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Walking...to pubs and things
Down along the River Avon to the Inn at Freshford, for good food & beer.
Informal gathering of musicians most Sunday evenings to play folk and Irish music. A mile at the most. Take your wellies in Winter tho,

You could walk along the towpath to Dundas Aqueduct and marina, where there a few little shops, oh yes and a cafe for those all important tea and cake. About a mile and half.

Canal boat trips
There are two, one leaves from Bradford on Avon called Barbara Mc Clellan.
The other is Jubilee leaving from Dundas.

Iford Manor This Grade I Italian-style garden is famous for its tranquil beauty and was the home of architect and landscape gardener, Harold A. Peto from 1899 to 1933. This unique and romantic hillside garden is characterised by steps, terraces, sculpture and magnificent rural views.

Westwood Manor House
A National Trust property, this 15th-century stone manor house was altered in the early 17th century, with late Gothic and Jacobean windows and fine plasterwork. There is a modern topiary garden

Farleigh Hungerford Castle Farleigh Hungerford Castle began life as a manor house built by the Montfort family. In 1369-70 it was sold to Sir Thomas Hungerford, first Speaker of the House of Commons. He converted the property into a square castle with large corner towers, surrounded by a moat.