Private ensuite ground-floor double/twin room.

Our village is an ideally placed for visiting the Pewsey Vale, North Wessex Downs or touring the Great West Way. There's so much to enjoy: Walk under Savernake’s ancient trees in Henry VIII’s hunting forest, wander beside colourful narrow boats on the Kennet & Avon canal or follow the Romans' footsteps in the secluded Brail wood. Wilton windmill & Crofton Beam Engines are working reminders of our industrial heritage. The space A private bedroom with a comfy double bed and en-suite shower. Optional twin beds. A continental-style breakfast is included, served in our adjoining dining room or outside on the decking on warm sunny days. The room is ground-floor with parking just in front of the building. The entrance is directly from the parking area through the utility room at the front, or up garden steps at the back. You’ll be given your own key to come and go as you please during your stay and are welcome to sit out in our garden. The bedroom is equipped with a small desk, 2 chairs and tea and coffee making facilities, as shown in the photos, but we would like guests to be aware that there is no lounge area and it is not self-catering so there are no facilities to prepare meals. Our accommodation could be suitable for some guests with limited mobility but it is not fully accessible so please contact us in advance to discuss any particular accessibility requirements and we'll help if we can. A shower stool is available on request. There’s an off-road parking space for your vehicle or secure storage for bikes and, if arriving by train, Bedwyn station, on a direct line from Paddington, London, is just 5 mins walk from the house. Buses are scheduled or bookable through the on demand service. Our house is just a short distance from the Kennet & Avon towpath and on a Sustrans cycle route so is an excellent location for an overnight stop for walkers or cyclists travelling between Bristol, Bath and Reading. The Pewsey Vale Circular Way, a long-distance walking or cycling route passes through the village. Guest access At the back the bedroom opens directly onto steps to a decking seating area which guests are welcome to use. If steps aren't your thing, you can reach the decking area via the utility room with only threshhold steps to negotiate. There is another secluded seating area by the apple trees and covered pond at the bottom of the garden. During your stay We will greet guests personally on arrival whenever possible and will be at home and available to assist during their stay. Guests will have their own keys to the front and back entrances so can come and go whenever they please. We are happy to recommend places to eat, visit or walk. We have lived in the area most of our adult lives so know it quite well. The village post office, shops and pub are always good places to visit for a chat and to ask for suggestions. Other things to note The main train line London to Plymouth runs through the village so you might hear the occasional train at night or early morning. The dawn chorus of birds in spring is enjoyable but can be a bit noisy! The room is double-glazed. Mobile telephone coverage is patchy in the village but there is Wi Fi in the room.