Broadgrove offers unique peace and tranquillity at the day’s end. On the Wiltshire/Somerset borders it is close to many local attractions.

A 17th century organic smallholding set in the middle of its own land, it is surrounded by undulating countryside: a stunning location, with long views to the tiny Doomsday village of Cloford. Tucked away from all traffic at the end of a long, private lane, partially sheltered by mature trees, a low walled garden, orchard and soft fruit cage, it is a quiet spot. A place where you can reflect, read, relax and absorb the history of some of the fascinating places you may visit during your stay. Sensitively restored to make a pretty family house, it has warm, spacious, comfortable rooms with original beams and flagstones floors.

The west wing has its own garden entrance and parking: plus a private sitting room with a double/twin bedroom and shower upstairs. The top floor of the main house has two double bedrooms and a bathroom. One large, light bedroom has views across the countryside towards Longleat and Alfred’s Tower: the other charming bedroom looks across the garden and land around the house.

Breakfast on local and organic produce, homemade jams and preserves with fresh fruit from the garden. Sarah, well travelled, treats her guests as part of the family and enjoys sharing her special house.

Birds, pheasants,badgers, deer, squirrels abound and at night, with little light pollution, you can see stars into the forever! You may even hear the barn owls or see the woodpeckers. It is a hidden, unspoilt Somerset jewel, which time seems to have forgotton. The atmosphere is one of welcome, once smitten you will return again and again!

Accomodation

A Top Floor Bedroom

Twin Room

Twin Room's Sitting Room

Sitting Room

Breakfast Room

Spring Sunshine

Local Attractions