Conveniently located at the heart of Pewsey village, the cottage is a real home-away-from-home. It has retained a wealth of its original features including exposed beams and a thatched roof to quietly reflect the 250+ year old building’s charming history and character. Downstairs comprises of a living room, kitchen/open dining area, utility space and family bathroom. Upstairs are 3 bedrooms. The main bedroom including a king-size sleigh bed, the second a double, and the third being a single bedroom, with an additional truckle bed underneath that can be pulled out if required for a 6th guest. The cottage may be old in character, but it boasts a wide range of modern amenities and appliances including wi-fi, Smart TV for your favourite apps and free subscriptions to Netflix and Disney+. Covering all the necessities is an amply equipped kitchen, where you will find the essentials for a short or long break, including a washing machine, electric oven and hob, dishwasher and microwave. There is a small enclosed yard to the rear and seating area to enjoy at the front. Although no parking on site, there is ample parking close by and a small garage on request for cycles and gear.

Hello. I’m Sara. The second I stepped across the threshold of this wonderful cottage I fell in love with it and I became the proud owner in 2015. For a number of years it was my happy home, and when I needed to move away, I couldn’t bear to part with it. Now I love the idea that I can regularly visit with my family, but also give others the opportunity to enjoy this wonderful cozy place for a short-break or holiday. At Chapel Cottage we are very lucky to have a the professional maintenance and housekeeping service of Matt & Ian from Brayshaw Housekeeping & Gardening. The team are local, residing just around the corner from the cottage, and take extra steps to personally care for the cottage in both its upkeep and cleaning throughout the year. During your stay they are on-call to help make your stay as welcoming and comfortable as possible.

A leisurely stroll from the thatched cottage will bring you into the heart of the village and a selection of places to eat, drink and shop. Whilst the pubs, restaurants and cafes provide a cosy eating-out experience, the two grocery stores, take-aways and bakery ensure you'll have everything you need for your stay. For those interested in health and wellbeing, the village itself boosts a number of leisure services. Swimming pool, classes, fitness facilities and playgrounds - even it's very own Yoga centre. You'll discover miles of local walking and cycling routes within the village and further afield. The surrounding area boasts many archaeology points of interest including Avebury Stone Circle and Stonehenge, and many of the famous White Horses of Wiltshire. There is something ancient and magical about Pewsey and the area is a hotspot for crop circle enthusiasts. The Kennet and Avon Canal is the lifeblood of the area; it links attractions such as Wilton Windmill and Crofton Beam Engines, the village of Pewsey with its wharf, and the White Horse carvings in Pewsey and Alton Barnes. Paragliding, walking, riding, canoeing and barge trips can be found along the way.