Najdi ubytování v destinaci Castle Cary na Airbnb

My place is perfectly located in town & easy walking distance to shops & pubs etc...As well as rural locations & stunning walks. We're on the door stop of The Newt, Hauser & Wirth, Bruton, Glastonbury. You’ll love my place because of the outdoors space. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families and furry friends (pets). There is a large terrace & gardens which is shared by the owners. We're open every Friday & Saturday night 10% off for guests staying here.

It is a self-contained studio appt within a large original Arts & Crafts house. It has a large enclosed garden, babbling brook & terrace, available to guests. The studio contains One large light double bedroom With a garden view. A private shower room & toilet + a capsule kitchen. This contains a microwave, fridge, sink & kettle. Perfect for breakfast or heating up an evening meal, but not a fully equipped kitchen. As well a single bed suitable for kids or another adult, but quite cosy! We operate a small family restaurant most Friday & Saturday night's 10% off for guests, reservations only.

Castle Cary is a Small market town with plenty of shops, pubs, cafes & walks. Easy access to Bruton, Glastonbury & the South West - en route to Cornwall.

Terraced character cottage originally built as accommodation for the horse hair weaving factory opposite. It is newly refurbished and dogs are welcome. The well equipped cottage is within walking distance of charming country town, mainline station and open countryside. Ideal base for visiting Glastonbury, Stonehenge, Bath, Longleat, Stourhead The Newt in Somerset or Hauser & Wirth. Or as overnight accommodation for Cadbury Court, Pennard House, Sparkford Hall, Holbrook Manor or Kilver Court.

Our aim is to provide clean, comfortable accommodation at a reasonable charge. Set over two floors, you are welcomed through the front door into the living room with dining table and chairs, comfy seating and internet enabled tv. Through the hallway is the bathroom which has a shower over the bath, wash basin and wc. From the hallway, a few steps lead you down into the well equipped kitchen and back door, taking you down further steps to the garden. The garden has ample space for relaxing with a lawned area, flower borders and an archway takes you to the gravelled area - with views over open fields and Glastonbury Tor. Upstairs there are two bedrooms - one King size, overlooking the front of the property, with dressing table and garment hooks ; the other double room overlooks the garden, with garment hangers and shelves.

Born and bred in Castle Cary, I confess I am biased but not without good reason. We are rightly proud of our independent shops, coffee shops and pubs - you can get most things you need and much more you didn’t know you needed! The town itself has a museum based in the historic Market House and one of only a few surviving Round House prisons to visit. Castle Cary is a great base if you’re attending an event at Cadbury Court, Holbrook Manor or Sparkfork Hall. Equally suitable if you’re planning to visit more popular tourist spots like Clark’s Village, Glastonbury, Longleat, Haynes Motor Museum, Yeovilton, the Somerset Levels, Stonehenge and Stourhead.

The Hayloft is a converted farm building with comfortable, 2 bed accommodation on a gated property. The heart of Castle Cary is 2 minutes walk while the garden in which the Hayloft is situated backs onto fields. The best of town and country at once! We have just completed a full redecoration, including new bathroom. We're really proud of it. Come and see for yourselves!

The Hayloft dates back to the early 1800s when it was a farm-building. It is comfortably equipped, cosy and warm. Tucked away from the street it's a haven of calm yet only 2 minutes walk from the centre of town for any shopping needs.

Castle Cary is one of Somerset's jewels. The buildings are mainly beautiful honey-coloured Hadspen stone. The market town itself has a thriving heart of shops, pubs and restaurants. We feel privileged to live here.

An elegant 1720s Georgian town house; a perfect getaway for groups and families. Spectacular fireplaces, original art and beautiful furniture throughout. Two huge master bedrooms on different floors, a twin room and another lovely double bedroom (can be made a twin) with an extra bed that suits an adult or small child. On the ground floor the well equipped kitchen leads to a sitting room where you relax next to a roaring fire. This leads out to a sunny mediterranean courtyard.

Set in the heart of Castle Cary within walking distance of all the shops, pubs and restaurants, this historic townhouse has everything you need for a great and memorable stay. There are also wonderful countryside walks straight off the high st. Magnificent fireplaces, original artwork, antique furniture, rugs and sculpture, we also provide a continental breakfast of local goodies, local bread, butter, jam milk, coffee and tea. There is a wonderful sunny Mediterranean courtyard complete with wood fired pizza oven. You are welcome to use the oven yourselves or book us for a 'pizza party' £12 per head with a choice of woodfired pizza (minimum 8 persons and please book well in advance). There is guaranteed private parking for one car off the high st and often two spaces. The car park is on the left hand side up the lane. It is easy free and safe to park any additional cars there are several car parks or on street parking around the corner on Ansford Road. We live just next door and so can assist with any help you may need; be it reservations, taxis, recommendations or whatever we can help with.

This is a small bustling market town and thrives through its Tuesday market and community spirit

You have self-contained space, with the whole of the ground floor, with a living/dining area, large bathroom and bedroom. I provide you with pastries, bread, marmalade and jam, cereal, fruit, tea, coffee, milk, juice and yogurt for you to make breakfast at a time to suit you. There is a kettle, toaster and coffee machine, a fridge and a microwave. Parking is secure and off-road, and there is a lockable shed if you have a bicycle.

Maybourne part of a traditional Somerset cheese store, over 100 years old, which has been sympathetically converted into three dwellings.

Castle Cary is a pretty market town with independent shops, a Tuesday open air market, coffee shops and pubs. There is a station with a direct link to Paddington, and local buses.

This two bedroom period house has been recently refurbished. It has en suite toilets to both bedrooms and a downstairs bathroom with separate bath and shower. There are two living rooms and a large fitted kitchen. There is no garden but a small outside sitting area. The house is two minutes walk of our local pub which provides good value food and drink. Castle Cary's attractive town centre with its many historic buildings is an eight minute walk. Street parking with no restrictions .

Sorry no pets or smokers.

South Street is a conservation area with many historic buildings. There are several local walks from the area. Castle Cary has a good range of local shops including a small but useful Co op which is open until 10 pm . Castle Cary is an ideal base for visiting Glastonbury, Yeovilton Fleet Air Arm Museum, Haynes Motor Museum and Hauser and Wirth Art Gallery with Bath, Bristol, Stonehenge, Longleat and Avebury being within an hour's drive.

This is an elegant and cosy double room in my family home close to Castle cary Station . Located within walking distance of Cadbury Court wedding venue. Perfect to enjoy, local restaurants, pubs, and boutiques in Bruton & Hauser & Wirth art gallery, Sparkford Hall, Haynes car museum, Bath & West Showground, Stourhead house & gardens. Along with the Ancient hill fort known as Camelot. Glastonbury is a short drive away. The room is perfect for single guests or couples.

Double room, light and airy over looking the garden and cherry tree. Wardrobe, chest of draws, and a desk. Beautiful wooden floor with a rug. Comfortable and cosy. Wardrobe, chest of draws, and a desk. Beautiful wooden floor with a rug. Comfortable and cosy. Tv screen to link to your computer. Shared bathroom/Shower/wc. kitchen Garden. Wifi A full breakfast is not provided but there will be a selection of teas and coffee available. The room over looks the garden and the cherry tree, on the first floor. Comfortable double bed, with cotton bed linen. There is a wardrobe chest of draws, chair, a bedside table and a desk. The shared bathroom is on the same floor and is modern and compact with a shower and bath.

Close to Castle Cary and Bruton perfectly located to enjoy the local restaurants, pubs, and boutiques. Hauser & Wirth art gallery & Stourhead house and gardens, Sparkford Hall, Bath & West Showground, Cadbury Court Camelot hill fort, & Glastonbury are a short drive away. Fantastic views all over Somerset. Great walks. Village Shop. Public house.

Large, tastefully decorated en-suite room with king size bed/quality bed linen. Self contained with TV, desk space and sofa. To allow for your privacy we provide basic breakfast items for your stay without disturbing you each morning. The picturesque centre of Castle Cary is a few minutes walk away. Ideal for a couple, but the sofa bed could accommodate a child, please enquire and see space details. Please DO NOT Instant Book if attending Bath Showground / Glastonbury events, see space details.

This luxury room which is newly decorated forms part of our house but is self contained with its own entrance. Just a few minutes walk from the delightful town centre. Visit the historic market house, the thriving Tuesday local market or the vintage market run once a month. You are near to Bruton where the Hauser and Wirth gallery is found, together with noted restaurants, and nearby is the newly opened visitor attraction - 'The Newt'. A little further afield you are spoilt for choice of National Trust properties as well as Glastonbury, Wells, Bath, Street for Clark’s shopping village, and Shepton Mallet for the Kilver Court designer village and garden, or a visit to the notable prison. IMPORTANT NOTE: While we are not far from Bath Showground and Glastonbury we do not take bookings for late / overnight events. This is due to the fact that we are not aware of any local taxi services that are available for such events and it is about a 5 mile walk from the Showground down busy country roads with no pavement. We appreciate that bus services are sometimes shown as offered to and from the station but these never seem to run to suit the time people want to return. Having brought up our own children we no longer wish to have the worry of young adults not getting back, or having to act as a taxi service for people at such events. No cleaning charges applied. Tea / coffee / basic breakfast items provided Coffee machine Mini fridge We have a no smoking policy We request that guests remove shoes when entering. £10 additional charge per night for child using sofa bed (enquire first please using ‘contact host’ no instant booking for this).

All around the area is beautiful countryside. Opposite the property is an open area for walking with some exercise equipment if feeling energetic. Beside the property is the sports field which you wander across on the path to get into town. There are places to eat in town, as well as takeaways, and some excellent pubs and restaurants not too far distant including renowned restaurants in Bruton.

Welcome to our recently refurbished comfortable design-led home with double aspect natural light and steel floating staircase. The perfect rural retreat in a traditional setting. Dogs welcome! Nearby: Bruton, Bath, Glastonbury, Frome, Wells, Stone Henge, Bristol

Welcome to our beautiful home! A contemporary renovation in relaxed Somerset. Chill out on the custom made sofa, enjoy the spacious kitchen, luxuriate in the free standing bath or socialise under the apple tree with a local cider! Children & dogs welcome. The Nurseries forms a part of an enclosed group of three contemporary renovated houses at the top of Castle Cary high street. All are safely enclosed within a gated entrance which directs you to an impressive rear facade of glass and steel floating staircase. Owner and designer James built the houses fusing traditional Cary stone with steel, glass and oak. Guests enjoy full access to the whole house and we provide all you need for a comfortable stay including fully fitted kitchen with microwave, tv room/conservatory, master bedroom with a free standing bath & WC, second double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, single bedroom, bathroom with bath & power shower & downstairs WC. The house is equipped with a high chair and a cot. Patio & grass area for outside dining and an apple tree perfect for climbing. Off road parking is included for up to two cars. otherwise free parking on street. You will always have a point of contact available through Air BnB or failing that you can contact us by phone and while being available to offer assistance we do always respect the privacy of our guests.

Castle Cary is one of Somerset's most attractive and popular market towns (market takes place on Tuesday). It has a rich mix of independent shops, restaurants, dog friendly pubs and other amenities. Renowned for the beauty of the local period architecture. The surrounding countryside is of particular appeal, with major landmarks such as Stourhead, Glastonbury, Camelot and many beautiful walks and towns nearby. If you prefer golf, fishing, horse riding or water sports these are all available a short drive away. A drive away: Noah's Ark Zoo farm Museum of Somerset Wells Cathedral Bath Bristol Glastonbury Stourhead Frome Stone Henge Nearby Castle Cary is a popular market town with the main shops a five-minute walk away & great pubs and walks nearby. Market Square: Tuesdays 9am-2pm Small general street market including local produce only a short walk in to Castle Cary centre Vintage flee market with various stalls for clothes and bric-a-brac. Food The main food shops are Martins (shuts 5.30pm), with an excellent deli and reasonable wine selection, and the Co-op (shuts 10pm). Both are a short walk down the high street on the left hand side. Pop up food is aviable on some days at the market hall (center of Cary) in the evenings at the centre of Cary. These are the best sourdough pizzas ever...! Starts around 5.30 and ends at 8 but be there on good time as they can get busy and run out. Green grocer/florist further down the road and a butcher behind the old market building who makes delicious pies, with a very good wine shop next door. Should you want to taste and purchase very good wine then the Somerset Wine Company has opened a marvellous emporium opposite the station. You will need to take your car if you don't fancy carrying the bottles (or cases) back up the hill! The rest There's a Barclays bank in town with ATM and there is a Post Office, Boots, several hairdressers, a pet shop, fancy dress shop and even a music shop. Other shops include: clothes shops, small art shops/galleries, and interior decor shops. The Bakehouse serves excellent Thai food at lunch during the week and Friday and Saturday evenings. Levant is renowned for great food on the weekends, please book. There is an excellent Deli / cafe with outside seating off the Market Hall for lunch and local produce. The Gallery Bar now does excellent food most evenings and has a pizza oven at the rear, drinks and live music occasionally, but please check what’s on and opening times. https://thegallerybar.co.uk/ Pubs The George Hotel is the main watering hole and is a short stumble from the house just before you arrive at the market. They are dog friendly. The George has a good restaurant. Other great local pubs are- The Bull Inn, Hardway (good for walks around Stourhead & Kings Alfred’s Tower)- The Castle, Bruton- The Talbot Inn, Mells, near Frome is the sister pub to the Beckford Arms in Tisbury. You will need to book for either of these as they have very good restaurants. The Queen's Arms in Corton Denham near South Cadbury is one of our favourites; laid back and friendly with great food & an open fire and pub garden. Dogs are almost mandatory here! Cadbury Hill is nearby (see walks below). Book at the weekends. The Three Horseshoes in Batcombe is well known for it's food and position and has a large garden. Walks Walks around this area are numerous but the best one to take without needing your car is right out of the gates down the high street. Left along the small alley beside the George Hotel. Follow the path up and into the field. Climb to the top of the hill and take a breather on a bench whilst looking down onto the town and across to Glastonbury Tor. We like walk the up the high street, straight over the cross roads, bear left at the fork and down the road for a few minutes to the fields on either side, and wander over the fields. More favourite walks, if you have a car, are around the woods at King Alfred's Tower, Tower Rd, Stourhead, Warminster BA12 6QD South Cadbury is a 15 minute drive away and you can walk around the old overgrown ramparts of Camelot. End up at the Queen's Arms pub in Corton Denham afterwards for a good pint and great food. Book at the weekends. Stourhead has a 2-3 hour walk and Alfred's Tower is a beautiful walk through the forest too. Nearby Bruton Now renowned for it's recently opened international art gallery, Hauser & Wirth Somerset, in Dropping Lane, Bruton: (website hidden) (about 10 mins by car). Also full of unusual shops. At the Chapel, on the high street, is a well-known restaurant and bakery. It is very relaxed and child friendly and their pizzas and bread, made on the premises, are legendary. Really great for a lazy breakfast with the papers but book for weekend lunch or supper. Dog friendly garden in the summer. Matt's Kitchen on Bruton high street, is a wonderful quirky house/ restaurant so do book as Matt only has a few small tables in his own house. Open: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. BYOB and cash only. Excellent and imaginative food from a tiny menu created from whatever delights he finds in the market that week. near 33 High St, Bruton, Somerset BA10 0AH If you like cheese then visit the Godminster Farm Shop in Bruton to pick up some of the famous organic cheddar and vodka. Soho House members have Babington House Hotel with spa, gym and sauna and a great restaurant. About 30 mins by car.

Delightful period/retro styled cottage in the heart of a popular and picturesque Somerset market town. A great base for exploring Somerset or just enjoying the charms of Castle Cary; the Tuesday food market, weekend antiques market, cosy local pubs, and lovely countryside walks right on your doorstep. The cottage itself is well located within the old town centre, but in a quiet alleyway with a sunny private patio/garden area. Walking distance from Castle Cary rail station, free parking nearby.

The cottage is newly renovated but has a whole host of original features such as wooden beams, polished stone flagstone and timber floors. It's tastefully decorated with items collected from local furniture fairs, and where-ever possible we've used up-cycled materials such as the the school science laboratory worktops in the kitchen, and units recovered from a 1940's home. Despite its period charm the cottage has some modern benefits like toasty warm central heating, new plumbing and electrics, and the full range of modern appliances. The cottage will comfortably accommodate four people in the generously sized double bedrooms and a modern shower room with unlimited hot water. The kitchen and dining area is perfect for group meals and the antique farmhouse dining table is great for enjoying home cooked meals using locally sourced food from the range of shops and markets on your doorstep.

Castle Cary is a small market town surrounded by miles of unspoilt countryside, and has been described as one of Somerset's prettiest places. The town is characterised by its lovely old buildings constructed of the distinctive honey coloured stone for which the area is well known. Castle Cary has some lovely traditional shops and boutiques, a great delicatessen, a number of places to eat, and a fantastic traditional English pub called the George, all located in close walking distance from the cottage. There is a food market each Tuesday, and during the summer an antiques market at the weekend. Take a walk up the path next to the George to explore the footpaths around the old castle, and take in the amazing views across the Somerset levels and of Glastonbury Tor. Further afield Castle Cary is a great base to explore Somerset, and there is a huge range of things to do within easy driving distance: Bath, Bristol, The Newt Estate, Shepton Mallet showground, Cheddar Gorge, Cheese Tours, Longleat Safari Park, Wooky Hole, Cadbury Castle, The Fleet Air Arm Museum, Hayne Motor Museum, or just choose to relax and enjoy your stay!

Modern, character five bedroom house offering a blend of indulgent luxury and comfort. With a heated indoor pool its the prefect place for a party or just a magnificent place to unwind in the heart of the country. Situated just 5 mins walk from the picturesque market town of Castle Cary and close to many interesting places to visit including Stonehenge, Glastonbury, Wells, Bath and the Dorset coast is just an hours drive.

Tor Manor has over 5000 sq ft of living space including a heated swimming pool for our guests exclusive use. This is integrated into the house and accessed from the lounge. It also has large French windows which open into the garden area for summer sunshine. Complete with multi gym it’s a great place to keep fit. The main lounge includes a cosy wood burning fire with French windows opening onto the patio and stunning views of Somerset countryside and Glastonbury Tor. With two three seater comfy sofas it’s a great space to relax. The kitchen comes fully equipped with an array of cooking equipment and appliances . This includes an Aga with gas hob and electric ovens. It also has a smaller dining area. The dining room can accommodate up to 10 people comfortably. A second lounge has surround sound tv and two comfy sofas. There is a single bedroom downstairs with access to a bathroom nearby. Underfloor heating ensures it’s always warm and cosy. Upstairs there are four double en-suite bedrooms all with king size beds and luxurious linens and towels.

Castle Cary is recognised as one of the prettiest small market towns in the UK. It is on a main rail line to London and close to the A303. Close to many interesting places such as Cadbury Castle (thought to be Camelot), Hauser and Wirth Gallery with its chic restaurant and bar, National Trust properties such as Stourhead and Montacute plus an array of award winning country pubs. A visit to the exciting new local attraction The Newt is also highly recommended.

@ 4 HIGH STREET IS QUIRKY MAISONETTE IN THE CENTER OF THE BUSY RURAL TOWN OF CASTLE CARY. AN ARRAY OF BARS, RESTAURANTS, GALLERIES AND BOUTIQUES LINE THE BUSY HIGH STREET ALL WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE. WITH EASY REACH BY CAR , BUS OR TRAIN TO POPULAR TOWNS SUCH AS BRUTON, FROME, AND GLASTONBURY. WITHIN A 5 MINUTES DRIVE TO TO NEWT SOMERSET AND 10 MINUTES DRIVE TO THE ROTH BAR AND GRILL NR BRITON . NEWLY REFURBISHED TO A HIGH STANDARD, OFFERING A VERY COMFORTABLE STAY.

A two story maisonette , above the high street shops. @ no 4 there is a well equipped kitchen with a dishwasher , coffee machine, complimentary tea and coffee and log burning stove. A large welcoming Lounge area with TV, radio and dvd. Double bedroom ,King bedroom ,Two bathrooms, one with bath and one with shower on main floor. Adjoining twin bedrooms in the attic space ( where there are low ceilings!) Complimentary products and Towels provided. All bedrooms with hanging space or wardrobe , vanity mirror and Hairdryer. Travel cot and high chair are available . Utility room with Washing machine and Dryer. WIFI. No4 is set up to sleep 8 guests but I can arrange two more smaller guest beds on request, 1 in the king room and 1 in the adjoining attic rooms .

Castle Cary is a stunning little town in the heart of somerset close to many attractions and areas of beauty . Surrounded by small but popular towns like Bruton, Wincanton,Frome and Glastonbury .

A deluxe shepherds hut set in the grounds of my sister Lucy's house with lovely views of the garden. It is an ideal rural getaway for two - within walking distance to two excellent pubs and a small farm shop - please come and stay!

Our hut is an elegant and cosy space, ideal for a couple . There is a wood burner and a plentiful supply of logs on hand to keep you warm.

We are five minutes drive from Castle Cary railway station. This part of Somerset is really beautiful and boasts many local attractions such as Wells Cathedral, Stourhead gardens, The Hauser and Wirth gallery and Roth bar in nearby Bruton, the pretty market town of Castle Cary, the Glastonbury festival and the Bath & West show ground. Our hut is the perfect base to explore!

The master bedroom and bathroom are in an elegant Georgian Townhouse. This room is on the top floor with a private bathroom and tv. It has a neighbouring double room (can be twin) which can be booked for an additional fee. The elegant bathroom is entirely for your use. On the ground floor there is a gorgeous kitchen that leads to a sitting room where you can dine or relax next to a roaring fire which is shared with the other floor in the house. This leads out to a sunny mediterranean courtyard.

Set in the heart of Castle Cary within walking distance of all the shops, pubs and restaurants, this historic townhouse has everything you need for a great and memorable stay. There are also wonderful countryside walks straight off the high st. Magnificent fireplaces, original artwork, antique furniture, rugs and sculpture, we also provide a continental breakfast of local goodies, local bread, butter, jam milk, coffee and tea. We live next door and so can assist with any help you may need; be it reservations, taxis, recommendations or whatever we can help.

This is a small bustling market town and thrives through its Tuesday market and community spirit

A light airy cottage situated in a small market town, close to Longleat, Stonehenge, many National Trust properties and all major road links, the cottage has two bedrooms and bathroom downstairs and kitchen lounge diner upstairs with doors opening onto patio and garden, when in garden and house you would not know you were in centre of town, about an hour to the coast, castle cary has a mainline railway station with acess to most destinations.

Light and airy upside down cottage two bedrooms, open plan lounge and kitchen, opening on to garden. Normal flight of stairs with handrail parking for one car.

Although in centre of the small market town of castle Cary it is very private and peacefully. And very central to many locations to enjoy Somerset. Close to many wedding venues Cadbury court Holbrook house . National trust and about an hour from the coast.

Cosy, spacious, well equipped flat just a short walk from the town centre with local shops and pubs within a few minutes. Newly refurbished, the flat has its own entrance, large bedrooms, open plan kitchen diner and lounge with a superb large bathroom. Use of owners private garden. Plenty of on street parking and one private space. Beautiful countryside setting with many attractions. Explore the West Country from this lovely quiet location.

You will find tea, coffee, cooking oil, cereal, sugar, salt, pepper, milk, fruit

Castle Cary has a museum based in the historic Market House and one of only a few surviving Round House prisons to visit. We have an excellent local pub 1 min up the road with amazing home made food at great prices. We are a 5 minute walk into town with pubs, restaurants, coffee shops, wine bars, art gallery, food shopping and many individual gift and fashion shops available. A few miles from Bruton where you can visit Hauser & Wirth with beautiful galleries, gardens and the Roth bar & grill. Also The newly opened Newt with gardens & restaurant. Only half an hours drive away you can visit Wells, Glastonbury, Frome and Sherborne with great attractions. Easy 10 minutes drive to all Bruton Schools.

Situated between Bruton and Castle Cary we can offer a small but comfortable bedroom with en suite shower room and complimentary breakfast the following morning. The free breakfast includes granola, muesli, croissants,toast, fresh fruit, yoghurt, orange juice, tea and coffee. A cooked breakfast is available but NOT complimentary. This would be £8 per person and must be ordered in advance. You'll have your own car park, own entrance and secluded delightful courtyard with garden table and chairs.

With your own front door to your room you can come and go when you please and have as much privacy as you like, however we are always available if you need us. Your room is in an annex attached to our house, so you don't have to worry about coming through our part of the house, whatever time you get in!

From our quiet location nestled in a quiet valley full of cider orchards there are many local attractions. Within a few minutes drive you can get to Wincanton Racecourse, the Bath and West showground, Glastonbury Festival and thriving Bruton. Here you will find the Hauser and Wirth Gallery including the delicious Roth Bar and Grill, @The Chapel and now The Newt in Somerset and Osip restaurant. Castle Cary is 15 minutes walk away or three minute drive with a selection of shops, restaurants / pubs. This is a daylight walk, by the way, wearing suitable footwear!

Orchard Farm Cottages are situated in the beautiful Somerset countryside less than two miles from the picturesque market town of Castle Cary. Explore the West Country from this lovely quiet location. NB Our price/night is lower for longer stays

Old beams and original stonework give Owls a cosy cottage atmosphere. Owls has a main bedroom with a double bed, plus a second bedroom with bunk beds, making it ideal for families. All rooms are at ground level with no steps to negotiate.

Guests remark on how peaceful the area is, yet it is within easy driving distance of many places of interest, including Bath, Wells, Glastonbury, Longleat, Stourhead, Cheddar, the Mendips, the Somerset Levels, Jurassic Coast... so much to explore! And there's numerous traditional country pubs within just a few miles of Orchard farm to visit in the evenings.

Set in open countryside between Glastonbury, Castle Cary and Bruton in the heart of Somerset - this is a standalone Cottage in the garden of our Farmhouse. You’ll love our cottage because of the ambiance, the outdoors space, and the comfy bed. It is ideal for couples and solo adventurers who love the outside. Ideal for Pennard House, Bath and West, Bruton, Castle Cary, Glastonbury visitors. Stunning views. Use of tennis court and pool. Heavenly retreat.

Guests are taken aback by the location. Heavenly cottage with stunning views. Beautifully decorated sitting room, bedroom, and outdoor covered patio overlooking the gardens and lake.

Beautiful open spaces, stunning views, peace and quiet.

Contemporary self-contained lodge in beautiful peaceful countryside. Fully equipped kitchen with open plan dining and comfortable sitting area. Smart TV, DVD player, WiFi. Two double bedrooms, one with en suite, both with lovely views. Outdoor decking. Use of owners' tennis court. Parking. Two miles from market town of Castle Cary with mainline railway. Easy access to Glastonbury, Bath and Wells, with endless walks and cycle rides from the door. Two pubs within walking distance.

Set in a smallholding. Lots of quiet places to sit with a book in the grounds, near the tennis court or in the plantation in a hammock. BBQ available.

Situated in South Somerset, there is plenty to see and do from the doorstep. Country walks and the South Somerset Cycle Way which goes past the driveway. National Trust properties nearby include Stourhead and Montacute House. Many great places to eat and drink. Hauser and Worth Art gallery in nearby Bruton and new in 2019, The Newt in Somerset.

Perfect for a family or two couples who know (and like!) each other, both Morris and Vanessa are spacious, comfortable double rooms overlooking the garden terrace and the mill stream beyond. Bathroom in the hall. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, Brookfield’s dining room becomes the popular Levant restaurant. Guests staying receive a 10 per cent discount in the restaurant. Reservations essential.

Brookfield has four available rooms, listed separately. A generous continental-style breakfast is offered either in the dining room or in summer on the terrace overlooking the brook. The centre of Castle Cary is two minutes walk away and offers a great diversity of independent shops, pubs and restaurants. Almost on the doorstep are happening Bruton, with its renowned Hauser+Wirth gallery and Roth Bar, the temptations of the Kilver Court designer outlet, plus of course, the magnificent sweeps of the Somerset countryside taking in Glastonbury Tor and beyond.

Small market town. Great bookshop & all local amenities. Walking distance from pubs, shops & station.

Enjoy a stay in a large historic property set in the heart of the wonderful Somerset market town of Castle Cary. Perfect for families and groups, and an excellent base for exploring the region or for an extended stay in the countryside. The house has lots of lovely period features like wooden beams, stone floors and antique furniture, combined with modern heating and appliances. There is also a projector TV with Netflix for movie nights on the sofa! Easily accessible by both road and train.

The house has an extensive ground floor with living room, dining room, and separate kitchen, as a well as a cosy snug with an open fire. It's the perfect space for a group or family to relax, entertain, or enjoy a meal around the large refectory table in the medieval dining room. Upstairs are 3 large bedrooms, all with comfortable king size beds, and a smaller bedroom with a single bed. The house is accessed from the street entrance and free parking is available in the town centre car park. To the rear of the property is a paved patio are with seating for outside dining during the summer months. The house is newly renovated and benefits from all modern appliances, safety features, and gas central heating. It is furnished with tasteful furniture and decorations collected from local auctions and antiques fairs. There is fast WiFi throughout the house, and the lounge has a projector TV with Netflix and all the usual television on demand apps.

Castle Cary is a small market town surrounded by miles of unspoilt countryside, and has been described as one of Somerset's prettiest places. The town is characterised by its lovely old buildings constructed of the distinctive honey coloured stone for which the area is well known. Castle Cary has some lovely traditional shops and boutiques, a great delicatessen, and a number of places to eat, and a fantastic traditional English pub called the George, all located in close walking distance from the house. There is a food market each Tuesday, and during the summer an antiques market at the weekend. Take a walk up the path next to the George to explore the footpaths around the old castle, and take in the amazing views across the Somerset levels and of Glastonbury Tor. Further afield Castle Cary is a great base to explore Somerset, and there is a huge range of things to do within easy driving distance: Bath, Bristol, The Newt Estate, Shepton Mallet showground, Cheddar Gorge, Cheese Tours, Longleat Safari Park, Wooky Hole, Cadbury Castle, The Fleet Air Arm Museum, Hayne Motor Museum, or just choose to relax and enjoy your stay!

This elegant cosy doubleroom in my home close to Castle cary Station . Located within walking distance of Cadbury Court wedding venue. Perfect to enjoy, local restaurants, pubs, and boutiques in Bruton & Hauser & Wirth art gallery, Sparkford Hall, Haynes car museum. Bath & West Showground, Stourhead house & gardens and the Ancient hill fort known as Camelot. Glastonbury, a short drive away. The room is perfect for single guests or couples.

Comfortable King size bed, light and airy over looking the garden and willow tree. Beautiful wooden floor with a rug. Comfortable and cosy. Tv screen to link to your computer. Shared bathroom/Shower/wc. kitchen Garden. Wifi A full breakfast is not provided but there will be a selection of teas and coffee available. Comfortable double bed, with bed linen. The shared bathroom is on the same floor and is modern and compact with a shower.

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Modernist conversion of traditional Ham-stone Coach House. Number three of four properties available to rent at the Nurseries. Situated around a gravel courtyard the buildings were originally part of a busy Garden Nurseries, before being converted for residential use in 2010.

Welcome to our cool & comfortable design-led Coach house - The perfect rural retreat in a traditional setting. Built fusing traditional Cary stone with glass, steel & oak it's the perfect place to kick back and relax. We are easy going and love dogs! The Coach House forms part of an enclosed group of three contemporary renovated houses at the top of Castle Cary High Street, situated in the beautiful Somerset market town of Castle Cary. Enter through large timber gates to your private parking area and while away the hours in your idyllic country retreat. Modern, fully fitted kitchen with oven, microwave, dishwasher and washer dryer. Comfortable and spacious open plan living/ dining area with space for plenty of dinner guests and an extensive and varied library filled with books ranging from art & design to comics and classic cars. Our guests love spending hours browsing through the collection. 32" Smart TV. The floating steel and glass staircase lead you up to two spacious double bedrooms with vaulted, timber, white washed ceilings. The larger includes a Conran writing desk. Modern bathroom with bath and power shower. The Coach House has a small patio area at the entrance to the property with a small table and two chairs for sunny breakfasts and a glass of rose in the evening! Castle Cary is one of Somerset's most attractive and popular market towns. It has a rich mix of independent shops, restaurants, dog friendly pubs and other amenities. Renowned for the beauty of the local period architecture. The surrounding countryside is of particular appeal, with major landmarks such as Stourhead, Glastonbury and Camelot and many beautiful walks and towns nearby Markets Tuesdays- Bustling, general street market including local produce only a short walk in to Castle Cary centre 9am-2pm Located around the Market House, Castle Cary Castle Cary train station runs services to London in under 2 hours and is only a seven minute drive away. James Camm is a London-born designer who originally studied painting and sculpture before moving towards architecture. the Coach House was originally designed as the architects own studio/ library and boasts a lovely collection of classic furniture including Eames and Frederick Scott.

The Nurseries forms part of an enclosed group of three contemporary renovated houses at the top of Castle Cary High Street. Castle Cary is a market town and the main shops are about a five minute walk from the Coach House. The main food shops are Martins, which has an excellent deli and a reasonable wine selection, and the Co-op. There is a green grocer/florist further down the road and a butcher behind the old market building who makes delicious pies, with a very good wine shop next door. Banks in town are Barclays and Nat West and there is a Post Office, Boots, several hairdressers, a pet shop, fancy dress shop and even a music shop. Other shops include: clothes shops, small art shops/galleries, and interior decor shops. The George Hotel is the main watering hole and is a short stumble from the house just before you arrive at the market. On Tuesday mornings there is a bustling farmers market with an excellent organic vegetable stall. The George has a good restaurant and The Bakehouse serves excellent Thai food at lunch during the week and Friday and Saturday evenings. Walks around this area are numerous but the best one to take without needing your car is left as you walk down to town just alongside The George Hotel. Follow the path up and into the field. Climb to the top of the hill and take a breather on a bench whilst looking down onto the town and across to Glastonbury Tor. Outside of Castle Cary there is Bruton (about 10 mins by car) which is also full of unusual shops. The main attraction there though is At the Chapel in Bruton high street which is a well known restaurant and bakery. It is very relaxed and child friendly and their pizzas and bread, made on the premises are legendary. Really great for a lazy breakfast with the papers but book for weekend lunch or supper. Dog friendly garden in the Summer. Matt’s Kitchen on Bruton high street, if you can book as it is only a few small tables in his own house, is open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. BYOB and cash only. Excellent and imaginative food off a tiny menu created from whatever he finds in the market that week. If you like cheese then visit the Godminster Farm Shop in Bruton to pick up some of the famous organic cheddar and vodka. South Cadbury is a 15 minute drive away and you can walk around the old overgrown ramparts of Camelot. End up at the Queen’s Arms in Corton Denham afterwards for a good pint and great food. Book at the weekends. Stourhead has a 2-3 hour walk and Alfred’s Tower is a beautiful walk through the forest too. Other great pubs are the Talbot Inn in Mells, near Frome and it’s sister pub, the Beckford Arms in Tisbury. You will need to book for either of these as they have very good restaurants.

Welcome to Walnut Cottage, a cosy, a self-contained cottage with en suite accommodation and a very comfortable bed. The cottage is very private and peacefully situated in our garden looking out over surrounding fields. Local towns of Castle Cary and Bruton and the A303 are 10 minutes distant. We are surrounded by wedding venues and will provide additional accommodation in the house by arrangement. If attending a local event, we suggest advance booking Castle Cary based taxis (see guide).

Walnut Cottage is the perfect place to relax in your own cosy, comfortable retreat with kind size double bed and en suite bathroom and shower. There is a step ladder to an upper mezzanine space, filled with cushions to make it the ideal space to chill out. You will have separate, private access and an option to either hideaway or enjoy a continental breakfast for an extra £5.00 per person. There is a toaster and small fridge in the cottage. A larger fridge is located in the garage for the use of guests.

North Barrow is a small village 2 miles from Castle Cary and the same distance from Sparkford. The village does not have a shop or pub, however the excellent Red Lion pub in Babcary is 10 mins drive - or a 20 minute cycle. North Barrow is very well situated, less than 10 mins from the A303 with a range of interesting and different local towns - Castle Cary and Bruton are the nearest, with Wells, Glastonbury, Shepton Mallet, Wincanton and Yeovil all within a 20 minute drive. We have lovely walks and cycling routes which you can enjoy from the house or a short drive to the local country pubs which serve the local ciders and cheddar cheeses, including the Red Lion at Babcary (10 mins drive or 20 mins cycle), which serves good food - including take-away pizzas. There are plenty of historical sites and art galleries on our doorstep, including the famous Hauser and Wirth Gallery (and good restaurant) in Bruton. Popular local destinations are Wells, Glastonbury, Clarks shopping village in Street, the Kilver Court Designer and Mulberry outlet in Shepton Mallet, Haynes Motor Museum (5 mins), Yeovilton Fleet Air Arm museum, and the National Trust house and garden, Lytes Cary Manor.

The Old Post Office Barn is a detached 18th Century converted two storey stone barn providing a perfect 'home from home' in the depth of the Somerset countryside in the quiet village of Galhampton near the unspoilt market town of Castle Cary - a town ‘lost in time'.

The Old Post Office Barn has a large and well appointed kitchen diner, a large sitting room, two large en suite double bedrooms (one with twin beds) - the double room could accommodate a travel cot if you have an infant. We provide on site parking for 1 car (2nd car subject to prior agreement). The two en suite bathrooms contain a lavatory, shower and basin. There is a TV with Freeview in the Kitchen, sitting room and master bedroom. We have free wi-fi available.

Galhampton is a quiet, rural and very friendly village - indeed one guest whilst out walking was asked if she wanted to bake some cakes for the coffee morning! It is ideally situated for you to enjoy the area whether you want shopping, attractions, walking, quiet village pub meals or a combination of them all. It is ideal for Glastonbury, Wells, Stourhead, Sherbourne, Bath & West Showground, Wincanton racecourse, and the Camelot countryside with good local walking.

Once part of the milk train that carried churns to Somerset dairies, Gabriel’s Wagon has been lovingly restored. It provides comfort, tranquility, fun and relaxation for a couple to stay amidst its rolling fields and heart-stopping views all the year around. This is as inviting in the depths of winter, as the summer: a suntrap when the sun shines, a magical look out when the rain and snow falls, relaxing by the cosy fire.

There is a big comfy bed and a beautifully crafted kitchen area with baby belling hob and oven, Belfast sink and little fridge. A sweet wood burning stove that lights like a dream keeps the wagon in constant warmth when needed, scenting the outside air with its gentle wood-smoke. Sink into the deep feather cushions of the old Ercol sofa and open the French windows to enjoy the view down to the little village church in the valley below. Undercover of the translucent arched roof, walk out onto the red cedar and larch decking. At one end an old pine door leads to the bathroom that invites you to relax! Enjoy the treat of a cast iron roll-top bath filled with hot running water and privacy to open the door wide if you fancy, to see the view as you let go of all life’s demands. Down the wooden steps is a fire pit and fire wok if you wish to cook outside and enjoy the spectacular lookout spot by day and night. Additionally Gabriel's Wagon offers: •Local ingredients for breakfast •Bamboo bed linen and luxurious Vispring mattress Travel cot available for a babe in arms •Woodburner with logs supplied •Covered verandah with place for muddy wellies & hooks for coats •Bruton town 3 miles away with restaurants, cafes and well stocked shops including The Organic Shop – organic co-operative •A special welcome for your dog with our own Pet Welcome Pack •Nearby off road parking

A famous footpath up Creech Hill to the site of a Romano-Celtic temple is just nearby with fields offering fossil finding and ancient woodland to explore. In Gabriel’s Wagon, walks are mapped out for you to enjoy to the local Saxon town of Bruton along drovers lanes to visit Houser & Wirth’s Somerset gallery. For foodies, this town is a delight, with Houser& Wirth’s Roths Bar, At the Chapel and Matts Kitchen to choose from. You can also walk to Cole Manor tea rooms, set on the gentle River Brue, or for a longer walk, make your way along the river at Spargrove, to sit beside the log fire in the 3 Horseshoes pub in Batcombe. A half hour car journey will bring your to the spectacular Cheddar Gorge and the Mendip hills and in the opposite direction, Stourhead, with peaceful lake-side walks, and stunning gardens. In the summer, there is Glastonbury Festival, just 5 miles away, and the Bath & west showground offering a constant programme of interest from the Royal Bath & West agricultural show, to Antiques and Collectors shows and the famous Sunday Flea Market. (Please check dates) For a taste of Somerset town life, we are within easy reach of Glastonbury with its quaint shops and impressive Abbey ruins; Wells and its breathtakingly beautiful Cathedral and Frome’s Catherine Hill, fun to visit with quirky buzzy bohemian vintage shops, fantastic cafes and an Artisan Market every last Sunday of the month – all within 10 miles radius. For city life, the magnificent Georgian City of Bath is within 20 miles as is Bristol.

The master bedroom and bathroom are in an elegant Georgian Townhouse. This room is on the first floor with a private bathroom and tv. It has a neighbouring twin room which can be booked for an additional fee. The elegant bathroom is entirely for your use. On the ground floor there is a well equipped kitchen that leads to a sitting room where you can dine or relax next to a roaring fire which is shared with the other floor in the house. This leads out to a sunny mediterranean courtyard.

Set in the heart of Castle Cary within walking distance of all the shops, pubs and restaurants, this historic townhouse has everything you need for a great and memorable stay. There are also wonderful countryside walks straight off the high st. Magnificent fireplaces, original artwork, antique furniture, rugs and sculpture, we also provide a continental breakfast of local goodies, local bread, butter, jam milk, coffee and tea. We also invite you to use our wonderful sunny Mediterranean courtyard complete with wood fired pizza oven. You are welcome to use the oven yourselves on request and on Friday and Saturday nights we fire delicious sourdough pizza which we serve. We live just next door and so can assist with any help you may need; be it reservations, taxis, recommendations or whatever we can help.

This is a small bustling market town and thrives through its Tuesday market and community spirit

Jake’s Cabin is tucked away in one of the most magical secluded locations in Somerset. Waking to birdsong and with views of undulating hillside and meadows, it provides closeness to nature that melts away the strains of busy lives. Built from local cedar and larch and using only eco friendly and re-cycled materials, this beautifully crafted retreat can be found in a sunny clearing, and protected from the elements by the old oak and hazelnut trees that cast dappled light over its living roof.

Based on our much-loved Gabriel’s Wagon, Jake’s Cabin has more space and an internal door leading to the bathroom that hosts a warm yellow roll top bath with an external door for a bath with a view; It has a luxuriously comfy day-bed with a v sprung mattress and silky soft bamboo bed linen; floor to ceiling windows running along its length and sky lights, so that whether from the bath, bed or from the soft sinking cushions of the old Ercol sofa, you can enjoy the views, catch the sunlight and watch the stars.. Jake’s Cabin has running hot and cold water and electricity and is properly equipped with kitchen utensils, cutlery, crockery, a baby belling hob and oven, Belfast sink and fridge. The wood-burning stove keeps the cabin in constant warmth, thanks also to its high spec draft proof insulation.

A famous footpath up Creech Hill to the site of a Romano-Celtic temple is just nearby with fields offering fossil finding and ancient woodland to explore. In Jake's Cabin, walks are mapped out for you to enjoy to the local Saxon town of Bruton along drovers lanes to visit Houser & Wirth’s Somerset gallery. For foodies, this town is a delight, with Houser& Wirth’s Roths Bar, At the Chapel and Matts Kitchen to choose from. You can also walk to Cole Manor tea rooms, set on the gentle River Brue, or for a longer walk, make your way along the river at Spargrove, to sit beside the log fire in the 3 Horseshoes pub in Batcombe. A half hour car journey will bring your to the spectacular Cheddar Gorge and the Mendip hills and in the opposite direction, Stourhead, with peaceful lake-side walks, and stunning gardens. In the summer, there is Glastonbury Festival, just 5 miles away, and the Bath & west showground offering a constant programme of interest from the Royal Bath & West agricultural show, to Antiques and Collectors shows and the famous Sunday Flea Market. (Please check dates) For a taste of Somerset town life, we are within easy reach of Glastonbury with its quaint shops and impressive Abbey ruins; Wells and its breathtakingly beautiful Cathedral and Frome’s Catherine Hill, fun to visit with quirky buzzy bohemian vintage shops, fantastic cafes and an Artisan Market every last Sunday of the month – all within 10 miles radius. For city life, the magnificent Georgian City of Bath is within 20 miles

A fab room available in an elegant family-run Victorian Home From Home overlooking Glastonbury Tor. There are four bedrooms in total. Trendy Bruton is 10 minutes away as are lots of other top local attractions. There are walks behind the house with wonderful views of the county, good places to eat galore. Nearest station: Castle Cary. Bristol Airport: 45 minutes away and the A303 from London is a 5-10 minute drive away depending on whether you are coming from the East or the West.

Take advantage of our three-floored, majestic, family-friendly Victorian town house on the outskirts of the bustling market town of Castle Cary. We have four bedrooms available for booking. One is ensuite (Gibs) and the other three have the use of two bathrooms which we make sure guests have private access to individually and shared if it is for family use. We have Wifi rooters on every floor and your own space to sit comfortably and relax at the end of the day in front of a fire. Two rooms - a double and twin - overlook Glastonbury Tor. The remaining rooms back onto our peaceful garden. In the summer months guests can have barbecues and eat outside on the large patio outside. Guests can access a lovely walk in the fields behind the house directly from the garden. There are plenty of good attractions and places to eat locally. Martin is a veritable mind of information having lived in Somerset all his life. The world-renowned Hauser & Wirth Gallery with its wonderful restaurant and bar is a 10-minute drive away. Some of the finest bread in the UK is sold at The Chapel in Bruton which also has a fab restaurant. Wells, with its stunning cathedral is nearby, the National Trust house of Stourhead and its fabulous gardens is also not far away as is Longleat with its magnificent zoo. The historic city of Bath is 45-55 minutes by car or train and the coast is within an hour away. In other words there is plenty to do and see. We have local Ordnance Survey maps on site and walking guides. We can supply babysitting, taxi-ing duties, and meals for guests in our kitchen by the Aga. Meals cost £20 per head and you can bring your own bottle of wine to the table. Our guests come from all over the world and are here either for leisure, work, weddings, seeing family and more.

Castle Cary is a lovely, thriving historic market town in north Somerset. There are a series of good shops and galleries and plenty of access to good restaurants and bars locally, largely in Bruton (known as the Notting Hill of Somerset) and surrounding village pubs. There are wonderful walkers' footpaths that start from the back of the house. The National Trust house of Stourhead with its fabulous gardens is nearby as is Longleat with its famous zoological park. The historic market town of Sherborne, Wells, with its amazing cathedral, and the discount designer shopping mecca at Kilver Court in Shepton Mallet are also local draws. The historic World Monument Centre of Bath is 26 miles away. In other words there is a lot to do and see. In addition, it's a perfect base for parents visiting children in the number of top schools in the area or for visitors passing through. Castle Cary itself has the only remaining horse hair factory (supplying textiles to Royal Palaces) in the country. A pond still exists in the town where the horses would come and have their tales washed before their hair was snipped. The town also must have been home to some very naughty people in the past as there are three ancient lock up prisons to visit. Market days are on a Tuesday and people come from far and wide to visit it, as well as go to the travelling fishmonger on a Friday. Some of the best cheese and cider producers in the UK are close by and also bread makers. The reputed site of King Arthur's famous Camelot 10 minutes away at Cadbury Castle.

200 year old recently restored listed barn providing spacious, private accommodation with a king size bed and en suite shower room. Continental breakfast, off road parking, private entrance and also access to garden with outside seating area. Situated in quiet village one mile from Castle Cary Station and three miles from Bruton.

The barn, which is grade 2 listed, retains original roof beams that are visible and stone floor, a mixture of slabs, cobbles and brick. The stunning restoration was carried out by local craftsmen using traditional lime based methods. It provides a large, light, well insulated, warm space complemented by a large wood burner.

Set in the Somerset village of Alhampton, a small rural village in a farming community, which adjoins the village of Ditcheat, the home of Paul Nicholls Racing (a top National Hunt trainer) and the world renowned Barbers Cheese. The local pub is 50 metres from the Barn and a further mile away brings you to the Manor House Inn at Ditcheat. The Bath and West Showground is close by and Longleat 30 mins drive.

All our rooms are named after our children. Polly & Barnaby's is one of our most popular, has a corona above the bed and overlooks Glastonbury Tor. The bed is French and really comfortable. We can have eight guests in total in our home from home. Just ring and ask. The top floor is ideal for families. Two bathrooms are up there and three rooms: two doubles and one twin which can be converted into a double.