Beautifully furnished ‘escape’ on the banks of the River Test, with it’s own small garden area. Central location convenient for Whitchurch Silk Mill, pubs, cafes and walking trails. Bombay Sapphire is just 2 miles away.
Town centre early Victorian detached cottage set in a small walled garden. Walking distance to shops, pubs, cafes and Silk Mill; also buses and train station. Bombay Sapphire gin distillery 2 miles. Lovely countryside walks along the beautiful River Test.
A 15th-century former coaching inn located in the town centre. This traditional pub offers a variety of modern and traditional pub food, continental specialities and a good vegetarian range. Excellent Sunday Carvery.
Located close to Watership Down in the stunning North Wessex Downs National Landscape and just 2 miles from Whitchurch, this period Farmhouse on a Family run dairy farm, provides an excellent base for exploring the area.
This friendly, traditional country pub is dedicated to serving good quality food and drink. Just 2 miles from Whitchurch town centre and a 12 minute walk from the iconic Bombay Sapphire Distillery.
Quirky self-contained lodge nestled in the Valley of the Bourne chalk stream close to the villages of St Mary Bourne, Hurstbourne Priors and the small market town of Whitchurch. Beautiful rural walks.
Charming stables conversion in a quiet rural location, perfect for a couple/small family. Ideally located for exploring the nearby countryside, the historic town of Whitchurch, or fishing on the River Test.
Backing onto open fields, The Chapel is in the small village of Laverstoke, just 2 miles from Whitchurch; bus stop 300yds, pub half a mile. Close to the River Test chalk stream, Mill Trail & Bombay Sapphire Gin Distillery.
A 1-acre campsite on a 72-acre small holding in the stunning North Wessex Downs National Landscape. Located alongside the long distance Wayfarers Trail with views of Watership Down.
Nestled in idyllic gardens, with stunning elevated views of lakes and the River Test.
Close to Bombay Sapphire, Whitchurch Silk Mill and Highclere Castle. Local pubs, restaurants and walking trails nearby.