A 5 Star holiday home especially suited to family groups with elderly members. Warm and cosy in Winter. Excellent local pubs and restaurants.
Built some 300 years ago, this spacious and gracious building has been recently carefully restored to provide elegant and comfortable accommodation.
Ashlea House is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area (including the counties of Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire) or for stopping en route.
Dedication has been to preserving the atmosphere of a English country farmhouse, whilst retaining the original features of the old building.
The house was built in 1729 in mid Georgian style. The deeds show that most of the owners were in fact female and the bedrooms are named after them.
An elegant Edwardian hotel, family owned and run for over 50 years. It stands in 2 acres of lawns and shrubberies with many fascinating features.
C18th Brook House offers an attractive carefully converted barn, Garden Cottage, together with a newly refurbished thatched cottage Blackspur Cottage.
A Georgian Manor Farmhouse in 2 acres of beautiful gardens on a 600 acre farm of cattle, sheep and horses. The hamlet has 6 cottages and a postbox!
An elegant country house set in an acre of lovely gardens a few minutes from Mere centre and offering comfortable accommodation in an idyllic setting.
Clanville Manor was constructed in 1743 of the local honey- coloured 'Cary' stone. It has been run as a dairy farm here for over 100 years.
A traditional Regency Grade 2 listed spacious house with an acre of walled mature garden, and just a short walk away from Shaftesbury Town Centre.
Cornerways Cottage offers first class accommodation close to Longleat, Stourhead House and Gardens, with golf, riding, fishing and walking available.
Listed 17th century hamstone townhouse sitting on a lovely terrace in a central position 5 mins walk from the abbey.
A fine example of a Georgian residence with graceful, light and spacious rooms offering home-from-home comfort. A short walk from the town centre.
Look around the old mill, see the old machinery in action, and the new scheme for generating electricity. Then relax in the garden among the flowers.
The village is typical of the West Country with cottages made from the local yellow stone. The church is the burial place for T.S. Eliot, the poet.
Elegant welcoming Georgian Townhouse with modern, comfortable rooms where we pride ourselves on upholding the best traditions of Somerset hospitality.
Charmin 15th century inn in one of Somerset's most prettiest villages. A natural resting place for travellers from London to further west.
A traditional Country House Hotel, set in 17 acres of beautiful parkland and gardens. Boasting an award winning restaurant and luxury accommodation
The hotel is set in three and a half acres of landscaped gardens and built from locally quarried golden Ham stone.
We are a family run farm of about 260 acres, set in a quiet pretty village, with splendid views over the Thomas Hardy's "Vale of little dairies".
An Edwardian rectory recently reopened after extensive refurbishment to a very high standard fusing modern contemporary style with country elegance.
A listed 18th century farmstead set in deepest Somerset dairy country with house and barns forming a secluded courtyard within organic farmland.
Our beautiful listed 17th century farmhouse is rated in Dorset books for its architectural interest. Come and stay with us on our 400 acre dairy farm.
Lydford House, built in 1860 as a Gentleman's residence, was later a vicarage. In 1920 it became a hotel, and in the 60s was a successful Country Club
Beautiful Victorian home in 20 acre peaceful location with superb views across open country and the Axe valley. Adjacent to the Liberty walking trail.
Welcome to a newly restored Georgian Mill. Next to the peaceful garden the mill stream flows under one end of the building and onto the River Brue.
A charming 18th century Hamstone guesthouse set on the edge of the village. Perfect for business or pleasure. Just 2 miles from Yeovil town centre.
A warm amd charming welcome awaits you in a relaxed, comfortable country house hotel that dates from the 15thC. The grounds extend to the riverbank.
A country house hotel for over thirty years, it is a comfortable Jacobean Manor House built of local stone and set in Thomas Hardy's Vale of Dairies.
Aptly named, Quiet Corner Farm is tucked away on the fringe of Henstridge with stunning views across the Blackmore Vale to Sherborne and Shaftesbury
Rickham House is a family farmhouse looking out onto wonderful views across Sedgemoor. We have 300 acres with beef cattle and a suckler herd of cows.
Large historic country house believed to date partly from 12thC. Set in 55 acres on the eastern edge of Somerton, the royal town of ancient Wessex.
Built in the 1720s, the inn is full of period character and charm where items of the Trust’s antiques collection mingle happily with modern comforts.
A Victorian mansion in eleven acres of mature and beautifully nurtured, wooded grounds. This Dorset country house hotel exudes calm and tranquillity.
This handsome18th century stone barn is set in some of the most picturesque of Dorset's countryside, in the delightful hamlet of North Wootton.
An 18thC lodge tucked away down a winding lane off the market square in the heart of Dorset’s Blackmoor Vale. Beautiful countryside on the doorstep.
A luxurious country retreat for more than two hundred years with four acres of private gardens and spa facilities. A landscape of wandering footpaths.
A lovely quality old stone-built 16thC coaching inn that Thomas Hardy called 'The Sow & Acorn' in 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles' boasts worthy history.
An attractive stone house set in a lovely old walled garden. It is tucked away from the road in the charming conservation village of Sandford Orcas.
Shaftesbury is close to the Dorset/Wiltshire border and between Somerset and Hampshire. It is Dorset’s highest town and one of the oldest in England.
The Grange is a glorious country house built 200 years ago of stone from the Purbeck Hills. It is situated within its own beautiful formal gardens.
Once an 18th century farmhouse, it is now a secluded and comfortable country hotel offering the finest standards with a warm and friendly atmosphere.
An award winning small private hote/b&b, ideally suited for guests wanting peace and quiet in luxurious surroundings and typical English gardens.
It has been welcoming travellers since the 15thC when built as a rest stop for coaches running the London to Wells known as ‘England in a pint-pot’.
A family run hotel in picturesque settings and tranquil surroundings that prides itself on its reputation for its quality food and luxurious bedrooms.
A pleasant Hamstone Grade II listed coaching inn dating from 1735, the White Hart is a comfortable, family run hotel in the heart of South Somerset.
A charming guest house offering bed and breakfast accommodation with all the attractions of a country setting and only three miles from Yeovil centre.
An independent, stylish hotel offering sensible prices, superb food, friendly and knowledgeable service with a strong home and overseas following.
Spacious family house in quiet location with superb views over the countryside. Excellent for walking, coarse fishing and visiting houses and gardens.
