Summary:

A charming three-bedroom stone cottage, just a six-minute walk from the centre of Bradford on Avon. Cosy up by the log burner on the ground floor, sleep soundly in one of three stylish bedrooms with a king, a double and a single bed, and relax in the top-floor living room with its own outdoor terrace. There’s even a standing desk for any laptop working. Sleeps five, with Bath just a short train ride away.



The Space:

Ground floor:

The kitchen has oak worktops, a range cooker with a gas hob, a fridge freezer, a microwave, a toaster and a Nespresso coffee machine with milk frother. Next to it, a huge oak beam runs across the ceiling of the dining area, with a farmhouse table for long dinners. A cosy sofa sits beside the wood-burning stove in the original stone inglenook fireplace.



First floor:

The three bedrooms and the family bathroom are on this floor, each bedroom with its own style and hotel-quality linen:



Bedroom 1: king bed

Bedroom 2: double bed

Bedroom 3: single bed



Two of the bedrooms have deep window seats, perfect for curling up with a book.



Top floor:

The living room is a space for everyone to relax together, with a TV and plenty of seating. It also has an electric height-adjustable desk, so you can sit or stand while you work. The living room opens onto the terrace, which has seating for the whole group, ideal for morning coffee or an evening drink.



Guest Access:

You’ll have the whole cottage and terrace to yourselves. Check-in is easy and contactless, using a key safe at the property, and we’ll send full instructions, including the code, five days before you arrive.



The Neighborhood:

Bradford on Avon is one of Wiltshire’s prettiest towns, with honey-coloured stone houses climbing the hillside above the River Avon. From the cottage it’s a short walk down into town, with its independent shops, cosy pubs and cafés, and landmarks like the Saxon church, the medieval Tithe Barn and the old town bridge with its tiny lock-up.

Follow the Kennet and Avon Canal towpath for a lovely walk to the aqueduct at Avoncliff, with a pub stop along the way. It’s perfect for stretching your legs, and for the dog too.



Other Things to Note:

The cottage is set over three floors with steep, narrow stairs typical of a period home, so it may not suit guests with limited mobility. Please take care with young children.

Bed linen and towels are provided.

Logs for the wood burner are not provided, so please bring your own if you’d like to light it.

Dogs are welcome, but please keep them off the furniture.

No smoking and no parties.