Attractions near The Old Stables

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The Old Stables

Bridge Farm, Britford, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP5 4DY - England, UK

The Old Stables is a 19th Century converted stable block. It is non-smoking. The accommodation is suitable for the elderly/disabled. Category 2 accessible, ETB 4 star. It is fully equipped and furnished. Downstairs there is 1 twin bedroom, en suite,...

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Attractions near The Old Stables

A selection of attractions close to The Old Stables:

Rose and Crown Hotel (1.4 Miles)

The long front of this old inn curves gently to follow the road. A striking example of timber-framing, it dates back centuries. It still retains...

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Malmesbury House (1.7 Miles)

Just inside St Ann’s Gate is this fascinating house built right into the wall of the close. Originally there was a house here for one...

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The Cloisters (1.8 Miles)

There is more to this building than meets the eye. A casual glance will spot its Georgian windows. The date c.1750 is painted on...

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Sarum College (1.8 Miles)

This theological college was established in 1860 in this late 17th Century house. Its warm red brick front is an exercise in calm symmetry. But...

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The King's House (1.8 Miles)

Award-winning museum designated as having outstanding archaeology collections of national importance. The King’s House in Salisbury is home of the re-designed Stonehenge Gallery, Warminster Jewel...

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Red Lion Hotel (1.8 Miles)

Here is a fine example of a coaching inn. It is far older than it looks. An Elizabethan inn was given a late Georgian facelift....

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New Inn (1.9 Miles)

The picturesque New Inn was once a row of Tudor houses. The western part shown here was converted into a pub first. The inn has...

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Salisbury Cathedral (1.9 Miles)

Salisbury Cathedral is one of the finest medieval cathedrals in Britain. It is the mother church of the Salisbury Diocese, an area that covers most...

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Cross Keys Shopping Centre (1.9 Miles)

Here is one of the hidden pleasures of Salisbury. From Queen Street a Georgian façade frames the entrance, but far older history lies within. The...

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Mompesson House (1.9 Miles)

The house built for the Mompesson family is the most imposing in Choristers Green. Today it is owned by the National Trust. A fine...

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Guildhall (1.9 Miles)

A stirring sculpture of the British lion with the helmets of the fallen adorns the memorial to those lost in two world wars. Behind it...

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The Medieval Hall (2 Miles)

Imagine the rich scents of feasting wafting through this impressive hall, as medieval Deans of Salisbury entertained the great and the good. The hall was...

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Market Inn (2 Miles)

Butcher Row developed from a row of market stalls. Over the Middle Ages traders gradually replaced their stalls with a strip of shops facing Butcher...

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33 Butcher Row (2 Miles)

This Tudor timber-framed shop was beautifully restored in 1994. Much of the original fabric was uncovered as later facings were stripped away. Some carved beams...

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Prezzo (2 Miles)

On the corner of High Street and Crane Street is this irresistible oddity. A row of three timber-framed houses has been converted into a restaurant....

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The Wardrobe (2 Miles)

The Wardrobe gets its odd name from days long gone. It stands on the site of the medieval bishop’s storehouse. The present building is a...

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Ox Row Inn (2 Miles)

This building is intriguingly two-faced. Its façades to Butcher Row and Market Square are quite different. The Butcher Row face shows its true age. It...

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The Council House (2 Miles)

Salisbury District Council has the grandest house in the city. It was long known as College House, after the medieval College of St Edmund founded...

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Haunch of Venison (2 Miles)

The first floor restaurant of the Haunch of Venison extends into the building next door with decorative bargeboards. Both buildings form part of a row...

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Church House (2 Miles)

This picturesque building beside the Avon began life as a merchant’s home. Wealthy William Lightfoot built himself a courtyard house in the 15th Century, which...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)