Melksham
Once a wool town, Melksham's buildings tell of its past prosperity - in 1816, hot springs were discovered, and like the nearby town of Bath, a pump room and baths were built. Unfortunately, it did not develop, and the town is perhaps best known for the fact that it was used as a World War II airbase. Nearby is the city of Bath, as well as Lacock Village & Abbey, and Castle Combe.
Hideaways cottages in the surrounding area:
H116 - Linnet, Etchilhampton, nr Devizes. Sleeps: 4 + cot
H117 - Swallow, Etchilhampton, nr Devizes. Sleeps: 4 + cot
H118 - Kestrel, Etchilhampton, nr Devizes. Sleeps: 4 + cot
Situated in the Vale of Pewsey, in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the three cottages at Tichborne's Farm have been converted from stables which were used for breeding horses and now offer English Tourism Council 4 star self-catering accommodati...
H129 - The Burrow, Easton Royal, nr. Pewsey. Sleeps: 6 + cot
H130 - The Warren, Easton Royal, nr. Pewsey. Sleeps: 6/8 + cot
A high quality conversion of traditional, Victorian mellow brick and slate farm buildings into two high quality cottages with the added attraction of an integral, heated, indoor swimming pool ...
Conygre Farm is situated in an Area of Outstandin...
H490 - Margaret's Buildings Apartment, Bath. Sleeps: 5 + cot
Dating from 1769 and built by John Wood the Younger, Margaret's Buildings is a charming pedestrian street of small shops, bistros and apartments, conveniently situated between The Circus and Royal Crescent (see bottom picture), two of the best known exam...
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