Take advantage of the delightful produce on offer from the local shops and delis and enjoy a home cooked meal with family and friends.
Appreciate the fine weather by dining outside.
Originally a 19th Century Inn, Tap Cottage sits on the High Street, at the heart of Stockbridge.
Unwind and put your feet up in the striking sitting-room.
Comfortable super-king double bed in bedroom one. Found at the front of the cottage.
After a day fishing the River Test, sit back and relax in the sitting-room, warming your toes by the wood-burner.
Spend time enjoying a moment, curled up with your favourite book.
Take pleasure organising your day out from the comfort of the beautiful sitting-room.
The superb kitchen, leading to the entrance hall and ground floor cloakroom - perfectly placed after any wet weather excursions.
Enjoy a quiet morning coffee or perhaps a glass of fizz with family/friends, at the end of a busy day.
Colourful and cosy bedroom one.
Convenient downstairs bedroom one, with en suite bathroom.
En suite to bedroom one - lie back and unwind in a hot bath.
Downstairs cloakroom, just off the kitchen.
Morning coffee or an afternoon tipple can be enjoyed outside.
Downstairs cloakroom.
Enjoy a wonderful night's sleep in the relaxing surroundings of bedroom two.
Bedroom two - it's at the front of the cottage overlooking the High Street.
Bedroom two's en suite shower-room.
En suite with ingenious double-hinged internal door.
Why not enjoy breakfast in bed. This bedroom is also at the front of the cottage.
Bright and cheerful bedroom three.
Stay comfy and cosy and watch a film in bed.
Bedroom three's en suite shower-room.
Indulge in a soothing shower after a busy day.
The vibrant High Street in Stockbridge - right on your doorstop.
There are plenty of independent shops along the High Street - there is something for everyone.
Take a day to wander the street of the historic city of Salisbury.
So much to see and do locally.
Stockbridge is a pretty place to explore.
Close by is the pretty city of Winchester.
Tap Cottage
54178.8 miles N of Romsey | Sleeps 6 + cot*
7 Nights from £1788
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Found in the heart of Stockbridge, The Grosvenor is perfect for a refreshing drink in the pretty walled garden or dinner in the dining room. Dogs are welcome in the garden and bar area.
Nearby beach
Tucked in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Lepe Beach is surrounded by stunning scenery. A little stony beach adjoining Lepe Country Park, the beach boasts magnificent views of the Isle of Wight. Lifeguarded in summer, the beach has a designated swimming area to the east of the car park and there are lots of walks leading to and from the beach too.
Nearby walk
Common Marsh is a wide open space, managed by the National Trust and ideal for wildlife spotting along the River Test. Look out for trout, grayling and the occasional salmon swimming in the river. There is a delightful walk around the common of just under two miles and the details are on the National Trust website.
Nearby town
Located in the heart of the Test Valley, Stockbrige is a pretty Hampshire town situated midway between Andover and Romsey. Surrounded by countryside with a wide high street and pretty river, you will find a good selection of independent shops, tea rooms and galleries here.
Also nearby
A cosy and welcoming pub with several rooms for dining such as the Orangery. dining room and snug. With an AA rosette award for food, dining here will be a delight.
A welcoming pub with a covered courtyard for summer dining and Garden Bar by the river. The menu is created using fresh, seasonal produce and booking is recommended.
Call in for craft beers, cask ales and a well stocked bar, alongside a menu created using fresh, seasonal produce. Inside cosy interiors await and outside there is seating for al fresco dining during summer months.
With views over surrounding downland, this interesting walk takes in burial mounts, ancient fields systems and an Iron Age hillfort. Wildlife lovers will enjoy variety of flora and fauna here. Take a look at the National Trust website for further details and the walking route.
With a great selection of fresh produce, all supplied either from the estate or artisans based locally, this delightful farm shop has all you need to treat yourselves. Also on site you will find the Longstock Park Cafe and nursery with walled garden.
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