Hatt Farm

Visit website B&B  -   £30.00 - £40.00   per person per night Hatt Farm, Carol Pope Old Jockey Box, Corsham Wiltshire SN13 8DJ

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Hatt Farm Bed and Breakfast is a delightful Grade II listed farmhouse, situated near to the historic town of Bradford-on-Avon and only a short 15 minute drive to Bath (Bath Festivals and Events 2009). Bradford on Avon, like Bath, has lots to offer historically, scenically and activity wise. •Ensuite Bathrooms •Rooms from £35 per night •Full English Breakfast & Cereals •Tea/Coffee Making Facilities •Tranquil & peaceful setting, yet a short drive from Bath & Bradford on Avon. •Television & Radio Alarm Clock in all Rooms •Iron and Other Items Available on Request •Guest Lounge with a Selection of Videos •Cot & High Chair Available on Request Owner Information Carol Pope Wiltshire   Phone : +44 (0)1225 742989

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