Self-catering holiday cottages in Somerset - Page 1 of 2

Willow Thatch is located in the pretty little medieval village of Dunster on the edge of Exmoor and just three miles from the seaside resort of Minehead.  The Cottage can be seen through the trees from the grounds of Dunster Castle, one of the villages main attractions and things that makes it so special.Dunster is a delightful village that has so much to offer - its historic castle, a picturesque ford and packhorse bridge, a working water mill, a 15th century parish church and a Yarn Market.  The main street in the village is lined with 17th and 19th century buildings of immense character which are now home to teashops, hotels, inns and gift shops - all on the doorstep of Willow Thatch.Many of the buildings in the village are quintessential thatche.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Oak Cottage is situated on the site of a small holding/garden nursery within the lovely Vale of Taunton Deane on the Somerset/Devon border.  Adjoining the nature reserve and with the use of a HOT TUB, this is the perfect place to relax and unwind! Located just outside the village of Langford Budville in open countryside and within walking distance of the pub, this delightful holiday cottage benefits from panoramic views to the Blackdown Hills and Wellington Monument. The cottage provides a good base for exploring the many attractions that Somerset and Devon have to offer and it is an excellent location for a relaxing holiday. There are walks/cycle rides directly from the front door out onto a one hundred and eighty acre nature reserve whic.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Woodlands is situated on the site of a small holding/garden nursery within the lovely Vale of Taunton Deane on the Somerset/Devon border.  Adjoining the nature reserve and with the use of a HOT TUB, this is the perfect place to relax and unwind! Located just outside the village of Langford Budville in open countryside and within walking distance of the pub, this delightful holiday cottage benefits from panoramic views to the Blackdown Hills and Wellington Monument. The cottage provides a good base for exploring the many attractions that Somerset and Devon have to offer and it is an excellent location for a relaxing holiday. There are walks/cycle rides directly from the front door out onto a one hundred and eighty acre nature reserve which .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Clover Cottage is located within the tiny beautiful medieval village of Dunster, near to the beaches at Minehead, Somerset.The cottage was built in 1835 and provides comfortable holiday accommodation for four guests (occasional five). It is ideally situated in a private access road just off the main street at the foot of the magnificent Dunster Castle and ancient church.Dunster is one of the most popular places for visitors within the Exmoor National Park.  It has an ancient castle (now owned by the National Trust) as its focal point, along with a yarn market, priory, dovecote, packhorse bridge and working mill. It also offers some interesting little shops to browse, restaurants, tea shops and three local pubs - all just .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Apple Tree Lodge is located in a lovely tranquil, rural setting. It has two ensuite bedrooms and can accommodate parties of up to four guests.  A spare folding bed is available in the lounge area for additional sleeping facilities.The Lodge has a good sized garden for guests to enjoy and it is located in The Blackdown Hills an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and situated adjacent to Neroche Forest at the head of the Yarty Valley.It is an ideal spot for those who enjoy country pursuits and is close to Taunton with easy access links to the M5 (nine miles) and the A303 (two miles).  It is also just 35 minutes drive from the Jurassic Coast where some beautiful beaches can be found. For golfers, the owners can arrange a four night break (Mon-Thurs), p.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Old Coach House stands in the sleepy grounds of Doverhay Place, a rambling Edwardian mansion built by one Captain Perkins. It was originally holiday home of the wealthy Salaman family chosen for its proximity to the stunning open moorland and the sea.A pleasant walk to Porlock village and beach, the three apartments (The Stables being one) back onto a sunny courtyard planted with scented mimosa, eucalyptus and wisteria. Each faces onto a leafy garden area with wooden tables and chairs. Each has been planned and converted with a great deal of TLC by the owner, Tricia (frustrated interior designer) and Mike Newell (retired builder and avid gardener) rarely seen without paintbrush or garden trowel in hand. The Area: Exmoor National Park is the only.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Riverside is located in the small hamlet of Westport which is mid way between Ilminster and Langport and approximately half an hour's drive from the county town of Taunton. It makes a perfect base for touring the delightful county of Somerset and Dorset and visiting the many places of interest in the area including: the Yeovilton's Fleet Air museum, which is home to the prototype of Concorde and Cricket St. Thomas, originally made famous by the television series "To The Manor Born", and now popular for its Wildlife Park that is nearby. There are several National Trust Properties in the local area, famous for their architecture and gardens with Barrington Court less than two miles away. Forde Abbey and Montacute House are also nearby. The Roman Town .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Beanacre Barn is located in the beautiful Mendip Hills within Somerset and positioned on the edge of a village with views over the rolling hills in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).  The holiday cottage dates back to the 16th century and was originally part of Church Farm.  It now provides exceptionally spacious holiday accommodation with much character which has been lovingly refurbished by the owners to ensure your stay is relaxing and memorable.The cottage has been designed to sleep two guests but also offers a high quality sofa-bed in the sitting room which can accommodate a further two guests or visitors.  The furnishings are of a traditional style which combined with modern facilities, ensures a high level of comfort during your stay.Positioned in a peace.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

One Fair Place Cottage is 18th Century in origin but has been carefully modernised. It is fully equipped and comfortably furnished and is an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding countryside.The small village of Chiselborough is picturesque and peaceful. Set away from main roads amongst undulating countryside this area is an ideal holiday destination. The historic village was mentioned in the Doomsday Book and has a beautiful Church of St Peter and St Paul, with an elegant octagonal spire, which can be traced back to Norman times. The village has numerous traditional cottages built in the local golden Hamstone. The Cat Head Inn is another focal point for the local community, and provides excellent food. If you choose to venture further afield, t.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Far End Cottage, is a two bedroomed cottage which has been recently renovated to a very high standard to incorporate modern comforts with traditional charm. This cottage has ample parking for three cars, a rarity in a small Somerset village.The medieval village of Montacute is predominantly built of Hamstone - the mellow golden stone quarried on the nearby quarry at Ham Hill. the impressive Elizabethan mansion, Montacute House, now owned by the National Trust, was built by Sir Edward Phelips who helped prosecute Guy Fawkes in 1605. It has been used as a setting for several films including "Sense and Sensibility".  The village square, known as "The Borough", is surrounded by picturesque houses and nearby St. Catherines Church is worth a vi.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Old Coach House stands in the sleepy grounds of Doverhay Place, a rambling Edwardian mansion built by one Captain Perkins. It was originally holiday home of the wealthy Salaman family chosen for its proximity to the stunning open moorland and the sea.A pleasant walk to Porlock village and beach, the three apartments (Little Court being one) back onto a sunny courtyard planted with scented mimosa, eucalyptus and wisteria. Each faces onto a leafy garden area with wooden tables and chairs. Each has been planned and converted with a great deal of TLC by the owner, Tricia (frustrated interior designer) and Mike Newell (retired builder and avid gardener) rarely seen without paintbrush or garden trowel in hand. The Area: Exmoor National Park is the onl.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Forge Cottage is delightful romantic holiday cottage which is located in a peaceful rural location in the heart of Exmoor National Park.  It provides the ideal place to escape the pressures of every day life and relax amongst beautiful countryside.Located in a pretty little lane in the peaceful village of Wootton Courtenay, the cottage is within a short stroll of the village shop and has instant access to footpaths on the Exmoor National Park.  There is a good restaurant within walking distance (generally open at weekends) and a pub within two miles which you can also walk to.  The cottage offers spacious accommodation for three guests in one double bedroom which also has an additional single bed.  There is also a sofa bed in the sitting room. The Exm.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Beaver Cottage is a gorgeous highly rated immaculately presented character property with original features. Offering both charm and comfort, it is very well equipped and cosy with full central heating and open fire. Attention to detail means there are attractive fireplaces in the bedrooms, sumptuous beds made up with fresh white Egyptian cotton, gadgets in the spacious kitchen, attractive well-kept cottage gardens, parking for two cars in the drive, and all on one level. The private rear garden that catches the afternoon and evening sun provides the ideal spot in which to relax with a drink at the end of a days walking. Quietly situated next to the South West Coastal Path in the village of Porlock it is easy to step back in time to real village shop.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Located on the edge of the Exmoor National Park, Bratton Crest is positioned in a quiet and elevated position on a lane that leads to the small hamlet of Bratton.  This comfortable two bedroomed bungalow affords lovely south facing views across a wooded valley and provides the ideal place for guests to relax and unwind.  The cottage has been completely refurbished to a high standard and is not only ideal during the winter months with central heating but also perfect for a summer holiday where you can enjoy a warm evening on the terrace taking in the lovely country views. The pretty hamlet of Bratton sits in the valley below and you can enjoy lovely country walks from the front door, one taking you up the combe and over the moor to the top of North Hill which.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Old Coach House is home to four self catering holiday apartments and stands in the grounds of Doverhay Place, a rambling Edwardian mansion. Originally it was the holiday home of the wealthy Salaman family and was chosen for its proximity to the sea and stunning open moorland.The four apartments (Groomscott being one) back onto a sunny courtyard planted with scented mimosa, eucalyptus and wisteria and each faces onto a garden area with tables and chairs to relax on.  They have all been planned with considerable thought and TLC by the owners, Tricia (interior designer) and Mike Newell (retired builder and avid gardener). The Area: Exmoor National Park is ideal for walkers and combines wild landscapes with stunning seascapes. Expect to see Sparrow .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Relax and Enjoy the very best of Bath & The West Country - Farleigh Wood, home to Beech Cottage, is the perfect retreat for touring Bath and the West Country. There are three holiday cottages, each with their own individual charm and may be rented individually or together for family reunions and parties with the exclusive use of 80 acres of completely private woodland.Enjoy nature throughout the year - Spring and early Autumn are the best times to enjoy the woodland at it's most colourful. In Winter there is a raw beauty and is great for family get-togethers at Christmas. April sees the Wild Garlic and May brings the bluebells and Wood Anemone. The fresh green leaf of the Spring soon closes over to make a verdant canopy lending itself to cool walks in the hot summer. Late Septemb.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Old Coach House stands in the sleepy grounds of Doverhay Place, a rambling Edwardian mansion built by one Captain Perkins. It was originally holiday home of the wealthy Salaman family chosen for its proximity to the stunning open moorland and the sea.A pleasant walk to Porlock village and beach, the three apartments (The Hayloft being one) back onto a sunny courtyard planted with scented mimosa, eucalyptus and wisteria. Each faces onto a leafy garden area with wooden tables and chairs. Each has been planned and converted with a great deal of TLC by the owner, Tricia (frustrated interior designer) and Mike Newell (retired builder and avid gardener) rarely seen without paintbrush or garden trowel in hand. The Area: Exmoor National Park is the only.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Nailey, home to Dicknick and Longley is a very special untouched corner of England. A designated area of outstanding natural beauty, situated on the south-facing slopes of St. Catherine’s Valley, and enhanced only by the tranquillity of its surroundings. Nailey boasts stunning panoramic views of enchanting countryside. The unspoilt landscape provides a haven for many species of wildlife. Foxes, deer, badgers, owls, buzzards and woodpeckers are all regular visitors.Approximately two miles away is the thriving ancient market town of Marshfield. Situated in beautiful Cotswold countryside it offers excellent shops and services. With three historic pubs there is food, wine and ale to suit every taste. Nailey Farm is ideally situated for easy access to the elegant Georgian city .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Nailey, home to Trulls, is a very special untouched corner of England. A designated area of outstanding natural beauty, situated on the south-facing slopes of St. Catherine’s Valley, and enhanced only by the tranquillity of its surroundings. Nailey boasts stunning panoramic views of enchanting countryside. The unspoilt landscape provides a haven for many species of wildlife. Foxes, deer, badgers, owls, buzzards and woodpeckers are all regular visitors.Approximately two miles away is the thriving ancient market town of Marshfield. Situated in beautiful Cotswold countryside it offers excellent shops and services. With three historic pubs there is food, wine and ale to suit every taste. Nailey Farm is ideally situated for easy access to the elegant Georgian city of Bath, appr.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Leat Cottage is a purpose built self catering holiday cottage which offers spacious contemporary holiday accommodation.  Whilst it is ideal for family holidays, it is also perfect for two and the owners offer a discounted rate for long weekends for couples.The cottage is located within the grounds of the owner's small farm which is home to twenty breeding Ewes and some pet goats. The farm is situated on the fringe of Coleford village and is surrounded by lovely open farmland. The village has a pub and shop which are both within walking distance and there are also many other excellent places to eat within a couple of miles.  There is an extensive network of footpaths and also The Colliers way cycle path nearby, giving walking and cycling enthusiasts the opp.... click to read about this holiday cottage.