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Old Orchard Cottage

Dilton Marsh, near Westbury, Wiltshire
Grade 3 Star rating

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2019-05-23
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Sleeps4
Bedrooms2
Bathrooms1
Pets 2
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Description

Offering a great holiday accommodation within a central village location, guests will find much to do within the countryside.

Ground floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen with patio door and beams. Sun room. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.

Woodburner in living room (intial fuel included). Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Rayburn. Microwave. Washing machine. Freezer. Doggy extras. Lawned garden and patio. Gas barbecue. Parking (1 car). No smoking.

Good touring location

This traditional semi detached terraced cottage dates back to the 1840s and has been refurbished and renovated to offer cosy holiday accommodation in a central village location. Dilton Marsh is a thriving village in the heart of the west Wiltshire countryside, famous for its magnificent hillside, white horses and ancient stone monuments such as Stonehenge and Avebury. Nearby attractions include the beautiful Saxon town of Bradford on Avon, home to one of Britain’s rare medieval tithe barns. Visit Bath or Longleat Safari Park, or explore the area on foot, bike, horseback or narrowboat. The Dorset coastline is an hour’s drive. Shops, pub and restaurants 0.25 miles.

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Features

  • Barbecue
    Barbecue
  • Garden / Patio
    Garden / Patio
  • Pub within 1 mile
    Pub within 1 mile
  • Pets – no charge
    Pets – no charge
  • Woodburning Stove
    Woodburning Stove
  • Decorated at Christmas
    Decorated at Christmas
  • WiFi
    WiFi
  • Washing Machine
    Washing Machine
  • Green Scheme
    Green Scheme
  • Parking - On Site
    Parking - On Site

Customer Comments

  • 10

    07/04/2019
    Confirmed guest, 04/04/2019
    We spent an amazing week in this wonderful old cottage and enjoyed cozy evenings infront of the fireplace after cooking (first time) on a Rayburn. The beautiful area inspired to explore Wiltshire and Somerset. And the cherry on top, the landlords are such lovely and welcoming people. Certainly we will stay there again.
  • 8

    18/03/2019
    Confirmed guest, 15/03/2019
    Very comfortable cottage with excellent beds! Brilliant base for exploring the areas of Bath, Salisbury and Stonehenge, and also only an hour from Poole. There is only a Rayburn cooker which takes some getting used to but we made some lovely jacket potatoes in it. Would recommend this cottage and the owner, Penny, is very friendly and helpful.
  • 10

    20/02/2019
    Confirmed guest, 19/02/2019
    Perfect for a 4-night break for me and my family (wife and 2 boys, 3 and 5). We used it as a hub to visit Cheddar Gorge, Glastonbury, Bath, Wookey Hole, etc. The log burner was wonderful on cold February evenings!
  • 9

    19/01/2019
    Confirmed guest, 18/01/2019
    An excellent cosy little cottage. We loved relaxing with the wood-burner going and so did the dog!
  • 8

    19/10/2018
    Confirmed guest, 13/10/2018
    charming old world cottage, excellent location, especially with rail connection from village into Bath and in easy reach of Longleat.
  • 7

    23/09/2018
    Confirmed guest, 22/09/2018
    Nice location and area - very dated interior and beds were uncomfortable.
  • 9

    30/07/2018
    Confirmed guest, 28/07/2018
    We had a fabulous week staying in the lovely cottage. It was perfectly situated for visiting so many of the local attractions, such as Longleat, Stonehenge, Bath etc. The local fish and chip shop was delicious. We didn’t risk the local pub based on mixed reviews but The Bell down the road was excellent. Although it shown on the photo the garden is sort of shared, in that there is no fence with the next door neighbour. We didn’t find this a problem as she was lovely, in fact it was quite the opposite. There was a pond with frogs and newts which our daughter loved. The garden was such a sun trap, it was glorious eating dinner on the decking! The owners were very friendly and helpful. Despite concerns we would starve having never cooked on a Rayburn it was fine! We had a BBQ 2 nights and managed to do pizza, pasta and kebabs on the Aga. We would definitely recommend this cottage.
  • 10

    07/04/2019
    Confirmed guest, 04/04/2019
    We spent an amazing week in this wonderful old cottage and enjoyed cozy evenings infront of the fireplace after cooking (first time) on a Rayburn. The beautiful area inspired to explore Wiltshire and Somerset. And the cherry on top, the landlords are such lovely and welcoming people. Certainly we will stay there again.
  • 8

    18/03/2019
    Confirmed guest, 15/03/2019
    Very comfortable cottage with excellent beds! Brilliant base for exploring the areas of Bath, Salisbury and Stonehenge, and also only an hour from Poole. There is only a Rayburn cooker which takes some getting used to but we made some lovely jacket potatoes in it. Would recommend this cottage and the owner, Penny, is very friendly and helpful.
  • 10

    20/02/2019
    Confirmed guest, 19/02/2019
    Perfect for a 4-night break for me and my family (wife and 2 boys, 3 and 5). We used it as a hub to visit Cheddar Gorge, Glastonbury, Bath, Wookey Hole, etc. The log burner was wonderful on cold February evenings!
  • 9

    19/01/2019
    Confirmed guest, 18/01/2019
    An excellent cosy little cottage. We loved relaxing with the wood-burner going and so did the dog!
  • 8

    19/10/2018
    Confirmed guest, 13/10/2018
    charming old world cottage, excellent location, especially with rail connection from village into Bath and in easy reach of Longleat.
  • 7

    23/09/2018
    Confirmed guest, 22/09/2018
    Nice location and area - very dated interior and beds were uncomfortable.
  • 9

    30/07/2018
    Confirmed guest, 28/07/2018
    We had a fabulous week staying in the lovely cottage. It was perfectly situated for visiting so many of the local attractions, such as Longleat, Stonehenge, Bath etc. The local fish and chip shop was delicious. We didn’t risk the local pub based on mixed reviews but The Bell down the road was excellent. Although it shown on the photo the garden is sort of shared, in that there is no fence with the next door neighbour. We didn’t find this a problem as she was lovely, in fact it was quite the opposite. There was a pond with frogs and newts which our daughter loved. The garden was such a sun trap, it was glorious eating dinner on the decking! The owners were very friendly and helpful. Despite concerns we would starve having never cooked on a Rayburn it was fine! We had a BBQ 2 nights and managed to do pizza, pasta and kebabs on the Aga. We would definitely recommend this cottage.
  • 10

    07/04/2019
    Confirmed guest, 04/04/2019
    We spent an amazing week in this wonderful old cottage and enjoyed cozy evenings infront of the fireplace after cooking (first time) on a Rayburn. The beautiful area inspired to explore Wiltshire and Somerset. And the cherry on top, the landlords are such lovely and welcoming people. Certainly we will stay there again.
  • 8

    18/03/2019
    Confirmed guest, 15/03/2019
    Very comfortable cottage with excellent beds! Brilliant base for exploring the areas of Bath, Salisbury and Stonehenge, and also only an hour from Poole. There is only a Rayburn cooker which takes some getting used to but we made some lovely jacket potatoes in it. Would recommend this cottage and the owner, Penny, is very friendly and helpful.
  • 10

    20/02/2019
    Confirmed guest, 19/02/2019
    Perfect for a 4-night break for me and my family (wife and 2 boys, 3 and 5). We used it as a hub to visit Cheddar Gorge, Glastonbury, Bath, Wookey Hole, etc. The log burner was wonderful on cold February evenings!
  • 9

    19/01/2019
    Confirmed guest, 18/01/2019
    An excellent cosy little cottage. We loved relaxing with the wood-burner going and so did the dog!
  • 8

    19/10/2018
    Confirmed guest, 13/10/2018
    charming old world cottage, excellent location, especially with rail connection from village into Bath and in easy reach of Longleat.
  • 7

    23/09/2018
    Confirmed guest, 22/09/2018
    Nice location and area - very dated interior and beds were uncomfortable.
  • 9

    30/07/2018
    Confirmed guest, 28/07/2018
    We had a fabulous week staying in the lovely cottage. It was perfectly situated for visiting so many of the local attractions, such as Longleat, Stonehenge, Bath etc. The local fish and chip shop was delicious. We didn’t risk the local pub based on mixed reviews but The Bell down the road was excellent. Although it shown on the photo the garden is sort of shared, in that there is no fence with the next door neighbour. We didn’t find this a problem as she was lovely, in fact it was quite the opposite. There was a pond with frogs and newts which our daughter loved. The garden was such a sun trap, it was glorious eating dinner on the decking! The owners were very friendly and helpful. Despite concerns we would starve having never cooked on a Rayburn it was fine! We had a BBQ 2 nights and managed to do pizza, pasta and kebabs on the Aga. We would definitely recommend this cottage.
  • 10

    07/04/2019
    Confirmed guest, 04/04/2019
    We spent an amazing week in this wonderful old cottage and enjoyed cozy evenings infront of the fireplace after cooking (first time) on a Rayburn. The beautiful area inspired to explore Wiltshire and Somerset. And the cherry on top, the landlords are such lovely and welcoming people. Certainly we will stay there again.
  • 8

    18/03/2019
    Confirmed guest, 15/03/2019
    Very comfortable cottage with excellent beds! Brilliant base for exploring the areas of Bath, Salisbury and Stonehenge, and also only an hour from Poole. There is only a Rayburn cooker which takes some getting used to but we made some lovely jacket potatoes in it. Would recommend this cottage and the owner, Penny, is very friendly and helpful.
  • 10

    20/02/2019
    Confirmed guest, 19/02/2019
    Perfect for a 4-night break for me and my family (wife and 2 boys, 3 and 5). We used it as a hub to visit Cheddar Gorge, Glastonbury, Bath, Wookey Hole, etc. The log burner was wonderful on cold February evenings!
  • 9

    19/01/2019
    Confirmed guest, 18/01/2019
    An excellent cosy little cottage. We loved relaxing with the wood-burner going and so did the dog!
  • 8

    19/10/2018
    Confirmed guest, 13/10/2018
    charming old world cottage, excellent location, especially with rail connection from village into Bath and in easy reach of Longleat.
  • 7

    23/09/2018
    Confirmed guest, 22/09/2018
    Nice location and area - very dated interior and beds were uncomfortable.
  • 9

    30/07/2018
    Confirmed guest, 28/07/2018
    We had a fabulous week staying in the lovely cottage. It was perfectly situated for visiting so many of the local attractions, such as Longleat, Stonehenge, Bath etc. The local fish and chip shop was delicious. We didn’t risk the local pub based on mixed reviews but The Bell down the road was excellent. Although it shown on the photo the garden is sort of shared, in that there is no fence with the next door neighbour. We didn’t find this a problem as she was lovely, in fact it was quite the opposite. There was a pond with frogs and newts which our daughter loved. The garden was such a sun trap, it was glorious eating dinner on the decking! The owners were very friendly and helpful. Despite concerns we would starve having never cooked on a Rayburn it was fine! We had a BBQ 2 nights and managed to do pizza, pasta and kebabs on the Aga. We would definitely recommend this cottage.
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