Wylye, Wiltshire

Wylye village is located in the Wylye Valley, and has the Wylye River running through it. The back road, which passes through several pretty villages, from Sutton Veny to Wilton runs parallel to the much faster A36, so is quiet, popular mainly with cyclists and myself on my mobility scooter.

Wylye village itself has a pub, the Bell Inn, and Village Stores and Post Office, as well as the Church of St Mary. We'll known residents included the watercolour artist WH Allen, long deceased, and currently the author Michael Dobbs, most famous for his House of Cards trilogy, turned into a popular TV series.

From Sutton Veny the Wylye Valley runs through the villages of Corton, Boyton, Sherrington, Stockton, Bampton, Wylye, Hanging Langford (where you will find Langford Lakes Nature Reserve), Little Langford, Great Wishford, and Wilton. 

The Old Swan, Townsend, Wylye, Wiltshire.

The Potteries, Townsend, Wylye

Toll Cottage, Townsend, Wylye

Wylye Place, Dyer Lane, Wylye, Wiltshire, early 19th century, former rectory, Grade II Listed.

Cob cottage in grounds of Wylye Place, Dyer Lane, Wylye, Wiltshire, early 19th century, Grade II Listed.

Wylands Cottage, Dyer Lane, Wylye, Wiltshire, mid 17th century, Grade II Listed.

The Old School, High Street, Wylye

Wylye Post Office and Stores

Bell Inn, 17th century, Grade II, and Church of St Mary, 13th century, Grade II*, Wylye

Church of St Mary, Church Street, Wylye, from 13th century, Grade II* Listed.

1 Church Street, Wylye, 17th century, Grade II Listed,

Lovett House, Fore Street, Wylye. Grade II Listed, circa 1700.

Granary at Walnut Cottage, Fore Street, Wylye, Grade II Listed, 18th century.

Wheels Cottage, Wilton Road, Wylye