Lovett Farm, Little Somerford, Malmesbury presented by A1 Tourism

Lovett Farm

Little Somerford, Near Malmesbury, Wiltshire, SN15 5BP
Telephone: 01666 823268
Fax: 01666 823268
Enjoy England 4 Stars

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Welcome

Lovett Farm is a working farm that has been in the family for four generations. We have cattle and sheep grazing and an abundance of wildlife on our pond. You may also see deer, pheasant and rabbit as you follow the way-marked walks to the village and beyond.

Our delightful accommodation has central heating throughout and wonderful views from the Double and Twin Bedrooms, with en-suite facilities, TV, radio alarm, hairdryer and hospitality tray with tea and coffee and hot chocolate.

A hearty English breakfast is served in our cosy dining / sitting room where there is a selection of books to read and a traditional log fire creating a warming atmosphere for our winter visitors.

Lovett Farm is situated on the edge of the Cotswolds and just three miles from the ancient town of Malmesbury which is 'England's Oldest Borough'. Visit the 800 year old Abbey House and Gardens. We are also perfectly located for visiting Lacock, Stonehenge, Avebury and Bath also the stately homes and gardens of Bowood, Corsham Court, Stourhead and Longleat. Westonbirt Arboretum with its beautiful assortment of trees from around the world and the Cotswold Water Park are only a short drive away. There is also an excellent golf course along the road.

You can relax in our garden, walk to the village pub which serves a variety of lunch and dinner meals, or we can recommend many fine restaurants and village pubs nearby.

Directions

From J17 on the M4 take the A429 to Malmesbury then turn right onto the B4042. After 3 miles you will find Lovett Farm situated on the left opposite the second turning to the Somerfords.

From J16 on the M4 take the A3102 to Wootton Bassett which then becomes the B4042, signposted to Malmesbury. Lovett Farm will be on your right after leaving the village of Brinkworth, opposite the turning to the Somerfords.

Why not visit the Lovett Farm home page?