Burcombe Manor is set in the village of Burcombe in the Nadder Valley, four miles west of Salisbury. The Manor is a family home set at the base of a 1300 acre working farm, with arable, sheep and pigs. It forms part of the Earl of Pembroke’s estate in the south of Wiltshire.

It overlooks the water meadows and is within five minutes from the traditional village pub.

The present day house was built in 1865 and is set on the site of "The Grange" which dated back to the 1500's. On entering the house, there is a large oak floored hall and a staircase, with dark oak banisters which lead up three centrally heated bedrooms, two of which have ensuite facilities. Guests have their own comfortable sitting room in which they can relax and plan their day.
 

The house is set in its own three acre garden, totally surrounded by a tall yew hedge, giving complete privacy. Well manicured lawns provide an excellent setting for a marquee to host weddings & other functions and parties.

There is an extensive network of Footpaths and Bridleways for both walkers and horseriders to explore.
One of the walks on the farm gives a panoramic view of Salisbury looking down onto the Cathedral.