Positioned rurally near Quemerford in Wiltshire is Upper Annex, a contemporary first-floor apartment, inviting two guests and two furry companions. Enjoying countryside views and a quiet area near North Wessex Downs AONB, whilst providing guests with a sleek, studio-style abode, the apartment makes the ideal base for a romantic break, whilst exploring the delights of South England. Park up in the allocated parking space before ascending the steps, reaching the open-plan living space, adorning chic interiors, a well-equipped kitchen, a breakfast bar for two, and a dedicated seating area for relaxing after a day of adventure; rustle up delicious meals and catch up on your favourite programmes upon the Smart TV. Before the sun sets, discover the balcony, enjoying far-reaching vistas across the surrounding fields, before returning inside to refresh in the sleek shower room. Finish off the night by climbing into the sumptuous double bed, ahead of another day of exploration. Once you're ready to venture beyond Upper Annex, take advantage of the local amenities, by dining out at The Black Horse in Cherhill, a popular gastropub, serving delicious home cooked menus, head to Blacklands Golf Club if you're a golfing enthusiast, or discover Avebury Manor, a 16th-century manor house, nurtured by the National Trust. Within the surrounding area you'll also come across Roundway Down Iron Age Hill Fort and Drews Pond Wood Nature Reserve, both offering countryside vistas, whilst Chippenham Museum and Lacock Abbey showcase the county’s steep history and beautiful architecture. Finish off your trip in Bath, brimming with attractions, including The Roman Baths, The Holburne Museum, Theatre Royal, and the magnificent Bath Abbey, before grabbing your walking boots to explore the hidden gems of Cotswolds AONB. Plan your next break with Upper Annex as your abode.

Between Mile Elm and Calne in Wiltshire, Quemerford is a small community that is on the edge of the North Wessex Downs aonb. The community provides a perfect base for visitors wishing to explore the South of England, which is surrounded by a plethora of attractions. It is home to a post office and the Talbot Inn pub, which serves delectable homecooked meals. Before continuing south for landscapes rich in nature, such as Caen Hill Locks and Drews Pond Wood Nature Reserve, you can find the picturesque grounds of Bowood Woodland Gardens, the expansive fields across Roundway Down Iron Age Hill Fort, Lacock Abbey, and its distinctive architecture and storytelling in the neighbourhood. The nearby Cotswolds aonb is also advised to be added to your Wiltshire itinerary because of its picturesque cobblestone streets, riverside views, and nature-filled treks.

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