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Believed to date from the mid 17th century, Cosy Cot has been restored with the utmost taste and care. Situated next to the historic village church with its Norman origins, it has been harmoniously extended and lavishly modernised inside whilst retaining every ounce of its original character and charm. Special features are the inglenook fireplace with its bressumer beam and the dining room with its vaulted ceiling. Cosy Cot was featured in the BBC series "Britain's Dream Homes" and has been assessed as being at the top of the 4 star grading category by Visit Britain.
Stapleford is an attractive country village with a local pub and network of foot and bridle paths, lying some 7 miles north west of the cathedral city of Salisbury along the Wylye Valley. From here there is easy access to a whole host of visitor attractions - Stonehenge, Wilton House, Old Sarum, the Georgian city of Bath and The New Forest and, with the A303 being just 4 miles away, London is reachable in under 2 hours.
For an ancient cottage, Cosy Cot is surprisingly light, many of the rooms having triple aspect windows. The downstairs rooms have under floor heating keeping the flagstone floors warm in the winter months and the bedrooms have floorboards with restored, cast iron radiators.
Comments from previous visitors "Just a brief note to say many thanks for all your help in sorting out a special Christmas for myself and my family at Cosy Cot. We had a wonderful time." John Harding, December 2008.
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