The Kingsbury @ No8 Marlborough Wiltshire

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The Kingsbury @ No8

8 Kingsbury Street
Marlborough
Wiltshire
England
SN8 1HU
United Kingdom

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This property is at an elevation of approximately 469 feet / 143 metres above sea level

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Breakfast available
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Children Welcome
Open All Year
Free Wifi Internet
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🛈 Distances are based on direct straight lines for a guidline, adjust for road travel

International Airports

Southampton Airport
Eastleigh Hampshire
SO18 2NL
36.3 miles
Farnborough Airport
Farnborough Hampshire
GU14 6XA
42.2 miles

Local Airports

Thruxton Aerodrome
Andover Hampshire
SP11 8PN
15.7 miles
Hullavington Airport
Hullavington Wiltshire
SN14 6GU
18.9 miles

Motorways

M4 Junction 15
Swindon
7.2 miles
M4 Junction 16
Swindon West
10.0 miles
M4 Junction 14
Hungerford
10.9 miles

Railway Stations

Pewsey
station code = PEW
SN9 5EL
5.8 miles
Bedwyn
station code = BDW
SN8 3NZ
6.3 miles

Ferry Ports

Southampton Vehicle Terminal sailing to ->

East Cowes

Address:
Southampton
Hampshire
SO14 2AR

38.9 miles

Southampton Passenger Terminal sailing to ->

West Cowes, Hythe

Address:
Southampton
Hampshire
SO14 2AQ

39.1 miles

Hotels near The Kingsbury at No8 Bed and breakfast Marlborough

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The Merchants House -
SN8 1HN

SU 18800 69165

= passages.implanted.exit Hotels nearby.

A restored Silk Merchants house, a Grade II listed property in the high street of Marlborough with a museum, open April to October.

0.1m / 0.2km - 1 minutes walk

West Kennet Avenue -
SN8 1RD

SU 10575 69456

= given.enthused.bulk Hotels nearby.

a set of prehistoric standing stones lined up in pairs to form an avenue of around 100 stones stretching 1.5 miles linking two sites in the Avebury area - managed jointly by the National Trust on behalf of English Heritage - Free to view

5.1m / 8.2km

Marlborough Golf Club -
SN8 1DU

SU 18676 69948

= vase.tutored.dockers Hotels nearby.

0.4m / 0.6km - 7 minutes walk

West Kennet Long Barrow -
SN8 1QH

SU 10456 67756

= fluctuate.angle.albums Hotels nearby.

A Neolithic long barrow tomb near Avebury rings and Silbury hill. The tombe is belied to date from around 3650 BC

5.3m / 8.5km

Marlborough Business Park -
SN8 4FD

SU 19492 68498

= dads.obstinate.negotiators Hotels nearby.

0.6m / 1km - 9 minutes walk

Alexander Keiller Museum Avebury -
SN8 1RF

SU 10036 70039

= narrating.bracelet.brink Hotels nearby.

A visitor reception for the World Heritage Site of Avebury set with a 17th century threshing barn with information, tearooms toilets and National Trust Shop and in English Heritage guardianship

5.5m / 8.9km

The Sanctuary -
SN8 4EY

SU 11834 68049

= crank.emailed.dreamers Hotels nearby.

A stone circle dating back to 3000 BC with a very elaborate and complex design, now with concrete markers to represent the stones. Located a little east of Silbury Hill alongside the A4

4.4m / 7.1km -

Avebury Stone Circle -
SN8 1RF

SU 10014 69890

= inserting.forget.plans Hotels nearby.

A huge prehistoric henge installation, which also includes part of Avebury Village. The earth bank and standing stones are the largest stone circle in Britain and a World Heritage Site

5.5m / 8.9km

Barbury Castle -
SN4 0QH

SU 14923 76300

= views.photo.level Hotels nearby.

5m / 8km -

Silbury Hill -
SN8 1QH

SU 10008 68534

= gurgling.yawned.filed Hotels nearby.

A man made prehistoric chalk mound (the largest artificial mound in Europe) of approximately 2400 BC. Clearly visible from the main road (A4), though there is a an associated car park nearby The purpose of the hill is still not established - Free Access