Drovers' Barn has been awarded a 3 star grading by Visit Britain. It is all at ground floor level with a wealth of exposed beams, old pine floors and considerable attention to lighting and décor. The owner provides visitors with a welcome pack; home cooked picnic lunches and evening meals are available by arrangement.

Entrance into a large, attractive open plan living room, open to roof height, comprising a sitting area with log burner, dining area and well equipped fitted kitchen. 2 bedrooms - one twin plus additional sleeping area for 2 children, access being via a small 'apple' ladder. Interconnecting double bedroom with brass & iron bed and door to a secluded garden terrace. Shower room/w.c. adjoining the twin bedroom.

Secluded garden areas by the living room and double bedroom (barbecue provided) and shared use of other parts of the large garden, including a small hut by the river, which is a site of special scientific interest and a haven for wildlife.

The location offers visitors a very central touring base, with easy access to the A303 (1 ½ miles away), making London 1 ½ - 2 hours' drive. Wiltshire's most famous pre-historic sites, Stonehenge and Avebury, the cathedral city of Salisbury and the World Heritage city of Bath are all within easy driving distance.

Between Shrewton and Salisbury to the south, a string of pretty villages nestle in the picturesque Wylye and Woodford valleys. There are many attractive cottages of stone, flint and chalk, traditional country pubs and good walking in the water meadows and on the chalk downland ridges above. There is an excellent golf course at High Post, near Amesbury and, next to Drovers' Barn, a hard tennis court, which visitors can hire. The village of Shrewton has local shops and several pubs.

Comments from a visitor to Drovers' Barn.

David Lundholm

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