Central 2 bed sleeps 4 Salisbury | Wessex Quarters

Discover our delightful grade II listed two-bedroom house in central Salisbury! Inside, you’ll find modern comforts, including free Wi-Fi and a smart TV for your entertainment. With a prime location just steps away from Salisbury’s historic attractions, shops, and restaurants, you’ll have the best of the city at your fingertips. Ideal for couples or small families, this inviting space offers a perfect blend of comfort and convenience for your stay!



The front door takes you from the busy streets of central Salisbury straight into the welcoming living sanctuary of The Townhouse with the sofa, Smart TV and Wifi.



Then through to fully equipped kitchen with bar stools for sipping drinks and chatting while you prepare your meals.



Up the stairs to the first floor and you find the first bedroom, this can be made up as a twin or a king (Be sure to let us know what you need). On this floor you`ll also find the bathroom which overlooks the courtyard.



Up again to the second floor where you will find the very private top floor double room.



Guests have full access to the whole property with the exception of two locked housekeeping and storage cupboards.



We are available via messaging on the Airbnb app, or you can contact us via email. If it is urgent and you require an immediate response then we are contactable by phone call 24 hours a day.



Centrally located just a 10‑minute stroll from Salisbury Cathedral, bustling cafés, and cosy pubs, this location offers the perfect blend of historic character and city convenience. High‑speed gigabit broadband, easy access to transport, make it ideal for both leisure travellers and work‑from‑home guests.



Salisbury Railway Station is just under a mile (≈860 yds)—easy to reach within 15 minutes on foot or 5 minutes by bus/taxi



Bus access: Castle Street is well served by local buses (Mill Stream, Castle Roundabout stops) connecting to the city centre and outskirts



Walking-friendly: The immediate area is compact and easily navigable; central Salisbury—including the cathedral—is a 10–15 minute stroll.



Some guests find the stairs to be a little steep.