Weston-Super-Mare has been a favourite holiday destination for generations. Weston's lively side, with its Victorian pier, traditional seaside entertainments, and annual carnival is well known, but it is also a place of tranquil country walks, quiet views and breathtaking sunsets. Weston Hill Cottage is a beautiful holiday home on a quiet residential street. It's only a short walk from the centre of town, so guests are close to the beach, cafes, shops and bars, but it's far enough away from everything that you can still enjoy peace and privacy. The holiday cottage sleeps four people in two-bedroom and suits couples, families or friends.
There's nothing bland about Glastonbury, something the owner of Glastonbury Rose Cottage embraces wholeheartedly. This charming Victorian end-terrace holiday cottage is perfect for couples, families or friends, accommodating four people in two bedrooms with the potential to accommodate a fifth person if required. There is a view of Glastonbury Tor from the bedroom window, and you can walk to Glastonbury Abbey, cafes, shops, pubs and other local attractions. Wells, Wookey Hole and Clark's Shopping Outlet are all within easy reach, and you can also take a day trip to Stonehenge. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
This pretty holiday cottage is in a peaceful location within walking distance of two village pubs, the Rodney Stoke Reserve and the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It sleeps up to four people in two bedrooms and guests have access to beautiful gardens that include a four-acre apple orchard. The cottage is in a peaceful location within easy reach of places like Wells and Glastonbury and under an hour from Bath and Bristol. Beautiful walks and bike rides are accessible from the door, and there is a wealth of fantastic attractions nearby. Available to rent from April to October.
The coastal location and exceptional view from this well presented detached holiday home never fails to please. The light spacious accommodation set within large terraced gardens provides everything for a comfortable and relaxing holiday in a particularly beautiful and tranquil area of Exmoor. A great place for memorable stays with friends and family. Visit England 'We're Good to Go'.
Beehive Cottage has arguably the best views in the entire Exmoor National Park. The self-catering cottage, which was built in 1866 and sleeps four guests in two bedrooms, sits in a private location down a private lane, surrounded by fields with uninterrupted views down to Worthy Coombe and Porlock Bay. The South West Coast Path is only a few minutes' walk from the front door, while Porlock Weir and the Bottom Ship pub are just 1.5 miles away. Beehive Cottage is ideal for exploring Exmoor National Park's coast and country, giving easy access to beautiful attractions like the beaches at Lee Bay and Minehead, charming towns and villages such as Lynton and Dunster, and miles of paths, roads and trails for walking and cycling.
Beautifully presented, this welcoming self-catering holiday cottage sits in an idyllic position in Porlock within the Exmoor National Park in Somerset. Porlock beach is within walking distance of Rencott, as are the many amenities of Porlock village (including pubs and restaurants). Lovely moorland, riverside and coastal walks from the front door and a host of attractions for all ages.
The owners of Exmoor Farmhouse know how to make a family holiday in Somerset one to remember. The whitewashed farmhouse sits in peaceful countryside and enjoys outstanding views of Exmoor, yet is only a short walk from Withypool village and the Royal Oak pub. The house easily accommodates up to 14 guests in seven beautifully decorated bedrooms, while extensive gardens and four open fires plus underfloor heating make this a holiday cottage for all seasons.
Dating back to 1844, this cosy holiday cottage sits in an enviable position in the medieval Somerset village of Dunster with great restaurants, independent shops, ancient castle and easy access to Minehead for traditional seaside fun and beaches.
Dairy Cottage provides the perfect place to escape to the Exmoor National Park. Sitting in a tranquil position and one of just a few holiday homes which were formerly farm buildings, this charming self-catering cottage nestles amongst pasture land where you will see an abundance of wildlife including hares, red deer and the famous Exmoor ponies grazing freely. With easy access out onto Exmoor's dramatic moorland just by walking up the hill, and the vibrant riverside town of Dulverton just two miles away, Dairy Cottage is a great base for exploring this beautiful part of Devon with Tarr Steps, Dunkery Beacon, Dunster with its medieval castle and Wimbleball Lake all close by.
Escape to the beautiful surroundings of the Exmoor National Park in this charming barn conversion that is two miles from Dulverton. The one-bedroom cottage is entirely private and self-contained to provide a high standard of accommodation for one or two guests. It is one of a small group of self-catering properties on-site and is also perfect for couples who are on holiday with their extended family or friends but who want space and privacy. The Tarr Steps, Wimbleball Lake, Dunkery Beacon and Dunster Castle are all close, and there is an excellent choice of footpaths and mountain bike trails to enjoy.
Peaceful stone cottage in a quiet, private location in the Somerset countryside. The Cowshed sounds rustic but has been renovated to a high standard to accommodate up to two adults (and two dogs) who want somewhere special where they can spend time together without distraction. The location in the Brendon Hills puts beautiful Exmoor and Somerset countryside on the doorstep, and there is an excellent choice of local pubs and restaurants should you want to dine out.
Redway Lodge is a comfortable house in a great location with four ensuite bedrooms sleeping up to 12 people, and a layout that makes it as good for extended families and friends as it is for smaller families. Its elevated position above Porlock gives fantastic views over the village towards the sea, with three of the four bedrooms as well as the deck and garden enjoying beautiful water views. The village shop and pub are a five-minute walk away, with the coast and Porlock Weir around a mile from the house.
A pretty period stone cottage on a private farm in the heart of the Exmoor National Park, East Harwood Farm Cottage has fantastic walks from the front door, including to Dunkery Beacon and the ruggedly beautiful moors. The property is dog-friendly and sleeps up to four people in two bedrooms. At around a mile from medieval Timberscombe village, it is a relaxed stroll from The Lion Pub, and within easy reach of the coast at Minehead and Porlock.
With room for up to seven people to sleep in four bedrooms and a seafront location, Seagulls Rest is ideal for families and friends on holiday to Minehead. Everything is within easy reach so you can park the car and forget it for the week, walk, cycle or take a vintage steam train to explore the coast, countryside and Exmoor National Park. Minehead has been a favourite seaside resort for generations, and this Victorian cottage offers guests the chance to stay in a quiet spot that is still within walking distance of beaches, pubs and shops.
Coast and countryside come together beautifully in this period property. The three bedroom cottage sleeps up to five adults and is on the edge of the Exmoor National Park, just a few miles from the coast and within easy reach of the Quantock Hills, Minehead, Taunton and Bridgewater. There is plenty to see and do during your stay, including walking part of the Coleridge Way footpath which passes through the village. At the end of a busy day, put your feet up in the garden or in front of the log burner, or walk to the pub for a pint of local cider.
Buzzards is a charming holiday cottage in the peaceful countryside of Somerset within Exmoor's beautiful national park. With log burner for cosy breaks, plenty of character and stunning rural scenery, Buzzards offers the opportunity to relax and unwind with an abundance of attractions for day trips out throughout Somerset and also Devon. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Pretty as a picture, this lovely self catering cottage used to be part of the old village forge and today provides romantic holiday accommodation in the tranquil rural village of Wootton Courtenay. A walkers paradise with direct access onto Exmoor's stunning National Park.
The pretty medieval village of Dunster is a wonderful place to stay as it gives easy access to both the Somerset coast and Exmoor's beautiful countryside. Like many of the buildings in Dunster, Fuller's Mill has medieval roots, having once been a busy cotton mill powered by the stream that still flows alongside it. The cottage sleeps up to six people in three bedrooms and, being within walking distance of shops, pubs and a playground makes it ideal for families. Minehead, Porlock and Lynmouth are just a few miles away and there are walks and cycling routes from the door.
On a 1000 acre estate within the heart of Exmoor National Park, this beautiful impressive holiday home is ideal for large groups of friends or family, sleeping up to ten guests in five bedrooms (three en-suites). Sitting in large gardens, this delightful retreat offers plenty of space both inside and out, and affords wonderful views and fantastic riverside walks from the front door.
Sitting on the borders of Devon and Somerset, this home from home provides self-catering ideal for families who want to explore the areas many attractions. An idyllic tranquil setting within the boundaries of the Exmoor National Park with superb walking and cycling on the doorstep, as well as a good array of country pubs to visit and plenty of peace and quiet.
