Tucked away in the town centre of Malmesbury in Wiltshire is this superb, two-bedroom Grade II listed cottage, Hobbes Cottage, the cottage is believed to be the birth place of the philosopher Thomas Hobbes.
Boasting a fabulous location just outside the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and an interior with a wealth of charm and character, Hobbes Cottage makes a wonderful dwelling for couples or a family of four who are looking to explore Wiltshire.
Be welcomed into the contemporary kitchen, which has all you need to create culinary delights for your loved ones, along with a handy dishwasher and washing machine to keep your space tidy!
Settle down to savour a delicious meal at the dining table for four as you discuss the adventures yet to come.
After a hearty meal, retreat to the sofa where you can curl up and watch your favourite series on the wall-mounted TV.
Climb the stairs to the first floor, where you will find a well-presented twin bedroom, with plenty of storage for your belongings in the large wardrobe.
Discover an additional bedroom on the second floor, a double, which is served by a well-appointed bathroom with a corner bath for leisurely soaks and a shower for refreshing rinses.
Awake from a restful night and head out to the courtyard garden to sip a steaming cup of coffee and watch the world go by.
Explore your local surroundings, where you will find a hub of activity, including the remarkable 12th-century Malmesbury Abbey still with its original bullet marks from the English Civil War, the picturesque St. Aldhelm Mead park which rests along the River Avon making for a great picnic spot and a plethora of pubs and restaurants, so you will be never short of places to dine on the evenings where you don’t feel like cooking, the oldest hotel in England ‘The Old Bell’ is a 5 minute walk from the cottage.
Venture into the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, where you will find stunning walking trails on offer through Westobirt, The National Arboretum and the esteemed Highgrove Gardens where you can enjoy guided tours and delights at the on-site tearoom.
Be sure to check out the impressive National Trust site of Newark Park, a 16th-century lodge settled on a 725-acre estate, with exhibitions and peaceful country walks available.
If you can’t get enough of the history on offer, then Rodmarton Manor and Gardens is a must-visit, with guided tours and expansive themed gardens on offer at this 20th-century country manor.
For outdoor enthusiasts and ramblers, the 102-mile Cotswolds Way is sure to please, ending in the historic city of Bath outside of the magnificent abbey.
For an unforgettable stay in Wiltshire, secure your stay at Hobbes Cottage.
