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Corner Cottage
4.7
- 4 People
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- Cottage
- No pets allowed
- WiFi
Corner Cottage is a superb 17th century, end-terrace cottage resting in Malmesbury.
The four-storey cottage can sleep four guests, making it a perfect dwelling for a retreat to this peaceful market town, within easy reach of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
You are welcomed into the property with a homely sitting room with wooden floor and a woodburning stove to keep you warm as you enjoy an evening in front of the wall-mounted television.
Head down the stone steps to kitchen which has everything you need to enjoy a self-catering holiday, including a handy dishwasher, and the doors lead out to a communal courtyard with furniture for guests to enjoy their morning coffee in the fresh air.
After a long day of walking, retire to the first-floor where there is a king-size bedroom with great storage space for guests to unpack, and a bathroom so guests can freshen up after a long day.
Whilst on the second-floor, there is a further double bedroom which has sloped ceilings so be careful if you're super tall! Outside of the property, there is a roadside parking available on the street, or head to the public car park just a short walk away.
Malmesbury is a pretty town with so much history; tour round the Athelstan History Museum, discover the ruins of the 7th century Benedictine Abbey and the 15th century market cross whilst you walk alongside the 400 listed buildings of the town, enjoying the shops, pubs and eateries.
An interesting part of the town of the 16th century Abbey House Gardens which not only has a stunning country house with flower, tree and shrub displays, but is home to 'The Naked Gardeners' and has clothes-optional days.
Nearby is the Cotswolds Water Park which has a beach among fresh water lakes and boasts a fantastic opportunity for watersports such as boating and waterskiing, and you can also enjoy horse riding, fishing, cycling or a round of golf.
For walkers and cyclists, the nearby Cotswolds AONB offers scenic hills, timeless villages and castles to explore.
Also nearby you can visit the market town of Cirencester with its open air swimming pool, the art galleries of Tetbury or the city of Bath with its roman baths and striking Abbey.
For a stunning trip to Wiltshire, choose the traditional Corner Cottage as your base.
The four-storey cottage can sleep four guests, making it a perfect dwelling for a retreat to this peaceful market town, within easy reach of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
You are welcomed into the property with a homely sitting room with wooden floor and a woodburning stove to keep you warm as you enjoy an evening in front of the wall-mounted television.
Head down the stone steps to kitchen which has everything you need to enjoy a self-catering holiday, including a handy dishwasher, and the doors lead out to a communal courtyard with furniture for guests to enjoy their morning coffee in the fresh air.
After a long day of walking, retire to the first-floor where there is a king-size bedroom with great storage space for guests to unpack, and a bathroom so guests can freshen up after a long day.
Whilst on the second-floor, there is a further double bedroom which has sloped ceilings so be careful if you're super tall! Outside of the property, there is a roadside parking available on the street, or head to the public car park just a short walk away.
Malmesbury is a pretty town with so much history; tour round the Athelstan History Museum, discover the ruins of the 7th century Benedictine Abbey and the 15th century market cross whilst you walk alongside the 400 listed buildings of the town, enjoying the shops, pubs and eateries.
An interesting part of the town of the 16th century Abbey House Gardens which not only has a stunning country house with flower, tree and shrub displays, but is home to 'The Naked Gardeners' and has clothes-optional days.
Nearby is the Cotswolds Water Park which has a beach among fresh water lakes and boasts a fantastic opportunity for watersports such as boating and waterskiing, and you can also enjoy horse riding, fishing, cycling or a round of golf.
For walkers and cyclists, the nearby Cotswolds AONB offers scenic hills, timeless villages and castles to explore.
Also nearby you can visit the market town of Cirencester with its open air swimming pool, the art galleries of Tetbury or the city of Bath with its roman baths and striking Abbey.
For a stunning trip to Wiltshire, choose the traditional Corner Cottage as your base.
34 Bristol Street is a charming four-storey, end-terrace cottage resting in Malmesbury, Wiltshire. Hosting two bedrooms, including a king-size and a second-floor double, along with a bathroom, this property can sleep up to four guests. There is also a lower-ground-floor kitchen and a living/dining room with a woodburning stove. Outside there is roadside parking and a communal courtyard with furniture. 34 Bristol Street is a traditional cottage setting whilst you explore the beauty of Wiltshire.
Steps are narrow and steep, property not suitable for children under 7 years old or those with limited mobility.
What this place offers you
WiFi
TV
Garden
Dishwasher
Bed linen
Kitchen utensils
Where you'll stay
Explore map
House rules
- Check-in: From 15:00
- Check-out: Until 10:00
- Pets not allowed
Guest reviews
4.7
Back Again
10.0
From verified guest
Another great week at the cottage. It is well kept and cosy with plenty of room for 4 people. The welcome pack is always welcome.
The weather was very hot but the cottage was nice and cool.
We do the Ingleton Falls walk each year and several others during the week. Malham cove was wonderful as was t...
Complaint
2.0
From verified guest
We walked into a dirty dusty cottage, then went into the bedrooms one had dog hairs in the bed the other bed had human faeces on the bed sheets. We had to find alternative accommodation. We contacted the owner and asked for some kind of refund he refused and didn't even apologise. Would not recommend
In need of a deep clean
2.0
From verified guest
Staindrop is a lovely village, with plenty of places to walk your dog. The local pub (Wheatsheaf) is a lovely locals pub and everyone is so friendly and welcoming. The Spar shop across the road is very handy as is the bus stop into Barnard Castle.
Corner Cottage I’m afraid was a complete letdown tho...
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