Rural Accommodation

Merkins Farm

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Self Catering
£295.00
 -  £670.00
Notes : per week
Merkins Farm
Bradford Leigh
Bradford On Avon
BA15 2RW
Enjoy England Self Catering 4 Stars
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Hayley Painter
Wiltshire
Phone : +44 (1225) 865249
Jon and Hayley Painter are delighted to welcome you to Merkins Farm! Located on the outskirts of the picturesque Saxon town of Bradford-On-Avon and just 20 minutes drive from the Georgian City of Bath.

Merkins Farm is a quiet country retreat, with far reaching views over the beautiful Wiltshire countryside. We have three contemporary holiday cottages, all converted in 2006. Each cottage has been converted and decorated to a high standard, all with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams, gas central heating and each with its own private garden. The Plough Inn is just 500m stroll down the lane. Bed linen and towels are all provided at no extra cost.

We pride ourselves in providing a relaxing and comfortable stay for all of our guests.
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