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A uniquely appointed wood cabin sited under mature oak trees in our lovely garden. The Shack has one lovely room with kitchen area inc microwave, fridge and toaster, no cooker but a single electric ring. Items for breakfast will be left for your first night and you are welcome to request more. These include homemade bread and jam, milk, tea and coffee and cereal. Well insulated so warm in winter and cool in summer. 3 miles to the coast. A short drive to Exmoor or the Quantock hills. Meet our chickens and dogs, chill on the veranda listening to birds and the river, or stroll to the very local pub.

The Shack comprises a good size room with double bed. There's a kitchenette and your own bathroom with toilet, sink and our special galvanised metal shower! As we are keen to re-use and upcycle as much as possible you will find many examples of this in the shack. There's the pallet wood wall and floor which was taken up from an old pub skittle alley. Lights and other features hand made by ourselves in reclaimed wood.

The Shack is situated in the hamlet of Torre (pronounced tor) just a few yards from the river Washford. The White Horse pub is just a few metres away, has a beer garden next to the river and otters can occasionally be seen. We are pretty quiet yet not isolated and only 10 minutes from the coast at Blue Anchor. Washford has a lovely quirky small zoo which has great indoor and outdoor play areas and is enjoyed by adults and children alike. The Steam railway (which is the longest in the country) stops in the village and the train is often heard from our property. The neighbourhood is very friendly and welcoming. Our property is set in a small valley and there are many trees around. The sound of birds ( Inc owls) around the shack is lovely and we regularly get nuthatches, tree creepers, long tailed tits and goldfinches to our feeders. Sit on your terrace and listen to the river and relax...

A historic, rustic, one-bedroom, self-catering 'cottage' just inside Exmoor National Park with its own garden and streamside location. A bucolic, countryside setting ideal for walking, reading and relaxing by the fire... We are happy to provide the usual comfy towels and linens. There is one long, claw foot bathtub (sorry no shower) ideal for soaking. Food such as cereals, fresh eggs, cheeses, chutneys and hampers/picnics can be arranged. As can suppers. Please bear in mind the property is hundreds of years old. There is no central heating but radiators are throughout and the wood burner in the living room makes the place very cosy. There is an out of tune piano, library of books, maps and local information at your disposal along with a yoga deck, cottage garden (weeders welcome), picnic table. There is also an artist's studio available upon request/arrangement. The Hare & Hounds is Approximately 2 miles from Williton where the closest shops are. Closest train station: Taunton (taxis readily available). The 28 bus runs regularly between Taunton and Williton. We are situated on the "Coleridge Way" From Nether Stowey on the Quantock Hills, where Coleridge lived for three years, walk: the quiet and unspoilt northern fringes of the Quantock Hills through the villages of Holford, West Quantoxhead and Bicknoller. The little known Brendon Hills through the villages of Monksilver, Roadwater and Luxborough, across Lype Hill to Wheddon Cross the remote Exmoor moorland fringes of Dunkery Hill to the woodland village of Horner to reach Porlock, the end of your route, on the spectacular South West Coast Path. You will travel through a variety of landscapes: heathland, moorland, deciduous & coniferous woodland, farmland, deeply wooded valleys and historic villages with expansive views over to the North Somerset Coast and Wales. Every village has at least one pub to provide you with welcome refreshment. There are also a number of delightful tea rooms and village shops to visit. The Coleridge Way can be completed over three or four consecutive days, making it ideal for a short break. Stay for a few days and enjoy the high quality bed and breakfast accommodation along the way, all offering a friendly welcome and some providing a baggage transfer service to make your break even more relaxing. For a longer walking holiday the Coleridge Way links up with the South West Coast Path and the West Somerset Coast Path, enabling you to walk to Lynton or Watchet, both of which have strong links with the Romantic Poets.

Enjoy peaceful days in our luxurious retro-style aluminium caravan 'The Steam Rocket' overlooking the West Somerset Steam Railway. From this quirky caravan you can listen to buzzards and owls, and marvel at the night sky from your secluded deck.

Our Steam Rocket has a truly unique feature - the side wall lifts up and out bringing the countryside into the lounge. Soft and subtle lighting on the deck, the wall and in the lounge creates an amazing chilled out feel to your stay. The caravan is a cosy couples nest! Luxurious feather duvets, fluffy towels, flat screen tv's, all round music, and colourful crockery. The Steam Rocket's compact kitchen has a fridge, 3 burners, a combi oven, and all the necessary cooking utensils. For added warmth on cold evenings there is a heater and a heated towel radiator, extra fleecy blankets for sitting outside in the evenings, and hot water bottles to toast your feet! The bathroom has a good sized shower, a wash basin and a ceramic toilet. Full wifi is available for those who enjoy contact with the outside world.

The Steam Rocket is tucked away in our garden in a very small and quiet hamlet. From the garden there are numerous footpaths to take you on some memorable rural walks. The Quantock Hills and Exmoor are just a mile away and The Coleridge Way is on our doorstep. The old viking harbour village of Watchet is just over the hill with its bustling marina and quaint high street and tea shops.

Large double bedroom with sea views and private bathroom in our home on the edge of Minehead. Guests will have shared use of the common areas such as kitchen and sitting room. The property is an easy 10 minute walk from the centre of town and also withing a stones throw of North Hill and all its fantastic walking. A simple breakfast of toast, cereal and tea and coffee will be available on a help yourself basis. Tea & coffee making facilities are also in the bedroom.

This is our home and you will be left to your own devises. A key safe will allow entry and we won't necessarily be there on your arrival (there will always be someone at the property overnight and we will be on the end of the phone if you have any questions).

Cosy well insulated log cabin with double glazed windows. Flatscreen tv with Netflix and amazon is provided and good speed Wi-fi . There is cooking facilities with microwave, toaster, egg poacher and a kettle with tea and coffee provided.

Lovely log cabin with a bbq area and decking area for relaxing.

We are situated beside the West Somerset Railway route and it’s only a 5 minute walk to the harbour and town and local amenities.There are plenty of places to eat in the town and entertainment most weekends in some of the pubs. Parking is plentiful on road.

A double en suite room with TV and Wifi. It’s a great budget room for one person comfortably, two is cosy as its a 4ft double bed but the price may make it worth it to you! The room is in a self contained annex to the main house with one other air bnb room sharing a dining area and kitchenette. Breakfast is included. The space is popular for those who want to shower, sleep and go - ideal for cyclists, walkers, for those passing through or staying locally on a budget and especially HPC workers.

My space is aimed at people who want to crash for one or two nights or who want a room as a base for longer. There are two rooms - this being the smaller - both are modern, recently built, clean, and each room has an en-suite, TV and Wifi and a wardrobe. There is a fridge and a microwave in the shared kitchenette. The rooms are designed to be aimed at people who need a clean and comfortable bed, a shower but who aren't requiring an 'experience' like four poster beds or bacon breakfasts. There is oodles of parking. The rooms are slightly separated from the main house so you can have privacy or interaction - whichever you prefer - but this makes it easy for you to come and go when you wish. We could be like ships that pass in the night as I work out of the village but I am always on the end of the phone if needs be. The rooms operate very much stand alone so I may not be around when you arrive but this is made easy with a key safe and self entry. I try to make a point of saying hello but with my timings and guests’ itineraries we could possibly miss each other too. Unlimited tea and coffee facilities are in the communal area. There is also a small dining/seating area which is shared with the other room. Breakfast is provided (cereals, yoghurts and toast) but if you prefer there are also cafes both within walking distance or a car drive to beach or hillside cafes. I can advise you of the tried and tested places! I am in the centre of Williton but tucked away - the size and privacy of the house and garden is always a surprise. The garden is a work in progress and is slowly being tamed but you are welcome to sit out in it should you wish, either with breakfast or a glass of wine. Plenty of space for dogs to run around if you are bringing your fluffy friend with you (£5 fee tba). Cyclists and walkers are very welcome and I am increasing the facilities for these guests each year. The space has been popular with walkers, cyclists, people who crash as a stop off on a long journey to Cornwall, wedding visitors, Watchet Festival visitors and people working locally. If you are here for work - particularly Hinkley - I am happy to discuss long stay arrangements. I like to give any long stayers value for money if I can and the rooms are ideal for anyone who needs a clean, tidy place to sleep between busy periods of work or cycling or walking etc. If you need a bank, cafe, fish and chips, groceries, Indian supper, beer, hairdressers, post office, old fashioned iron mongers, country clothing or petrol they are a few minutes walk away. You can take a 15 minute walk to the Quantocks or Exmoor to start your day or take the steam train from the local station to a destination on the line and start there. The Coleridge Way, MacMillan Walk and South West Coast Path, as well as the West Somerset Coast Path are all within nodding distance. The Quantocks are popular with cyclists, there is a Jurassic beach full of fossils within a 5 minute drive and a plethora of places to pique your interest and I am happy to advise on any of these.

If you love the countryside then it is perfect. As well as convenient access to the Quantocks and Exmoor we also have the local beaches. At Doniford, you can not only walk for miles long the beautiful coastline but hunt for fossils. Why not walk to Watchet, enjoy a cafe meal and walk back over the hill? Or swim at Minehead. You can walk or cycle directly onto either the Quantocks or Exmoor from here. There are lots of local interest spots within striking distance, the nearest being Dunster Castle and Coleridge Cottage if you like history. You can explore the coastline or the countryside without being too far away from 'civilisation' or too far a journey away from the M5. Watchet has a marina, popular music venues and pubs. There are several pubs in Williton for food and drink too. The West Somerset Railway has a station in Williton from which you can access the line in both directions.

Equipped with the use of an outdoor swimming pool, this cottage is ideal for a family or small group who wish to explore Exmoor. . All on ground floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen. 2 bedrooms: 1 double (four poster) with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet, 1 twin with en-suite shower room and toilet.. Electric central heating, electricity and bed linen included. Travel cot. High chair. Shared washing machine. Electric cooker. Microwave. Wi-fi. Lawned garden with patio and furniture. Parking (2 cars). Outdoor heated swimming pool (3pm-6pm, weather permitting, end of May-end of August). No smoking.. Heated outdoor swimming pool/4 poster bed. Nestling in the foothills of the Brendons, this single-storey holiday cottage adjoins the owner’s period house, and offers use of an outdoor heated swimming pool and garden. Surrounded by 400 acres of the family farm, on which there are sheep, cattle and race horses, which you can watch on the gallops from the bedroom windows. Excellent walking on the hills and dramatic coastal footpaths. Visit Dunster, with its castle and deer park and Minehead, home of the West Somerset steam railway. The beach at Blue Anchor Bay is 2 miles away. Shop, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Overlooking Minehead harbour and beach this cottage has been sympathetically updated to combine traditional charm with modern comforts. Within walking distance of restaurants, pubs and shops. Discover the wilds of Exmoor or the South West Coastpath.

Sit on the window seat in the twin bedroom and take in the view over the water to Wales and the Quantock Hills in Somerset

The South West Coastpath can be walked from the doorstep of Anchor cottage. Minehead is known as the gateway to Exmoor with many footpaths and bridleways, and Dark Sky status.West Somerset Railway runs steam trains from Minehead to Bishops Lydeard with many stops along the way to explore.

Stamborough Cottage is set in a stunning location within Exmoor National Park. The property is on the outskirts of the thriving village of Roadwater, with a village shop, pub and many countryside and woodland walks. Our beautiful en-suite studio offers spectacular views and has recently been refurbished. It has its own private entrance, ensuring total privacy and includes a kitchenette containing a microwave, fridge, toaster and kettle. The studio is perfectly situated for exploring Exmoor.

Stamborough Cottage is set in a stunning location within Exmoor National Park and is perfect for those seeking quiet and tranquillity. Our beautiful studio room is self-contained with a private entrance to ensure you have privacy and seclusion during your stay. Several local country pubs, spectacular walks, beaches, local amenities and the renowned West Somerset Railway are all within a short drive away. Our romantic hideaway has wonderful, uninterrupted views out across the surrounding hills and on a clear day you can see across to Wales. Exmoor is a Dark Sky Reserve and come nightfall we are blessed with incredible star gazing. THE SPACE The ensuite studio room has recently been finished to a very high standard. The room has its own private entrance and the adjoining door to the main house is locked to ensure you have total privacy during your stay. The bedroom sleeps 2 and offers a twin or king size bed according to your preference. The room has a kitchenette that includes a fridge, microwave, toaster and kettle. It is also fully equipped with plates, bowls, cups, glasses and various utensils. We offer a washing up service to ensure that the only thing you have to do on your holiday is take time out and have fun! In your room on arrival you will find a welcome tray, which includes 2 x croissants, a pint of milk, butter and jam. We also supply tea, coffee and sugar. The room also has a dining table with 2 chairs, an armchair and a television. The bathroom has a luxury shower, washbasin and toilet. We provide all bedding and towels. If you are coming for a longer stay we can offer a clothes washing service at £4 a wash. We currently do not have a clothes dryer. Also if you would like to borrow an ironing board and iron please just ask. Outside, there is a garden front and back offering guests stunning views of the surrounding countryside and is perfect for morning coffee, an afternoon drink or some evening star gazing. From the carpark the studio is accessed through the side gate of the house. There are 3 small sets of steps that lead into the garden and then the Hideaway Studio is accessed via a stone ramp – historically it is thought that this room was a hay barn, before it was extended to become part of the original cottage that dates back to the 18th Century.

Stamborough Cottage is located on the outskirts of the thriving village of Roadwater. We are ideally located for exploring the majestic wilderness of Exmoor and the tourist spots around Minehead, Watchet, Porlock, Lynton and Lynmouth. We are within walking distance of the village pub - The Valiant Soldier - and the community shop. There are also several fabulous pubs to choose from within the area - one particular favourite is the Royal Oak at Luxborough. The cottage is just up from the famous Mineral Line and we have many wonderful walks and mountain bike trails from our doorstep – Roadwater is a great place to join the Coleridge Way. We are within easy reach of many Exmoor attractions including Tarr Steps, Dunkery Beacon, Wimbleball Lake, Cleeve Abbey, the market town of Dulverton, historic Dunster and the Doone Valley. We are also only 10 minutes drive away from the renowned West Somerset Railway, our nearest stop to board the steam train is Washford. We also offer many experiences that you can also book via Air BnB. If you fancy a bit of pampering during your stay your host is a highly experienced massage therapist and yoga, mindfulness and qi gong instructor. We also offer guided walks, Nordic Walking instruction and foraging experiences. Walking & Cycling on Exmoor Exmoor offers spectacular walks for both the experienced walker and those who prefer a gentle stroll and has over 1000km of footpaths and bridleways. There are also a huge variety of cycle routes within the park for all abilities. The National Park has wonderfully diverse terrains to offer, from rolling countryside hills, to dramatic heather-covered moorland, magical woodland paths and stunning riverside walks. Passing through Exmoor are several of the UK’s long distance routes including The Coleridge Way, The South West Coast Path, The Two Moors Way and The Exe Valley Way. • The Coleridge Way – a 51 mile route through the Quantock Hills, the Brendon Hills and Exmoor. • The South West Coastal Path – 630 miles of spectacular coastline stretching from Minehead in Somerset to the shores of Poole Harbour in Dorset. • The Two Moors Way – this 102 mile route runs from Ivybridge on the southern edge of Dartmoor National Park and Lynmouth on the North Coast of Exmoor. • The Exe Valley Way – a 50 mile route along the stunning river valley stretching from the South West Coast Path National Trail on the Exe Estuary to the village of Exford in Exmoor National Park. • The Tarka Trial – a 18- mile route that is most famous for the stunning cycleway section that runs between Braunton and Meeth in North Devon. • The Quantocks – in 1956 this area was awarded the national status of Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Quantock Common is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The hills are situated outside Exmoor but are well worth a visit both for cyclists and walkers. Activities Offered on Exmoor • Walking & Cycling – a huge diversity of trails for novices and experienced. Your hosts Manjula and Reuben are qualified Nordic Walking instructors and offer tuition and guided walks – see our experiences. • Horse Riding – there are many horse riding centres based on Exmoor. • Canoeing, Kayaking, windsurfing, Paddleboarding – all available at Wimbleball lake. • Safari’s – take a tour in a Landrover Defender over Exmoor exploring hidden corners, wonderful wildlife and scenic views and learn more about the history and folklore • Yoga, Qi Gong, Mindfulness Meditation – your host Manjula is an experienced teacher and offers private classes from Stamborough Cottage – the perfect way to stretch out aching muscles after a days activities! Please see our experiences. • Pampering – after all the activities, if you fancy a bit of pampering then you don’t have to leave the comfort of Stamborough Cottage. Manjula is a highly experienced Sports, Therapeutic & Aromatherapy Massage therapist. She also offers Reiki and Intuitive Healing sessions. ANNUAL EVENTS NOT TO BE MISSED ON EXMOOR • February – Snowdrop Valley at Wheddon Cross • May – Dunster Music Festival • Exmoor Coast and Moor Festival – Guided walks, wild flower trails, duck races, art exhibitions, open gardens and falconry. Try kayaking or rock climbing, take an evening walk to spy some nocturnal wildlife or enjoy a seashore safari or boat trip. • Simonsbath Festival – a celebration of all things Exmoor. • August - Dunster Show • October – Two Moors Festival – nationally renowned music festival. • Dark Skies Festival – Exmoor is one of only a handful of internationally accredited Dark Sky Reserves, making it one of the best places in the world for stargazing.

This large mobile home with a huge conservatory attached, recently refurbished & fully equipped to a high standard. Situated on our farm next to our small riding school. The main bedroom has a double bed, an ensuite toilet & wash basin. The second bedroom has two single beds. There is a bathroom with shower, toilet & washbasin. The large lounge has a cosy Woodburner, smart tv & king size sofa bed. The kitchen has all you would expect.

The conservatory has a utility space housing a dishwasher, washing machine and freezer. There is a dining table that seats 10 and a further sofa. There is ample parking although we ask for no more than 3 cars. The garden space is ideal for a barbecue.

This is a wonderful base for exploring the West Somerset Coastline, Exmoor and the Quantock Hills. The West Somerset Steam railway runs through the farm.

19 Holloway Street is a lovely family home, the room we let is on the ground floor, and has good wardrobe space, tea and coffee making facilities and free view TV. We benefit from high speed broadband of which is unlimited to yourselves. We are literally just around the corner from the high street thus accessing shops, restaurants and pubs are quite easy!! During the summer we welcome you to use our patio to relax for a tea/coffee.. or something stronger!

The room we let is on the ground floor and is quiet, it’s a large room with a King Size bed. The room itself will sleep two people, the pricing should work.. that there is a base price shown for one person and then a small supplement when two people occupy the room. As is mentioned further through the description we do offer accommodation only (no breakfast) but guest are welcomed to use the kitchen facilities in moderation

I’ve mentioned it in the ‘overall’ description but we are just off the Main Street of Minehead.. in fact about 60-70 meters from Minehead’s Costa Coffee. We have a good pub virtually opposite side of the road (The Queens Head) that does great food, just around the corner is one of Minehead’s best restaurants (Fausto’s), if neither of these appeal there’s always Weatherspoons just around the corner (also a fairly good stop for breakfast). In the bedroom we also have guides on ‘places to eat’ around the area - there’s lots!

Luxury shepherds hut, en-suite shower room and wood burner, set in our new planted orchard. We run a licensed riding school and have many friendly horses and ponies. This is a fully self contained unit, well equipped with a full size fridge, icebox, two ring hob, smart tv, wifi and a cosy bed. There is a lovely outdoor space with table and chairs and a wood fired pizza oven. You are within walking distance of the village with wonderful pubs, eateries and takeaways.

We have an outdoor log fired pizza oven and amenity area, you are welcome to wander around the yard and interact t with the horsesand ponies.

We are about half a mile from the Bristol Chanel coast, famous for its fossils and harbours. We are between the beautiful Quantock hills and Stunning Exmoor with a wonderful network of footpaths and bridleways. Horse accommodation is available too! There are pubs, shops, restaurants, fish and chips and public transport within easy walking distance. We are also with a short walk of Williton Station on the famous West Somerset Steam Heritage railway. Watchet, Dunster, Minehead, Porlock Lyndon & Lynmouth are within easy distance too.

My house is set in a steep valley on the edge of Exmoor with views to the surrounding hills. The village has a very well stocked shop, playing field, village hall and local pub with good food. It is ideally situated for exploring Exmoor, Minehead and the coast which is only 4 miles away. Roadwater is situated on the Coleridge Way for a convenient overnight stop. There is a large garden which guests are welcome to enjoy. Another room with bunk beds is on separate listing. Breakfast is included.

The guests’ bedroom is light and airy with views to the hills. There is a large garden next to a field (at time of writing with sheep and their lambs) which guests can enjoy as well as a light and airy conservatory. A breakfast consisting of cereal, fruit, toast and home made jam, with fruit juice, tea and coffee will be available either in the conservatory overlooking the garden or in the garden itself if the guests prefer, weather permitting. There is a bathroom for exclusive use of the guests with a bath and shower. There is also an additional small room with bunk beds suitable for children or if there are 2 guests wanting separate rooms. Please see separate listing

The village is set in a steep valley within Exmoor National Park at the foot of the Brendon Hills. The area is ideal, for walking and cycling and there are many lovely walks from the village itself and it is situated on the route of the Coleridge Way. The host can also recommend nearby horse riding. It is 8 miles from Minehead and 4 miles from the coast at Blue Anchor. There are many local attractions in the area

This lovely beach chalet is situated on Dunster Beach, which is located in Somerset. The chalet is 4 berth, self catering and is fully furnished with one bedroom with a double bed and an open plan lounge/fully fitted kitchen with a sofa bed, microwave, electric oven, fridge, freeview TV, DVD player. The bathroom has a washbasin and WC. There are enclosed patios to the front and rear of the chalet with table and chairs. The site has 5 shower blocks. Electricity is by £1 coin meter.

large lounge with patio doors leading to Balcony for those sea views wall mounted Tvs in the lounge and main Bedroom open plan fully fitted kitchen including Dish washer with Breakfast bar separate Dining Table 3 bedrooms 2 twins one Double with ensuite separate shower room fully central Heated private parking next to Caravan close to shop swimming and club steam train runs behind the site and lovely walks into the historic town of watchet Harbour

perfect for walkers steam train lovers fishing or just relax on the Balcony with a glass of wine and enjoy the views across the water of the welsh coastline and watchet Harbour to the left

My location is perfect for the sea views and fresh air

Flat totally renovated with new carpets . Television in sitting room and bedrooms. Choice of bedrooms-a single OR a double. Microwave, gas hob, large electric oven and mini electric oven. Heated towel rail, wood burning stove and electric reclining armchair. Very close to bus stop and all amenities (railway station,post office, shops and restaurants etc.)Free Wifi. Sea views from bedrooms and bright sunny eat-in kitchen. Centrally heated and doubled glazed. Washing machine.

The flat is bright, clean and new! It's close to everything includind6 our magnificent West Somerset Raikway

Lovely open-plan upstairs flat in the centre of Minehead. The property is grade-II listed building. Full of character, it is the oldest building in Minehead. Shops and cafes right on your doorstep. Beach is a 5 minute walk away. Blenheim Gardens, a beautiful local park is a 2 minute walk away.

Mid 19th century, recently restored cottage, next to church in the centre of the beautiful village of Dunster with its castle and medieval yarn market. Floral Cottage has been decorated in keeping with its age but to give a light, airy feeling and finished with quality antique furnishings.

The cottage is situated ideally in the village on a quiet, residential street but within a couple of minutes walk of all the facilities in Dunster, including the Castle. The ground floor consists of living area with large fireplace, underfloor heating, dining area and fully fitted kitchen leading out to a walled patio area with garden table and chairs. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, the front bedroom has a kingsized bed and the back bedroom is fitted with two single beds. There is a family bathroom with over bath power shower. Gas central heating via radiators is provided upstairs. Parking is available on the road opposite the cottage. Use of a shared communal garden is also available A welcome pack of grocery essentials together with a homemade cake and fresh flowers will be provided in the cottage on arrival.

The cottage is situated on a quiet residential street just a couple of minutes walk from the main street of Dunster. Amongst the many eating places, our favourites are Reeves for that special occasion and The Luttrell Arms with its traditional bar and good food.

This holiday chalet is located in a peaceful woodland setting with far reaching views to Exmoor National Park. This delightful pet friendly chalet is calm and relaxing and the ideal place to enjoy nature whilst leaving the worries and stresses of life behind. This area of outstanding natural beauty is perfect for nature lovers, walkers and cyclists, with plentiful footpaths and cycle routes right on the doorstep.

The chalet comprises lounge/dining room, kitchen, bathroom, storage room, double bedroom and single bedroom. The lounge is furnished in an attractive style with comfy sofa and relaxing chair, rugs on wooden floor and dining table. At the rear of this chalet is a woodland style fenced garden with seating, perfect for sitting and listening to wildlife. At the front of the chalet is a garden with parking for two vehicles.

The coastal village of Blue Anchor is 1.5 miles, popular for its beach and well known for its alabaster rocks, fishing, Driftwood café and West Somerset steam railway station. The historic and medieval market town of Dunster, with its imposing castle and individual shops and eateries is just 2 miles away. Watchet marina, has much to offer the visitor including elegant shops, a beach rich in reptile fossils, and Watchet steam railway station.

Situated in Minehead , Somerset, 400m meters from the South West trail, ideally located for walkers exploring Exmoor. 50 metres from the seafront, 400 metres from the shops, and 50 metres from beautiful Blenheim gardens. In 1906, Northfield cottage was converted from stabling. to a family home. The small double bedroom room with an adjoining private bathroom is tastefully decorated. furniture is new, bed, 12 inch memory foam medium hard mattress. 100% white cotton. Private entrance.

The room is light and cosy and has views of the garden. We have free Wifi. Minehead itself is ideally situated for an outdoor type of holiday, with excellent mountain biking routes nearby and the South West Coastal path only a short distance away. We also have some lovely restaurants and tea room, and a watersports school. Our nearby villages of Dunster, Porlock, Dulverton, Lynton and Lynmouth are a short drive away and are lovely places where one can spend a pleasing afternoon. We have space for parking your car, less than 5 metres from your front door The house is quiet with no noise from neighbours or pubs, and it is well lit for finding your way back to at night. You are welcome to use our patio with a dining area and also we have a garden table and benches you may make use of.

We are close to beach, close to a beautiful park which often has live music at weekends, and is a lovely place to picnic. We are 400 metres from the West Somerset steam railway and the main shopping centre which has a cafe culture and is on the flat for walking. It is a very safe neighbourhood with little crime.

Ash Bungalow is in terrace of four self catering holiday bungalows with panoramic views over Blue Anchor Bay. Close to Exmoor, Blue Anchor beach and the West Somerset Railway. Private gardens with sea and steam railway views. Fully wheelchair accessible. dogs welcome. Walk, cycle, fish, play golf or go horse riding. All of this is possible either from your front door or within a short drive. Also available at no extra cost, peace, comfort, cleanliness and amazing sea and moor land views!

The Snug is a cosy cottage ideal for a couple or friends looking for some time away. With a log burner and a bedroom with exposed beams offering views over Dunkery Beacon, you might never want to leave the house! Freshly renovated and located in the centre of the village of Timberscombe, The Snug is an ideal location for short to medium length breaks or those who are planning on spending the majority of their time in the great outdoors.

Downstairs we have a cosy lounge with a log burner and a small kitchenette (mini fridge, kettle, tea and coffee), allowing you to make a warm drink after a day exploring Exmoor. Upstairs is the king sized bedroom and the bathroom. Please note that this is an old cottage, so the stairs are fairly steep. We are happy to welcome well behaved dogs (one medium sized or maximum of two small), but please do not allow dogs on the furniture or upstairs, or leave them unattended. Please also note that there is no garden with The Snug. However there are many walks and places to toilet your dogs a few metres from the front door. For those looking to stay connected whilst away, we have fibre broadband with a dedicated guest mesh WiFi network, meaning you will have fast and reliable internet. Phone signal is generally good in the village. Vodafone, EE, and O2 customers should get 4G reception. ‘Three’ customers may struggle indoors, but WiFi calling is possible on our WiFi.

Timberscombe is a traditional farming village in the Exmoor National Park and is in prime position for exploring the surrounding area. In the village itself we have a fantastic pub, The Lion Inn, which is highly recommended for a meal and a drink. Conveniently it's just a few doors down, so within easy stumbling distance! There's also a local shop and Post Office should you need to top up on essential supplies. We're a three mile (six minute) drive to the historic medieval village of Dunster. Alternatively you can walk there via Nutcombe Bottom forest, which contains the tallest tree in England! We are also ideally placed to enjoy Snowdrop Valley, which is a spectacle not to be missed if you're visiting in the winter. Minehead is six miles (10 minutes) down the road, and contains all of the amenities you could require for a week away. There are three supermarkets (Tesco, Morrisons, and Lidl) all within a stones throw of each other. Exmoor is a walking and cycling (road or mountain) heaven. We’ve created a list of our favourite routes, which you can find in your Guest Handbook when you arrive. These are a combination of spectacular routes leaving from the front door, and those further afield which you’ll need to travel to. Horse riding and fishing are two of the other major hobbies, with plenty of locations to give these a go. Golfers can find Somerset’s oldest golf course down at Minehead, which is a links course based on the coast. For the more adventurous, Wimbleball Lake and Porlock Weir are both a 20 minute drive away, and allow for swimming, kayaking, and other water sports. For those looking for beaches, Minehead is big and sandy and great for a family day out. Porlock and Bossington are quieter, but are pebbly. A bit further afield are the magnificent Woolacombe and Croyde beaches which are famous for surfing.

Ideal for couple and the family pets, this first floor apartment provides a convenient base for exploring North West Somerset and East Devon.. All on the first floor. Living/dining room: With Freeview TV, DVD player, CD player and single sofa bed (for flexible sleeping arrangements). Kitchen: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge and washing machine. Bedroom: With double bed. Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated towel rail. . Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Highchair (available on request). Welcome pack. Landscaped grounds with sitting-out area and garden furniture (shared with owner and other apartment). Allocated parking for 1 car ini private car park. No smoking. Please note: There is an unfenced pond in the grounds.. Robin’s Nest Apartments, situated above the owner’s popular coffee shop, offer a very good level of first and second floor accommodation. They are located in the heart of the pretty, medieval village of Dunster. If you are looking for the perfect base whilst exploring this popular part of Somerset, then look no further. To add to their appeal, the owner is happy for you to bring your pets so you can really enjoy your holiday. There are shared grounds where you can sit out after a busy day of sightseeing. All the delights of Dunster are on the doorstep. The apartments are almost next door to the entrance to Dunster’s imposing National Trust castle with a working water mill, deer park and ancient priory. The bustling high street has a range of shops and plenty of places to enjoy an afternoon tea or an evening meal. Dunster is also host to the annual ’Dunster by Candlelight’ festival. Held in December, this really is a spectacular event, so book early. Both apartments have an allocated parking space in the National Trust overflow car park which is just a short walk from the apartments. During your stay at Robin’s Nest, there is much to see and do. There is superb scenery and walking on the South West Coastal Path or inland on Exmoor with highlights such as Dunkery Beacon, Tarr Steps and Countisbury Head. Looking towards Minehead, there is a good range of shops and amenities. It is also home to the West Somerset Steam Railway which runs between Minehead and Bishop’s Lydeard. Further along the coast are the villages of Watchet, Porlock and Porlock Weir. The Victorian villages of Lynmouth and Lynton, famous for the National Trust’s Watersmeet Gorge, Valley of the Rocks and the funicular cliff railway, are well worth a visit. The nearest beaches are at Dunster and Blue Anchor. There is also fishing, golf, horse riding and cycling all available locally. Beach 1 mile. Shop and restaurant 10 yards, pub 30 yards. Free WiFi

This cottage faces the Priory of St George church, in the 15th and 16th Century Dunster village. Dunster Castle and the village high street are a few minutes’ walk away. This is the perfect place for long walks and exploring Somerset and Devon. Dunster is peaceful, quiet and has retained all the charm of a medieval trading village. This cottage is suitable for couples, families, artists, writers, walkers, responsible pet owners with well-behaved pets, nature lovers and history enthusiasts.

There are three bedrooms, one with bunk beds, one with a double bed and one with a king size bed, all come complete with bedding and bed linen. A bath towel is provided for each guest and hand towels are laid out in each bathroom. Lounge: This is a cosy family room with a stunning traditional range, Freeview TV with DVD player, two sofas and a comfy reading nook with armchair and footstool. Kitchen: The kitchen is fully stocked with everything you need to cook any meals, including pots, pans, cooking utensils, knife block, combined electric oven and grill, gas hob, fridge, washing machine, microwave, toaster, crockery, cutlery, as well as children’s cups, bowls and plates. Room 1: This is the bunk bed room, with a beautiful large window overlooking the church and its grounds. There is a wardrobe and a few toys and books for visiting children to enjoy. The bunk beds are for children or light and nimble adults. Room 2: This double bed room has an original window overlooking the church, bedside table, a full-length mirror and wardrobe. Room 3: This king bed room has an en suite bathroom with a corner bath, sink and toilet. This bedroom has two wardrobes, a full-length mirror, a bedside table and a lot of floor space, with plenty of natural light from the skylight window. Bathroom: This is situated on the first floor, it includes a corner shower, toilet and sink with large mirror. The property includes gas central heating, WiFi, local history literature, DVDs, board games and some fiction books for your enjoyment. All cleaning products and toiletries are natural without parabens and SLS, as well as being Vegan Society approved. Hand soap, body wash, shampoo and conditioner are all provided for your convenience. Children are very welcome. A travel cot and high chair/ booster seat are available on request. Pets are welcome, though we politely request that they are kept downstairs. Food and water bowls are available.

This property is perfect for walkers, families and couples who want to explore this beautiful and peaceful medieval village on the edge of Exmoor National Park. There are pubs, restaurants and cafes all within a minute or two’s walk from the house, including the Luttrell Arms pub and restaurant, Chapel House cafe and Reeves fine dining restaurant. The cottage is also a leisurely 4 minute walk from Dunster Castle and in the heart of the village. There is little light pollution, so the sky is beautiful on a clear night. The cottage is ideally located for wedding guests attending the Tithe Barn, which is a short walk through the church yard or Dunster community garden. Unfortunately, as this is a quiet area, we do not allow parties or stag and hen groups.

A detached cottage set in four acres enjoying a secluded position on the edge of the Exmoor National Park. The medieval village of Dunster is a 10 minute stroll away with pubs, restaurants, small shops, tea rooms and Dunster Castle (NT). The area is ideal for woodland, coastal and moorland walks. Minehead is a few miles away with its beach, shops, golf course and steam railway. The owners live in the adjacent cottage and are pleased to welcome you and be of any help during your stay.

Lovely cottage set in four acres of land comprising an orchard, woodland and paddocks. Ideal location for country, coastal and moorland walks

Pennywood sits alone down a country lane just a short stroll into Dunster village yet just a few minutes drive to Minehead town which has 3 main supermarkets, pubs, shops etc. We are situated on the edge of the Exmoor National Park which is positively stunning! Dunster beach is close by too so we have the best of both worlds... moors and sea!

Glamping for the independent. Shepherds hut with kingsize sofa bed, wood burner, kitchen area, table etc., In secluded valley on exmoor. Freedom to roam in woods and fields on farm. Excellent walking, mountain biking, bird watching etc., Off grid

The shepherds hut location is in a secluded valley next to a stream. We will transport you and your bags down to the hut ( approx 1/4 mile, 10 min walk from house) and will bring you back on day of departure. The shepherds hut is clean, comfortably furnished, and has sleeping for two with small kitchen facilities. It has a wood burner for heating or cooking purposes if needed. There is also a fire-pit for cooking with fuel. (extra fuel can be collected from our woods) and a gas ring for those who don't want to bother with camp fires. There is no electricity and light is by gas,solar powered light or candle. Spring water is available at standpipe. There are composting toilet facilities and an outdoor hot shower. The hut will be stocked with the basics e.g. tea / coffee and you will be able to buy eggs, from us, but you will need to bring other food for cooking over the campfire with you. There is a small fridge. You may require wellies or boots, head torch, rucksack. There is no phone signal at the hut but Vodafone is available if you walk back up to the house. The walk to and from the hut requires a basic level of fitness.

Neighbourhood; On exmoor. Near the sea. Lots of outdoor pursuits. Walking, Canoeing, Coasteering, Fishing, Safari, Pony trekking. Castles; Good pubs and restaurants. West Somerset Railway.

Garden Retreat is a cottage style apartment within a tastefully converted Victorian coach house and stables. Garden retreat sleeps two in a double bedroom with an onsuite shower room. There is an open plan kitchen living room with a dinning table and two sofas. Double French doors open on to a private patio area and which then leads in to the walled garden of Periton Park Court.

Periton Park Court is a secluded location at the end of a third of a mile private drive. With plenty of space for parking. It is surrounded by 30 acres of its own gardens, pasture and woodland with direct access to the Exmoor National Park. Guests also have access to Periton Park Courts heated outside swimming pool which is open from May to September. The gardens at Periton Park host an abundance of bird life including regular visits from a family of Ravens which we feed on the front lawn. Red Deer can be seen in the fields and they often take advantage of grazing our lush lawn in front of the house. From the walled garden to the rear of the house there are views across our fields, to the woods and a glimpse of the Bristol Channel.

PERITON PARK Provides a gateway to EXMOOR NATIONAL PARK. A fenced track crosses our fields to the south provides direct access to the Park. A perfect playground for Walkers, Mountain Bikers and Horse riders. For the adventurous Mountain Biker there are tracks prepared by local enthusiasts in the woods just south of Periton. Be prepared it's not flat. This is EXMOOR. If you haven't yet discovered Exmoor you are in for a treat. It is the undiscovered corner of the south west with quiet country lanes and uncrowded beauty spots even in the busy July/August months. Those that have discovered Exmoor return again and again. Beware, quite a number of our regular visitors have become so enchanted by the area they now live here!! For beach lovers there are a number of beaches within a short distance, Minehead Beach/Harbour 1.5 miles, Dunster Beach 3 miles, Blue Anchor Beach 5 miles, Porlock Weir Harbour/Beach 5 miles. The famous surfing beaches at Woolacombe & Croyde are approximately 90 minutes west by car on roads with some spectacular scenery to view as you cross Exmoor. Why not visit Lynmouth on the way (about 30 minutes west of Periton.)

Quaint 19th century cottage situated in Roadwater village in beautiful Exmoor National park. 2 bedrooms, one double and 2 singles, kitchen dining room, shower room, sitting room with log burner, dining room with open fire. Parking for 2 cars and garden 20 meters from house. The cottage is situated right on the famous mineral line and Coleridge way. Situated 100m from a beautiful country pub and village shop.

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Roadwater is a beautiful Exmoor village situated on the famous mineral line and nearby Coleridge Way. The village is at the heart of spectacular walks and also has a great pub serving hot homemade meals and a local village shop. The cottage is 50 meters from both of these.

This very spacious self catering property is an attached annex with two seperate entrances located just off the A39 on the outskirts of Minehead . Totally self contained, it comprises a kitchen, bedroom, shower room, hall, exceptionally large lounge and a porch with seating and hooks for coats umbrellas etc. Set within secluded countryside and adjoining the Exmoor National Park with great views from the windows .

Convienently just off the A39 set up a steep incline in a private and peaceful location ideal for country lovers with an abundance of wildlife yet just a five minute drive to the centre of Minehead which is a vibrant and interesting small town with a beach and historic harbour .

Set amidst trees and paddocks on the side of a combe (small valley) it's a great place to relax (guests are welcome to use the outdoor furniture if they wish to relax on the patio or in the garden) . Minehead is a most attractive town with a sandy beach, interesting historical harbour , lots of shops, pubs, restaurants, a theatre, beautiful park where concerts are held in the summer, activity sports centre, bike hire shops and any number of interesting shops. A steam train travels from Minehead to Bishops Lydieard from the station near the beach . The delights of Exmoor National Park with innumerable walking, horse riding and cycling routes are just next door . The Grabbist Ridge behind the property is outstanding for hardcore mountain biking . The National Trust castle in it's fairytale setting is open to the public just outside the medieval village of Dunster which is just a short drive away.

Bay View apartment has uninterrupted sea views. With a new kitchen, and flooring. We love the fact that you can sit and have a meal looking out to sea in all weathers,it is always changing Watching the RNLI life boats practice on a Sunday morning is interesting. The apartment is just a few yards away from a large park with play area for children, and an ideal place to walk and take dogs. There is a very good pub just down the road and it is very easy to walk into the town itself.

The space in the flat is only available to the people who have booked it.

Close to a park and good walking. The Old Ship aground pub has a very good reputation and all easily in walking distance. Mine head town centre is in easy walking distance, so no need to take the car out all the time.

This room is a double (4’6” bed) en suite with TV and WiFi. The room is clean, fresh, includes breakfast and is most suitable for anyone who wants to shower, sleep and go - great for local contractual workers (Hinkley Point), busy cyclists and committed walkers or if you are passing through or staying locally on a budget. There is the use of a shared kitchenette with microwave and dining space and garden. Great value if you want a great place to crash on a budget as opposed to four poster beds!

My space is aimed at people who want to crash for one or two nights or who want a room as a base for longer. There are two rooms - this being the larger - both are modern, recently built, clean, and each room has an en-suite, TV and Wifi and a wardrobe. There is a fridge and a microwave and kettle in the shared kitchenette. The rooms are designed to be aimed at people who need a clean and comfortable bed, a shower but who aren't requiring a more expensive 'experience' like four poster beds or bacon breakfasts. There is oodles of parking. The rooms are slightly separated from the main house so you can have privacy or interaction - whichever you prefer - but this makes it easy for you to come and go when you wish. We could be like ships that pass in the night as I work out of the village but I am always on the end of the phone if needs be. The rooms operate very much stand alone so I may not be around when you arrive but this is made easy with a key safe and self entry. I try to make a point of saying hello but with my timings and guests’ itineraries we could possibly miss each other too. Unlimited tea and coffee facilities are in the communal area. There is also a small dining/seating area which is shared with the other room. Breakfast is provided (cereals, yoghurts and toast) but if you prefer there are also cafes both within walking distance or a car drive to beach or hillside cafes. I can advise you of the tried and tested places! I am in the centre of Williton but tucked away - the size and privacy of the house and garden is always a surprise. The garden is a work in progress and is slowly being tamed but you are welcome to sit out in it should you wish, either with breakfast or a glass of wine. Plenty of space for dogs to run around if you are bringing your fluffy friend with you (£5 fee tba). Cyclists and walkers are very welcome and I am increasing the facilities for these guests each year. The space has been popular with walkers, cyclists, people who crash as a stop off on a long journey to Cornwall, wedding visitors, Watchet Festival visitors and people working locally. If you are here for work - particularly Hinkly Point - I am happy to discuss long stay arrangements. I like to give any long stayers value for money if I can and the rooms are ideal for anyone who needs a clean, tidy place to sleep between busy periods of work or cycling or walking etc. If you need a bank, cafe, fish and chips, groceries, Indian supper, beer, hairdressers, post office, old fashioned iron mongers, country clothing or petrol they are a few minutes walk away. You can take a 15 minute walk to the Quantocks or Exmoor to start your day or take the steam train from the local station to a destination on the line and start there. The Coleridge Way, MacMillan Walk and South West Coast Path, as well as the West Somerset Coast Path are all within nodding distance. The Quantocks are popular with cyclists, there is a Jurassic beach full of fossils within a 5 minute drive and a plethora of places to pique your interest and I am happy to advise on any of these.

If you love the countryside then it is perfect. As well as convenient access to the Quantocks and Exmoor we also have the local beaches. At Doniford, you can not only walk for miles long the beautiful coastline but hunt for fossils. Why not walk to Watchet, enjoy a cafe meal and walk back over the hill? Or swim at Minehead. There is lots of local interest spots within striking distance, the nearest being Dunster Castle if you like history. You can explore the coastline or the countryside without being too far away from 'civilisation' or too far a journey away from the M5. Watchet has a marina, popular music venues and pubs. There are several pubs in Williton for food and drink too.

A luxury fully self contained cabin set in our beautiful orchard. Lovely outdoor space with a log fired pizza oven. Plenty of parking on the farm. An ideal location for the West Somerset Coast, Quantock Hills and Exmoor. Walking distance of the West Somerset Steam railway. The village of Williton is within an easy stroll, plant of pubs, coffee shops, fish & chips and pubs. A fantastic footpath network runs from the farm. Interact with out horses and ponies or book a riding lesson if you wish.

Walk around the farm and stables, filled with our much loved horses and ponies, enjoy sunsets in the lovely orchard with a gin and tonic or cook pizza in the log fired pizza oven. On winter evenings snuggle up in from of the Woodburner and enjoy watching a favourite film on the smart tv.

The farm is right beside a footpath that links to both the West Somerset Coast Path and the Macmillan Way for fabulous walking. The West Somerset Railway is a short walk away and runs through the farm. You can arrive by public transport if you choose as there is a bus route nearby. We run a small but busy riding school on the farm, enjoy our wonderful horses and ponies or why not book a riding lesson? We are ideally located for the Quantock Hills and Exmoor, the harbour town of Watchet (do visit “Pebbles” tavern). Dunster Village and Castle are definitely worth a visit, Porlock Weir, Lynton and Lynmouth would definitely be high on the list too!