Steeped in local history, Leigh Barn was part of a medieval estate, with thick stone walls, exposed beams, and a sunny courtyard. Underfloor heating, a roaring wood stove, and antique-market furnishings blend historic charm with modern comfort for uptown. Enjoy a galleried landing, sauna, gym, games room, and acres for dogs and children. Walks start at the door, with pubs and easy access to Bath’s Christmas Market. Secure parking, dog-friendly grounds complete this perfect Cotswold retreat. The space Rumour has it that Leigh House was gifted to Robert Dudley by Queen Elizabeth I in 1550. Today, the barn and bakehouse offer a stay full of character, charm, and modern comfort. Cosy & Relaxing: * Underfloor heating and a large wood-burning stove for winter nights * Sunny courtyard for morning coffee * South-facing field with Weber BBQ and outdoor seating, perfect for dining * Ample space for games or relaxing, with views of the Westbury White Horse Bedrooms & Bathrooms: * Ground floor: 2 twin bedrooms with French antique beds, 2 singles, 2 doubles * Upstairs: 3 king-sized bedrooms * 5 bathrooms, one for each bedroom * Light, airy rooms with exposed oak beams and period features Entertainment & Wellness: * Sunny gym overlooking the fields * Table tennis for indoor fun * 6-person sauna to warm up after countryside walks Local Access: * 10-minute walk to pubs * 15-minute walk to Bradford on Avon for restaurants, cafés, and shops * Dog-friendly grounds, with walks starting from the property Additional Info: Corporate discounts for midweek stays outside school holidays — please enquire Sorry, no stag parties Guest access We live in the farmhouse next door and are always happy to help with local tips, pub recommendations, or directions to the best Cotswold walks.We have two friendly dogs who live on-site in the farmhouse. They’re well-behaved and won’t bother you unless invited for a cuddle — though they’re always happy to say hello if you’d like. Other things to note Bradford on Avon is a wonderful historic town, bustling with great restaurants and pubs. There are wonderful walks along the canal (to more pubs) and lots of glorious countryside. There is a busy Thursday market selling everything from olives to flowers with a Farmers market once a month. We are surrounded by farms so the food is local and great quality. We are one stop on the train to Bath, a great way to get in and out without worrying about parking or driving. A great area for walking or cycling, exploring many of the NT properties nearby. If you are bringing a dog there are miles of walks from the front door.