The Barn
Sleeps 10
The Tithe Barn has recently been converted to a very high standard and offers luxurious accommodation in 5 large, en-suite rooms.
It is accessed from a lavender scented courtyard straight into a beautifully vaulted main living area with under floor heating and a mezzanine levels. The separate dining space is beside two huge ash doors where the light floods in.
The main seating area has two very comfortable leather corner suites and is set around a cosy wood burning stove with an antique French table and plasma TV with Sky and Wifi.
Both the Cider Room and the Blue Room are upstairs and reached across a galleried landing and both feature huge beams and vaulted ceilings, with bathrooms tucked under the eaves.
The Hayloft and Empire rooms are reached through a separate door from the lounge.
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The property is furnished throughout with finds from antique shops and original works of art.
Dining and Living Area
The open plan living and dining area is separated into two separate spaces. The living area is centred around a very efficient wood burning stove with a very comfortable red leather corner suite and white sofa for relaxing. There is an antique French oak table and plasma TV with Sky and Wifi.
The Kitchen
The well equipped kitchen was the original Bull Pen and is large and full of light. It is down a couple of steps from the living area and has a range cooker, big fridge/freezer, microwave, juicer, dishwasher and lots of storage. From the kitchen there is access to a private outdoor seating area to catch the last rays of sun in the evening.
The Paddock
The Barn rental includes the use of an acre of private land with BBQ equipment and outdoor furniture overlooking miles of open countryside and the Salisbury Hills beyond.
The Cider Room.
The Cider Room has a king sized brass bed, full length mirror, tallboy and two chairs.
The en-suite bathroom has been cleverly constructed to fit under the eaves and has a toilet, sink and bath.
French Room.
The French Room. This charming ground floor twin bedded room is reached by two shallow steps from the main living area.
It has been furnished with finds from French flea markets and has two antique wooden frame beds, chaise longue and a beautiful wardrobe.
It has limestone tiled floor with under floor heating and shutters on the window. The large, sunny en-suite bathroom has a vanity unit, sink, toilet and bath with a shower over.
The Empire Room.
This newest room is full of French antique furniture harking back to a more elegant era. The ornate fabric embossed beds have marble-topped nightstands with lamps either side.
There is a full height chestnut wood painted armoire with a mirror and a gilt chair. The walnut and marble “Empire” chest of drawers sits along one wall with a gorgeous mirror above. There is a standard lamp, rug and a very old hand stitched tapestry on the wall.
The bathroom has a walk in shower with wood effect tiles and Cath Kidson flooring. There is a vanity unit, mirror, shelves and a loo.
The Blue Room.
The Blue Room has a king-size sleigh bed, with an oak wardrobe and two antique chairs and chaise longue.
The bathroom is en-suite and has a toilet, sink and bath tucked under the eaves.
The Hayloft.
A separate staircase takes you to the Hayloft which is the fourth bedroom and is reached through a separate door to the lounge.
There is a beautiful brass king-size bed, chaise longue, Lloyd loom chair, chest of drawers, lamp and table. The large tiled bathroom has a toilet, sink and shower over a full size bath.
Again the room features heavy beams and stone walls, and also has a glazed door to an external staircase.
Dining & Living Area.
The open plan living and dining area is separated into two separate spaces. To dine there is a large, painted French kitchen table which extends to seat 8–10 people infront of huge floor to ceiling ash glazed doors.
The living area is centred around a very efficient wood burning stove with a very comfortable red leather corner suite and white sofa for relaxing. There is an antique French oak table and plasma TV with Sky and Wifi.
The property is furnished throughout with finds from antique shops and original works of art.
The Grounds
Leigh House is set in 4.5 acres of rural land.
There are two lawned areas of just over an acre each choose from to site the marquee with views across to the White Horse at Westbury. Both fields are surrounded by woodland and are totally secluded. There is plenty of space for parking.
Nearer the house is an orchard and a large pond with mature willow trees. There is also a beautiful walled Victorian garden with lavender pathways and a rose arbour. The photographic choices are endless.
Activities and Events in Bradford on Avon
Exercise & Sporting Activities
Canoe Hire
Hire a Canadian Canoe and paddle through the beautiful Kennet and Avon Canal.
Bike Hire
Towpath Trails by the Canal through the Cotswolds to Bath or Bristol
Swimming
Visit Bradford on Avon Leisure Centre
Spa Facilities
In Bath (12 minutes by train) – Millennium Spa with Rooftop pool and Terrace
Golf
Wiltshire’s only 36 holes course is at Cumberwell Park, rated as 4* by Golf World, is half a mile away. Enjoy a round or two and relax in the friendly clubhouse.
Racing & Track Days
Whether it’s a Ferrari or a rally car that does it for you,test out your skills with various racing experiences at the famous Castle Coombe motor racing circuit.
Rugby
Watch the City of Bath’s finest at the Rec (12 minutes by train). We recommend that you buy tickets in advance.
Walks
Discover the glorious countryside for yourself with wonderful walks through the Limpley Stoke Valley stopping at the Inn at Freshford or the Cross Guns by the aquaduct for refreshment.
Entertainment around Bradford on Avon
Museum
Above the library – Bradford on Avon through the ages, surprisingly interesting!
Vineyard
Wine tasting at AvonLeigh Vineyard, just over the road!
Pubs/Bistro
Ancient cosy pubs/Gastropubs abound with eight of them recommended by the Good Pub Guide within walking distance.
Restaurants
From Italian to Thai via Eastern Fusion, Bradford on Avon is well served with wonderful local restaurants including the recently opened Three Gables with fine dining Mediterranean style.
Theatre
In Bath (12 minutes by train) the Theatre Royal – one of the oldest and most beautiful in Britain.
Cinema
In Bath (12 minutes by train) ‘The Little Theatre Cinema’ (a small cozy cinema serving food and wine) as well as an Odeon.
Ballooning
Take to the skies and float over Bath and the Cotswolds in a hot air balloon or stay grounded and visit the world famous Balloon Festival in Bristol in August.
Longleat Safari Park
Fun for all the family all year round!
