Upton Scudamore

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Tel code: 01985 | code search
Postcode: BA12 | code search
Population: 300
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Upton Scudamore sits midway between Warminster and Westbury, just off the A350. Although it's only a small village there is a decent pub, the Angel Inn, a restored 18th century coaching house which serves food and drink and offers accommodation. The village was named after the Scudamore family, who were the main landowners there after the Norman Conquest. There are many fine buildings in the village such as Manor Farm which is on the site of the original homestead dating from beyond the Medieval period. Parts of the current farmhouse were in use back in the 15th century. The church of St. Mary the Virgin consists of chancel, nave, north aisle and tower built in the Early English style. Situated at the south of the village it was restored in 1859. Like many villages in the area this one owed its survival to wool but it is also famous for another product. Not being able to afford a full church organ in 1855, the vicar John Baron instead designed a small and cheap church organ and had it built by local organ builder Nelson Hall. The organs became popular with other similarly cash-strapped Rectors and were known as 'Scudamores'.

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Travelodge Warminster (0.81 miles)

There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... More | visit website

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number twenty eight (1.70 miles)

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Numbertwenty-eight is a delightful bed and breakfast in the centre of Warminster, above Jacqueline's Restaurant & Tea Rooms. There are two newly refurbished ensuite rooms available in this 18th century ... More

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The Old Bell Inn (1.80 miles)

The Old Bell Inn

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The Old Bell was built in 1483 and has seen many different changes over the years. In its present format it offers something for everyone. Situated in the Centre of ... More

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Black Dog Farm Bed & Breakfast (2.35 miles)

Black Dog Farm Bed & Breakfast
Black Dog Farm is a Grade II listed farmhouse close to the Wiltshire/Somerset border that has been renovated lovingly since we arrived here in 1994 with our two sons. We have created an elegant, comfortable ... More | visit website
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Clock Cottage (2.85 miles)

Clock Cottage
Clock Cottage sits in a leafy hollow along a long country lane set amidst the peacefully rolling Wiltshire Countryside. After a mile the lane continues on into a footpath and footbridge over the beautiful Wylye ... More | visit website
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Bishopstrow House (3.04 miles)

Bishopstrow House

Bishopstrow House is the quintessential ivy clad Georgian mansion. It combines the intimacy of a grand country hotel retreat with all the benefits of modern facilities and luxury of the Spa. A Grade II listed ... More | visit website

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Full Moon (3.40 miles)

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This enchanting 17th Century inn is in the hamlet of Rudge, just 10 miles from the City of Bath, 4 miles from Longleat. The Full Moon has been providing a refuge ... More

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Premier Inn Frome (4.43 miles)

Premier Inn Frome
Ideally situated for both business and leisure guests. For business this hotel is near to Commerce Park. Local attractions include Longleat Safari Park, Bath city centre, Wookey Hole caves and Cheddar gorge. For shops and ... More | visit website
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Westover House B&B (4.59 miles)

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A warm welcome awaits you at Westover, situated in the beautiful Wylye Valley with picture postcard views. Westover is set in about 6 acres overlooking the meadows and the Great Ridge in the distance. Guests ... More | visit website
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Woolpack Inn (4.70 miles)

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Rich in historic character and traditional charm, this stone-built coaching inn originally dates back to the 1500s and today offers comfortable en suite rooms and delicious food. In the charming Somerset village ... More

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