Welcome to the website of Brewery Farm House, Swindon.

  Brewery Farm House was built in 1773. The Malt House (the extension to the farm house) was built by Robert Litten the elder in the eighteenth century and was named the Star Brewery; beer was brewed at the Brewery until 1896, when the company went into liquidation. The Star Brewery with its 26 licensed houses (of which the New Inn in Swindon Road was one), 6 cottages and land were auctioned off at the Goddard Arms on 29 October 1896. The Star Brewery ceased to exist from this date. Arkell’s Brewery bought the premises of the former Star Brewery.
  In 1926 Arkells sold Brewery Farm to Edward John Cook. The farm was a working (Milk) Farm until after the 2nd World War. In 1980 the Farm House was identified as a Building of Special Architectural or Historic Interest ie. became a Grade II listed building (One of 3 in Lower Stratton St Margaret) The Farm House remained in the Cook Family until December 2006 when it was bought by Colin and Anne Brooker.
The home of the former Star Brewery has now been converted to a Bed and Breakfast; the main Farm House is Private family accommodation with the former Malt House converted to Bed and Breakfast with all rooms en-suite.

Brewery Farm House is located on the urban outskirts of Swindon in Stratton St Margaret - which was once a village 3 Miles outside the town – but has now been ‘swallowed up by’ by the expansion of Swindon.

Brewery Farm House has the best of both worlds: A ten minute drive from Swindon Town Centre, the M4 (Junction 15) but also only a fifteen minute drive from the Cotswolds.

(The Honda Plant is a 5 minute drive and the BMW Plant is a 2 minute drive.)

Some comments from our visitor's book:

“Excellent in all respects – facilities, food, service A1”Mrs Gamblin Newport Pagnell.
“Excellent one of the best B&B’s I’ve been in. Very clean and tidy” Mr Clews. Tyne & Wear.
“Home from home – a breakfast to die for!” Mr Lindsey. Sheffield