Common Hill Cottage
Trowbridge, Bath- COMMON
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- Garden
- Children Welcome
- Character Cottage
Property Information
Common Hill Cottage is an old fashion little cottage, set on the hill above the pretty village of Steeple Ashton. It is approximately 300 years old and is furnished to provide comfortable accommodation with classic character and charm of the original building. Beamed ceilings, large inglenook fireplace with open wood-burning stove and some modern conveniences make this an inexpensive location from which to explore this beautiful area, including the Spa City of Bath.
To the front is a small cottage garden and to the rear open fields and country views. In our opinion this self catering accommodation is very good value for money
ACCOMMODATION
Ground Floor
Living Room with two leather sofas and TV, plus Dining area, a lovely inglenook fireplace with wood burner,
Kitchen a small room, but fully fitted nonetheless (great views) electric hob and oven, fridge, and microwave
Upstairs
Bedroom One with double bed
Bedroom Two with double bed
Bathroom with bath, electric shower, WC & hand-basin
Modern night storage heating and electricity included. Pets by prior arrangement. Children over the age of 10 are welcome.
Bath, the Salisbury Plain and a multitude of attractions are all within easy reach, and the centre of Steeple Ashton with public house and shop is only half a mile away. Further afield are Salisbury and Salisbury Plain, Devizes Longleat House & Safari Park, Stourhead House & Gardens, National Trust village of Lacock, Castle Combe, Rode Tropical Bird Gardens. Local walks, Inns and shop 1/2 mile. .
Local Information
Steeple Ashton is a beautiful village full of timber framed buildings dominated by an incredible 15th century church. The village is located in West Wiltshire midway between Bath and Salisbury. The village is surrounded by fields and woodland on 3 sides including a large wildlife reserve on the Western edge of the Parish. There is a nice pub in the village with a great restuarant and a fantastic village shop with Internet Cafe. Easily accessible are the ancient and historic cities of Salisbury and Bath, Stourhead Gardens, the well photographed Cotswold village of Castle Coombe, the National Trust village of Laycock (which is used as a location for many period dramas),Westonbirt Arboretum, Bradford on Avon, Bowood House, Great Chalfield Manor, Longleat House with its Maze and Safari Park. Agreat base for exploring the beautiful southern Cotswolds and Bath area.