The open plan living space welcomes you in.
The kitchen-area has all you need to make some memorable holiday meals.
Take a seat - and a glass!
The bedroom is nestled in the eaves of this old coach house.
You will find your home-from-home just set back from Gloucester Street, close to the Abbey and the Market Cross.
From the front door you climb a few steps to the living space.
Another set of stairs lead to the bedroom and shower-room.
There are homely touches throughout.
A great base to enjoy the local area from.
What's for dinner?
Enjoy some local produce.
Bring a book and enjoy a moment of calm at the end of the day.
There are low ceilings in this loft bedroom.
After a day's exploring, get cosy in bed.
The modern shower-room.
Take the alleyway to the front door.
Stunning Malmesbury Abbey is close by.
And whilst you're there treat yourself to a gift from the shop and refreshments at the cafe.
The Old Bell Hotel is one of many fabulous eateries in the area.
Explore the pretty towns and villages of Wiltshire.
Fabulous scenery at every turn!
St Aldhelms
5771 - New1.3 miles W of Malmesbury | Sleeps 2 (no children under 16)
7 Nights from £511
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Close to the Abbey and Market Cross, this centrally located pub serves locally sourced food daily. Booking is adviseable and there's a good selection of guest beers and wines.
Nearby beach
With extensive parklands, adventure activities and a sandy beach, this is a great place for a day out with all the family. Ticket entry includes parking, access to the beach, kids play area and the parkland. See their website for other activities and to book tickets.
Nearby walk
A great place for wildlife spotting and all within walking distance of the town centre. The nature reserve is owned by the Malmesbury River Valleys Trust and is peaceful haven for all visitors.
Nearby town
A charming market town perfectly situated for exploring the Cotswolds. The town is steeped in history and a visit should include a look around the beautiful Abbey House Gardens and a saunter along the River Avon. There's a thriving high street with a great choice of independent shops and you can also enjoy the weekly farmers market. To make the most of the area purchase a walking guide from Malmesbury Tourist Information in the Town Hall,
Also nearby
Situated in the centre of the town, this grade 1 listed Market Cross is one of the best known features in the area. Built in 1490 it was originally built as a place of shelter and is still used today for the same purpose.
A popular centrally located cafe offering breakfast, lunch, drinks and snacks. Tables and takeaways can be booked on line.
Visit here for wholefoods, ingredients, supplements and eco-friendly products. There's also a range of local produce including beers, wines and spirits. Bring your own containers if you'd like to support their zero waste plastic policy.
Situated to the rear of the Abbey, these gardens are a tranquil delight and perfect for some peace and quiet.
The most delightful gardens, spread over five acres and a "must see" if you are in the area. Open from April to October each year, enjoy wandering around the stunning grounds and don't forget a trip to the Coy Carp Cafe. Dogs are welcome.
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