Luxury self-catering accommodation in Bradford-on-Avon
While visitors flock to neighbouring Bath for its Roman architecture and stylish restaurants, this golden Wiltshire town is a pocket-sized version of its big sister city, flaunting plenty for the discerning traveller.
Lying eight miles south east of Bath, Bradford-on-Avon remains a hidden gem for most. The enchanted hillside town sits on the tranquil banks of the River Avon in West Wiltshire between the rolling hummocks of the Cotswolds, Salisbury Plain and Mendip Hills. History and magic resound in this ancient Saxon settlement that was once best known for clothmaking. Today, it's a much more refined affair. From Galician-style octopus at Pablo's Tapas Bar to wine-tasting at Widbrook Grange, there's no shortage of fine food and drink for gastronomists. The town is a foodie haven.
The River Avon winds through Bradford-on-Avon, as does the Kennet and Avon Canal. If you don't fancy swimming, paddle-boarding or narrow-boating your way across the water, landlubbers can enjoy the rippling waterways on wheels. Cycling is am age-old tradition in this picturesque town; the Moulton cycle factory built here in 1962. And you don't need to pack your bike to enjoy the network of trails, with plenty of bicycle hire outlets touting for business. From riverside restaurants to pottery classes, boutique shopping and more, you'll be entertained from the moment you step out the station.
Margot´s Townhouse
Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, The Cotswolds, UK
A greenery-infused internal courtyard brings a burst of botany to this luxury self-catering home in Bradford-on-Avon, in which storied libraries and earthen marble add an opulent timbre to an eighteenth-century weaver’s townhouse near Bath.
Sleeps: Up to 6 guests
Alternative Group Option: Up to 4 & Up to 2 guests
From: £2,250 per week, £1,695 per short break
Pets: One small well-behaved dog is welcome
