About this property
Appealing in looks, Winterbourne Cottage is a charming and deceptively spacious place in which to enjoy a short break or longer holiday.
Set on the edge of the picturesque Wiltshire village of Chilmark, guests will enjoy spending time being part of this small rural community or a walk around its quiet, leafy lanes.
Perfectly positioned for visiting Stonehenge which is 25 minutes away. Salisbury, 30 minutes & the stunning National Trust property Stourhead Gardens.
Once inside, you'll find a bright and airy living room with french windows opening out onto a delightful rear garden: a lovely place to sit and listen to the hum of the bees and the birdsong as you enjoy a quiet drink or two.
A mix of traditional and modern furnishings gives a sense of 'times gone by' while at the same time ensuring guests have all the comforts they need to be able to relax.
A good choice for families or couples alike.
Chilmark, is a small, picturesque village, close to the Dorset border and in an area designated of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Lying some 11 miles to the west of the cathedral city of Salisbury, in the valley of the River Nadder, it is filled with pretty stone and thatched cottages and has an excellent 14th century pub as well as a 12th century church.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x super king size double (zip/link can be made up as twin beds upon request at the time of booking), 1 x twin beds.
Bathroom with WC, shower attachment to bath and basin.
Kitchen.
Living room.
Dining room.
Utilty room.
Central heating.
Oven, dishwasher and microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer, TV, DVD, wifi.
Travel cot.
High chair which attaches to a dining chair.
Extra pull-out bed for a child only, for use in main bedroom or downstairs.
Front and rear garden.
Sorry no pets and no smoking.
Shop 3 miles, Maximum of 4 adults.
Note: Please note should you wish to use the gas fire in the sitting room, bottled gas is £7.50 per week.
Please note owner only accepts minimum of 3 night stay.
Nearby points of interest
- Longleat Safari Park
Reviews (18)
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Martin
The house was well equipped and comfortable - if a little dated. Plenty of space and a good sized private garden. The underfloor heating was not controllable by the guests - and we found it a bit cold. But there is a coal-effect gas fire in the sitting room, which we did eventually get to work! Loads to visit and explore nearby, including Stonehenge. Great local history books in the house too.
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Michael
It is located on a very quiet lane close to the village centre and provides peace and quiet without isolated. For those who enjoy the natural world unadultered by traffic noise and artificial lighting, this is an ideal place to stay.
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Julie
The house was musty & cold when we arrived at 4pm, and no info on how to get heating on. Next morning we found the heating controls in a cupboard in utility room Also we couldnât open windows or patio doors on ground floor. Apart from that very comfortable.