Chiseldon House Hotel, Swindon

Chiseldon House was built in approximately 1827 and was the manor house of what once was a vast country estate. During the war, the old coach house was used as the headquarters of the village Auxiliary Fire Service. Chiseldon House, a Grade II Listed building, is now a beautiful country house hotel set in stunning and immaculately maintained gardens and grounds. The hotel comprises a first-class restaurant with AA Rosette, 21 beautifully appointed bedrooms and elegant conference and events facilities.


The hotel comprises 21 individually designed, en-suite bedrooms. Most of the bedrooms benefit from garden or courtyard views, and two have balconies.


The AA Rosette Restaurant overlooks the walled courtyard and can accommodate up to 120 covers.


The hotel comprises three conference and events suits: The Marlborough (10 covers), The Barbury (20 covers), and The Boreli (60 covers) in addition to the restaurant. The hotel has a strong and established wedding business with the ability to offer both indoor ceremonies in the function rooms ad outdoor ceremonies in the thatched summer house.


Externally, the property benefits from a front terrace. The site extends to approximately three acres of gardens, grounds and parking for 50 cars.


There is potential to obtain planning consent and create two additional bedrooms adjacent to the courtyard. In addition, there is potential to extend the hotel to provide additional guest accommodation.

Chiseldon House Hotel is set in Chiseldon, an attractive village situated on the edge of the Marlborough Downs in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside, well located for the M4 motorway, Marlborough, Swindon, and the A346 connecting the midlands and South Coast.