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Tel code: 01985 | code search
Postcode: BA12 | code search
Population: 180
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Prince Leopold Inn
"food on the expensive side, and drinks not cheap
Date visited: 26/10/2013 ..." More
Prince Leopold Inn
"What a fantastic transformation to the Prince Leopold.
The bar is modern and welcoming and the food is truly scrumptious.
Our bedroom beautifully decorated and most comfortable.
We will definitely be coming back ..." More
Prince Leopold Inn
"The Prince Leopold Inn was purchased in June 2010 by villagers and has recently been completely refurbished to offer some of the best food, drink and accommodation in the Wylye ..." More
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Events in Upton Lovell | 10 Places to Stay
The village of Upton Lovell lies in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the Wyle Valley near the A36. The village overlooks water meadows and has the Salisbury Plains as a backdrop. The area enjoyed prosperity from wool and the village pub, the Prince Leopold, was once a general store serving the needs of the industry. The pub is named after the fourth son of Queen Victoria. Her youngest the Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany frequented the inn when he lived nearby in the village of Boyton. You probably won't find royalty in the pub nowadays but you can get a drink, a meal and accommodation in a delightful riverside location.
Further back in history two people were buried in an ancient barrow near the village, one was thought to be wearing a cloak with 36 bone points sewn into it. Other ritualistic articles found in the round barrow from 1500BC have led to theories that the man was a shaman and the other body is that of his wife.
The Parish Church of St Augustine has had its bells restored after a successful local fund raising campaign. The church also possesses some wonderful stained glass windows.
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Prince Leopold Inn
(0.24 miles)
The Prince Leopold was acquired by new owners in June 2010 and has been completely refurbished. The Inn enjoys the archetypal setting for an English country inn - standing beside the River Wylye, looking out ...
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Dove Inn
(0.76 miles)
The Dove is a thriving, traditional Village pub, located in the beautiful and tranquil Wylye valley and is an ideal base when visiting the South West, with Bath, Salisbury and Stonehenge within a short drive ...
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Red Lion
(1.70 miles)
Mike, Leonora and staff welcome you to the red Lion, a pub with guest rooms, in picturesque Heytesbury. This ancient village, with 12th C church, is in the Wylie Valley an area of outstanding natural ...
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Westover House B&B
(1.98 miles)
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 ...
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Bishopstrow House
(3.59 miles)
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
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Clock Cottage
(4.19 miles)
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 ...
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The Old Rectory
(4.68 miles)
The Old Rectory is a the former residence of the Rector of the Parish of Chicklade and Hindon offering a warm welcome and friendly service in lovely surroundings and at an affordable price including a ...
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The Old Bell Inn
(5.10 miles)
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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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number twenty eight
(5.23 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 Lamb Inn
(5.71 miles)
The Lamb began trading as a public house probably as early as the twelfth century. By 1870 it was already well established as a posting inn that supplied 300 post horses for coaches.
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St Augustine Introduces Julian Calendar to England - 0597, William the Conqueror crowned - 1066, Domesday Book Commissioned - 1085, First Christmas Tree in Britain - 1800, Mrs Beeton Published - 1861, End of the Soviet Union - 1991
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