Fosse Farmhouse, Historic farmhouse in Castle Combe, England.
Fosse Farmhouse is a building with stone walls, wooden beams, and traditional features that characterize rural English construction. It contains multiple bedrooms and shared living spaces designed to accommodate up to 22 guests.
The building was constructed along the ancient Roman Fosse Way, an important road that cut through the area. The nearby settlement also contains a Neolithic long barrow from around 4300 BC.
The farmhouse became known as a filming location for the Japanese anime series KINMOSA and features vintage furnishings throughout its rooms. These items shape the character of the house and reflect the personal collecting passions of its owner.
The property sits about 20 minutes from Bath and offers convenient access for visitors exploring that urban area. Guests find ample space to relax in the shared areas and sleeping arrangements for entire groups.
Owner Caron Cooper furnished the property with collectibles from Portobello Road, creating spaces with particular character. This careful curation has earned recognition for the quality of the accommodation.
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