Manor Farm Teffont
Teffont Magna, Salisbury, Wiltshire
- Cottages
- More than one dog
- Walks from the door
- Wood-burner
2 bedrooms
4
Paddocks to roam, footpaths from the yard and a dog bed already waiting. Manor Farm Teffont has three award-winning, dog-friendly cottages in Wiltshire, set around a beautiful old stable yard near Salisbury, with a snooker room, a gym and private chefs on hand for a night in.
Pet Perks
- A dog bed and bowl in every cottage
- A small gift of dog treats when you arrive
- A spare lead, just in case you’ve forgotten yours
- Paddocks to walk in right on the farm
- Footpaths and bridleways straight from the farm
- Dog-friendly pubs nearby, with at least one within walking distance
Facilities
For your dog
- More than one dog welcomeLarge and small dogs welcome
- Walks from the doorPaddocks and footpaths from the farm
For you
- Wood-burner or open fireIn Stable Cottage
About Manor Farm Teffont
Some farms tolerate dogs. This one has hosted huge ones, tiny ones and everything in between, and even lays out a dog bed and bowl before you arrive. Manor Farm Teffont is a 35-acre farm in the Wiltshire village of Teffont Magna, near Salisbury, where David and Jossi Wood have turned the old stable yard into three of the loveliest dog-friendly cottages in Wiltshire. It holds a VisitEngland Gold Award and picked up a ROSE Excellence award for 2025.
Stable Cottage is the one for a woodburner evening. Set over two floors, it has two bedrooms, one en-suite, a big farmhouse kitchen, a separate study or playroom and a spacious sitting room, plus a boot room and utility for the muddy aftermath of a good walk. The Garret is a first-floor hideaway with its own private entrance, two bedrooms and an open-plan living space under the beams. The Dovecot has two en-suite bedrooms, its own entrance and parking, and a private outside area, and its ground floor has been designed to be wheelchair-accessible.
Your dog is very well looked after here. Each cottage comes with a dog bed and bowl, there’s a spare lead in case yours got left at home, and a small gift of dog treats if the owners know you’re bringing your dog. Do let them know when you book. Dogs stay off the furniture, and with sheep, geese and chickens about, they need to stay under control around the farm.
Step outside and there are paddocks to walk in, along with direct access to two public rights of way that lead up onto miles of footpaths and bridleways across open country. There’s at least one dog-friendly pub within walking distance, and a National Trust property with parkland to roam is close by too.
When the dog is finally snoring, there’s a full-size snooker table, table tennis, table football and a gym to keep everyone else busy. Each cottage has its own barbecue area, and two local chefs can cook a private meal for you if nobody fancies the washing-up. You can even bring your horse, with stables next to the cottages, an indoor and outdoor school and bridleways straight from the farm. The farm is about two miles south of the A303, with Tisbury station ten minutes away, and it’s dark enough at night for some proper stargazing.