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Bemerton Farm forms part of the estate of the Earl of Pembroke. There are 16 two and three bedroom cottages converted from courtyard buildings and a farmhouse originally built in 1863 for the Dowager Countess of Pembroke. In an attractive setting that includes a circular dovecote the properties at Bemerton Farm overlook a beautiful walled garden on the River Nadder and to which all owners have access. There are extensive views over open countryside and each property has a garage.

Facilities include a visiting estate manager and emergency alarm system, walled garden adjacent the Nadder, and attractive gardens and grounds.

Bemerton itself lies almost equidistant between the historic market town of Wilton, once the capital of Wessex where the Rivers Wylie and Nadder meet and Salisbury, with its beautiful cathedral, at the confluence of the Nadder and Avon. Wilton House in Wilton, with its magnificent paintings, was originally Elizabethan with subsequent alterations by Holbein and Inigo Jones. The streets around the cathedral in Salisbury form squares, the usual medieval grid pattern, and there are some fine buildings. The cathedral‘s graceful spire was added at the end of the 13th century.