG

The Billiard Room is a beautiful property set in the grounds of The Close, an 18th century house facing the duck pond, on the village green, in Biddestone. It is ideally placed to visit the World Heritage City of Bath, and to explore the historic villages and countryside of Wiltshire & the Cotswolds. Originally a blanket factory, and subsequently the village school, it has undergone sympathetic restoration to create a unique living space, with a four poster bed, living area and breakfast bar.

Idyllic 1 bed cottage with spectacular views

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Church farm cottage is set within a 10 acre estate. Guests will have their own private cottage with a courtyard garden . Whilst staying , you have the opportunity to walk round the stunning fields and gardens on site and enjoy the peaceful village . Attractions such as Lacock village and Castle Coombe and Malmesbury are a short drive away as well as the bustling cities of Bath (around 25 mins ) and Bristol ( around 40 Minutes ) easy to reach

Robin’s Nest - A cosy retreat in beautiful valley

We welcome you to Robin’s Nest - a pretty, secret little haven in the tiny hamlet of Long Dean, nestled in the base of the beautiful Bybrook valley. Just 1 mile from Castle Combe and 10 miles from the Georgian spa city of Bath. Robin’s Nest has a secure gated entrance with a security keypad and plenty of parking right next to the nest. There is an outside terrace to enjoy. Robins Nest has been called “the perfect romantic getaway”, “my favourite escape from the city” and “a hidden gem” !

Jeannie's Cottage

Nestled between historic Lacock and Georgian Bath, Jeannie's Cottage is located on Church Walk close to Melksham's town centre. This pretty street is one of Melksham's hidden gems, regularly winning prizes in ‘Melksham in Bloom’ contests. It is steeped in history and part of the town's conservation area. Dating from the late 18th Century, Jeannie's Cottage is Grade II listed and affords two storeys, two bedroom accommodation and has the benefit of an enclosed rear walled courtyard garden.

The Toolshed, a luxury Cotswold eco cottage

Kick back & relax in this calm, stylish space at the heart of the Cotswold village of Marshfield. Perfect for long country walks, 6 miles from The Georgian City of Bath and 12 from vibrant Bristol with Castle Combe & Lacock close by. A super insulated eco build, stone cottage with underfloor heating. There is a gorgeous DeVOL kitchen for those who love to cook or a hearty pub just around the corner. The Toolshed is the perfect country bolthole for couples looking to relax and slow down.

7 The Mews, Holt nr. Bath. EV charger & parking

A cosy, dog-friendly mews cottage in Holt offering modern comfort and a home-from-home feel. Stroll from the door to scenic walks, two pubs, a lakeside café, and a village shop. Relax with underfloor heating, a full kitchen, Wi-Fi, 43” smart TV, king bed with Egyptian cotton, soft towels, and a rainfall shower. Private parking and EV charger. Ideally located near Bath, Bradford-on-Avon, Lacock, National Trust gems—and just 5 mins from Five Zeros Supercars for car enthusiasts.

Beautiful upside down cottage in rural location

Light and airy, The Cottage is a converted haybarn built into the gentle slope of the hill. Downstairs there is a sunny double bedroom and a shower room, upstairs a double height open plan living area with fully equipped kitchen, dining table, sitting/tv area with far ranging views across open fields and a stable door opening out onto the back garden with outside sitting/eating area and mature apple trees. A bridlepath runs outside the window where horses and dogs roam.

Cosy Lex Cottage overlooking National Trust Lacock

A pretty 19th-century detached cottage set within a large rolling garden with shallow stream and summerhouse overlooking meadowland and stunning views over the National Trust medieval village of Lacock. This period cottage includes a double aspect living room, dining room, well-equipped kitchen and utility room, double and twin bedrooms with comfy beds, bathroom with oval bath and fitted shower. There is also an additional bed in the summerhouse if required.

Cider Press. Rural Retreat on the doorstep of Bath

The Cider Press is a stunning renovation attached to the western wing of a Grade 11 Listed country house. It offers an exceedingly high standard of self-contained luxury accommodation able to meet all your self-catering requirements. The property is only a short drive or bus journey to the historic city of Bath (5 miles). Nestled within a beautiful valley, why not take in the views and stroll along the ByBrook, finishing the day with a drink in a local pub!

Luxury Historic Cottage in Bradford-On-Avon

Welcome to the Old Weavers Cottage, this Charming historical 17th-century Grade II* listed cottage is located on one of Bradford-on-Avon's most prestigious and historical footpaths uniquely placed, sunk into the hillside overlooking the town facing the River Avon, Salisbury Plains and a stones throw from the historic chapel of St. Mary Tory. This is truly a slice of ye-olde England at is finest.