Wiltshire is a historic county in South West England renowned for its ancient monuments, scenic chalk downs, and cultural landmarks including Stonehenge and Salisbury Cathedral.
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St Peters
St Peters is a converted Victorian church holiday let located in the tranquil countryside of North Wiltshire, blending historic charm with modern comforts in a peaceful rural setting.
Windmill Hill is a Neolithic causewayed enclosure in Wiltshire, England, known as the largest of its type in Britain and part of the Avebury World Heritage Site, featuring ancient ditches and archaeological significance.
Shearwater Lake House is a tranquil, lakeside accommodation in the Cotswolds with a calm interior, open-plan living space, multiple bedrooms across three floors, and spacious decking overlooking a lake with wildlife.
Cirencester Amphitheatre in Gloucestershire is the remains of a large Roman amphitheatre, notable as the second-largest in Roman Britain, with visible earthworks and evidence of tiered seating for thousands of spectators, and historical significance as a defensive site in the 5th century.
This is a charming four-bedroom thatched cottage near the New Forest featuring exposed beams, an oak conservatory, and a wood-burning stove, set in peaceful countryside with scenic views and a relaxing atmosphere.
The Pepperbox is an historic hexagonal folly tower built in 1606 on Pepperbox Hill, Wiltshire. It offers panoramic views across the surrounding countryside including Salisbury. The tower is a Grade II listed building and a notable early folly, owned and preserved by the National Trust.
This traditional yet modern four-bedroom holiday home is located in the rural and picturesque village of Broad Chalke, offering a peaceful and stylish retreat with expansive garden views and a homely ambiance.
This accommodation is a large family-friendly house located within a gated and managed estate set in 450 acres of Cotswold countryside, woodland and meadows, close to rivers and serene lakes, offering a scenic and nature-immersed setting.
A lakeside holiday home situated in a private gated nature reserve with views over Somerford Lagoon, featuring multiple bedrooms and shared leisure amenities including pools, gym, sauna, and outdoor spaces.
Oldfield is a homely rural accommodation on a working farm edge of Salisbury Plain with views and nearby places of interest, suitable for up to 7 guests including pets, featuring enclosed garden and private parking.
Cley Hill is a prominent natural hill in Wiltshire featuring an Iron Age hill fort, significant chalk grassland, and archaeological features. It offers scenic outdoor exploration with historical and mythical associations, including a legendary hill formation tale and UFO sightings.
Warminster is a historic market town in Wiltshire known for its rich heritage, independent shops, cultural venues, and proximity to notable landmarks including Longleat Safari Park and Salisbury Plain.
Plovers Nest is a four-bedroom terraced property on Clearwater Lake within the Lower Mill Estate nature reserve, offering a contemporary waterside retreat suitable for families and groups, with scenic natural surroundings and nearby popular Cotswold villages.
This Grade II listed Georgian manor house is set in 25 acres of Wiltshire countryside featuring ample space for families or groups, a games room, and a private hot tub, with a peaceful and stylish rural atmosphere.
White Barrow is a large Neolithic long barrow on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England, notable as the first ancient monument purchased by the National Trust and a protected archaeological site dating back to 3500-4000 BC.
Stylish and spacious four-bedroom detached home in the peaceful and family-friendly neighbourhood of Badbury Park, offering a private garden and parking, ideal for families, friends, or business travellers exploring Swindon and the surrounding Wiltshire countryside.
The Coombes is a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest in Wiltshire, featuring important chalk grassland habitat within a steep-sided dry valley, known for diverse grasses and butterflies. It is owned by the National Trust and accessible to the public.
Swindon is a large historic market town in Wiltshire, England, known for its rich railway heritage, cultural festivals, shopping outlets, and diverse multicultural community.
Linnet Cottage is a waterside property set within the Lower Mill Estate private nature reserve, sleeping up to seven guests with a family-friendly and scenic atmosphere by the lake with shared leisure facilities and on-site restaurant access.
The Malthouse is a Grade II listed historic property located in Norton St. Philip, offering accommodation for large families and groups with seven bedrooms spread over multiple floors and a unique historic character featuring uneven steps and ancient beams.
Iford Manor Gardens in Wiltshire features a unique Italianate garden designed by Edwardian landscape designer Harold Peto around a medieval house. Visitors can explore historical garden architecture, classical sculptures, and woodland walks. The venue includes an award-winning café and restaurant and offers special tours and an immersive outdoor garden experience.
Mulberry Cottage is a charming thatched cottage located in the picturesque village of Shalbourne near the Wiltshire/Berkshire border, set within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering a peaceful and scenic countryside retreat suitable for families and groups.
St Martin's Chapel, Chisbury is a 13th century medieval chapel located next to an Iron Age hillfort in Wiltshire. It features flint walls and Decorated Gothic windows and is preserved as a scheduled ancient monument under English Heritage.
A detached thatched cottage in the picturesque village of Upper Lambourn, offering countryside views, a cosy atmosphere with an open fireplace, an annexe for extra privacy, and accommodation for up to 10 guests including pets.
Ashdown House is a 17th-century Carolean country house in Oxfordshire with historic gardens and parkland open for guided tours. Visitors can enjoy indoor historic interiors and outdoor grounds including rare Iron Age earthworks nearby.
Everest House is a spacious four-bedroom detached home sleeping seven guests, located near Salisbury with close access to historical sites like Stonehenge and natural areas including the New Forest and beaches, providing a peaceful countryside retreat with a garden and private parking.
A charming luxury cottage in a peaceful village setting on the edge of the New Forest National Park, offering spacious family accommodation with countryside views and a garden.
Mompesson House is an 18th-century Queen Anne style historic house in Salisbury, Wiltshire, owned by the National Trust. Visitors can explore its carefully restored Georgian interiors and collections of 18th-century decorative arts. The house was also a filming location for the movie Sense and Sensibility.
Explore Mompesson House dressed to reflect the Portman family’s time there and learn about Regency life and the family’s social calendar. Visitors can see a Regency parlour and children’s playroom, take part in activities, and follow a spotter trail around the house.
A luxurious waterside lodge situated in the award-winning Lower Mill private estate, set on a natural reserve featuring woodland, rivers, and lakes, offering a peaceful retreat for groups with extensive facilities and scenic views.
This accommodation is a converted barn in a rural location accommodating up to 12 guests with six bedrooms, offering a homely and peaceful atmosphere with private outdoor space including a large meadow and garden, and a private hot tub.
Fiddleford Manor is a medieval manor house in Dorset dating back to around 1370, featuring original interiors and restored by English Heritage, open to public visits throughout the year.
Cuckoo's Nest is a stylish four-bedroom terraced property located on Clearwater Lake within the Lower Mill Estate nature reserve, offering a peaceful and scenic waterside retreat ideal for family holidays or group stays with access to shared spa and sports facilities.
Brookside is a newly built detached countryside home set in peaceful rural surroundings between Chippenham and Royal Wootton Bassett, offering modern comfort with spacious rooms, balcony views, and nearby countryside walks.
Avebury Manor & Garden is a historic National Trust property featuring a Grade I listed early 16th-century manor house with period interiors and meticulously designed formal gardens, located in the village of Avebury near the famous neolithic henge monument. The venue offers both indoor exploration of historical interiors and outdoor enjoyment of the gardens, reflecting centuries of architectural and garden design history.
An outdoor sculpture exhibition displays works by more than 20 artists across the 11 garden rooms at Avebury Manor. Visitors can explore the sculptures among the garden’s seasonal planting; the works are also available to buy.
This is a stylish and indulgent luxury villa for families and groups located within an exclusive natural reserve development near picturesque Cotswold villages, featuring waterside views, extensive outdoor space and shared on-site spa and leisure facilities.
This spacious cottage located in a village in the South Cotswolds accommodates eight guests and features a large paddock-style garden with outdoor seating and barbecue, situated in a peaceful countryside setting with nearby countryside walks.
Horton Court is a Grade I listed 16th-century Tudor and Norman manor house in Gloucestershire, featuring a Norman great hall and early Renaissance design elements. Owned by the National Trust, it offers rich historical architecture and has been used for filming notable TV series.
Ivy House is a centrally located accommodation in the World Heritage City of Bath, ideal for family or group stays with 4 bedrooms and open plan living on the lower ground floor, near local shops and eateries.
The Bath Assembly Rooms is a Grade I listed Georgian building in Bath, England, featuring the largest Georgian ballroom in the city, decorated with fine art and chandeliers. It historically served as the social hub for balls and concerts and is now a National Trust visitor attraction used for exhibitions, concerts, and filming.
Dr Tim Manningmore gives a talk exploring the history of People of Colour in Bath, from the Georgian period to the Ethiopian Royal family’s move to Fairfield House.