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Breathe in the fresh Somerset air from this secluded cabin. The cosy retreat boasts an open-plan living area, soothing grey tones, a walkout to a private wraparound deck with a dining area, a BBQ, and an outdoor hot tub. Please note if Oak Escape is not available we have a similar house available on Airbnb called the Otterford Retreat - Please message us.

Our small studio/House has been built to latest standards ensuring warmth and comfort during your stay. We have kept the pod as simple as possible making it ideal for couples and young families. The place has been fitted out with all the comforts of home with brands we all know and trust. The hot tub is here for you to enjoy as you wish, bathrobes and luxury White Company towels will keep you warm afterwards. 40 ins Tv with DVD and Roberts music system will help entertain on those cold dark winter nights when the views have been covered for the day. The shower room is stocked with everything you will need during your stay with a Mira shower to reinvigorate while your towel is warmed on the electric towel rail. The kitchen is compact but fully functioning with oven,fridge freezer and 2 ring hob top. The oven can also be used as a microwave. If coffee is your indulgence the Nespresso machine is there and fully stocked for you to sample the different flavours on offer. For the energetic guests we have 2 adult bikes located at the pod, please bring your own helmets! With our changeable weather you can decide to eat inside or out with the tables and chairs we have provided. The Weber BBQ is also in situation on the deck when required. Wireless charging is available along with a docking port for the iPhone with USB plugs available at the bedsides.

Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, this is the place to relax and unwind. There are miles of beautiful country walks that change with the seasons. Also of particular note is a proper local pub only a five minute walk away.

PERFECT FOR PARTIES, CELEBRATIONS, HEN WEEKENDS, GATHERINGS Accommodates up to 15 guests Games/Party room: Music/Karaoke system Woodburner Sauna Hot Tub Outdoor Pool (seasonal) Sun Deck Garden Kitchen/Bar with communal eating space Situated in large peaceful grounds. BBQ area. Fire Pit Annexe: Kitchen, lounge, wet room, 2 bedrooms, 2 sofa beds Stables: 1 bedroom en suite House: 3 bedrooms en suite TVs in lounge & bedrooms. Free Wi-fi Breakfast/BBQ/Dinner/Entertainment options

Mistletoe Farm is on the edge of the beautiful Blackdown Hills & just 30mins from the Jurassic Coast at Lyme Regis. 5 minutes from the A303 at Ilminster 15 minutes from the M5 at Taunton

Quiet country lanes to amble around 2 minute walk to Hornsbury Mill (food, cream teas etc) One mile to nearest pub/village shop. Cycle Path on old railway line from Chard to Ilminster 1 mile to Chard Resevoir. Edge of the Blackdown Hills. 10mins drive to Cricket St Thomas (To The Manor Born) 10mins drive to Windwhistle Golf Club 30 minute drive to Lyme Regis (Jurassic Coast)

Set in the grounds of our thatched farmhouse but with total privacy and peace. Renovated to a high standard, the cottage is spacious and sunny and has a hot tub for your private use! The perfect get away, with lovely rural views and complete tranquility but local villages and towns are only a stone's throw away. There is a large well equipped kitchen with dining, a bathroom and shower room, a spacious lounge and two good sized bedrooms, all tastefully decorated. A lovely rural retreat.

The cottage is bright and airy with a large, well equipped kitchen and separate utility room with fridge freezer, washing machine and dryer. There is a cosy sitting room with cable tv and 2 good sized double bedrooms. One with twin beds and one with a double. There is also a pull out bed for a 5th person (suitable for a child not another adult) and a cot for babies. There are 2 bathrooms one downstairs with shower and the other en-suite with a bath. It is set in the grounds of our thatched farmhouse with gorgeous views across the hills and valley. There is also a hot tub for your personal use!!

The cottage is set in Dinnington, a tiny Somerset village with a wonderful village pub 500 yards walk away! It is extremely quiet here and there is virtually no passing traffic but we are only 10 minutes of the A303 and it is 10 minutes to our two local towns with large supermarkets etc. We are only 1/2 hour from the beautiful south dorset/devon coast. The surrounding countryside is beautiful and there are plenty of walks through fields and around lakes all walkable from the door. The near-by village of Hinton st. George is picture postcard gorgeous and has a village shop, gastro pub and tearooms.

Architect designed and newly built, The Woodhouse is a one bedroom luxury retreat with a bespoke Scandinavian fresh water spa hot tub set in the private grounds of the owner's house in Chardstock, a beautiful East Devon village with a picturesque pub and thriving village shop and Post Office, only nine miles from the stunning World Heritage Site Jurassic Coast.

The Property: The Woodhouse has been designed as a luxurious romantic escape for two. The layout comprises a sitting room with gas 'wood burner' and a fully fitted kitchen all under a vaulted ceiling. The bedroom has a sumptuous antique French kingsize bed dressed with Belgian linen and a goose down duvet. There is an ensuite wetroom with railhead shower. The outside private decked area with a wooden fresh water hydro spa hot tub is for the sole use of the guests of The Wood House. The terrace has stunning views of St. Andrews Church which dates from the 14th century. Facing south-west, it is sunny in the day, with sunsets to watch as you sip your drinks in the evening. Guests have their own parking space in front of The Woodhouse.

The Area: Chardstock is situated in An Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and as such affords some stunning walks and scenery. Don’t forget your walking boots. We have The George Inn, a quintessential English country pub, stumbling distance from The Wood House, serving delicious homemade food. Less than a mile away is The Tytherleigh Arms; run by Mark and Rose, it is considered locally as one of the best restaurants in the area. Chardstock boasts a wonderful Village Stores and Post Office run by Tina and Mike. Along with all the essentials, they stock a brilliant selection of locally sourced produce: sausages, bacon, chicken, vegetables, eggs, milk and fresh bread every day. The Woodhouse is the perfect retreat to arrive and then forget about your car for the entire stay if you should wish. As you enter Chardstock there are views down to the sea which lies nine miles to the south. There is much to explore along our Jurassic coastline: Lyme Regis with it’s famous Cobb and harbour, charming shops and pubs, fresh wet fish shop and the renowned Hix Oyster House. East of Lyme is Beer where you can hire a boat and do a spot of fishing. and buy fresh crab caught that day. Then onto Sidmouth, an elegant Regency seaside town with a beautfully restored Art Deco cinema. West of Lyme, explore the different beaches and hunt for fossils. Charmouth with it’s golden sands and Seatown under the Golden Cap home to the Anchor Inn which has possibly the best pub beer garden ever! On to Bridport and wander around the antique quarter, then down to West Bay for wood fired pizza on the beach at The Watchouse Cafe. This part of the Devon, Dorset, Somerset triangle is a very foodie area with a huge selection of restaurants and gastro pubs in every direction, and several fabulous farm shops. We are only four miles from Axminster and Hugh Fearnley -Whittingstall’s River Cottage Canteen, and another two miles from River Cottage HQ from where he runs his courses. Guy Mallinson’s Green Woodcraft Workshops are only a couple of miles away.

Each solid wood log cabin is encircled by trees for your privacy yet open enough to let sunlight through. We aim to give you that cosy, romantic log cabin retreat experience with a solid wood burner, private hot tub and free access to our seasonal outdoor heated pool (end May - Sept). If the dates you require are already booked, please look at our other cabins: Tawny Owl Lodge (also with private hot tub), Hedgehog Lodge or Roe Deer Lodge.

Genuine Scandinavian Log Cabin tucked away in mature oak woodland

On the border of East Devon, South Somerset & West Dorset 9 miles from Jurassic Coastline at Lyme Regis Easy access from M5 & A303

Small and cosy country getaway complete with wood burner and garden that opens on to fields and forest with the opportunity for endless walks yet close enough to the surrounding beaches and restaurants.

PLEASE NOTE MINIMUM STAY OF 3 NIGHTS FOR PEAK HOLIDAY PERIODS THE COTTAGE: The cottage has a sitting room with wood burner & dry stack of wood, a walk-through dining area with door to the garden and a well equipped kitchen. On the first floor there are 2 bedrooms, one with a king size bed the other with 2 singles all made up with fresh bed linen and towels. The bathroom has a bath with shower. Outside is a sweet garden that includes a sun trap with garden table and chairs. The back of the garden takes you straight into nature and numerous walks. THE AREA: Just under 10 miles from the Jurassic coastline and Lyme Regis, the cottage is a true haven where you can trade city life for the tranquility of country life. Thorncombe is a popular village complete with charming shop, church and a school with keys available for use of their small swimming pool in the summer months. Wind your way through the narrow lanes to nearby towns such as Beaminster and Bridport, whether sampling the local brew or just pottering through the Art and Vintage Quarter. Take in a movie at Bridport's wonderfully renovated arts cinema or a wood fire pizza on the beach at West Bay. Maybe go to River Cottage Canteen and Deli in Axminster. There are excellent restaurants and pubs to recommend in every direction and after walking off lunch you can put your feet up by the log fire with a good read. If summer days are calling there's lots to do with the kids, exploring beaches and hunting for fossils on the world famous Jurassic coastline or a trip out fishing for mackerel from Lyme's picturesque harbour. For fun closer to home, the village has a small playground just 3 minutes from the cottage complete with football field and basket ball hoop. A short walk away there's a forest, great for making dens or getting lost amongst the bluebells. For further indulgence try a slice of cake in the village shop. SUMMARY: A holiday to remember no matter your age, with one of the most beautiful swathes of countryside on your door step recognized as an Area of Natural Outstanding Beauty bordering Somerset, Devon & Dorset. A car to explore is really an essential unless you are content to explore on foot; the village shop is stocked well for all groceries and local produce and has a small deli counter. There are a number of farm shops further afield. Depending on the kind of break you are looking for, there are many great walks and days out to recommend with some excellent restaurants to match.

A very popular village immersed in stunning countryside within easy reach of the beaches. If you're planning on enrolling on one of the local courses we are well located for Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall's River Cottage HQ or Guy Mallinson's Wood Craft Workshops. Right here in Thorncombe, you could sign up for one of Hannah Lovegrove's Yoga classes.

Our simple cottage and beautiful garden are located just below an Iron Age hill fort, with stunning views over the Marshwood Vale. The cottage, 4 miles from coast, is very light, clean, spacious & comfortable, w/ central heating, 2 wood-stoves & a lovely eat-in kitchen. During summer holidays we rent it by the week starting on a Saturday.

The Cottage, on edge of Marshwood village, includes a kitchen with a large range, living room, small library and beautiful 2 acre garden, with external dining table, summer house, garden furniture and tree house. The stairs to the bedrooms are narrow and a little awkward and lack a handrail. There is a loo and shower on the ground floor and loo and bath on the bedroom floor. There are four bedrooms: two with king size beds, one with two single beds, one with a single bed and trundle bed (when opened there is no room to walk!). The single bedrooms are very small!

West Dorset is an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the cottage is surrounded by wonderful, ancient countryside. The Bottle Inn - a country pub - 10 minutes walk away, across open fields. It does great beer, but is pretty run down. There are a number of lovely historic towns a short drive away, including Lyme Regis and Bridport, with good restaurants (Hix in Lyme Regis, River Cottage Canteen and Deli in Axminster, and the Riverside Restaurant in West Bay to name a few) and other attractions. More Details below Food, shopping and eating out Village shops and pubs Sadly Marshwood village shop has closed but the Bottle Inn pub is open for drinks and basic food. In fact the whole thing is pretty basic and a bit down at heal but the beer is good! We like the New Inn pub at Stoke Abbot – good food and atmosphere. There are lovely walks you can do up to Lewesdon Hill, near by – another Iron Age hill fort, though this one covered in trees. Another nice close pub is the Shaves Cross Inn at Shaves Cross – see directions for Bridport. But it has been closed a lot recently. The nearest shops are at Axminster. Take the B1365 from the cottage towards Lyme Regis. Turn right at sign marked ‘Sector’ and continue straight on. This will take you directly to Axminster and is faster than going via the A35 unless you hit a tractor (the road is narrow). Axminster has a butcher (Complete Meats) and fishmonger (MacSorsons), a Tesco, Co-op and smaller food shops, etc, including Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s The River Cottage Canteen and Deli, which is both a food shop and restaurant. There is a good, large farm shop (Miller’s) – more a supermarket – on the A35 beyond Axminster, which also has a good fishmonger. It is on the right, just past a petrol station, about 7 mins drive from the station. Lyme Regis is a lovely town, with a good, sheltered and sandy town beach. It does not have a large supermarket but the high street has a smaller Tesco and Co-op and some delicatessens. It also has a very nice fish shop down by the Cob. The Town Mill, near the Mill Bakery, has a very good cheese shop – The Town Mill Cheese shop and a good restaurant and cafe. Finally, Mark Hix has a new restaurant in Lyme Regis with good food and great views. There are some excellent second-hand bookshops. The Philpot Museum, once directed by John Fowles, is good for a visit on a rainy day. There is a local amateur dramatics theatre that sometimes has good shows for kids and a lovely old independent cinema. Near the beach there is a penny arcade and above the beach crazy golf and outdoor table tennis. You used to be able to walk from the cottage to Charmouth and then along the coast to Lyme, but the coastal path is now closed – though you can walk along the shore at low tide. Charmouth is the closest seaside town to the house – it’s 3-4 miles drive by back-lanes (via Wooton Fitzpaine) and you can walk across country to it in about 1,5 hrs, though it’s a longer, steeper walk back. It has shops, cafes, ok pubs and a good butcher but nowhere good to eat. Bridport is another lovely historic town. You can head towards Lyme Regis and then take the A35 East to Bridport. But it is much nicer and a little quicker to take the road from the cottage towards Marshwood, and turn right just after the primary school, pass the church, down Mutton’s Lane. Drive straight through Shaves Cross and Broadoak. You will eventually get to a T-junction. Turn right on the B1362 and you are a few minutes from Bridport. Bridport has a good butcher, Framptons, right under the clock tower and other local shops. It also has supermarkets, including a Waitrose. Palmers, a micro Brewery, has very good wine list as well as beer. Bridport has a market on Wednesday and Saturday morning, which has bric a brac and antiques, not food. We have heard very good things about a new Asian restaurant, Dorshi, specializing in dumplings. West Bay is essentially the port extension of Bridport, with all the trappings of a seaside town: amusement arcades, shops selling rock, etc. It has a lovely seafood restaurant, the Riverside Restaurant and a good beach café with wood burning pizza ovens, etc which his open during the summer. It is also meant to have a good fishmonger. Abbotsbury Swannery, Sub-Tropical Garden and Children’s Farm This is a really good day out for kids if you want something to do. Abbotsbury is about 45 minutes from the house but the three attractions together definitely provide a full day’s entertainment. If you check the Abbotsbury Swannery website it will give you opening times and special events. Crewkerne, another old market town, is about 20 mins from us, has a Waitrose and other shops as well as a very beautiful church. Finally Beaminster is a smaller town with a very good and reasonably priced restaurant called Brassica. It’s been well reviewed in the nationals and is good for lunch and dinner though in-land d rather than on the coast. Beaches Lyme has a good, child friendly town beach. Charmouth has a huge beach. It also has some shops and cafes. The Fossil centre on the beach has organised fossil hunts, etc. Finally, Eype, between Charmouth and West-bay is another good beach, though the narrow lane leading to it can get really jammed with cars in the summer and you should feel confident about reversing long distances before you venture down it. Further away, beyond Westbay, Hive is another good beach with an upmarket beach café/restaurant, The Hive Café, serving seafood etc, But it does get crowded during the summer. Walks There are lots of lovely walks from the cottage, including walks to the coast. Pilsden Pen – 10 minutes away by car – has amazing views. The nearest stately home is Forde Abbey – also 10 minutes away. It has gardens, café and plant nursery. Right above us is Lamberts Castle, you can climb up either through the fields which you enter through the first gate across the road and to the left or up the footpath through the woods which you find if you walk down the lane to the right of the house. It’s ten minutes to the top and has amazing views. Walking to Charmouth is a great walk, which should take about 1.5 hours though it's a steep walk back. For the best coast walks, park at Stonebarrow Hill, to the East of Charmouth (National Trust car park with small shop). There are lots of options – longer and shorter. You can access the beach at one point, down some perilously steep wooden steps. If you make it up to Golden Cap, the highest point on the South Coast, you will be rewarded with great views.

At Somerleaze Glamping, our tent 'Foxglove' offers a beautiful retreat for a group or a family, providing a double and two sets of bunk beds. Our guests have space within their own field while our tent offers all amenities inside the tent and a home from home feel.

Foxglove is one of two tents at Somerleaze in the heart or our farm in south Somerset. Guests can expect a rural environment, with peace and tranquility.

Located on the edge of the Blackdown Hills, close to the Jurassic Coast (20 mins), Exmoor and Dartmoor all nearby. We have some great pubs nearby too...

In these difficult times this bolt-hole may offer those seeking a little less formality, work space for your charity office or respite accommodation from home for a brief change of circumstance. (March 2020 operating enhanced disinfecting and cleaning protocols.) ! Enhanced cleaning and screening questions, please chat prior to booking. Strictly no extra guests.

This ground floor room is in my home, I keep myself apart and there is space for social distancing. The room is private the bathroom, however, kitchen and shared spaces are not. Most unlisted facilities will be available on request such office supplies, iron & board, needle & thread or limited tool box for running repairs. I offer a self-catering environment, where appropriate food storage and cooking facilities are available. All I ask is that "if you use it, put it back. If you break it, tell me."

Two super markets, two pharmacies, take away restaurants and pubs (now closed) all easily accessible on foot. Daily coach connection to London Hammersmith (when operating) at the end of Silver Street. The following are suspended: A local theatre, exceptional minster and other community groups make this town welcoming. Excursions to National Parks and places of interest within an hour by car.

Hidden House is a transformed mobile home situated in a large permaculture garden we are creating, surrounded by fields and an abundance of wild life and our new build eco-house. Its countryside location within easy reach of the A303 and M5 and two miles from Ilminster make it a great bolt-hole for those wanting a secluded base to explore the local area or simply relax and enjoy our resident birds.

Recently updated interior, separate sitting room with log burner (logs supplied) and double bed with dual controlled electric blanket. Large bathroom with bath and shower attachment to taps. The kitchen contains a combination microwave, two electric rings, kettle, toaster and small fridge/freezer. Outside seating area in the main garden and plenty of walks from the front door (for your furry friends)

South Somerset is a great location as a getaway and ideal as a stop over to holidays in the far south west. We have amazing cafes our favourites being F.east in Ilminster (veg) and Pip's at the Railway Carriage in Lopen. There is a good selection of local pubs and restaurants including: The Wyndham Arms (walking distance) Barrington Boar, The Firehouse & The Lamb & Lion. The Levels are a stones throw away, Glastonbury just over the hill and a variety of nearby NT properties and gardens. The Dillington Estate, a popular wedding venue, is 5 mins drive away offering a range of courses and events.

Atherstone Farm Cottage is a beautiful and newly refurbished grade II listed thatched cottage in the tiny hamlet of Atherstone in Somerset, two miles from Ilminster. Its rural location and carefully restored interiors make it a great countryside bolt-hole. Both bedrooms are ensuite, one with a roll top bath and shower, the other a walk-in wetroom / shower. The house also has a modern kitchen, with a separate utility room, and a large stone-floored living and dining room with a wood-burning stove.

With a stone floor, ancient beams and thatched roof it's the picture of a romantic country cottage, but now updated with a modern kitchen, bathrooms and entertainment system. Its rural location makes it a great escape for those looking for a countryside bolt-hole, with plenty of pubs to walk / cycle to and things to see and do nearby, and convenient shopping in Ilminster is not far away. There are two comfortable bedrooms, both en-suites., with deep mattresses, 400 thread count cotton bedding, indulgent mattress toppers and fluffy bathrobes, so you can truly settle into the cosiness of the cottage. The master bedroom has a king-sized bed and a spacious bathroom with a roll-top bath and walk-in shower. The second bedroom can be arranged as a superking-sized double or with two single beds. Its bathroom is a walk-in modern wetroom with heated stone tile floors. The house has a large living area for four people, with a long dining / sitting room. The sitting room has comfortable sofas, a wood-burning stove set into a large stone fireplace and is equipped with a 55’ flatscreen internet-connected TV with a Bluetooth soundbar that can be used to play music / radio through the TV or from a Bluetooth device, or just envelop those who want to relax with a movie. The kitchen is modern and well equipped with an electric oven, hob and dishwasher. There is a separate utility room with a large fridge-freezer (including ice-machine) and a washer-drier. There is also good-sized private lawn, a charcoal bbq and teak outdoor table and chairs for the summer (or the hardy!)

Atherstone Farm Cottage is part of an old grade II listed farm that has been part of the Dillington Estate since at least 1725. The cottage is found at one end of the farmhouse - with the other half of the house also available to rent as a separate 4 bed house. The two are joined through lockable doors on the ground floor for the convenience of any groups renting both. The farm is in the tiny hamlet of Atherstone, which is surrounded by fields and woods that are accessible on foot and bicycle through the myriad of local country lanes and footpaths. Nearby there are several pubs, some within walking distance – like the Barrington Boar – others a little further, but worth cycling or driving to, such as the Dinnington Docks or Lord Poulett Arms. Barrington House, a National Trust house with gardens open to the public, is nearby, as is Dillington House. The Dennis Chinaworks in Shepton Beauchamp are also very close and worth a visit, for the tea rooms as much as anything else. There are several local cider producers whose orchards and presses are worth seeing, Perry’s Cider in Dowlish Wake being one, and Julian Temperley’s cider and cider brandy distillery over at Burrow Hill another. A little further away the beach at Lyme Regis and walks along the Jurassic coastline are 40mins or so to the South, and the Hauser and Wirth gallery near Bruton is 40 mins or so to the East.

Recently converted and decorated spacious apartment with every convenience to ensure a truly ‘ home from home’ experience. stylish contemporary decor, comfortable seating, dining table & chairs to seat 4 own balcony Fully fitted kitchen with dishwasher, oven, microwave and fridge-freezer. Luxuriously fitted bathrooms with plush towels and complimentary shower gel and soap. Beautifully decorated bedrooms with memory foam mattresses to ensure the perfect nights sleep. Own balcony and patio area

Contemporary design goes hand in hand with comfortable rural living 2 bedrooms with three beds can become 2 doubles 1 with en-suite lovely open plan kitchen diner with the use of your own private balcony and patio area with summer house and hot tub

Many local attractions and local eating places are close to hand just ask for details

Comfy, self-contained Annex set on the edge of a small Devonshire village, just 3 miles North of Axminster, Devon. Just 7 miles away from Lyme Regis & The Jurassic coastline. Free Wi-Fi / Sleeps 2 (1 king size bed only) (We also have another similar property which sleeps 4, called 'The Holt' on AirBNB)

LOCATION The property belongs to my parents, and is annexed off of their bungalow next door. There is a patio area with seating, but no garden. Parking is to the front of the property for easy loading and unloading of luggage and shopping. BEDROOM 1 (upstairs) This bedroom has a king size bed. EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Modern Shower / Sink / Toilet - no bath! Please note, this en-suite bathroom is upstairs and is the only bathroom in the accommodation. KITCHEN Fully equipped Kitchen includes washing machine, hob & oven, microwave & fridge freezer. Tea, Coffee, Sugar and condiments, such as salt, pepper and sauces etc are also included. ACCOMMODATION INCLUDES: Digital TV & DVD player (within the TV). Free Wireless Fibre Broadband Internet connection. Selection of books and DVDs. A comprehensive brochure rack, ensures you are aware of all the local attractions. All linen and towels are provided.

The Annex is situated on the edge of a very small Devonshire village, with wonderful scenery, and is in the heart of an 'AONB' (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). Situated on the border of the three Counties of Devon, Dorset and Somerset. It's a great location to use as a base for exploring the Jurassic Coastline and the local area. LOCAL SHOPS There are several supermarkets within a 5-10 minute drive, as well as local butchers, bakers, fishmongers, wholefood shop, newsagents & several cafes. There are no shops in the village itself. EATING OUT Traditional pub/restaurant within a 5 minute walk, as well as a wide selection of takeaways/restaurants, within a 5-10 minute drive. LOCAL ATTRACTIONS We are located in the centre of one of the most beautiful tourist areas of England and a quick glance reveals the following local attractions: Beaches - Sidmouth, Seaton, Beer, Lyme Regis, Chesil, Branscombe & West Bay. Great position for exploring Exmoor, Dartmoor and the Quantock Hills. North coast surf beaches within a 1.5 - 2 hour drive. Boat fishing & excellent beach casting in Lyme Bay. With local Trout and Carp fisheries within easy reach. Easy boat launch from Lyme Regis or Westbay Golf Courses - and other Countryside walks!!! There are also markets days, in different local towns throughout the week.

single room with work table, bedside cabinet, wardrobe and four large under-the-bed drawers. The bed is 4'...so a large single. The kitchen and lounge are available if required. There is a parking space available. Caged animals are acceptable.

My house is within easy distance from the town of Ilminster. The dog and I are very friendly and love visitors. The house is in a really sunny position and the rooms are large with plenty of light. There are lots of lovely walks within a short distance from the house.

Spacious accommodation for two on a small farm, nestled in the Blackdown Hills. Swallow View has been renovated this winter. The cottage boasts a large kitchen diner, a cosy sitting room with an electric wall mounted fire, a sumptuous king size bed and a luxurious newly fitted bathroom, along with private parking and access to the rest of the farm: 15 acres of fields with some perfect places for relaxing, enjoying the breath-taking views, alfresco dining, watching sunsets and star gazing.

The cottage with its own access and parking is located on a small farm tucked away in the Blackdown Hills. The well-equipped, self contained cottage has spacious living accommodation, with a kitchen/diner leading through to a large sitting room with a tv, DVD player and a wall mounted fire. The kitchen has just been updated and is fully equipped with everything you'll need during your stay including a fridge/freezer, electric double oven and grill, a microwave, a coffee machine and a dishwasher. The light and airy bedroom boasts a sumptuous king sized bed and a large wardrobe with ample hanging space and drawers. The modern bathroom has a large walk-in shower, sink, toilet and heated towel rail. Immediately outside there is a small private patio on which you can enjoy a drink while the sun sets. Royal Oak Farm is a small farm of 15 acres, guests are welcome to explore at their leisure and to take in the views, spectacular sunsets and breathtaking night sky. The farm has PYO soft fruit tunnels with abundant strawberries and raspberries between May and August, PYO Pumpkins in October and a seasonal tearoom serving delicious home made afternoon teas (bookable in advance) served in vintage china in the traditional English tea garden.

Located in the AONB in the Blackdown Hills, Royal Oak Farm has a quiet and rural setting without being isolated. There are plenty of places to eat, drink and explore within a short distance. The Jurassic Coast is a short 20 minute drive away with a vast range of natural attractions and the popular towns of Lyme Regis and Sidmouth. Honiton, a short 10 minute drive along with neighbouring villages boast a number of fantastic pubs and restaurants which we can highly recommend and Exeter is mere 30 minute drive and you’re in the heart of a busy and beautiful city. There are plenty of public footpaths accessible from the farm and spectacular walks within a short drive which makes it a great base for exploring the Blackdown Hills and East Devon as well as further afield.

Located on the outskirts of Chard, the property is ideally located to explore Somerset and surrounding areas. Newly furnished and decorated to a very high standard for you to enjoy, The Annex adjoins our home and has a private front door. There is a king sized bed and a double sofa bed suitable for 2 children or 1 adult. There is a kitchen area with fridge, dishwasher, tea/coffee and toast making equipment and a multi-function microwave. There is ample off-road parking.

Located on the outskirts of Chard - just 14 miles from the lovely seaside town of Lyme Regis on the Jurassic Coast. We are also within easy access of the A303 and so an ideal stop off on your trip to Devon/Cornwall.

Welcome to Stepps House, a large 17th century Grade 2 listed thatched farmhouse in the centre of the village of Broadway, South Somerset. 20 minutes from M5 and only a few minutes from the A303 and A358. Ideally placed to enjoy walks or cycling over the lovely Somerset countryside and within an hour or so to the Dorset and Devon beaches. Guest accommodation is in a back wing of the house which is self contained and has it's own entrance door at the side.

Besides the self contained wing of the house we do have the facility to add a further 2 double ensuite bedrooms in the main part of the house for the larger party. An interconnecting door between main house landing and back wing allows guests to join the others in their party and not feel separated.

We are in a village with good road connections to A358, A303 and 20 minutes from M5. At foot of Blackdown Hills with its many walking trails and only 20+ miles from the Dorset coast. Good cycling countryside. Main town of Taunton 10 miles away, Yeovil 12 miles, Crewkerne 6 miles, Chard 5 miles, Ilminster 3 miles. Main line rail stations in Taunton and Crewkerne with National Express running from Taunton. A few minutes' walk from us we have a newly opened refurbished pub and another pub and shop with post office within walking distance. There is no shortage of other eating and drinking places in the area. Golf courses near Taunton and Crewkerne. South Somerset covers a large area with plenty of activities for families during the summer months. National Trust and English Heritage properties in the area and well worth a visit.

A very comfortable & lovely 2 bedroom van available, well equipped and fully furnished with TV, fridge freezer, a guest with an oven. We are located on the borders of West Dorset, Devon, Somerset, and the famous Jurassic Coast. We have 3 static caravans on the site with parking. Only 5 miles to Axminster and 10 miles to Lyme Regis. Small pets are welcome. With all the linen provided. Please bring your own towels. with free WIFI on the van.

with barbeque facilities

Local shop for all necessities and the very friendly social club found in the area.

Our cottage is located in a village on a quiet country lane popular with walkers, horse riders and cyclists. The village is located just off the A303 and the A358, near to the Blackdown Hills, an area of oustanding natural beauty. And near to the Somerset Levels. Ideal for breaking your journey if you are travelling to and from Cornwall. And ideal for a quiet time in the country. There are two pubs within walking distance. Both do excellent food (one closed on Mondays).

The room is located on the ground floor, at the back of the cottage with its own access. There is an ensuite shower room with toilet and wash basin. It is a barn style, light and airy, single storey room with two velux windows. A kettle, mugs and a variety of teas, coffees and hot chocolate is provided.

This part of Somerset is often overlooked. Visitors and holidaymakers drive through on their way to Devon or Cornwall. They are missing out on a beautiful part of the West Country. The unspoilt Blackdown Hills offer excellent walking opportunities. The nearby Somerset Levels are a haven for cyclists and for wildlife. The abundance of small village cafe's, often run by volunteers, make local touring a complete delight.

Our cottage is set in beautiful countryside and close to the famous Dorset Jurassic Coastline. The cottage has two comfy beds, as well as a private enclosed garden and log burner for cosy nights in by the fire. The location offers the chance to relax in beautiful and tranquil surroundings. We are perfectly suited for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and furry friends (pets). All bed linen, towels, tea towels e.t.c are provided along with a delicious cream tea on arrival!

Guests on their arrival always comment on the spaciousness of the accommodation. The cottage is well equipped with everything you need for a memorable stay. The enclosed garden is perfect for guests bringing dogs. We are close to several National Trust properties including Montacute, Barrington, Tintinhull and Lytes Cary. All of which have interesting histories as well as beautiful gardens to explore. Lyme Regis is a must to visit, with strong connections to Jane Austin and the famous Cobb. Charmouth, West Bay, Burton Bradstock and Abbotsbury offer plenty of walking, fossil hunting opportunities as well as good fish and chips! The area has a strong connection with cider making with apple orchards dotted around the county. Dowlish Wake offers a café/ shop and chance to learn more about the production process from tree to table. We have a whole variety of cafés and country pubs offering local, homemade produce. Information on these are provided in the cottage for you to discover at your leisure. The area is very dog friendly. We have lots of gorgeous walks both coastal and country. Crisscrossed by numerous national trails such as the Monarchs Way, Parrett Trail and the South West Coast Path.

We are 5 minutes from Crewkerne and the renowned Lawrences auction house. The area is a haven for antique collectors and enthusiasts with Bridport, Axminster and Hontion all close by.

The Salt Box is perfect for solo adventurers, business travellers and couples. It is small, but we think "perfectly formed"! Easy to get to, being 5 minutes from the A303.

Newly converted in 2017, The Salt Box offers a compact studio space with everything you need for an overnight stop or longer break. There is a modern shower room and plenty of outside space for parking. The kitchen includes an induction hob, combination oven/microwave, fridge freezer and kettle & toaster. We provide the basics for a drink and snacks when you arrive.

Take a pause and breathe in the tranquility of Somerset in this quiet hamlet. There are loads of good local pub/restaurants, several National Trust houses close by and the Jurassic Coast is under an hours drive away to the south.

The accommodation is in a thatched 17 th century farmhouse which is conveniently situated for visiting local attractions in South Somerset, West Dorset and East Devon.

There are 2 large bedrooms with one bathroom between them but if you only require one bedroom, the other one will not be let out while you are here, so in effect bathroom is private as both rooms are only booked together if family or friends and you need beds for more than 2 people. Bedroom 1 has a king size bed, triple wardrobe and chest of drawers. Bedroom 2 has 2 single beds, a single wardrobe, and a chest of drawers. Both rooms have kettles and tea/ coffee, and a TV, plus bookcases of books. There is an iron and small ironing board, hairdryer and radio clock. An extra fold up single bed, chair bed or mattress can be provided for each room so the accommodation can sleep up to 6 people. We can also provide a cot. There is an extra charge per person for more than 2 people per room. Cleaning of rooms is not included. All rooms are cleaned prior to arrival. Should you required additional cleaning this can be arranged for an additional fee. One hand towel and bath towel are provided per person and for longer term stays towels and bedding linen are changed weekly.

The property is situated between Honiton and Axminster, and close to the villages of Dalwood, Stockland, Kilmington and Wilmington - within easy reach from the A30. It thus offers a convenient base for exploring a range of activities and places of interest in the south west. East Devon is famous for its Jurassic coast. Seaton, which is situated at the mouth of the River Axe(and is only 30 minutes away) also has a scenic golf course and a yacht club. (there are also other golf courses in the area at Monkton and Honiton) It is also famous for its tramway which runs through the Axe valley nature reserve to Colyton. There are other animal centers like Cricket St. Thomas Wildlife Park, Ferne Animal sanctuary and Otter Estuary Nature Reserve (which has a range of birdlife and free fishing)– not to mention places like E xmoor and Dartmoor, the Donkey Sanctuary, the marine nature reserve on Lundy Island and Paignton zoo. Lyme Regis is the ‘riviera’ of the south west, has many seaside shops and eating places and a sandy beach and offers historic walks along the coast and is only a 20 minute drive away. The village of Beer - an ancient fishing village (renowned for smuggling in ancient times) also offers some beautiful coastal walks. The surrounding countryside is particularly scenic and tranquil and there are many lovely local country walks. There is a public footpath from the farm which goes down to the historic pub in Dalwood – ‘The Tucker’s Arms’ which was built in 13th century. (It is a lovely 40min walk during the day but not advisable at night) A map of different walks is provided. Chard reservoir (said to be the birth place of powered flight) also offers a number of walks which are wheelchair friendly. Both Honiton and Axminster have weekly markets with a variety of stalls. Honiton boasts many antique shops and is famous for it’s ice cream shop which is open in the spring and summer, and lace and pottery making. It also celebrates many traditional activities. Axminster is famous for its carpet making and is the home of the River Cottage Canteen. There are many pubs and other eating places such as the well known carvery outside Honiton or one of the many places for Devon cream teas. The area also provides many garden centres, (such as Otter in Ottery St. Mary – the home of Thackeray and Coleridge) and 3 good farm shops(one offering ’Pick your own’), and 2 cider breweries. Places of interest – Durdle Door in the Dorset section of the Jurassic coast; the famous Eden project( only 2 hours away) Taunton,(the town was first settled in Saxon times – approx. 700AD) Dunster and Tiverton castles, Exeter cathedral. For something more energetic, there are a number of activities - like the ‘Landrover experience” and quad biking near Cullompton, Zorbing in Dorchester and water sports in Exmouth(and a sandy beach and model railway!) and centres offering child activities eg. Crealy adventure Park (said to be “a cross between Disneyland and MacDonald’s farm”, and Abbotsbury which provides a farm, gardens(which are lit up at Halloween and Christmas) and a Swanery, and Paintballing near Exeter. Then for those rainy days – there is the Fleet Air Museum and the Haynes Motor Museum in Yeovil and the historic Observatory in Sidmouth (also famous for it’s annual Folk Festival in July) and the Aquarium in Weymouth(URL HIDDEN) Larger Shopping centers – Exeter, Yeovil and Taunton and the Trago center. (near Newton Abbot) There are several notable National Trust properties in this area. Eg. Killerton, Buckland Abbey, Branscombe Bakery, Mill and Forge (Branscombe is also the longest village in the UK), and Shute House. There are lovely gardens like Bicton Park Botanical Gardens, Burrow Farm Gardens and Hestercombe Gardens and other historic houses like Montacute near Yeovil, Dillington House and Forde Abbey.(also famous for it’s Red Ruby Devon cattle)

A one bedroom self contained bungalow set within a working small holding in the area of outstanding natural beauty; the Black Down Hills, Somerset. Newly built and maintained to a high standard.

Cottage style interior with cosy lounge, well appointed kitchen and lovely bathroom with good size Shower . Access via external ramp or steps and whole property is on one level. Double glazed and gas central heated throughout to ensure your comfort. Tea, coffee, a small amount of milk & small loaf of bread ,will be provided in addition to other basics such as towels, bed linens and toilet paper etc to get your stay off to a comfortable start. Free range eggs are also available for a small fee, And if it’s the right time of year ,You can also pick your own Eating Apples ,Cooking Apples ,Plums ,Again for a small fee . You are welcome to say Hello to our friendly Sheep ,But only at the gate,They will come over to welcome you .All parents are responsible for supervising their children when outside ,As we have a large pond & of course the Animals & We Thank You in advance for your co-operation . The annex has one bedroom with 3/4 double bed with wardrobe and chest of drawers. There’s also a single fold up bed for one Adult / child in a small area . If you are travelling with children under 2 years you can do so but please bring your own travel cot for them to sleep in. There’s plenty of space with a small self contained room off of the bathroom where a travel cot will fit comfortably or within the bedroom itself. We are situated in the Somerset Black Down Hills, just a short drive from Ilminster, Chard, Taunton. With direct access to the A303 we are well placed for anyone wanting to stay and explore south Somerset Please note: There is no internet access at the annex though most mobile carriers can get 4g signal where we are. If you are sure that you will need internet access please check your carriers coverage map to be sure.

Ilminster is the closest town to us, however Taunton, crewkerne, chard, Axminster are all a short drive away.

Smallcote is a completely separate dwelling in the garden of Olcote House. A little Somerset bolthole in the heart of the medieval town of Ilminster, half an hour from the coast, minutes away from the beautiful Blackdown Hills and surrounded by gorgeous countryside. A great little base from which to explore Somerset’s hidden gems.

Smallcote sleeps 2 but there is a comfy Loaf Sofa bed in the sitting room, so you can squeeze in 2 more. Underfloor heating downstairs and lots of character.

Smallcote is a 5 minute walk into the vibrant town where there are charming independent shops, 2 lovely bistros serving lunch and dinner and 2 pubs. There is a plethora of excellent pubs and restaurants a short drive away.

A detached (dog friendly) studio cottage located in the beautiful West Dorset village of Thorncombe, about 9 miles from the seaside resort of Lyme Regis. It is decorated & furnished to an exceptional standard with many of those 'little extra's which make is stand out from crowd such as a Gusto coffee machine, dishwasher and DAB radio along with a welcome pack of those essentials that are needed when you first arrive. Little Knapp has cosy underfloor heating and a luxurious shower room.

Close to the famous Forde Abbey and gardens, Thorncombe is a small village with a great sense of community which welcomes all visitors. There are over 40 miles of footpaths surrounding the village so plenty of scope for walking or cycling.

The village has a well stocked Village Community Shop run by village volunteers which is open every day (half day Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday). The shop has a coffee shop with a "proper' coffee machine producing cappuccinos's, Latte's etc. Also usually a range of homemade cakes and scones! Nearby is the beautiful Forde Abbey and gardens which are within walking distance of Little Knapp (about 2 miles) and well worth a visit. The village is only about 9 miles from stunning Lyme Regis and other coastal areas such as West Bay, Eype, Burton Bradstock and Charmouth. The walking around Thorncombe is fantastic with over 40 miles of footpaths so bring your walking boots. The village also has an active Sports and Social club which is open every evening. The club has a licenced bar and lots of regular activities such as skittles, darts, quiz nights, poker nights, film club and many other activities. During summer evenings it is a great place to go and relax on the terrace with a drink taking in the most wonderful views and sunsets. The club welcomes all visitors as well as their dogs!

Come to Borderland Holidays for exploration and enjoyment. A small site of 3 well equipped comfortable static caravans, situated on the borders of West Dorset and the famous Jurassic coast, with Lyme Regis, Bridport, West Bay to be explored, then into east Devon and Seaton, Beer, Sidmouth and Exmouth or up in Somersets caves Wookey Hole, CheddarGorge and The Mendips. Many stately home gardens and National Trust Properties are to be found locally. Some good beaches fishing, boat and golf courses.

Our Vans on this quiet site are well equipped with all linen provided. TV and WIFI also available. Just bring your own towels.

A good shop for all necessities and a social club with old bowling alley, snooker and pool table with a friendly atmosphere. A fine a la carte menu at the Tytherleigh Arms Restaurant is a treat be had.

This converted stable offers breathtaking views, a spacious place to relax and has easy access to all Winsham has to offer.. Ground Floor: Living/dining room: With wood burner, 43" Freeview Smart TV, beams and French doors leading to garden. Kitchen: With gas cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet, washing machine and tumble dryer. Separate toilet. First Floor: Bedroom 2: With kingsize bed. Bedroom 3: With 2ft 6in single bed.. Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels, Wi-Fi and logs for wood burner included. Travel cot and highchair. Welcome pack. Large, front lawned garden with patio, garden furniture and barbecue. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: The property has a natural water supply from a borehole.. Located just outside the wonderful estate of Cricket St Thomas, The Stables offers everything you need for a perfect escape to the countryside. With far-sweeping views across the hills of Chard from the windows and garden, you will be able to enjoy the wonderful outside area before heading indoors where every need has been taken care of by the owners who live adjacent. This detached converted stable has a large fully equipped kitchen overlooking the living area, making a great entertaining space for couples or a family holidaying together. While staying here why not explore the gardens at Cricket St Thomas, play a round of golf at the nearby course or head for a country pub lunch with beautiful views? Chard town is just 3 miles away, head to the museum and find out how Chard became the birthplace of powered flight! Just a 30-minute drive away are the towns of Taunton and Yeovil which offer plenty of opportunities from high street shopping to cinemas and restaurants. The beaches of Lyme Regis and West Bay (famous for the ITV show, Broadchurch) are within an easy drive for a fun day out. Glastonbury Tor, Clarks Village and the West Somerset Railway are all within a 45-minute drive away. Beach 12 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

The house is close to Town Center, the beach, great views, restaurants and dining, and family-friendly activities. You’ll love our house because of the views, your own bathroom and a free continental breakfast. Our place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.

We have a big garage and garden to store bikes etc. That is no problem if you want to store anything.

This is the largest house on this new estate, its just been completed and is very clean and presentable.

A modern static caravan at the top of our Farmhouse garden overlooking open countryside. You will have your own entrance and parking. Should you need us during your stay someone is always on the farm. If you like walking there are many footpaths over our farm leading to Hawkchurch or Axminster. There is also a cycle path at the bottom of our road - Weycroft Mill. We are a 15-20 minute drive from the Jurassic coastline of Lyme Regis & Seaton. There are many pubs & restaurants we can recommend.

We live down a private stone track that is 1/2 a mile long and uneven so we would advise you to drive very slowly

Axminster has many coffee shops, pubs & shops. Also a varied selection of places to eat - Chinese, Indian, pizza, fish & chips and even a community waffle shop.

A period chapel with a contemporary feel and décor set against an idyllic backdrop.. Ground Floor: Living/dining room: With wood burner, TV, Blu-ray player, beams, slate floor and French doors leading to garden. 2 steps to... Kitchen: With breakfast bar, double electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer and patio doors leading to patio. Bedroom 2: With double bed. Wet room: With shower, toilet and heated towel rail. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed.. Central heating (underfloor in wet room) , electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included. Large garden with patio, garden furniture and barbecue. Private parking for 3 cars. No smoking. . The Chapel at Weston Farm is a unique detached two bedroom stone house. Formerly the chapel for the entire Weston Farm, this characterful building dates back several centuries. The house is set on a working dairy farm amidst the rolling hills and stunning rural valleys of Somerset. Once inside this eclectic property you will be welcomed by the effortless flow between the period characteristics and modern amenities. The beautiful slate floor is warmed by underfloor heating, and the rustic exposed walls, an original bread oven, wood burner and wooden beams all mix timelessly with the clean lines of contemporary design and use of space. The Chapel has a large private garden. Just off the kitchen and main entrance of the house, there is a double sided patio which is partially covered by a veranda perfect for you to relax and enjoy a morning coffee or an evening drink in this most serene and tranquil setting. The property is only five minutes from the market town centre of Chard, the birthplace of powered flight. There you will find shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants. Set in South Somerset, Chard is near to both the Devon and Dorset borders. Free WiFi

Recently completed grade II barn conversion - forming a spacious annexe to the original farmhouse. It is on a farm in E. Devon near the Jurassic coast and close to both Dorset and Somerset borders, so a convenient base for touring all 3 counties.

This barn conversion (situated on a small farm in East Devon) has recently been completed and is now a self contained annexe to the original farmhouse which is believed to have been built in the 1700s. It is called 'Talala' which means 'peaceful'. The upstairs bedroom has a comfortable king size bed, a built in cupboard with hanging space and shelves,and a dressing table and is carpeted throughout. A unique feature of the bedroom are the original exposed beams. The bedroom window looks out over the surrounding fields where deer are often seen in the early morning. Please note that the stairs leading to the bedroom are gated st the bottom but not the top but bedroom door can be closed .We can provide a chairbed in the bedroom for younger children and older children can use the sofabed downstairs. Fresh linen, a hair-dryer and alarm clock/radio are included. The upstairs bathroom also has exposed beams and is simply decorated with mahogany and white cupboards, a large corner bath, with newly fitted shower and a heated towel rail . Toiletries and 2 large and 2 hand towels and a bathmat are provided.( changed weekly for longer stays) The sitting room has seating for 6, slate flooring, a log fire burner and big flat screen TV with dvd player. There is a double sofa bed which can sleep 2 people. There is a gated doorway leading through to the dining/kitchen area where there is a sink, fridge,freezer, newly installed hob and oven, dishwasher,microwave, toaster, kettle,washing machine, and iron and ironing board plus crockery and cutlery. Provisions for a continental breakfast are supplied as a free extra if wanted.The diningroom table can seat 4.

The property is situated between Honiton and Axminster, and close to the villages of Dalwood, Stockland, Kilmington and Wilmington - within easy reach from the A30. It thus offers a convenient base for exploring a range of activities and places of interest in the south west. East Devon is famous for its Jurassic coast. Seaton, which is situated at the mouth of the River Axe(and is only 30 minutes away) also has a scenic golf course and a yacht club. (there are also other golf courses in the area at Monkton and Honiton) It is also famous for its tramway which runs through the Axe valley nature reserve to Colyton. There are other animal centers like Cricket St. Thomas Wildlife Park, Ferne Animal sanctuary and Otter Estuary Nature Reserve (which has a range of birdlife and free fishing)– not to mention places like E xmoor and Dartmoor, the Donkey Sanctuary, the marine nature reserve on Lundy Island and Paignton zoo. Lyme Regis is the ‘riviera’ of the south west, has many seaside shops and eating places and a sandy beach and offers historic walks along the coast and is only a 20 minute drive away. The village of Beer - an ancient fishing village (renowned for smuggling in ancient times) also offers some beautiful coastal walks. The surrounding countryside is particularly scenic and tranquil and there are many lovely local country walks. There is a public footpath from the farm which goes down to the historic pub in Dalwood – ‘The Tucker’s Arms’ which was built in 13th century. ( it is a lovely 40 min walk during the day but not advisable at night ) A map of different walks is provided. Chard reservoir (said to be the birth place of powered flight) also offers a number of walks which are wheelchair friendly. Both Honiton and Axminster have weekly markets with a variety of stalls. Honiton boasts many antique shops and is famous for it’s ice cream shop which is open in the spring and summer, and lace and pottery making. It also celebrates many traditional activities. Axminster is famous for its carpet making and is the home of the River Cottage Canteen. There are many pubs and other eating places such as the well known carvery outside Honiton or one of the many places for Devon cream teas. The area also provides many garden centres, (such as Otter in Ottery St. Mary – the home of Thackeray and Coleridge) and 3 good farm shops(one offering ’Pick your own’), and 2 cider breweries. Places of interest – Durdle Door in the Dorset section of the Jurassic coast; the famous Eden project( only 2 hours away) Taunton,(the town was first settled in Saxon times – approx. 700AD) Dunster and Tiverton castles, Exeter cathedral. For something more energetic, there are a number of activities - like the ‘Landrover experience” and quad biking near Cullompton, Zorbing in Dorchester and water sports in Exmouth(and a sandy beach and model railway!) and centres offering child activities eg. Crealy adventure Park (said to be “a cross between Disneyland and MacDonald’s farm”, and Abbotsbury which provides a farm, gardens(which are lit up at Halloween and Christmas) and a Swanery, and Paintballing near Exeter. Then for those rainy days – there is the Fleet Air Museum and the Haynes Motor Museum in Yeovil and the historic Observatory in Sidmouth (also famous for it’s annual Folk Festival in July) and the Aquarium in Weymouth(URL HIDDEN) Larger Shopping centers – Exeter, Yeovil and Taunton and the Trago center. (near Newton Abbot) There are several notable National Trust properties in this area. Eg. Killerton, Buckland Abbey, Branscombe Bakery, Mill and Forge (Branscombe is also the longest village in the UK), and Shute House. There are lovely gardens like Bicton Park Botanical Gardens, Burrow Farm Gardens and Hestercombe Gardens and other historic houses like Montacute near Yeovil, Dillington House and Forde Abbey.(also famous for it’s Red Ruby Devon cattle)

Welcome to our bright, light and airy self-contained barn conversion – a perfect rural retreat for two, set in the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, in beautiful East Devon. With 'reverse living' accommodation, there is a full kitchen and lovely living space upstairs, with a double bedroom and bathroom downstairs. If you like it rural, with stunning views, dark skies for stargazing and traditional Devon lanes for exploring, then this is the place for you!

Situated in the small, rural hamlet of Heathstock and surrounded by farmland and beautiful views, we are a 25-minute drive from the Jurassic Coast, with Lyme Regis, Beer, Branscombe, Seaton and Sidmouth all within easy reach. The Barn is totally separate and self-contained, next door to the owners’ property. It is tastefully decorated and has reverse-living accommodation, with kitchen and living space upstairs, and a double bedroom and bathroom downstairs. The bedroom has a comfortable double bed with memory foam mattress, hanging space and storage. The bathroom has a bath with mains shower over. Upstairs, there is a fully equipped kitchen, comfy sofa, DAB Bluetooth radio, TV and Wi-Fi throughout.

The Barn is in a perfect location for getting out and about and enjoying the great outdoors, or simply enjoying some peace and quiet, away from the hustle and bustle. We are 20 mins drive from the coast and the South West Coast Path, plus there are many beautiful walks from the front door. We are also ideally situated for visiting River Cottage HQ and Trill Farm, and the fantastic Millers Farm Shop is nearby and worth a visit. We are in a very rural location and is accessed via narrow lanes. We live next to a working dairy farm and so you may occasionally find cows walking past the front door!