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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...

Gorgeous detached period stone cottage, set amongst beautiful countryside on the edge of the Quantock Hills AONB and Exmoor, with private cobbled terrace garden, just 10 mins to the coast and all within walking distance to a great pub!

Little Orchard Cottage is a beautifully converted 17th century, single storey, stone building roofed with local slate. The cottage sleeps two and offers private, self-contained accommodation opening on to a sunny, cobbled courtyard and gardens. The cottage front door leads into a small hallway ideal for coats and boots. The hallways leads into a large living and dining area with farmhouse table and chairs, sofa and digital television with Freeview and DVD player. Free WiFi is also provided. The dining area includes a fully equiped kitchenette with farmhouse sink, cooker, refridgerator, toaster, kettle, microwave and all necessary utensils. At the far end of the living area is a very comfortable king-size brass bed, a large wardrobe and 2 chests of draws. The room is beautifully furnished, with large windows allowing the evening sun to stream in. The well lit bathroom has a powerful shower, large mirror, shaving point and very fluffy towels. We also supply all fresh linen. Little Orchard Cottage has full central heating.

Little Orchard Cottage is on the edge of a charming, peaceful hamlet of period stone and thatched cottages, set amongst the beautiful, rolling West Somerset countryside. The picturesque villages of Stogumber and Bicknoller are just 1 mile away with their thatched and colourwashed cottages - some of the prettiest in the country, and both have great pubs! All around is the outstanding natural beauty of the Quantock Hills and Exmoor with wonderful walks, superb cycling and fantastic horse riding trails right on the doorstep. The wild Somerset coast with its great fossil hunting is just a 10 min drive away and the world-class sandy surfing beaches in North Devon, less than an hour's drive. There are many historic villages to explore where you'll find some excellent local pubs for eating out and enjoying the local cider!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

6 birth Willerby Winchester. Beautifully presented. Fantastic sea view through double French doors opening up to a large wrap around decking area & enclosed garden. Double glazed, GSH & parking. Only a few minutes walk to the beach. 2 Bedrooms 1 with en-suite toilet and walk in wardrobe. 1 twin beds. Sofa pulls out to a double bed. Open plan kitchen cooker & fridge freezer. 6 seater dinning table. Wi-Fi available via Club Wi-Fi. Site fees £20per Adult £15per Child per week if using amenities.

St. Audries Bay is a family friendly site close to Watchet. The site has a bar, restaurant, play room, park, crazy golf, swimming pool and the most amazing views. it's the ideal place to stay for Watchet Festival, to ride the steam trains and to stay for the many events on site during the year including a classic bike event, folk week, etc.

It is the perfect place for a getaway, to tour Exmoor, the North Somerset Coast especially for those interested in walking the coastal paths. Or just to kick back and relax and take in the fantastic views.

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

‘The Bolt Hole’ is a privately owned, 2 double bedroom caravan at Home Farm Holiday Centre nr Watchet, offering a private fully enclosed garden with lawn & patio with private parking, fully equipped kitchen, living area, kitchen & shower room with lovely sea views. All the facilities at Home Farm are available for you to use during your stay - including a private beach, lovely indoor swimming pool, bar & pretty beer garden, play areas, table tennis, willow dome and beautiful woodland walks.

Lovely open plan living area, with 2 double bedrooms, and separate shower room.

Very quiet site. Our caravan is situated in a tucked away part of Home Farm, so very peaceful. The ideal place to recharge your batteries.

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.

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.

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

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.

This 2 year old static home is situated on 'Home Farm' St Audries Bay in the beautiful county of West Somerset. Within easy reach of Exmoor National Country Park, Minehead, Dunster Watchet's ancient harbour and Lynton and Lynmouth within a 50 minutes drive. Besides several local beaches, the on site amenities include a swimming pool, play area, bar (serving food) beer garden and a shop selling basic essentials. This home boosts stunning countryside views, including the Bristol Channel.

This is a wonderful area for walkers, families and dog owners who enjoy breath taking scenic walks which include amongst others Exmoor and the Quantock Hills. The near by Colleridge Way runs from Nether Stowey to Lynmouth For train spotters/lovers the Minehead Steam Railway runs regularly during the Summer months

There are many options to enjoy different culinary experiences including local pubs to 5 start restaurants. We are happy to recommend some of these venues when you arrive. we are a little bias, but we think Somerset folk are very helpful and friendly !

Cosy rural countryside cottage set between Brendon Hills (Exmoor) and Quantock Hills (AONB). Property sits alongside the picturesque Stogumber Steam Railway, a mile from quaint Stogumber village. Visit the medieval Dunster & historic castle by car or steam train. Recently refurbished with a modern rustic feel. Cosy wood burner and central heating. Wheelchair accessible, dog friendly. Please state number of guests when booking. Surcharge (over 18's) £10/p.n more than two guests.

Comfortable double bedroom, fully equipped kitchen and open plan lounge with double bed settee and woodburner. Lofted beamed ceiling and timber panelling. Walk in shower/wc. Modern electric heating and double glazing. All bed linen and towels provided. Outside plenty of space for parking.

Wildlife and countryside. We have had otters and Kingfishers in our pond and Red Deer, badgers, foxes in the garden. Stogumber village has a church, pub, post office & general stores. The village hosts a number of annual events; Stogumber Open Gardens and Music Festival. go to link http://www.stogumber.org.uk/

Rooms are in a beautiful converted dairy and stables in the grounds of a guesthouse. We are located in the lovely village of Williton, in close proximity to Exmoor National Park, Quantock Hills, Dunster Castle, the West Somerset Railway and numerous beaches and harbours. The rooms are offered as 'room only' . Tea and coffee making facilities are included in the rooms and breakfast is available in the main house for a small extra charge.

We are in the centre of a small but bustling village. You can walk to the local shop, post office, barbers and pub.

This is a delightful 3 bedroom cottage and garden set in beautiful countryside at the foot of the Quantock Hills. A short walk through fields will take you to the neighbouring village of Williton where there is a Co-operative, a delicatessen, an Indian restaurant and a few other shops. There is a bus stop at the end of the lane where you can catch a bus into Minehead and Exmoor beyond or to Taunton. Other local attractions include Dunster Medieval village and castle, Kilve beach (an SSSI site).

The house has gas central heating, two wood burning stoves for those not-so-warm evenings. A selection of board games will keep you entertained if you do not feel like watching the TV. There is a fully equipped galley kitchen with an induction hob, electric oven and a microwave oven. The bathroom contains an almost level-access shower. The hill next to the cottage affords views of a neighbours pony, rabbits and buzzards from the comfort of your beds. If you are lucky enough to visit before the trees are in full leaf, you will clearly see any passing steam trains from the upstairs windows or the garden. Check West Somerset railway website for dates and times of trains. The property is close to a dark sky area, there is no visible light pollution and on a clear night the sky is magnificent.

The property is a semi-detached cottage dating from 1664 and is annexed from a beautiful village. There are four other properties along the lane one being a farm. A 3 minute drive or a 20 minute walk through fields will take you to a well-equipped village. There are many well documented walks from the cottage, details will be available for your use. At night time you may hear owls and in the daytime usual countryside sounds. The house has tiled floors throughout the downstairs with the exception of the snug which is carpeted and cozy and reached from the hallway down one step. There is also a 40” digital TV. On the other side of the hallway there is a parlour for dining and relaxing, also with a TV and with views over the garden and wooded hills beyond. Sitting in the garden will enable outdoor dining, ornithology and the opportunity to see and hear the occasional steam train passing by about 250 yards away. There is adequate, secure parking for 3 cars.

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!

Westquontoxhead is a small Rural village on the edge of The Quantocks Hills in West Somerset between Minehead and Taunton. The Quantock countryside awarded the national status of Outstanding Natural Beauty . Cottage is situated on The Coleridge Way

Cottage is cosy & traditional & is not modern although comfortable. Central heated plus a wood burner. Please note Two bedrooms 1 x Kingsize double leading to 1 x twin . Please note walk through bed room! Ground floor shower room with shower, basin and WC, Fitted kitchen, Dining room with double sofa bed and z-bed. Sitting room with Woodburner. Oil Central Heating. Off road parking for one Car .(at present in process of renovating so guests need to discuss where ideally can park) Private rear patio with furniture steps up to a paddock but there is a bench & wonderful views! One well behaved dog is allowed. Due to steps unsuitable for small Children. (Children from 8 years old) Shop and Pub 5 minuites walk away,

This Quant Rural Village of Westquontoxhead has A Pub , A pretty Church A Garage with Shop. ( can also buy Logs for The Wood Burner ).

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.

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!

Step away from the hustle and bustle and relax in this static caravan with private garden in beautiful surroundings with access to great walks along the coast and into the Quantocks. Situated on the cliffs above St Audries Bay waterfall and with private access to the beach, Home Farm Holiday Centre has all you need except the noisy clubhouses of some sites.

Pull out sofa bed in the lounge, twin single beds in one bedroom and a really spacious double bedroom. Ample storage in both bedrooms for all your clothes. Fitted kitchen with fridge, cooker and microwave. All crockery and cutlery is provided - all you need to bring is the food. TV and DVD player in the living room, dining table and seating area. Jack and Jill bathroom with access from the hallway and master bedroom. The caravan is an older model so doesn't have double glazing or central heating - there is a gas fire in the living room and oil filled radiators the bedrooms. The site itself has: - access to a private beach - a small shop - a bar and beer garden - indoor heated swimming pool - adventure playground - tree house and willow domes - a small laundry - its dog friendly - has club wifi

The Quantocks are a walkers paradise, the beach at St Audries is a hidden gem with fossils, sand and an amazing waterfall. Great for surfers, fishing, dog walking or just a family picnic. Watchet Harbour is close by and Minehead is a 20 minute drive away of you want to go shopping.

A little hidden gem. There are many options to enjoy culinary experiences including local pubs and restaurants. We are happy to recommend venues when you arrive. Our static van is modern (2018) and set with beautiful sea views. The site is friendly and almost lost in time. It has its own private beach and waterfall. The pool is indoors and heated. The bar hosts simple events such as Morris men and Punch & Judy. Friendly tidy and wonderful. Getting around a car is essential to get out and about.

Home Farm is situated in a wonderful area with breath taking views, ideal for walkers. The West Somerset Railway is close by and is a heritage steam and diesel railway. The beach is accessible with views from our caravan. It is a 5 minute drive to Watchet which is a beautiful seaside town with history, charm, a marina, restaurants and drinking establishments.

The sunsets are spectacular at nearby Watchet harbour as seen in photo.

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.

Charging £40 per person, per night, Hall Farm is a working farm, dating back to the 14th century. The farm house is set in 3 acres of gardens in a central, but private, village location - in Stogumber, West Somerset. We are a family run B&B and like to promote a 'home from home' ethos. Guests are welcome to make use of the garden, patio area and summer house as part of their stay. The grounds include a large off-street parking area and covered parking for bikes / motorbikes is also available.

Room 1 has a double bed and an ensuite with a bath and overhead shower. It is a south facing room with views over the front gardens and up to the old stone barn. The room has a TV as well as tea/ coffee making facilities.

Hall Farm offers a tranquil retreat from which to explore the Quantock Hills, Exmoor National Park as well as the West Somerset Coastline on foot or by car/bicycle. Stogumber is home to a West Somerset Steam Railway station, allowing visitors to make trips through the countryside to the coast. There are a number of footpaths around the village which guests may care to explore - giving views of the village from all angles. Booklets are available and we can give directions. The village hosts a range of events that visitors may like to consider - an annual village fete, a music festival, a beer festival ... Details can be found on the village website. A number of festivals are also held in other local villages and towns, including the live music festival in the nearby harbour town of Watchet.

Well appointed listed Wagon Barn in a charming West Somerset village which boasts both a pub and village shop within 5 minutes walk. Relax and enjoy the wonderful views or visit nearby Exmoor, Quantock Hills, West Somerset Railway and Dunster Castle

This property is located in an idyllic part of Somerset. Ideal for short or long breaks in all seasons. There is so much to see or you can just kick back and relax

We are 20 minutes from the West Somerset coast and one hour from the South (Dorset/ Devon coastline. The North Devon Surf beaches are only 90 minutes away. You could spend a week looking at Exmoor and only scratch the surface. We are only a ten minute walk from Stogumber station on the West Somerset Steam railway.

The Carew Arms is a B&B and country pub near Taunton in Somerset. Upon visiting you can admire our rustic and historical pub in Somerset or enjoy a nice drink in the sun in our well kept beer garden. As a rural pub on the Quantock Hills we enjoy stunningly beautiful views which are available to our customers inside and outside of the premises. We provide great food and have a wide selection of lagers and real ales on tap, with a choice of seating in our well appointed restaurant or bar

Large Double room with outstanding countryside views. Comfy double bed with en-suite. Also included, Tea, Coffee, Hot Chocolate and biscuits. Hanging space or wardrobes with each room.

The Carew Arms is located at the foot of the Quantock Hills, the UK’s first designated area of outstanding natural beauty. Exmoor National Park is a short distance away as are the harbour at Watchet and beach at Minehead. A great location popular with people who love the outdoors, walking, riding, mountain biking and golf are all close by.

Both Liz and myself would like to welcome you to our immaculate static caravan, which is situated near the seafront, on the breath taking Somerset Jurassic coast. No 6 Quantock Rise, is a spacious 2-bedroom, 2 bathroom caravan with additional sofa-bed - thus sleeping 6. The caravan is 40ft x 13ft and has a large balcony to the front, with sea views along with parking for 2 vehicles. Come and relax in comfort and style, walk, rest, recuperate, celebrate in this most beautiful part of England.

The caravan consists of 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, one of which is en-suite. Both have shower, toilet and wash hand basin. The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave and everything you need for a comfortable stay. The dining area has a table and chairs. There is a 40" TV in the lounge area and a wall mounted 30" TV in the master bedroom. The bedrooms are equipped with new mattresses and bedding throughout. A high-chair is available upon request at time of booking. Wi-fi is available at the main entertainment facilities.

Doniford Bay is situated on the coast near to neighbouring Watchet, a hive for antique shops and galleries as well as eateries and a picturesque harbour. St Audries Bay, Dunster, Minehead and The Quantocks are just a short drive away. The local area offers opportunities for walking, cycling or just relaxing. The wonderful South West Coastal Path is close by for walkers and the West Somerset Railway is a "must do" for all ages. It can drop you near (approx. 20 minute walk) to the historic medieval village of Dunster with it's National Trust Castle and historic quaint centre with yarn market and working water mill - heaven for a cream tea. Minehead is the end of the line and offers a large sandy beach and local shops, supermarkets and petrol stations. 20 miles down the line, the heritage railway line takes you to Bishops Lydeard.

This flat is also listed under "Bright Cosy Room in Watchet" and "Watchet room with a view. It can be let as a single room , a double room or the entire flat. SEE ALL CALENDARS It's bright, sunny, cosy , warm, newly reburbished , comfortable with plush new carpets and with all the necessary amenities plus sea views and breakfast.I meet and greet guests and am always available if needed. TV in each room, good WiFi signal, mini oven and veggie steamer as well as usual equipment. Shower AND bath .

There is one off road parking space.

Watchet is an interesting, ancient seaside town with a lovely marina, lots of good pubs, and several music venues and restaurants. The steam train, stopping at Watchet Station, is a delightful sight! Dunster is an old market town which boasts lots of cafés, pubs and a castle. The Quantocks, The Brendons, Exmoor and coastal walks are all accessible from Watchet

Rooms are in a beautiful converted dairy and stables in the grounds of a guesthouse. We are located in the lovely village of Williton, in close proximity to Exmoor National Park, Quantock Hills, Dunster Castle, the West Somerset Railway and numerous beaches and harbours. The rooms are offered as 'room only' . Tea and coffee making facilities are included in the rooms and breakfast is available in the main house for a small extra charge.

We are in the centre of a small but bustling village. You can walk to the local shop, post office, barbers and pub.