Self-Catering Holiday Cottages in Somerset - Page 2 of 3

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.

Lower Pen View is a delightful 18th century thatched holiday cottagewith beams and lovely log burner, making it perfect for a holiday all year round. The holiday cottagehas pretty secluded south facing gardens with patio and BBQ. It has all modern amenities, enabling guests to relax and enjoy the beautiful surrounding countryside. Situated in the quiet village of Chisleborough and within easy reach of all the attractions that Somerset has to offer, Lower Pen View is great for those who enjoy walking, cycling, horse riding or who want to explore the many pretty villages surrounding the area. Chisleborough itself has its own pub within easy walking distance of the cottage which serves excellent food, local cider and provides a place where you c.... 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 visit. From the c.... 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.... 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, a.... 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 Georg.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Weatherham Farm is home to two delightful holiday cottages, located in a lovely rural position within the Exmoor National Park. Situated in the upper part of the River Exe valley, near Dulverton in Somerset, Weatherham Farm is close to Wimbleball Lake and just one mile away from the village of Brompton Regis, with its pub serving good food and ale. Fully centrally heated and with log burners for enjoying a real fire, the holiday cottages provide comfortable and relaxing retreats at any time of the year. They are both equipped to a high standard and retain much original character with oak beams and uneven walls. From the minute you arrive, you can instantly start to unwind as you will find beds made up, fluffy towels, fresh flowers, a cream tea, roaring log fir.... 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 a short stroll from Clover Cottage..... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Mill Fruit Farm sits within a lovely sheltered valley above the Doniford stream, at the foot of the Quantock Hills in Somerset. The Cottage and Strawberry Barn are set within sixteen acres of pasture land and garden where the hens produce fresh eggs for the community and the fruit and vegetables supply the household family and friends. The apple orchard produces wonderful varieties of apples between mid August to November and a flock of geese can be seen wandering around the orchard. Welsh ponies graze the sloping pastures (and always welcome a cuddle!) and the owners Labradors and Retrievers wander the grounds and can often be found sleeping in the shade under the trees should you want to give them some attention. Stogumber is a picturesque thriving country vil.... 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 4 Star Gold Award 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 to.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Old Farmhouse at Honeymead sleeps ten guests in five bedrooms and offers luxury holiday accommodation ideally located within the Exmoor National Park. Honeymead is a one thousand acre estate which has been owned by the Waley-Cohen family since the early part of the last century. As well as a lovely large garden, the Old Farmhouse affords extensive views over the estate and beyond. Guests are able to walk over the estate and link up with public footpaths along the River Barle as it meanders its way from Simonsbath towards Landacre Bridge and Withypool.The Old Farmhouse dates back some two hundred years and was totally modernised in 2010-11 to offer luxury holiday accommodation for up to ten guests. Exmoor National Park is an expansive area of sp.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Hartshanger is an Edwardian gentleman's residence set above the village of Porlock in the heart of the Exmoor National Park. The top floor of the main house and the coach house have been converted into beautiful self-catering accommodation. Beams, sloping ceilings and patchwork quilts in the bedrooms all add to the charm of these properties. Set in the middle of about 5 acres, Hartshanger has wonderful views over Porlock Bay towards Wales.This is a peaceful place, with the only sounds being that of the surf on the beach below and the occasional call from a seagull, buzzard, cow or sheep. It is the ideal place for those wanting to get away from it all and relax or walk our beautiful countryside. There is tennis on site and sea and river fishing, horse riding, cycling and mountain .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Woodcroft is a four star detached holiday home that sits in the heart of Somerset, seven miles from the county town of Taunton. It accommodates up to four guests in two bedrooms and affords an elevated position with far reaching panoramic views over the beautiful Somerset rolling countryside and the mature fruit orchard. Located on the edge of the Somerset Levels this contemporary chalet has been equipped and finished to a high standard and provides very comfortable holiday accommodation for couples, families and friends who want to holiday together. The property is accessed via an electric gated and a private driveway, providing plenty of off-road parking. Woodcroft is very well located for touring the surrounding area and with the canal on the doorstep.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Buzzards Cottage is in a dedicated conversion of an old Exmoor stone barn specifically designed for two people (with a child and, or, dog/s as required). It is of traditional layout with a large upstairs bedroom, with king-size bed and a bathroom with a large cabinet power shower. Downstairs, off a small entrance hallway, is the large living room with a well equipped kitchen area and table/chairs with the comfortable sitting room area on the other side. Buzzards is a high comfort cottage that combines the character features of an old Exmoor building: uneven walls and large oak beams, with modern comforts and high quality furnishings and fittings.It is one of just two charming holiday cottages at Weatherham Farm and is situated in a lovely rural po.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Lower Sellicks is a peaceful cottage set beside a stream with a delightful sunny garden. It comfortably accommodates eight to ten people in four bedrooms and is located within the Exmoor National Park. The spaciousness of the cottage and its layout will appeal to a wide range of visitors including families holidaying together, families with grandparents, groups of walkers etc. The cottage is situated in a quiet Exmoor village with local amenities just a few minutes walk away. These include The Valiant Soldier pub which serves home cooked, locally sourced food and the Village Stores and Post Office which stocks a range of groceries, fresh produce and newspapers. There is also a children’s play area. Lower Sellicks is an excellent base for walking with s.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Hartshanger is an Edwardian gentleman's residence set above the village of Porlock in the heart of the Exmoor National Park. The top floor of the main house and the coach house have been converted into beautiful self-catering accommodation. Beams, sloping ceilings and patchwork quilts in the bedrooms all add to the charm of these properties. Set in the middle of about 5 acres, Hartshanger has wonderful views over Porlock Bay towards Wales.This is a peaceful place, with the only sounds being that of the surf on the beach below and the occasional call from a seagull, buzzard, cow or sheep. It is the ideal place for those wanting to get away from it all and relax or walk our beautiful countryside. There is tennis on site and sea and river fishing, horse riding, cycling and mountain .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Moorland house is perfectly situated on the edge of national trust land in an area of outstanding natural beauty, within the village of Cross, on the outskirts of the mediaeval town of Axbridge.This delightful holiday home provides accommodation for up to eight guests in four bedrooms and has lots of character with a lovely open fire and original flagstone floors.The village of Cross was home to Frankie Howerd and his home is open to the public most weekends throughout the summer. The town of Axbridge is a short walk away and is well worth a visit for its town square with medieval merchants house, now a museum - King Johns' Hunting Lodge, and 15th Century Church of St Johns. Axbridge also offers some great places to eat and drink.This is a good loc.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Relax and Enjoy the very best of Bath and The West Country - Farleigh Wood, home to Beech Cottage, is the perfect retreat for touring Bath and the West Country. There are two 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 eighty 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 S.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Pilgrim Corner is a delightful listed thatched holiday home that dates back to the 16th Century and is ideally located in the historic conservation area of 'Higher Town' within Minehead in Somerset. The house has undergone many transformations over the years and now comes equipped with all modern appliances and comforts to provide an enjoyable and relaxing holiday.Minehead is where Exmoor meets the sea. It is a seaside town that lies on the Bristol Channel coast and is on the very edge of the Exmoor National Park. The town was formerly three small townships, Higher Town (where Pilgrim Corner is located) up on North Hill, Middle Town at the foot of the Hill, and Quay Town along by the Harbour. Today, Minehead is a vibrant place with an active cul.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Wintershead occupies a remote and stunning position within the Exmoor National Park and provides a holiday retreat that is far away from the stresses of modern life - a tame beautiful wilderness covering some two hundred and sixty five square miles of stunning scenery which is home to red deer, the famous Exmoor ponies and buzzards seen soaring up above. The owners aim is to provide a holiday retreat where you can get away from it all and enjoy top quality holiday accommodation in spectacular surroundings.There are five luxurious holiday cottages set around a courtyard. Each one has been imaginatively converted to provide high quality holiday accommodaiton that retains much original charm and character. Beautifull converted from old farm buildings, .... click to read about this holiday cottage.