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27 Horsefair

Malmesbury

Sleeps 4
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Dog Friendly
1
Local Pub
Nestled peacefully down a tranquil lane, just moments from the heart of beautiful Malmesbury, lies 27 Horsefair – a lovingly restored Grade 2 listed cottage that effortlessly blends timeless charm with contemporary elegance. Step inside, and you’re greeted by an open, airy atmosphere. Every detail of 27 Horsefair speaks to the cottage's storied past, from the rustic exposed beams that hint at its rich history, to the cosy wood burner that beckons for intimate evenings of quiet reflection. Situated just a short stroll from a vibrant high-street, this Malmesbury cottage offers the best of both worlds: a peaceful, private haven with easy access to the town’s shops, cafes, and cultural landmarks. Whether you're looking to explore the surrounding countryside, visit historical sites, or simply unwind in style, 27 Horsefair is the perfect base for your Cotswold escape.
Full Description

27 Horsefair is a glorious example of a luxury Cotswold cottage, nestled within a charming terrace of Cotswold stone homes. With its elegant sash windows, this period cottage exudes all the character and charm you would expect from a quintessential Malmesbury cottage.

As you step inside, prepare to be surprised by the spaciousness that awaits. The cottage is thoughtfully designed to offer an airy, comfortable retreat, with two characterful double bedrooms. One of these, a beautiful attic room, offers breathtaking views toward the iconic Malmesbury Abbey, providing a serene setting to unwind after a day exploring. The cosy sitting room, with its large wood burner, invites you to sink into its warmth, creating the perfect spot for relaxing evenings. The heart of the home lies in the kitchen-dining area, a sun-drenched space that benefits from an impressive atrium ceiling, flooding the room with natural light. Every detail has been carefully considered to blend timeless character with contemporary convenience, making it the ideal holiday home for those who appreciate the finer things in life.

27 Horsefair is also dog friendly, ensuring that your four-legged companions can share in the joy of this remarkable cottage. For outdoor lovers, a private courtyard area provides a perfect retreat. The garden is adorned with pretty climbing rose trees, and the addition of a BBQ and rattan dining suite make this a wonderful space for alfresco dining or simply soaking in the Cotswold air.

Ground Floor

Entrance Porch:
Enter the property into a useful porch area, with coat hooks, an umbrella stand and room for muddy boots!

Sitting Room:
A charming, cosy sitting room with contemporary décor that compliments its unique period features. Dusky, cornflower blue walls offset the original exposed beams and stone fireplace, complete with a large wood burning stove. The perfect spot to unwind with family or friends after a day exploring.

Kitchen-Diner:
A lovely light, bright and spacious room, featuring an atrium skylight and French doors out to the walled patio. Featuring large floor-ceiling storage cupboard and concealed units decorated painted in a blue-toned slate, this room is thoughtfully designed to provide guests with a stylish and well-equipped kitchen. Featuring a dining table to seat four guests, a 5-hob range cooker, fridge, freezer, Nespresso coffee machine, toaster, kettle and washer/dryer.

First Floor

Bedroom Two:
A comfortable bedroom with large French double bed and painted beams with a large window for light to beam in. Relax as you enjoy an indulgent lie in and even treat yourself to a cup of tea in bed.


Bathroom:
A spacious bathroom with a luxurious feel thanks to the marble-effect tiling. The bathroom offers guests the option of both a bathtub with central mixer taps as well as a separate large walk-in shower, WC and washbasin.

Second Floor


Bedroom One:
Accessed directly from the wooden stairs, this bedroom fills the top floor attic space. It is softly furnished and spacious, offering guests a comfortable double bed and features beautiful, exposed beams. The best bit – the room benefits from beautiful views over the neighbouring cottage roof tops and gardens, looking towards Malmesbury Abbey.

Outside


27 Horsefair has access to its own small, private patio area at the rear of the property. The patio is totally secure, with a charcoal BBQ and rattan garden dining furniture for four guests.

Full List of Facilities

Indoor

  • Bedroom One - Double
  • Bedroom Two - Double
  • 1 Bathroom - Walk-in shower, bathtub, WC and washbasin
  • Hairdryer - 1
  • Fire - Logs are provided for an initial fire (1st October - 31st March)
  • Oven
  • Hob
  • Toaster
  • Kettle
  • Fridge
  • Freezer
  • Coffee machine - Nespresso
  • Dishwasher
  • Dining table - Seats 4
  • Washing machine
  • Tumble dryer
  • Iron
  • WiFi *Please note that speeds are for guidance only and are not guaranteed
  • TV - Access to Freesat channels via a Sky TV box and access to online streaming apps including Netflix via a NOW TV box
  • Travel cot (cot linen not provided)
  • Highchair

Outdoor

  • Dog friendly - 1 well-behaved dog is welcome for an additional fee
  • Garden - Fully enclosed
  • Outdoor dining area
  • BBQ - Please provide your own charcoal
  • Parking - On-street parking
On your Doorstep
Supermarkets and Shopping:

Malmesbury is well-equipped with a plethora of independent stores, eateries and supermarkets, making catering for your stay at 27 Horsehair a breeze. For a special treat in the morning, head to Hobbs House Bakery (5-minute walk) for a fresh loaf, pastry or piping hot coffee, before heading to Thomas of Malmesbury butchers (10-minute walk) for your fresh picks of the finest meat from across the region. Health food lovers should also pop their heads into The Wild Food Company on the High Street, where a host of healthy, organic and vegetarian goodies can be found. For those who prefer to buy all their groceries in one place, Malmesbury town centre is home to a Co-Operative Food and Premier Express, whilst a larger Waitrose store sits just on the outskirts of the town; a 2-minute drive or 5-minute walk from the cottage.

Eating Out:
  • The Birdcage - Bistro style restaurant serving a wide variety of traditional, Italian dishes including pizza, pasta and salads (300 metres)
  • The Old Bell - a Grade 1 listed restaurant serving seasonal food in a beautiful setting (0.2 miles)
  • The Horse & Groom - stlylish interiors and a seasonal menu all set in a Cotswold stone Inn (3 miles)
  • Lola & Co - a family run tapas restaurant with a candle-lit bar and luxurious menu (4.9 miles)
Walks:

We recommend the Malmesbury River Walk, a fantastic circular walk which you can join directly from the cottage’s front door. Following the River Avon as it meanders its way around the outskirts of the town, this gentle 2-mile stroll through Malmesbury’s streets and picturesque fields takes in a host of the town’s ancient landmarks, including Daniel’s Well, Malmesbury’s 19th century Silk Mills, The Old Courthouse and the pretty Abbey House Gardens, as well as giving you the opportunity to experience the beauty of the riverbanks and the wildlife it attracts. The perfect way to discover this Saxon hilltop town’s rich history whilst enjoying as much fresh Cotswold air as you can.

Places to Visit:
  • Abbey House Gardens (300 metres)
  • Malmesbury Abbey (300 metres)
  • Althestan Museum (500 metres)
Travel:
  • Train - Chippenham Station (10 miles), which has regular direct trains to Bristol and London
  • Taxis - Malmesbury Taxis, Abbey Taxis Malmesbury, S A Taxi, Swift Taxi
There is so much to discover in the Cotswolds, why not have a look at some of our favourite Bolthole Retreats Experiences
Points of Note
This property has a check-in time of 16:00 and a check-out time of 11:00.
  • Book with us to get exclusive discounts to top attractions and experiences.
  • The cottage is located over 3 floors, with a steep wooden staircase. This property is not suitable for people with mobility issues. Please note that Bedroom One (attic room) does not have a door.

Reviews

Lovely spacious cottage in a nice place in this region. The kitchen is spacious, and the bedrooms are good. The living room and bathroom also were good. The property is within walking distance of the centre.

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Mike
| 26/10/2024

A lovely, immaculate house which has everything you could possibly need. Thank you also for the bottle of wine and chocolate biscuits. Excellent service all round.

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Jackie
| 06/10/2024

Really lovely small house in a very central location. Malmesbury is a beautiful little town.

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Louise
| 04/10/2024

Beautifully furnished and very clean. It is immediately apparent that the owners have put a lot of effort and love in restoring and maintaining this property.

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Preslava
| 26/09/2024

We loved the house. It had everything you needed and very well equipped. Location to the town was excellent. Very much enjoyed our stay and will be back.

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Bronwen
| 25/08/2024

The place was quiet and clean.

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Olu
| 22/08/2024

I live in Malmesbury and booked this property for some visitors as was hosting a family party and didn't have room for everyone. They were delighted with their beautifully appointed little cottage! Everything was clean and well-maintained. They found the beds comfortable and had all that they needed. Overall a lovely property.

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Claire
| 19/07/2024

Great location and very nice property.

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Santiago
| 02/07/2024

Beautiful cottage in a great location, had everything we needed for our stay. Had a lovely walk down to the river, where we were able to let the dog off the lead, and then round behind the Abbey and back into town. We were able to park just up the road.

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Janet
| 08/03/2024

It was central to town with lovely furnishings and it was impeccably clean. Perfect for us and our 2 children. The beds were comfy, and the location was perfect. Check-in was seamless, and we enjoyed every second.

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Emily
| 10/02/2024

Location

The cottage is located within easy walking distance of the charming and historic market town of Malmesbury, which dates back to the Iron Age. History lovers will enjoy visiting the hometown of King Athelstan, first king of all England (924-927), and the 12th Century abbey as well as England’s oldest hotel – Abbey House Gardens. As well as a multitude of shops and curiosities, Malmesbury is home to a number of fantastic restaurants, cafes, bistros and pubs – see Local Amenities for more information!

Just 15 minutes away you will find Tetbury, the antique shopping capital of the Cotswolds The lovely town is teeming with unique antique shops, and an abundance of cafes, boutiques and pubs and of course, Prince Charles’ Tetbury residence inspired shop – Highgrove, where all profits go to The Prince of Wales’ Charitable Foundation. Westonbirt Arboretum, home to over 2500 different species of tree, is just a short drive away, as is the bigger market town of Cirencester.

 
 
 
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