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House in West Bagborough, Nr. Taunton, Somerset, England - Perfect Place For Getting Family And Friends Together!

Lots of lovely walks, beaches, scenery in the area. Property located on the edge of the Quantock Hills, area of outstanding natural beauty.

The Old Stable is nestled in a beautiful Farmhouse garden at the foot of the glorious Quantock Hills. Spacious, fully equipped, oozing with character & sleeping up to 5 guests. A peaceful haven to relax & unwind & a perfect base to explore the scenic footpaths, enjoy horse riding, cycling, fishing, pub lunches, cream teas & trips to the coast. A sunny courtyard with pretty garden views & a cosy wood burner awaits for those cooler months. Home to chickens, ducks, sheep and Indie the spaniel.

Within the converted Old Stable there is an open plan kitchen/living/dining area and a large bedroom area divided into two by an open original Stable stall. On one side is a double bed and single bed and on the other side a double bed. There is a modern shower room with an electric shower, a wood burning stove, private south facing courtyard and ample parking to the front of the farmhouse.

We are located high up on the edge of the village of Spaxton with fantastic views over Bridgwater Bay across to Wales. On a clear day you can see Glastonbury Tor, Flat Holm and Steep Holm. The village is semi rural with several working farms and a whole network of footpaths taking you across the unspoilt countryside. Hawkridge reservoir is half a mile away and popular with the fishermen. Enmore golf club is 2 miles away. There are numerous horse riding stables within the vicinity. Spaxton community stores and post office stock a wide range of local produce, alcohol and daily essentials. The Lamb Inn is very popular and offers great food and has a lovely beer garden. The County town of Taunton is 7 miles away and Bridgwater is 5 miles away. Exmoor National Park and the Somerset Coast are a short drive away. The area has an abundance of wildlife. There are some fantastic bird watching spots, wild ponies can be seen on the beautiful scenic walks and deer rutting can be witnessed in the autumn.

Located at the foot of the Quantock Hills, within the curtilage of Gothelney Hall (a beautiful Grade I listed farmhouse, family home and working farm), the Stableblock is a recently and lovingly restored space which can accommodate up to 4 people for cosy, romantic & family friendly retreats in the heart of the countryside. Eat, Drink, Do.

In the heart of the English countryside and at the foot of the Quantock Hills, Gothelney Hall and the land on which it stands has been settled on as far back as 1026. Referenced "Godelege" (Good Meadow) in the Doomsday Book, and renamed "Gothelney" ('open fields') in Anglo Saxon times the land here has been farmed for over a thousand years. Its current guardians, we are in the midst of a process of renovation of the Hall and its outbuildings, the Stable Block being the most recent (and completed) example. We offer its spacious, yet warm and characterful environment for your exclusive use during your stay.

Owing to the large number of visitors we encounter on their way too or from Cornwall we are available for 1 night stays. But please please consider extending your trip, this is a worthy destination in its own right - hunker down by the log burner and play board games in December, or enjoy exploring the farm and fresh air in the warmer months. We'd like to think this is the idyllic rural retreat rather than one night stopover!

The 2 lets Tilbury View & Tilbury Cottage are in a converted barn in the grounds of a 17th century farmstead above West Bagborough in the Quantock Hills - an Area of Outstanding Beauty. Walk to an exceptional local pub and within the farm's 50 acres.

Tilbury farm has 2 Holiday Lets located in the same barn and seperated by the guest laundry. The converted barn has one en-suite bedroom with a king size bed sleeping two guests very comfortably. There is a separate living room with open plan kitchen. Within the living room there is a TV with DVD player.

The farm is located high up on the Quantock Hills with amazing far-reaching views and access to miles of footpaths / mountain bike cycling paths.

A double room with comfortable double bed, bed side lamp and storage space, toilet &bathroom. The house is located in a very quiet cul-de-sac, with ample on and off road parking. You are welcome to use other shared areas of the house including the lounge and conservatory. We offer to serve you breakfast.

There are 3 pubs in the village,post office with tea rooms. The G .P sudgery is also available within the village and 2 convinient stores for most of your groceries

Nether Stowey lies at the foot of the Quantock Hills - which are designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - just off the A39. The perfect location for walkers and cyclists, with enough local attractions for those looking for a more relaxed break. Nether Stowey has a long and interesting history. It is the starting point of the Coleridge Way. The Coleridge Way is famous for its links with the Romantic Poets Samuel Taylor Coleridge and William Wordsworth. The older part of the village is in a conservation area. The village has two pubs, the Rose and Crown and The Ancient Mariner; the latter serves food at lunchtime and evenings. There are a good selection of convenient stores , a small library and the village post office also houses the Quantock Tearoom.

Cosy 1 bed converted dairy – part of a Grade II listed Somerset Long House on a small working livestock farm. Dog- Friendly. There is direct access to public footpaths across the farm land & common land leading to the Southwest Coastal Path. Lots of characterful original features, log burner, kitchen, large double bed, and Wi-fi. Nearby to many natural beauty spots, including the Quantock hills, Steart Marshes and the Jurassic coastline at Kilve beach (ideal for fossil hunters).

Previously a working farm building dating back to the 1600s, the Dairy at Zine Farm has been lovingly converted into a self-contained 1 bed apartment with its own lounge and fully equipped kitchen and tons of original character thanks to its exposed wooden beams and original stone walls. Also, we're dog friendly, so your furry friends are most welcome to stay with you. Kitchen area includes: Large fridge freezer, Electric oven and grill, microwave, kettle, toaster, plates and cooking utensils Lounge: Sofa Multi-fuel stove with logs included Dining table and chairs TV with Freeview Wi-Fi Bedroom: Large double bed with bedside lights and dresser table. Bathroom: Toilet, basin and shower with shampoo and soap included. Washing Machine and Iron are available upon request from the main farm house. We live in the main farmhouse opposite the property and are very flexible to make your stay hassle free whenever able. By prior arrangement and at very reasonable additional cost we can assist with transport to local pubs, restaurants, airports or other locations. We can also assist with some catering options to get up to or return to if planning an early start or a long day out. All by prior arrangement. Just message us before or after your booking and we'll assist in any way we can.

The Dairy at Zine Farm is ideally located for many areas of natural beauty and scientific interest nearby. It is close to Steart Marshes which draws birdwatching enthusiasts from all over the area and the coast at Stolford beach, which is part of the designated South West Coastal Path. A short drive away, you'll find the Jurassic coastline at Kilve (a haven for walkers and fossil hunters) and the Quantock Hills: an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with far reaching views across the region and the Bristol channel. There are also the villages of Stogursey, Combwich and Cannington nearby, offering a range of pubs, convenience stores and post offices. 30-40 mins drive away are the larger Somerset town's of Taunton, Minehead, Williton & Bridgwater.

Nether Stowey is a small village within the Quantock hills which is an area of outstanding natural beauty. The village consists of 2 convenience stores and various pubs, all of which are in short walking distance. There are many tourist attractions located within a few miles of Nether Stowey such as West Somerset railway, National Trust Dunster Castle and Thomas Coleridge cottage which is only a short stroll away. There are also a number beaches and beautiful walks on the Quantock hills.

The cottage has recently been refurbished to a high standard maintaining the original 17th century cottage feel with limestone flooring, exposed beams and an Inglenook fireplace with a log burner which you can relax in front of on a comfy sofa and chairs. The recently refitted kitchen offers a cottage kitchen feel but is equipped with all the modern appliances and equipment desired. There is a hallway at the rear of the property which leads to the bathroom where you will find towels before you choose between a shower or a soak in the bath before heading upstairs to either the king size or the 2 single divan bedroom where freshly made beds await you. At the rear of the property there is a courtyard with chairs and tables where you can sit and catch the summer sun.

The Granary is a delightful detached south facing barn conversion with fabulous views situated in Over Stowey in the foothills of the Quantocks - an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the first designated in the UK. The Granary offers exceptional, spacious self catering accommodation for two. It is an ideal base for exploring this beautiful area with its free roaming herds of wild red deer and Quantock ponies.

Ideal for walkers, the recently designated Coleridge Way starts from the National Trust owned Coleridge Cottage in the neighbouring village of Nether Stowey. For cyclists, the Quantocks have miles of cycling trails and here at the Granary we can offer plenty of storage for biking equipment. For birdwatchers and walkers alike, we are within 15 minutes' drive of the stunning new Steart Marshes reserve, run by the Wildfowl and Wetland Trust.

We are in a rural location, with the Quantock Hills within less than a 5 minute drive and a Forestry Commission Forest just down the road. Coleridge Cottage, a National Trust Property, is in the nearby village of Nether Stowey. The stunning new nature reserve at Steart Marshes is less than 15 minutes away, as is North Somerset's Jurassic Coast.

At the foot of the beautiful Quantock Hills and only 4 miles from the coast, the perfect location for walkers and cyclists, with enough local attractions for those looking for a more relaxed break.

A small double room with comfortable double bed, hanging space, tea/coffee making facilities and exclusive use of adjacent bathroom. Also a range of maps, books and local information are provided. The room overlooks the garden and Nether Stowey Castle Mount, from which there are beautiful views.

Nether Stowey lies at the foot of the Quantock Hills - which are designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - just off the A39. First mentioned in Anglo-Saxon times as an agricultural settlement and in the Doomsday Book as being one of four separate manors, Nether Stowey has a long and interesting history. It is the starting point of the Coleridge Way The Coleridge Way and is famous for its links with the Romantic Poets Samuel Taylor Coleridge and William Wordsworth. The older part of the village is in a conservation area. The village has two pubs, the Rose and Crown and The Ancient Mariner; the latter serves food at luchtime and evenings. There are a good selection of shops, a small library and the village post office also houses the Quantock Tearoom. The Mount - Nether Stowey Castle - was a Norman motte-and-bailey castle, built in the 11th century. It has been designated as a Scheduled Ancient Monument and there are fantastic views from the top. Only 9 miles from the M5 Nether Stowey is easily accessible from any part of the country. There are regular rail and coach services to Bridgwater (8 miles). Perfect for keen walkers and cyclists, we are 4 miles from the West Somerset coast, 2 miles from the top of Quantock Common, 8 miles from the start of Exmoor.

Spacious king or twin room with ensuite in a beautiful, Georgian retreat house in rural Somerset village. AONB - Quantock Hills. 15 mins drive from coast. Great base to explore the area - Quantocks, Somerset levels, Glastonbury, Minehead, Dunster etc. Relaxed and welcoming. Calm, peaceful atmosphere. No TVs in rooms. Easily accessible from M5, Taunton or Bridgwater. Simple breakfast included.

The house is very quiet and perfect for people who want to get away from it all and have some peace. The bedrooms are stunning with ample space and a lovely view. Breakfast is in the guest dining room. It is a simple breakfast of local bread, preserves and cereals with fresh brewed tea and coffee. There is a drawing room that guests can use in the evenings when it is not in use for other activities - yoga, meditation and retreats may be taking place in it. Please ask if you would like a place in a class or activity. Packed lunches can be made if you are walking or cycling for the day. There are tea/coffee making facilities in the bedroom.

Lovely village, gorgeous scenery, and walks all around the area with great views. Great pub ( fab food) and village shop ( best in Somerset) . Quantocks are just on the doorstep and the cost is 15 minutes drive away. Perfect as a base for days out, for cycling and exploring

Our pint sized apartment might be small but it’s bright and unique interior is sure to bring a smile to your face and help you relax. The accommodation provides all your practical necessities whilst making you feel at home. Situated next to a pond and small stream.

Due to its location, it’s a great way to explore the quantocks by foot or bike. The property is small with a mezzanine bedroom and compact kitchen and bathroom, whilst still creating a relaxing space.

Situated at the foot of the quantocks, breathtaking walks await!

Toll House is a romantic and unique holiday home. A listed former toll house, it is small yet enchanting, dating back to the 18th century. The property is on the quiet high street in the very friendly and attractive Somerset village of Nether Stowey which lies at the foot of the Quantock Hills, England’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is well supplied with 3 pubs, a post office, tea shop and grocery store. It is an ideal location for an outdoor break as the area is exceptional for walking, riding and the unspoilt countryside. The village’s poetic history is well documented, being a former home of Samuel Taylor Coleridge where he wrote the famous Kubla Kahn and The Rime of The Ancient Marina. William Wordsworth also lived just three miles away. This holiday cottage at a glance Sleeps two guests. One bathroom. Wood burning stove. Please be aware, there are steep stairs to the first floor. Roadside parking only. Sorry, no garden. Sorry, no children or pets. Minimum of a two night stay. Additional features Slate floors and gothic windows. Roll top cast iron bath. Romantic retreat. The property is in close proximity to a beach. Easily accessed from the M5 and 3 hours’ drive from London. Dual-fuel burner in sitting room. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher. Digital flat screen TV. Attractions and nearby amenities Enjoy walking the Coleridge Way, 36 miles of inland and coastal footpaths to Porlock. A short drive away you will find the medieval village of Dunster set within the Exmoor National Park with a wealth of shops and restaurants. You may also like to visit The Castle, The Yarn Market, Tithe Barn as well as many other listed buildings within this popular village. Slightly further afield you will discover the bustling, market town of Bridgwater and the Bridgwater Bay National Nature Reserve with ample, lovely walks and an abundance of wildlife.

Easter special for the month of April only. Guests can enjoy a beautiful Easter bed wreath, Ferrero Roucher's, Lindt choc bunnies & Bubbles. For all other bookings, as standard we always include, a box of chocolates and a rose on your bed, glass of bubbles and complimentary luxury breakfast hamper already delivered to your room ready for your arrival. Hampers are replenished once each day to ensure your treats are fresh and topped up. Room service and fresh towels daily if you wish.

Executive suite, tastefully decorated to a high standard. Hotel quality bedding, towels, disposable slippers, dressing gown and quality furnishings. Spacious room with very comfortable king size bed, cuddle chair, smart TV and free wifi. Dining area looks out onto orchard; kitchenette comprises of table top dual electric hob, microwave, kettle and toaster. All your usual everyday kitchen equipment is supplied aswell as a Mini fridge and digital safe. En-suite with toilet, bath and drench shower. Dovecote Barn is situated off the rd and has a private drive leading up to our home with ample free secure safe parking for our guests.

Stylish and luxury accomodation, perfect location for holiday retreat. We live 5 min walking distance from Combwich village, in our village is a local pub which serves food and a small village shop. Combwich also offers steart marshes nature reserve and many pretty walks. In the neighbouring village of Cannington 5 min drive or 15min walk. You will find the Walled gardens, their tea room and shop have free entrance to public. To view the walled gardens addmission payment is required. Cannington also offers a larger village shop, Indian resturant/takeaway, bakery, butchers and The friendly Spirit pub which serve casual meals and sunday carvery. Cannington has an 18 hole golf course with small golf shop and club house. The famous fossil beach of Kilve is only 15 mins drive down the rd, this beach is pebbled,however there's lots of grassland running alongside the beach if you wanted to relax in more comfort. We live 10 mins drive from Bridgwater, a large town offering excellent amenities. Cinema, Spa's, swimming pool, sports and gym centre and several larger high street shops. lots of pubs, resturants, canal walks and plenty more! If you like shopping! Taunton is not far away and Clarks Village in Street, is only 30 mins away. Outlet Shopping Savings At Over 90 Stores and discover discounts on your favourite brands! M5 junction 23 or 24 is also only 15 mins from Combwhich, making easy access for travellers.

The house is a converted stable and still enjoys some original features. It is a cosy cottage situated in our courtyard with a small patio area with table and chairs. There is an acre of walled garden adjacent to the cottage with plenty of space to enjoy for all of our guests. The cottage has stairs leading to the two bedrooms and bathroom. There is a bath with electric shower over. Downstairs there is a galley kitchen with a lounge diner. It is a very popular letting. Small pets welcomed.

The Old house has 3 cottages and B&b rooms. It is central to the village and has a very large walled garden for guests to enjoy.

The village has 3 pubs,two shops that sell most things, a butcher with a fresh fish counter, a fire station, medical centre. library , church and a veterinary clinic

Tucked away in a peaceful location, this new open plan conversion was finished in September 2019. Completed to a high standard, this cosy space provides an idyllic hideaway. Stockland and Steart Marshes can be accessed immediately opposite the Snug and the coast is five minutes drive away. Ideal for country walks, cycling and bird watching. A selection of walks to explore are provided by the owners. Ample parking and use of owners tranquil garden for relaxation. Perfect escape for couples.

The snug has an open plan layout with fully equipped kitchen, TV and internet.

This area boasts one of the UK's largest new wetland reserves, providing habitat for a mix of wetland wildlife, including otters, wilfowl, owls and waders, migrating birds are an attraction and varied wildlife including dear can often be spotted. Steart Marsh Reserve provides numerous bird hides and excellent cycle and footpaths that are on the flat and easily accessible with car park and public toilets free of charge.

Groom’s Cottage is tucked into the folds of the Quantock Hills and close to the fossil-rich beach in Kilve. Perfect for walking, horse riding and mountain biking, it’s only a short walk along our no-through lane and on to the hills (and Coleridge Way) and half a mile to the village shop and superb gastro pub. The cottage sleeps 4 in 2 double rooms, has bath and shower and open-plan downstairs. It forms the west wing of our farmhouse whose grounds (loungers and barbecue) you are welcome to enjoy.

The Quantock Hills, immediately above the cottage, are Somerset’s unspoilt wilderness. Here, the open land is criss-crossed with footpaths and bridleways, including the nationally important Coleridge Way, where you can follow in the footsteps of the romantic poet or link to the Two Moors Way and the South West Coast Path. Although the self-catering cottage feels a world away from the hubbub of modern life, it is just an hour’s drive from Bristol (M4/M5 interchange) and closer to London than Devon or Cornwall.

Ideal for working professionals in the area for Hinkley Point or other local companies. Spacious, private bedroom with ensuite bathroom. Shared fully equipped kitchen and lounge facilities. Serviced weekly.

Quantock Cottage is a quirky cottage nestled in the foothills of the Quantocks, (an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), in the pretty village of Stogursey. Oak beams, and an inglenook fireplace with wood burner adds to its appeal. The location is ideal for walking (Coleridge Way ), bird watching, fossil hunting at Kilve beach. Dunster, Lynton and Lynmouth are all within easy reach. Stogursey boasts a 12th century church, a castle with mote. The village pub is a short walk from cottage.

An old cottage with modern facilities. A large enclosed pretty rear cottage garden is a great space to relax and unwind after a day exploring, a BBQ is available for al fresco dining. Wake up to views of the Quantock Hills from the master bedroom.

A medieval village, steeped in history. A rural location but easy access to many places of interest. A friendly vibrant community.

A self detached annex, newly renovated double en suite accommodation in the heart of West Bagborough. Situated in an Area Of outstanding Natural Beauty The Quantock hills. Perfect place to enjoy Outstanding walks and scenery right from your door. Situated right opposite a great village inn, the perfect place for a couple of nights away.

Self contained, your own entrance, private outside space with great views

Right opposite a friendly country inn that does great food. Wonderful walks on the Quantock hills.

Well-equipped whatever the weather; enjoy sunshine in the conservatory or snuggle up by the woodburner in the lounge in winter months.. Ground Floor: Living room: With wood burner, Digital TV and DVD player. Kitchen/dining room: With microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Conservatory. Separate toilet. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed and en-suite with shower over bath, and toilet. Bedroom 2: With super kingsize bed. Bedroom 3: With twin beds. Bathroom: With bath, shower cubicle and toilet.. Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and satellite broadband Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included, remainder available locally. Travel cot and highchair. Enclosed garden with garden furniture. Access to 12 acres of fields. Bike store. Parking.. This holiday home boasts a magnificent farmhouse kitchen and a beautifully peaceful valley setting at the foot of the Quantocks. The Quantocks are a range of beautiful moorland hills stretching from the coast to Taunton with panoramic views of the Welsh coast, up to Glastonbury and across to Exmoor and the Brendon Hills. Hearn Lodge adjoins the owner’s property Hearn Farm and is completely self-contained with its own attractive gardens, apple tunnel and large conservatory. The property is exceptionally spacious and is ideal for family and friends to get together. There is also access to 12 acres of fields adjoining the property, making this ideal for bird watching and wildlife. This is marvellous walking country, and an ideal base for exploring Exmoor and the North Devon coast. Sandy beach 10 miles. Minehead and Dunster half an hour. Horse riding nearby. Shops 1 mile, cream teas, pub food ½ mile. Free WiFi

Within the main house at Crowcombe Court there are 11 magnificent bedrooms. Each bedroom is unique – they all hold character furniture which continues the feeling of traditional grandeur that the house exudes, some boasting four-poster beds and luxurious bathroom with both a roll top bath and shower. We have a mix of double rooms, twin rooms and family suites which have 2 bedrooms and shared bathroom.

During their stay in the main house, resident guests have access to the principal drawing room, the Great Hall, beautiful gardens and lake. Our excellent full English breakfast as well as various cereals, fruits and yogurts is served in our charming Dining Room overlooking the circle.

We are set in the heart of the Quantock Hills so there are many great walking tracks and outdoor pursuits. The local pub is in walking distance and there are a further many great pubs and restaurants within 20mins drive.

Basic Single room in a shared house on a small quiet estate off of Nether Stowey Village. The quest room is on the ground floor and cloakroom toilet opposite. The room has a television and free wi-fi Nether Stowey is in the Area of outstanding natural beauty with the Quantock hills and the Coleridge way just 10 mins walk away. Please park your car at the front of my house. A cooked Breakfast is NOT provided, but coffee and tea are along with toast and cereals.

The guest room is a large single room with lovely views. The estate is quiet and just a 7 minute walk into the heart of the Village of Nether Stowey. Please park your car at the front of my house.

Quiet small exclusive estate. Far reaching views to the QUANTOCK hills, the stomping grounds of the Wordsworths.

Sister cottage to The Mouse House, Honeysuckle has all the charm of a small cosy country cottage. It looks out over the swimming pool it shares with Mouse House and is set in stunning scenery

Honeysuckle Cottage is a 2 bedroomed converted barn, named by the Honeysuckle that grows profusely over the front wall. Facing south and set in 8 acres of private grounds, it looks over Taunton vale with Exmoor rising to the west and the Quantock Hills behind. This cosy cottage opens straight into a kitchen/diner, with a snug sitting room attached. 2 bedrooms upstairs are divided by the bathroom and all three rooms look out over the swimming pool and gardens. In the summer of 2018, both cottages were extensively renovated providing a new bathroom in Honeysuckle with a large walk in shower, fully tiled with underfloor heating. New carpet has been laid in both bedrooms and plantation shutters throughout which gave total light control at anytime. The kitchen now has built in fridge/freezer & microwave, & new worktops & tiles, giving a clean, efficient space. The cottage has been repainted throughout.

Bagborough derives it’s name from the old English word meaning badger’s Hill. The Romans were here and a fine hoard of silver roman coins was found here in 2002. With a population of only 400, many of its amenities have gone, with the exception of The Rising Sun, a 15th century pub with an excellent reputation for good food. However, a supermarket, butcher and petrol station plus other small shops are only 1 mile away in Bishops Lydeard. The splendid Quantock Hills rise behind the village and provide wonderful wildlife and stunning views across to South Wales.

The Blue Ball Inn is a historic, dog friendly pub set on the Quantock hills. This self-contained one bedroom accommodation offers the perfect countryside getaway. The accommodation is located in the original pub, and has been recently renovated while preserving the original​ features. Spend your time in the bustling​ pub, or take a stroll​ through the first place of outstanding natural​ beauty in the UK.

The Blue Ball is a dog friendly former 16th century coaching inn

Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Quantock Hills with a stay in this cosy and luxurious cottage set in an elevated position with views that are hard to beat!. Services Wi-Fi/Broadband Central heating via radiators throughout the property. Ground Floor Open plan sitting/dining room with a high quality kitchen Bedroom 1 (sleeps 2) King Size bed with luxury bathroom. Outside Westerly facing small enclosed garden with BBQ. Table and chairs.. Bagborough View is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a rural retreat, nestled on the owners 50 acre farm. The Quantock Hills are a walkers wonder, mountain bikers ’must visit’ and horse rider’s heaven with rolling countryside, byways and bridleways on the doorstep. After a day exploring sit back and enjoy the views from the sunny terrace or relax in the cosy sitting room. The cottage offers comfortable accommodation making it a perfect getaway for couples seeking a rural escape. Bagborough View is set on one level, with an en suite Super King size bedroom and an open plan living dining area with high ceilings and exposed timbers, and stunning views across farmland and Taunton Vale beyond. If you are looking for some culture the National Trust’s ancient Dunster Castle is just half an hour away, or take a trip and gaze at the natural wonder of Cheddar Gorge, less than an hours drive away. If you want to explore with someone else taking the strain, take a 4x4 safari across Exmoor National Park.

We have recently installed a wood-fired Hot Tub. Use costs £35 for your entire stay paid to the owner upon arrival. Tucked into the perimeter hedgerows and native trees of a hillside meadow, the huts are situated privately from each other and enjoy stunning southern views across Taunton Vale Watch the red deer at dawn, light the woodburner and curl up on the cosy bed to read a book. Enjoy spectacular sunsets over Exmoor National Park as you sip a glass of locally brewed ale or English fizz.

At the heart of each hut, a wood burning Devon forge baker stove provides warmth and a cosy environment in which to relax. Each hut has a stylish “English” interior with Farrow & Ball painted woodwork, William Morris printed roman blinds and Sanderson plaid cushion covers. A day bed adorned with locally produced sheepskin throws and a generous supply of cushions creates a comfortable space for lounging and relaxing. We offer a complimentary newspaper of your choice each morning.

Jacob Hut is located inside the Quantock AONB - West Bagborough, United Kingdom. Tilbury Farm offers big skies and stunning views. Watch the weather roll in. Reconnect with nature. Our fabulous location is our biggest asset. With far-reaching panoramic views and a southern aspect, our views are unbeatable.We have the Quantock Hills on our doorstep ready to be explored. Follow in Coleridge and Wordsworth’s footsteps as you explore the moors, the woods and the undulating farmland. Enjoy the peace and the beauty of nature.

Crowcombe Court is a Grade I listed Georgian manor house with 12 king size bedrooms which is located just outside Taunton (great for the cricket). The Great Hall makes for a grand entrance with fine examples of Italian plaster-work. There are over 10 acres to wander in made up of formal croquet lawns, a woodland walk and a small lake. In the local area there is fantastic walking on the Quantock Hills, beach is 30 mins drive away and local pub in walking distance.

There is a guest lounge/ TV room and a pool table and games room for use.

We are set in the heart of the Quantock Hills so there are many great walking tracks and outdoor pursuits. The local pub is in walking distance and there are a further many great pubs and restaurants within 20mins drive.

With coast and countryside views, Hilltop Barn is ideally located on the outskirts of the village of Kilve, midway between the Quantock Hills and the coast.. Ground floor: 3 bedrooms: 1 double with en-suite shower room and toilet, 1 twin, 1 single. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. First floor: Living room with patio doors. Kitchen with dining area.. Woodburner in living room (initial fuel inc). Gas CH, gas, elec, bed linen and towels inc. T/cot and h/chair on request. 38" Freeview TV. DVD. Gas hob. Electric oven. M/wave. Washer/dryer. D/washer. Freezer. Wi-fi. Courtyard with sitting-out area and furniture. Balcony. BBQ. Parking (1 car). Cycle store. No smoking. Please note: This property has a security deposit of £200.. Comfortable, thoughtfully appointed and well equipped are all ways to describe Hilltop Barn. Located on the outskirts of the village of Kilve, between the coast and the Quantock Hills, this delightful detached barn conversion is a real treat either for a quiet weekend getaway or as somewhere to look forward to returning to after a busy day of sightseeing. This holiday home has lovely views of the coast and surrounding countryside. There is a great courtyard overlooking the quiet country lane for guest to enjoy a drink or some al fresco dining. During your stay there is plenty to see and do. Explore Exmoor’s spectacular northern coast, the highest in Britain, where steep cliffs plunge into the sea. You can enjoy fantastic walks here along the cliff top coastal path, with dramatic views of the coastline and out to sea. From Dunkery Beacon at 1707ft there are panoramic views to Wales, Dartmoor and beyond. Minehead is only 10 miles away with a beach, harbour and fantastic steam railway. Historic Dunster with its medieval castle (NT) is one of the prettiest villages on Exmoor. Porlock, Watchet and Dulverton offer interesting shops and tea shops where you can enjoy a traditional Somerset cream tea. There are many places to visit locally including Knightshayes Court, a splendid Victorian house at Tiverton. Shop and pub 750 yards.

17th Century Thatched cottage in the heart of historic village

PLEASE NOTE DUE TO THE COVID 19 VIRUS WE ARE UNABLE TO TAKE ANY BOOKINGS AT THE MOMENT. SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE AND PLEASE STAY SAFE. Brian & Penny Angel Cottage is a 17th Century Grade ll listed thatched cottage. It was built around 1635 on the corner of an ancient crossroads in the village of Stogursey, Somerset. From its off street parking bay you cross the courtyard to the back door and step straight into the well equipped kitchen. Through the next door you’ll find the living/dining room, featuring an Inglenook fireplace, slate flooring and plenty of seating with a dining table and chairs. A television with Netflix and free WiFi. Downstairs also has a modern bathroom with power shower, toilet and hand basin. Go up the winding staircase and you will find two separate bedrooms both with ample storage. The main bedroom has a double bed. The second has a triple bunk ( double on bottom, single on top ). So perfect for adults and children. The village has a cosy pub the Greyhound Inn which serves good food (until 7pm). You’ll always find a warm welcome here. With a convenience store and Post Office/Spar only a few yards away you won’t be short of supplies. Stogursey also boasts an 11th century church, castle ruins and a natural well. There is plenty of cycling, walking and wildlife in the surrounding countryside. As well as that why not go exploring in the Quantock and Mendip Hills or Exmoor National Park. With the beaches of Minehead, Weston-Super-Mare, the jurassic beach of Kilve and the quaint harbour town of Watchet where you can jump aboard a Steam Train are all a short drive away, Fishing, Golf and Horse Riding are all nearby too. The cottage also has a patio and private garden for them purely relaxing days **************************************************************************************** Children are very welcome and there is always a few old fashioned games in the cupboard. It is worth pointing out though that the house is old. There is a winding stars which some small children my need help with. There are bunk beds but it’s up to you if you let them sleep in the top. The bathroom is down stairs. That being said kids have stayed before and loved it. **************************************************************************************** For more information/pictures Google ‘Angel Cottage Stogursey’

Quite village with a post office, corner shop/off licence and village pub that also serves food up to 7.45 pm.

This is a large, recently redecorated double bedroom with two windows, allowing lots of light in during the day. The windows are fitted with wooden Venetian blinds. The house is in a quiet cul-de-sac in a village location. Modern furniture, including wardrobe, large chest of drawers and bedside unit. The room contains a bookcase with a large selection of books, TV with NOW Freeview package and good-quality, reliable, free WiFi. Hairdrier available. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided, along with bottled water. We have a Labrador/setter and a cat, which do not access the bedroom. Self-service cereal breakfast provided e.g. muesli, granola and Weetabix, along with tea / coffee in family dining room.

Close to the Quantock Hills (AONB) and accessing Exmoor National Park and the beautiful West Somerset coast. Easy road access to Bristol, Exeter and Roman Bath. The RSPB Steart Marsh wildfowl sanctuary is nearby and offers walking and cycling routes with outstanding views and wonderful wildlife.

Cannington is a large village with lots of amenities - 4 pubs, newsagents, baker's, butcher's, tea room, convenience store, Indian restaurant, two free cash-machines, two churches, hairdresser, beauty salon and riding stables. Close to the beautiful Enmore Park Golf course, as well as a smaller 9-hole municipal course.

Meadowview Stables is next door to Meadowview Cottage and the larger of the two cottages. It is luxurious and stylish with open plan living downstairs and underfloor heating throughout. Set in the stunning Quantock Hills, a peaceful rural location ideally situated for exploring the West Somerset Coast, Exmoor, and cities of Bath, Exeter, Wells and Bristol. If it's long walks on the rolling Quantock Hills or cosy pub lunches and cream teas you are after, then this is your perfect location.

Meadowview Stables is next door to Meadowview Cottage, making it the ideal for families or larger groups of friends. In all both cottages can accommodate 9 people. Both cottages have a sun drenched south facing terrace and open plan garden, great for entertaining outside whilst you take in the countryside in peace and tranquility.

Coursley Farm Cottages are situated at the end of a No Through Road in a quiet rural setting. We are surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside and have views of the Quantock Hills. If you are looking for a relaxing rural retreat then this is your place!

The Hen House sits in its own enclosed garden area to the side of the rest of Sherwood's gardens and grounds which guests are welcome to explore. This small barn conversion has a central open plan kitchen/dining/living area with a bedroom and en-suite shower rooms at either end of the barn. So sleeps 4 comfortably in the 2 bedrooms There is an option for fifth guest to sleep on sofa bed in living area, or the twin room can be arranged with bunks if booking is for 6 days of more.

The Hen House is one of four very individual cottages the Hen House, Potting Shed, Brew House and the Wine Cellar, which are great for couples and small families to enjoy on an individual basis but also form an ideal group for larger families and friends to enjoy each others’ company while providing the space and privacy people need to really relax. Between them the cottages can easily accommodate 12 people and beds for groups of 16 -18 can be arranged subject to agreement with the owners. Well behaved dogs are welcome.The cottages have been converted from the old out-buildings at Sherwood and are are set in about five acres of a rather overgrown woodland garden, which is surrounded by fields and backs on to a valley of mature forestry commission woodland. Each cottage is available for short breaks or longer stays.

Only a 10 minutes from Junction 24 of M5 to somewhere different. Where there is time to breath and space to relax . The Hen House is tucked into its own yard, separate but part of Sherwood's five acres of woodland and rather overgrown walled gardens. Surrounded by mixed woodland and rolling fields Sherwood is settled into the lower slopes of the Quantock Hills an area of outstanding natural beauty.