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Bishopstrow, Wiltshire

Bishopstrow is an attractive little settlement on the edge of Warminster with records going back around a thousand years and St Aldhelm’s church, parts of which are about 700 years old, with foundations of an earlier church below it dating back also to around a thousand years ago. Bishopstrow doesn't take long to look around but can be included in a pleasant walk of a little under 8 miles which takes in Sutton Veny, Tytherington, and Heytesbury. The walk/cycle offers a choice of three pubs, one of which is in Sutton Veny and two in Heytesbury. Alternatively start at Sutton Veny then Bishopstrow, Smallbrook Meadows, Warminster Park, Henfords Marsh, and back, you can pick the route out on an app, it's a walk of about 6 miles, the park and meadows can not be cycled through. A break can take in a cafe or pub in Warminster itself. Bishopstrow doesn't have its own pub, but the Bishopstrow House Hotel is open to non residents, and the Woolpack pub in Sutton Veny, is just down the road from Bishopstrow.

The Mill House, Mill Lane, Bishopstrow. Grade II Listed 18th century.

St Aldhelm’s, Bishopstrow

Sunrise, looking towards Bishopstrow.

Old Bishopstrow House

20 and 21 Bishopstrow Road, Bishopstrow. Grade II Listed, early 19th century.

St Aldhelm’s, Bishopstrow

Bishopstrowe Mill, Mill Lane, Bishopstrow. Grade II Listed, mostly rebuilt after a fire in 1856, and converted to a house in 1972/3.

18-19 Bishopstrow Road, Bishopstrow. 15th century, Grade II Listed.

Shirley House, Bishopstrow. Grade II Listed, mid 17th century.

Eastleigh Court, Bishopstrow