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Tisbury is a small town whose position in the valley of the River Nadder has the double benefit of providing waterside and bringing the railway route nearby, a station serving this community still. There are some lovely old cottages here and good local amenities...
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B&Bs in TIsbury - 1 places to stay
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Little Hazels B&B
There are three double bedrooms. One of these can be a twin or a double with a superkingsize bed. All our rooms are en suite and have tea and coffee making facilities, a colour TV ...
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Cools Farm
Cools Farm is an original 1620s listed farmhouse recently refurbished to a high standard. Three double bedrooms, one of which is a Family Room, provide comfortable and characterful accommodation for our guests and we are ... More
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Compasses Inn
(1.88 miles)
In the midst of the beautiful Wiltshire countryside, The Compasses Inn is an idyllic fourteenth century thatched pub, full of old world charm. Our traditional inn is unspoilt and offers the very best in real ...
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Lancers House
(2.51 miles)
Set within 2 acres of it's own grounds and in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Lancers House offers traditional bed and breakfast accomodation with views over the historic Fovant Badges. Located on the A30 ...
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The Lamb Inn
(3.04 miles)
The Lamb began trading as a public house probably as early as the twelfth century. By 1870 it was already well established as a posting inn that supplied 300 post horses for coaches.
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Howards House
(3.19 miles)
Set in two acres of beautiful gardens in the idyllic and quintessentially English village of Teffont Evias, nine miles west of Salisbury, Howards House has earned its reputation as one of the most relaxing, informal ...
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Applehay Studio
(3.42 miles)
Applehay Studio is set on the Dorset, Wiltshire border in a rural setting in the middle of a traditional picturesque village green. It is directly opposite a friendly village pub, which dispenses real ales and ... More
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The Benett Arms
(3.46 miles)
16th century village inn overlooking village green, pond, and church,set amongst rolling hills on wiltshire /dorset boarder Traditional english food fine selection of wine and cask beer. Recommended in most good guides
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The Old Rectory
(3.92 miles)
The Old Rectory is a the former residence of the Rector of the Parish of Chicklade and Hindon offering a warm welcome and friendly service in lovely surroundings and at an affordable price including a ...
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The Crown Inn
(4.04 miles)
Picturesque 15th Century Thatched Freehouse in the heart of the Chalke Valley with outstanding views across the valley. Quintessential pub with three cottage style double en-suite letting rooms - hearty Wessex Breakfast, TV. Tea and ...
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Marshwood Farm B&B and Cottage
(4.94 miles)
We have a beautiful 17thC farmhouse situated on a working arable and livestock farm. We have 2 very comfortable guest rooms overlooking farmland and woods. ...
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Greenbank B&B
(6.04 miles)
Welcome to Greenbank Bed & Breakfast, located in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, Greenbank is a country house offering en suite ground floor accommodation, ample off road parking and a warm welcome. Its ...
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