Holiday Cottages in Somerset
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Famous for its wonderful ciders and cheeses, Somerset is a popular ceremonial county in the South West of England, with a backdrop of rolling hills and large open expanses of land. A wonderful rural spot to get away from the rat race, Somerset boasts the perfect balance of iconic English countryside, pretty seaside scenes, historically significant areas and the rugged wilderness of Exmoor National Park. Read More
Ideally placed along a quiet country lane within walking distance of the pretty Somerset village of Combe St Nicholas (with good pub), this delightful cottage provides a warm welcome at any time of the year. Stylish and well equipped with plenty of space to relax inside and out, there are lovely walks and bike rides locally and a wealth of attractions for day trips out within Somerset and also nearby Devon and Dorset.
Bluebell Cottage is a stylish contemporary holiday home for four located a short walk from the attractive village of Combe St Nicholas in Somerset. With a good pub in the village to walk to, lovely local walks and lanes to explore by bike, and an abundance of attractions for days out in Somerset, Dorset and Devon, this welcoming cottages offers all the right ingredients for a holiday at any time of the year.
A stunning barn conversion providing luxury 5 Star Gold accommodation for up to twelve guests in a peaceful position in Somerset, within walking distance of shops and pubs. With six en-suite bedrooms, private indoor pool and outdoor sunken hot-tub, this is an ideal venue for any celebration or holiday with friends or family. 5 Star Gold.
Beautifully presented, this stylish contemporary holiday home is located on the slopes of the Mendip Hills in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty just two miles from the Somerset City of Wells. Enjoy lovely walks, relaxing in the garden or visiting the West Country's many attractions including Stonehenge, Glastonbury, Avebury and even Bath.
A spacious comfy cottage located in the little hamlet of Westport in rural Somerset providing an ideal base for exploring the many attractions of Somerset, Dorset and Devon. Sandwiched between Ilminster and Langport, the cottage has a good local pub serving food a short stroll away, lovely canal walks/cycle rides from the front door and the County town of Taunton as well as Yeovil within half an hour drive.
A delightful picture postcard thatched holiday cottage sitting in the peaceful Somerset village of Puckington offering a taste of country living and a great base for exploring the many attractions of Somerset, Devon and Dorset including the coast. Full of character (including an open fire), The Old Post Office provides a warm welcome at any time of the year.
A delightful contemporary self catering cottage positioned by the side of the river on the fringes of the Somerset village of Coleford. Ideal for walking, cycling, relaxing or visiting the many attractions this area has to offer.
On the Somerset/Devon Borders, this holiday cottage provides an ideal base for exploring the many attractions that these two counties have to offer. Adjoining a nature reserve and with a hot tub, this is the ideal place to relax. Located on the edge of Langford Budville, guests can enjoy lovely views over the Blackdown Hills and walks and cycle rides from the front door.
Sitting in the South Wing of magnificent Crowcombe Court, this comfortable welcoming three bedroom self-catering apartment is perfect for friends and families and sits on the edge of the beautiful Quantock Hills AONB. Superb walking and cycling from the front door, pubs and restaurants for a meal out (one within walking distance), and an abundance of attractions nearby including Exmoor National Park.
Sitting in the South Wing of magnificent Crowcombe Court, this comfortable welcoming three bedroom self-catering apartment is perfect for friends and families and sits on the edge of the beautiful Quantock Hills AONB. Superb walking and cycling from the front door, pubs and restaurants for a meal out (one within walking distance), and an abundance of attractions nearby including Exmoor National Park.
A delightful holiday cottage perfect all year round for winter breaks and summer holidays, located in the pretty ancient village of Westbury-sub-Mendip between Wells and Cheddar at the foot of the Mendip Hills in Somerset. Ideal for those who enjoy walking, cycling, wildlife or simply relaxing with the village pub just a minutes walk away. 3 Star.
A magnificent riverside holiday home nestling beside a waterfall in a tranquil position just a mile from the Somerset village of Britton within easy reach of the Roman City of Bath and Bristol. A haven for wildlife and picturesque setting for celebrating a special occasion with friends or family.
An impressive large holiday home for fourteen guests in a beautiful tranquil setting yet just a short drive from the Roman City of Bath and the areas many attractions. An ideal venue for a get together of friends, family or celebration.
Nesting amongst an acre of the owners' grounds, Bramble is one of two holiday homes that sit in a rural setting amongst lovely countryside. The local Somerset village of Compton Dundon has a pub, and Glastonbury is only ten minutes away. Exmoor, Somerset's coast (and Devon's) and the areas many attractions are within easy driving distance. Stylish and with the use of a hot tub - what more could you ask for!
Sitting within an acre of the owners' grounds, Bracken at Church Farm is a romantic retreat for two which enjoys a rural setting amongst Somerset countryside. Just ten minutes from Glastonbury and within easy reach of the coast, the cottage is a good base for discovering the many attractions of the area. Offering a stylish interior, guests have the use of a hot tub and can enjoy a taste of country life.
A delightful holiday cottage affording stunning panoramic views on the edge of the Cotswolds. The area is a haven for wildlife and a perfect retreat to get away from it all, yet just a stones throw from the City of Bath.
Situated in the picturesque Mendip Hills in an Area of Outstanding Natural beauty, this spacious Four Star Gold awarded self catering cottage provides a peaceful retreat for couples at any time of the year with a log burner for winter breaks and lovely cottage garden for the warmer months. The perfect Somerset country retreat close to Wells, Bath, Bristol, Cheddar Gorge and Wookey Caves to name just a few. 4 Star.
With exceptional views, this beautifully furnished holiday home sits on the edge of the Cotswolds and is perfectly placed for visiting the spectacular nearby Roman City of Bath. A haven for wildlife, this is an ideal 'away from it all' with city attractions close by.
With previous owners including King Henry VIII, this historic impressive manor house is simply a prefect choice for celebrating a special occasion with friends or family. Sleeping up to twenty four you can spend some time being lord (or lady) of your own manor in a beautiful countryside setting near Sherborne Somerset.
An impressive large manor house, sleeping twenty two guests in West Somerset with excellent facilities to cater for large groups including an indoor pool, private lake, hot-tub, extensive grounds and impressive dining room. The ideal venue for friends and family to get together or celebrate a special occassions.
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About Somerset
Known for its impressive rolling hills, namely the Blackdown Hills, the Quantock Hills and the Mendip Hills, Somerset is a superb destination for some of the most relaxing walks in the UK. It is a pleasure to be able to choose from such a variety of scenic backdrops and routes as you explore the area at whatever pace you choose.
Somerset is steeped in history, with plenty of beautifully preserved sites to explore, like the dramatic Glastonbury Abbey, a ruin that was once a Christian sanctuary and is believed to be the site of the oldest church in Britain. The county is also famed for being the home to the Glastonbury Festival and England’s smallest city – the medieval city of Wells with its beautiful cathedral.
No trip to Somerset is complete without a visit to a brewery to sample some of the best ciders in the UK and to gain an insight into how they are produced. Cheddar Gorge is also a must to visit and one of the most iconic and impressive sites in England.
There’s no shortage of good food in this heavily agricultural county, with plenty of lively farmers markets to explore. Take time to sample the best in locally produced food, including the cheddar cheeses that the county is known for.
A laid-back way of life, beautiful English countryside and good food and drink make Somerset a brilliant UK holiday destination for couples, families, friends and dog-owners - a place to get away from it all and relax.
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