No.
3 The Old Parlour is a two-bedroom barn conversion in Christian Malford, a charming village in Wiltshire, welcoming of four visitors plus a canine companion.
The house provides guests with a chic open-plan living area, off-road parking, and a private garden, offering a family-friendly location for a rural getaway that is only a short drive from the Cotswolds and close to several amenities.
Park your car and enter the living space; prepare to be wowed by the light-filled interior, which features a homely lounge area with a wood burning stove, a sleek, well-equipped kitchen with a convenient breakfast bar, and a dining table with views of the garden.
If you'd rather dine alfresco, head outside to the patio furniture and enjoy the sunshine with a tipple in hand.
As the evening progresses, climb up the spiral staircase to reach the roomy bathroom; there, depending on your desire, you can take a long soak or a quick refresh.
Ahead of your busy plan for touring the south of England, retire to one of the two tastefully decorated bedrooms, which include a king-size and a double.
Before visiting the numerous breath-taking vistas around the Cotswolds, close by in Chippenham, take a tour of the town museum, have a picnic in John Coles Park, or make use of the nearby restaurants and shops.
In the south, visit the opulent Grade II Listed Bowood House & Gardens, the Bowood Woodland Gardens, the Horsebrook Nature Trail, or the Caen Hill Locks.
If you enjoy hiking, the Roundway Down Iron Age Hill Fort, surrounded by gentle slopes and expansive views, is must-see.
Jump on the train from Chippenham and you will be in Bath in just 20 minutes, this beautiful, cosmopolitan city, a World Heritage Site, offers something for everyone.
No matter the time of year you visit, you are likely to find events catering for all tastes, from the famous Christmas market to music, food and cultural festivals and world-class theatre productions on offer at the Theatre Royal.
The streets are lined with every kind of restaurant and the wide range of quality bars and shops are sure to tempt.
The stunning architecture of Georgian terraces are famous and a joy to behold, whilst a visit to the celebrated Roman Baths and wonderful abbey are a must whilst staying in this beautiful city.
Should you tire of all on offer in the centre then there are many attractions located under an hour’s drive away; take a gentle boat trip along the Kennet and Avon Canal, explore the craft shops at local Frome or Bradford-on-Avon, or explore mystical Glastonbury, Cheddar Caves, Wookey Hole, Lacock or even ancient Stonehenge.
Bath offers visitors a very special holiday experience, whatever the season.
Visit No.
3 The Old Parlour to experience this and more.