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A charming historical house with a blend of stone and timber-framed architecture is set under a clear blue sky. The entrance features a black door framed by neatly trimmed greenery and colorful flowerbeds, showcasing the character of the village.
Home in Castle Combe
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 131 reviews

Luxury Cotswolds Cottage, Castle Combe (optional Hot Tub)

Luxury self-catering home in the heart of Castle Combe, perfect for family breaks or romantic weekends spent curled up in front of the fire. The spacious bedrooms (inc. super king four poster bed) all with sumptuous bed linen guarantee relaxation. The property was built in 1490 and is one of the oldest houses in the village, retaining its wealth of character including Henry VIII's original coat of arms painted above the fireplace. Rumour has it Henry VIII visited the village and this was painted in his honour. Although built in the 15th Century, this property has been renovated beautifully and you will stay in the lap of luxury! With the very best mattresses and bed linen, you will be treated to a 5-star self-catering experience. There is also a 4–6-person hydro-pool hot tub on the patio behind the house, unfortunately due to the energy crisis and the costs of heating and cleaning it, we offer this as an optional feature and charge an additional fee of £180 per stay if you want to use it. We have excellent heating throughout the house and the wood burning stove in the sitting room throws out a huge amount of heat. This is the most beautiful village in England (officially voted to be!) and the set of numerous block buster films and period dramas. We are a two minute walk to the Manor House complete with Michelin star restaurant 'the Bybrook', a world class golf course, Castle Combe Circuit racing and endless stunning walks along the river. There are two pubs, the White Heart does incredible sandwiches and hot food. Sal and Dave are a castle combe institution, and this is the pub we spend most time at. The Castle Inn is now owned by the Manor Hotel. The food is high end and the prices have followed it. Recommend to book and a good place for dinner. Please note, free parking is available outside the Castle Inn Hotel or White Hart pub and additional free parking available up the hill from the main square, roughly 2 minutes walking. However at peak busy periods you may find parking is further up the hill than you like, sorry, on a hot Saturday many people come to enjoy the walks around the village and it can get busy. You can use the space outside the Old Court House for loading and unloading, however we would recommend that you don't leave the car parked for long periods as there is a traffic warden who exercises the free distribution of parking tickets without prejudice! Please just check that you are not parked on a yellow line. This is a place you can do everything or nothing. Perfect to unwind in front of our wood burning stove set in a majestic fireplace. You will never want to leave! As the house is situated in the heart of Castle Combe please respect our neighbours and remember to keep any noise down to a minimum after dark.

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The exterior of a charming cottage showcases natural stone walls under a blue sky with clouds. Green shutters adorn the windows, and a gravel pathway leads to the entrance, where planters add a touch of greenery. Nearby, a second building contributes to the quaint village aesthetic.
Cottage in Biddestone
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

Luxury Cottage in Idyllic Cotswold Village nr Bath

This beautiful cottage in the picturesque village of Biddestone offers 'boutique hotel style' luxury & is ideally placed to explore Bath & local attractions. The rooms are tastefully decorated & much care has been taken to make it super comfortable & relaxing. With a sunny rear garden, lots of lovely walks on the doorstep & plenty of local pubs serving excellent food, Wicket View has everything you need for a fabulous stay. PRICING NOW INCLUDES AIRBNB COMMISSION IN LINE WITH NEW PRICING POLICY.

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A wooden lodge with a sloped roof sits amid lush green grass, surrounded by trees. Skylights are visible on the roof, and a staircase leads to the entrance. A small patio area with seating is positioned near the lodge, providing an inviting space outdoors.
Guesthouse in Lower Stanton Saint Quintin
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 312 reviews

Oak Framed Apartment in quiet Rural Location

Woodpecker Lodge has been beautifully furnished in a modern country style to reflect its rural surroundings. The Lodge has its own ensuite shower room and toilet, kitchenette, dining area, double bed, Sofa, TV, on site parking. Easy access to M4, just 2.5 miles from Junction 17. Situated in the South Cotswolds close to the historic market town of Malmesbury and picturesque villages including Lacock, Castle Combe and Badminton. Close to popular wedding venues, Kin House and Grittleton House.

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The entrance features a wooden door with intricate iron hardware, set within a beautifully arched stone doorway. The surrounding area showcases well-maintained plant pots on either side, situated on a gravel path lined with natural stone slabs, enhancing the building's character.
Religious building in Chittoe
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 331 reviews

The North Transept

The North Transept is part of our converted Victorian Gothic church. We've done all the conversion ourselves - the high ceilings and beautiful Gothic windows make it a unique space. It's in a small hamlet in a beautiful hidden valley surrounded by fields; there's lovely walking from the door and lots of local wildlife including roe and muntjac deer, pheasants, red kites and owls. It's easy to get to a wide range of local attractions like Lacock and Avebury and only half an hour to Bath.

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Home in Castle Combe
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 463 reviews

The Old Museum, Castle Combe

The Old Museum is a detached self-contained holiday home in the historic and picturesque village of Castle Combe. It is just short walk (200m) to the village centre with its pubs, cafe and restaurant. The Manor House Golf Club and Castle Combe Circuit are both within in walking distance and the footpath opposite connects up with a series of walks across the land of the Castle Combe Estate and beyond. The property enjoys private off-street parking, which is a rare find for the village.

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The shepherd hut is shown with a wooden exterior and large glass doors, framed by lanterns. A gravel pathway leads to the entrance, bordered by planters with flowers. An electric hot tub is positioned nearby, with a rustic wooden barrel and seating area visible.
Shepherd’s hut in Chippenham
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 603 reviews

Private, luxurious and cosy shepherd hut

"Hares Rest" shepherd hut is situated in a private location within a paddock with amazing rural views. Hares, red kites, barn swallows and deer are just some of the wild life you can see. Good pubs within various walking distance (3, 30 and 45 mins). Bowood House, adventure park, golf course and spa is 5 mins drive away. The train station is a 10 minute drive with easy access to Bath. We have horses so only very well behaved dogs are allowed by prior agreement and additional charge.

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A spacious historic house is set amidst well-maintained gardens, framed by lush trees. The stone façade of the building features large windows adorned with potted plants, offering a glimpse into its inviting interior. A clear blue sky enhances the tranquil setting.
Condo in Chippenham
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Historic house 1 bed annex, garden, river, parking

Luxury 1 bedroom self contained annex with its own entrance and hall, beautifully decorated with a carefully curated mix of antiques and modern furniture. A really comfy king size, luxe linens, towels and brand new kitchen equipment. Access to over an acre of wild garden with river frontage and a pontoon, canoe and paddle board. Off street parking for one car 10min walk to the station (10mins to Bath city Centre) Access via a steep staircase to the 2nd floor - see photos

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The exterior of the barn conversion is showcased, highlighting the blend of natural stone and wood elements. A spacious patio area with large glass windows offers views of the enclosed garden, which is surrounded by lush greenery.
Barn in Leighterton
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 487 reviews

Luxury Barn conversion Cotswold’s with Sauna/Spa

The Barn is a 2 bedroom conversion in the picturesque Cotswold village of Leighterton,Tetbury with a rustic feel and a new spa room. The barn has two large bedrooms both with wet room en-suites, and one with a free standing bath. Each bedroom has a king bed & single love chair sofabed .Fitted with its own smart TV The Living area and bedrooms have WIFI Gigaclear300mbs Underfloor heating Well behaved dogs are welcome Enclosed garden. Strictly no parties /hens allowed

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The exterior of Wycke Cottage features charming stone walls adorned with lush green vines. Multiple windows allow natural light to fill the space, while potted plants in various sizes enhance the entrance. A clear blue sky creates a serene backdrop.
Home in Painswick
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 259 reviews

Cottage luxe in The Cotwolds

Wycke Cottage welcomes you with unequivocal charm and a little luxe at every turn. Hunker down in style in the picture-perfect Cotswold setting in the heart of Painswick. This 400-year-old cosy cottage, sits opposite the historic church. With stunning sunset views across to the church's beautiful spire and clockface, and its much storied 99 cloud-like yew trees, this stay offers the quintessential Cotswold experience.

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A bright living area features oak flooring and a cozy seating arrangement. Large glass doors open to the small garden, while a log burner is positioned against a stone wall. A wooden dining table with light chairs adds a touch of warmth to the space.
Home in Castle Combe
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 299 reviews

Fuchsia Barn, romantic Cotswolds

Fuchsia Barn is a brand new purpose built Airbnb unit, finished to a very high standard, with lots of natural materials giving it a relaxing and cosy atmosphere. It is situated 12 minutes walk from the beautiful village of Castle Combe, often voted the prettiest in the country, and featured in many films. There are wonderful woodland walks from the property, and two village pubs within walking distance

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The Stone Barn is depicted from an aerial view, showcasing its charming stone exterior and slate roof. Surrounding greenery enhances the rural setting, while a gravel driveway leads up to the entrance. Open fields in the background contribute to the tranquil atmosphere.
Cottage in Studley
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 280 reviews

The Stone Barn - Luxury Barn in Rural Wiltshire

Set in rural Wiltshire and bordering the Cotswolds, The Stone Barn is the perfect luxury base for visiting Stonehenge, Lacock, Castle Combe, Avebury, the Cotswolds, Salisbury Cathedral and Bath as well as the many other delights the area has to offer. Whether walking, cycling or sightseeing The Stone Barn is ideally located in the hamlet of Studley.

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A modest barn with a textured orange exterior features a steep, shingled roof. Its unique architectural shape is complemented by a stone entryway and surrounding greenery, including trees and grass, creating a natural setting. The barn's windows are strategically placed to invite natural light.
Cottage in Nettleton
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Magical rural barn by a stream

The property is a beautifully converted barn overlooking fields in a small valley with a stream running beside it. It is a magical place unmarked by time. The house has its own private garden with a table and chairs and looks over the river meadow. It sits next to both foot and bridle paths leading to Castle Combe and the surrounding area

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Kington Langley?

    Stays in Kington Langley often include cozy cottages, village homes, and countryside retreats with gardens. The area is known for peaceful accommodations that blend comfort with rural surroundings.

  • What are the best things to do in Kington Langley with kids?

    Children frequently enjoy playing on the village green, participating in nature walks, or joining seasonal festivities. Outdoor games and family-friendly community gatherings are part of local life.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Kington Langley?

    Explore the tranquil village green, walk scenic footpaths, or experience friendly gatherings in traditional pubs. Visiting historic churches and browsing local shops add to the village’s character.

  • How is the weather in Kington Langley?

    Kington Langley has cool winters around 35–46°F (2–8°C) and mild summers near 54–71°F (12–22°C), with rainfall throughout the year. Layers and waterproof clothing are often recommended, especially for outdoor plans.

  • When is the best time to visit Kington Langley?

    Late spring and summer are often recommended for milder temperatures, greener landscapes, and seasonal community gatherings. Autumn brings changing foliage and quieter village scenes.

  • What are the best places to visit in Kington Langley?

    Kington Langley has tranquil village greens, traditional pubs, and local churches with historic architecture. Strolling the community spaces gives a feel for the area’s rural character.

  • What are some hiking trails in Kington Langley?

    The countryside around Kington Langley has footpaths and walking trails through fields, woodlands, and scenic village lanes. Trails are often easygoing and suitable for casual strolls or family walks.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Kington Langley?

    Families often explore local parks, attend community events on the village green, or enjoy picnics and nature walks. Seasonal fairs and craft activities may be available, especially during holidays.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Kington Langley?

    Explore nearby market towns, discover countryside walking paths, or visit stately homes and gardens around the area. Museums, historic sites, and charming villages are frequently suggested for a change of scenery.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Kington Langley?

    Some vacation rentals in Kington Langley welcome pets, particularly cottages and rural homes with gardens. Hosts may provide dog-friendly amenities and suggest local walking routes.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Kington Langley?

    Chat with locals in shops or pubs for insights on community events and scenic routes. Early mornings and evenings are quieter, and supporting local businesses enriches the visit.

  • What is Kington Langley known for?

    Kington Langley is known for its scenic countryside, historic village charm, and traditional English architecture. Community events and rural walks reflect the area’s locally rooted culture.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Kington Langley?

    Look for tucked-away gardens, ancient churchyards, and peaceful walking tracks just outside the main village. Independent shops and local craft studios occasionally welcome visitors.

  • What are the best foods to try in Kington Langley?

    Kington Langley has locally sourced dishes—roast meats, rich pies, and farmhouse cheeses are frequently suggested. Traditional British fare, along with seasonal produce from nearby farms, gives an authentic taste of the region.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Kington Langley?

    Pack comfortable walking shoes, waterproof layers, and a jumper for the cooler months. If planning outdoor activities, a reusable water bottle and picnic blanket are helpful.

  • What is the nightlife in Kington Langley like?

    Nightlife in Kington Langley is relaxed, centering on traditional pubs and occasional community events. Evenings often include casual drinks, conversation, or local music sessions.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Kington Langley?

    Kington Langley frequently hosts village fêtes, seasonal fairs, and community picnics, especially in late spring and summer. Local craft or food events occasionally bring neighbors together.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Kington Langley?

    Vacation rentals in Kington Langley often feature family-friendly amenities such as larger living spaces, gardens, and access to outdoor activities. Hosts may also provide board games, books, or cribs upon request.