The Tower Lodge Studio

My place is good for couples and solo adventurers. The loft house Studio is on the southern slopes of Bath, in an area of outstanding natural beauty with many walks and fine pubs. It is a few minutes’ walk from Wansdyke and the ancient village of Southstoke, Limpley Stoke Valley. Both university campuses are close by. Enjoy views of Horsecombe Vale in the Midford Valley, and out towards Midford Castle. A charming and beautifully presented detached Loft Studio lodge with garden set on the edge of the grounds of Midford Castle near to Bath. Extremely attractive property set in a beautiful location and surrounded by open countryside and woods with views over the Midford Valley and Horsecombe Vale. It is situated on the edge of the grounds of Midford Castle which is approximately ¼ mile away down a private drive. The accommodation is beautifully presented and stylish and enjoys amazing views . They have access to the grounds and gardens of Midford Tower Lodge. I'm always around to help Location The village of Midford is situated about three miles South of Bath and is within easy striking distance of the City Centre. Onwards - the City of Bristol is some 9 miles to the West with access via the Junction 18 of the M4 motorway. Other nearby towns include Warminster, Frome, Trowbridge and Chippenham - all with a wide range of amenities. The village itself boasts a good pub - The Hope and Anchor, renowned for its excellent food, and a regular bus service runs into Bath City Centre. Bath Spa station offers high speed links to London Paddington (90 minutes approximately), the West Country and Bristol Temple Meads. Bristol International Airport is only some 23miles/40mins distant. There are some lovely countryside walks in the area along an old railway track and along the river to the village of Combe Hay (also with an excellent Pub). Bath also provides an excellent range of private and state education schools with nearby private schools to include Monkton Combe, King Edwards & Prior Park with state schools - Ralph Allen and Beechen Cliff