Welcome to Glebe House
A relaxed, four-bedroom self-catering country house in the Wiltshire countryside near Salisbury, made for bringing family and friends together. With comfortable bedrooms, generous living spaces and a large enclosed garden, there’s plenty of room to settle in and make yourself at home.
Spend slow mornings around the kitchen table, head out for walks straight from the back gate, explore the surrounding countryside, then come home to good food, a glass of wine and an evening by the fire. Glebe House is somewhere to switch off, reconnect and enjoy time together.
Sleeps 8, up to 10 by arrangement
Four bedrooms, with two comfortable guest beds available on request.
Made for gathering
Generous kitchen, dining and living spaces
Walks from the door
Step through the back gate and straight into the countryside
Dog friendly
An enclosed garden and plenty of space for four-legged guest
Room to be together
At the heart of Glebe House is the large open-plan kitchen and dining room — a space made for long breakfasts, celebratory dinners and everyone gathering while someone cooks.
There’s plenty of room to spread out too, with a comfortable sitting room, four bedrooms and a south-facing enclosed garden for warmer days.
Wiltshire on your doorstep
Step through the back gate and you’re straight into the countryside, with footpaths and walks to explore from the house.
Further afield, some of Wiltshire and the surrounding area’s best-loved places are within easy reach, from Salisbury and Stonehenge to Longleat, the New Forest and the beautiful Chalke Valley.
Country pubs, historic houses, family days out and some wonderful places to eat are all close by.
Where Glebe House Designs began
When we bought Glebe House, it needed a great deal of work. As we brought it back to life, I wanted to give its rooms warmth and character. With our budget going into the renovation, I began making paper-cut silhouettes using feathers collected on our farm nearby. Those first pieces grew into Glebe House Designs, my handmade feather artwork. It all began here
