Less than 7 miles from historic Bath, the 17th-century guest house at Toghill House Farm provides inviting accommodations and full English breakfasts. Around 17 miles from central Bristol, this working farm offers free parking and free Wi-Fi. This family-run bed and breakfast is a 4-minute drive from Wick village, where there is a pub, restaurant, shops and post office. The guest house is surrounded by farmland with sheep and horses and friendly cats and dogs. Each room has private bathrooms with bath or shower and hairdryer, and a flat-screen TV and tea and coffee facilities. Guests can enjoy a full English breakfast in the attractive dining room with views of the gardens. Chippenham and Malmesbury are 20-25 minutes’ drive and Cirencester, in the picturesque Cotswolds, is around 40 minutes away. Stonehenge and Salisbury are both a little over 1 hour from Toghill House Farm.
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