Lofts għall-kiri għall-vaganzi ġewwa Wiltshire

The Hideaway Loft. Pool*, Sauna, Gym, Yoga classes

The Hideaway is nestled in the Wiltshire countryside on a four acre smallholding near to the foothills of Roundway Down. It is a self-contained 1st floor studio, adjacent to the hosts property, surrounded by sheep, donkeys, dogs, chickens, a pony and large African tortoise. The opportunity to feed the lambs during springtime can be arranged. *Guests are welcome to use the family pool during the summer months (June-September) as well as sauna, gym and onsite yoga classes (arranged after booking).

The Coach House Apartment

The Coach House apartment is newly converted , self contained with a fully equipped kitchen , beautifully fitted bathroom ,double bedroom and double bed on the galleried mezzanine level with vaulted ceiling creating a loft style. It is fully heated ,has fibre optic wi-fi , streamed TV, and a Sonos speaker for music - you will need the app ! The space is modern,bright ,yet cosy. Outdoors it sits in a courtyard of buildings in 14 acres of grounds. There is a private entrance and parking on site.

The Tea Loft - newly refurbished- near Bath

The Tea Loft is perfectly situated in the beautiful village of Hinton Charterhouse, just 4.5 miles from Bath. Newly refurbished with its own private entrance, the Tea Loft has everything you need for a relaxing countryside stay with the vibrancy of Bath just a stone’s throw away. Regular buses leave just outside or you can drive to the city centre within 15 mins. As the world begins to open up, take a break away to this stunning part of England and embrace the delights of the West Country.

Charming flat with spacious lounge in Cotswolds

Relax in front of an open fire, drink some wine and enjoy all that the Cotswolds has to offer. The flat is situated in the centre of our small countryside village. Explore everything it has to offer such as AA rosette restaurant ‘Wilder’ which is directly opposite the accommodation, or visit award winning seafood restaurant ‘Williams’. There are many small independent shops to visit with beautiful homeware, clothes and coffee shops. Or step outside to enjoy the countryside!

Studio set in lovely countryside a haven of peace

1 bed studio over garage, accessed via 13 external stairs. Decking, garden furniture. Overlooks surrounding countryside. Kitchen, shower room, king size bed, seating area. Microwave, oven, induction hob, breakfast bar. Numerous sockets. 2 USB ports. TV using internet & Apps. Couples/singles only. Internet via 4G, we are rural can drop out. No babies/small children. Excellent location for Cotswolds/Swindon. Free off-road Parking. Check in 1500 Out 1100. No pets. No smoking.

'Owl's Nest' Self contained Studio w/ensuite

Owl's Nest is a self contained studio apartment situated in the heart of Salisbury. Cosy, comfortable and peaceful accommodation for singles and couples. The accommodation consists of a kitchenette (with microwave, sink, fridge & tea/coffee making facilities), desk for remote working, double bed and en-suite shower room. Long-stay parking available within a close walk. Stonehenge, Old Sarum and Wilton House are a short drive away.

Fosse Farmhouse - The Dovecote

The Dovecote is a lovely loft apartment on the first floor of a Cotswolds stone barn - perfect for a romantic couple or for a family of four.Children absolutely love the twinkling LED lights set into the ceiling and the stunning views of the garden. There is a double bed and two single beds for children in an open plan space.

White horse Loft

This special place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit. "White Horse Loft" is cute and Quirky. It's central and affords you easy access to Bath, Stonehenge and many more places of interest. Public transport, restaurants, shops, and pubs are just a 2 minute walk away.

The Apple Loft, studio flat at Owlpen built 1446

This studio apartment provides a cosy retreat for two people, with a special rustic charm. It is set in the last bay of Owlpen’s grade one listed medieval barn, and massive oak cruck beams date it to 1446 making it one of the oldest surviving barns in the Cotswolds.