Once a working farm, Newton Farmhouse is an historic 16th Century, Grade II listed building, which was formerly part of the Trafalgar Estate, gifted to Lord Nelson's family following his death at the battle of Trafalgar in 1805; it remained in the family until 1947.
The house has been extensively altered over the years, but retains such features as flagstone floors, exposed oak beams, an original bread oven in the inglenook fireplace and a Well inside the conservatory.
Breakfast Room
We hope that there is something on the menu to please and tempt everyone. Only the finest ingredients are used, carefully prepared, cooked and presented to you in relaxed surroundings.
A full cooked English breakfast is served between 8 and 9 am Monday-Saturday and 9-10 on Sundays. A selection of freshly 
prepared fruit and yoghurt are available together with croissants, muffins and a choice of cereal and toast.
From April-October, only two night bookings are taken at the weekends and only three night bookings at Bank Holiday weekends.
Location
Newton Farmhouse B&B is situated just 8 miles from Salisbury and 12 miles from Southampton, in Wiltshire making it an ideal place to stay; quiet and tranqual but within easy reach of local towns.
The ancient monuments of Stonehenge are close by and we are on the edge of New Forest, where wild ponies and deer can be seen roaming freely around the forest.
We are conveniently located for visits to the historic Cathedral city of Winchester and the maritime city of Portsmouth with Lord Nelson's flagship 'HMS Victory' and HMS Warrior, the first ever iron clad warship.
There are also numerous maritime museums including the 'Mary Rose' museum, where Henry VIII's flagship is now housed together with 1,200 artifacts which were found following the recovery of the vessel in 1982 from the sea bed where she lay undisturbed since 1545.
The area is renowned for the many National Trust properties and gardens which are open to visitors. Other nearby attractions include Heal and Exbury gardens, Broadlands, Avebury, Longleat, Poultons Park, the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu, Wilton House and many, many more, plus excellent fishing, walking, horse riding and golf.
Wiltshire is noted for its beautiful rolling countryside with Salisbury plain to the North, dotted with picturesque villages and rivers such as the Avon and Test. The city of Bath is just 50 miles away and the traveller can choose between quiet country roads, or high speed modern motorways. Gatwick airport is approximately 2 hours away, with Heathrow just 1.5 hours.
Here at Newton Farmhouse there is plenty of off-road parking in the courtyard and privately owned bicycles may be secured overnight.
We look forward to offering you a welcoming place to stay.
“Great stay” Laura Marshall, USA
“Friendly people, lovely place and excellent service” Pat & Peter Coles, East Sussex
“Too short a time here, will have to come back! Exceptionally warm – thanks for everything” Diana Hickox and Robert Brownell, London
“Had a great time, very friendly and welcoming” Julie & Ray Elbourn, Whitstable
“Fabulous time, most welcoming” Frances & Adrian Marks, Whitstable
“Good accommodation, great hosts – a brilliant holiday” Sonia, Ray, Emma and Jack Beal, Northumberland
“Lovely rooms, great breakfast, very friendly. Great!” Karen & Chris, Holly & Sarah Jenkinson, - W.Yorkshire
“An absolute delight” Jacqui Rush, Hove
“You have all made us feel so welcome, - we’ll be back” Brian and Fran Williams, Oxford
