About Corsham and the surrounding area
Corsham is a historic market town and civil parish in west Wiltshire, England. The town is noted for its historical buildings, many of which are built from locally sourced limestone. The architectural highlight of the town is Corsham Court, a stately home with a significant art collection, surrounded by stunning landscaped gardens designed by Capability Brown. The town's High Street is a conservation area where you can find a wealth of charming 16th, 17th, and 18th-century houses.Among the other attractions, the Pound Arts centre provides a hub for cultural events, including theatre, film, and art exhibitions. Corsham is also home to the formerly top-secret Burlington Bunker, an underground city developed during the Cold War, which adds a unique aspect to its local history. The town also served as a filming location for the BBC series "Poldark".
Corsham's location in western Wiltshire provides easy access to several notable towns and natural attractions. Heading east, you'll find the historic town of Marlborough with its wide High Street and historic sites. To the north, the regency town of Cheltenham offers a variety of cultural events and architectural sites. Southwards lies the city of Bath, renowned for its Roman Baths and striking Georgian architecture. To the west, Bristol, a vibrant city with a rich maritime history and lively arts scene, is within easy reach. Additionally, the southern part of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is just a short drive away. This positioning makes Corsham a convenient base for those keen to explore the wider region.
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