The property
A peaceful detached barn conversion located on the grounds of the owners’ home in the pretty village of Bishopstone, in the Broad Chalke Valley.
Beautifully decorated to a high standard and offering bright and airy open plan living space, this is superb rural retreat for a couple.
Upon entering Bridge Studio there is a small entrance area which leads you to the contemporary galleried living area, a relaxing space where you can kick off your shoes and warm up in front of the woodburner after a long walk.
There is a well-appointed, bespoke kitchen located to the other side of the room where you both can prepare heart-warming meals to enjoy at the farmhouse style dining table.
Upstairs, you can rest and recharge in the sleigh bed before another day exploring.
There is an additional bed in the gallery area should you wish to bring an extra guest.
A bathroom completes Bridge Studio.
To the outside of the accommodation there is a brick-paved terrace where you can sip a glass of wine whilst heating the barbecue, and a lawned garden beyond.
Bishopstone is ideally situated in a renowned area of outstanding natural beauty popular with cyclists because of the easy access to the nearby Wiltshire Cycleway.
Just six miles from the cathedral city of Salisbury, you are close to a wealth of historic attractions and independent shops and restaurants.
Further afield, you are within easy driving distance to Stonehenge, Wilton House, Longleat and one hour from the Jurassic Coast.
An excellent romantic base for a holiday in Wiltshire.
Accommodation
One bedroom: 1 x first floor double bedroom. First floor bathroom with bath, WC and washbasin. First floor gallery sitting area with day bed for additional guest (not suitable for young children). Living area with woodburning stove. Kitchen/dining area.
About the location
SALISBURY
Andover 17 miles; Southampton 23 miles
The medieval city of Salisbury is the jewel in Wiltshire's crown, dominated by the majestic 13th century Gothic cathedral. The cathedral offers 750 years of history including Britain's tallest spire, the world's best preserved original Magna Carta, and Europe's oldest working clock. The surrounding cathedral close, full of architectural gems, is bordered by the River Avon and ancient Chilmark stone walls. The city offers historic streets with charming half-timbered buildings, traditional pubs, characterful shops and a twice-weekly market. Or, stroll along the Town Path and take in the awe-inspiring views across the water meadows towards the cathedral. After dark, there's a thriving arts scene, including one of the country's leading repertory theatres, a lively arts centre, cinema and a wealth of independent restaurants. Should you want to explore further afield then a short drive from Salisbury takes you to Stonehenge, the National Trust's Stourhead House and gardens, majestic Wilton House, as well as the New Forest National Park, and the Hampshire and Dorset coasts. There's so much to see and do in Salisbury and surrounding area that your only concern will be finding the time to do it all!
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