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Weather Helm, 18 Highlands Road ,Andover

Detached house in quiet neighbourhood. One double bedroom, one twin bedroom, one bunk room bathroom +separate toilet. A travel cot / high chair are available on request . Z-bed available . Dining room, kitchen, living room leading to sunny secluded garden. BBQ ,patio furniture and rotary dryer available. Highchair / travel cot available on request . FREE cleaning service for stays of more than 2 weeks . Well behaved dogs welcome . Please ensure you declare ALL your guests and pets when booking .

A Unique Farm Retreat

There’s something magical about The Granary. Set in acres of farmland with spectacular sunrises and sunsets, The Granary brims with rustic charm. A dreamy hideaway with an outdoor copper bath and wood fired hot tub. An idyllic get-away-from-it-all yet only 3 miles to historic Winchester. Soak amid hot water, steam and fresh air surrounded by nature and birdsong, enjoy magnificent sunsets from the ‘Sundowner’ or cosy up toasting marshmallows over the fire pit - a perfect escape to unwind.

Idyllic quaint rural retreat close to Stonehenge

The Coach House, a characterful newly renovated cottage located in the village of Thruxton, famous for its race circuit, north of Winchester. Stylishly furnished, the two-bedroom cottage is well placed to explore the Cathedral City of Salisbury, walks across Salisbury Plains, the pretty town of Stockbridge on the famous chalk streams of the River Test, the New Forest and its surrounds. With Stonehenge, Highclere (Downton Abbey), the Jane Austen Museum & the south coast, there is plenty to do!

The Hayloft, a spacious and charming period barn

The Hayloft is a stunning, converted early 19th century barn with old wooden beams and period charm. It sits in the pretty village of Hurstbourne Tarrant in the heart of the Test Valley surrounded by beautiful countryside providing walks on the famous Test Way. There are some great local pubs close by. Stonehenge, Highclere Castle and the Bombay Sapphire Distillery are all near, as well as the quaint market towns of Stockbridge and Hungerford and the ancient cathedral city of Winchester.

Entire Annexe with optional breakfast

16th century converted barn on the River Test which is famous for fly fishing. Guests have use of the garden right on the river which is ideal for relaxing with a picnic and a glass of something or just enjoying the wildlife and stunning scenery. Wherwell is an historic and picturesque thatched village, deep in the heart of rural Hampshire, and the beautiful Test Valley. It is close to many pretty villages and historic towns and cities, and offers access to many places of interest.

Self contained separate modern annex

You'll love our modern light annex which is separate to our home nestled in the heart of this popular Test Valley village. With a welcoming pub and a community shop within walking distance you have the freedom to eat out or bring provisions back to cook in the well-equipped kitchen. Whether you enjoy walking (we are midway on the Clarendon Way) cycling, fishing or fancy day trips out, Winchester Salisbury New Forest and plenty of National Trust properties are all within easy reach.

Peaceful private annexe with far-reaching views

The first floor annexe is accessed via a covered external staircase. Home from home, cosy but spacious one bed (2 guests) accommodation with living space and kitchen. The balcony is perfect for morning coffee/evening drinks (weather allowing) with far reaching views over the Hampshire countryside. The annexe is adjacent to our home but is entirely private for guests' exclusive use. We will welcome you, and can answer any questions but we will also respect your privacy.

Self-catering Annexe in Nether Wallop

Our dog-friendly annexe has an ensuite bedroom, with a second ensuite bedroom available on request, and living-room with well appointed kitchenette in a self-contained, ground-floor wing of charming house in a large peaceful garden in Nether Wallop, a pretty village within easy reach of Stockbridge, Porton Down, Andover, Romsey, Stonehenge and the Cathedral cities of Salisbury and Winchester. Guests have an independent front door/key and free parking in the drive.

The Treehouse at Barrow Hill Barns

Sitting within a historic woodland, this secluded retreat has all the creature comforts of home whilst being immersed in nature on Barrow Hill Farm. The Treehouse’s bespoke design allows you to open one side of the lodge to welcome in the sights, sounds and smells of the bluebell wood that surrounds it. The roll top bath is perfect for romantic bathing, with the doors open or shut.