Log Cabins to RentIt's not all Wurzels and cider! With its dramatic coastline, wild moors of Exmoor National Park, tranquil willow producing wetlands, harbours, marinas and ancient woodlands, Somerset is a wonderful area to explore. Great for cycle routes, scenic walks and wildlife watching.
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Detached spacious lakeside lodge sleeping 4 + travel cot
Newly developed, high quality property in delightful Exmoor setting
One of only three lodges, in 10 acres of private grounds, and sharing this exceptionally attractive location surrounded by private pastureland and beautiful rolling Exmoor countryside. The village pub serving homemade food is within a 5 minute stroll, with shop selling basic provisions for touring site also nearby. Set three miles equidistant from Dulverton and Bampton, Exebridge offers a most attractive location for those seeking rural tranquillity. Magnificent walking and riding country, with coarse fishing freely available from the owners private lake (also used by local anglers). Wimbleball Reservoir offering windsailing and fishing is two miles distant, with trout fishing also available within five minutes walk. Dunster, with its fine castle and reputation as being the "prettiest village on Exmoor", is just a scenic 20 minute drive, whilst the coastal town of Minehead, and further beaches at Blue Anchor Bay and the famously picturesque Weir at Porlock are also easily accessible.
This spacious lodge is set amid beautiful grounds overlooking a large fishing lake with its own private gazebo accessed by a decked walkway across the lake and surrounded by delightful Exmoor countryside. The property was newly built in 2010 to exacting specifications and has been finished to exceptionally high standards in contemporary style with a touch of French Chic! With vaulted ceilings, halogen lighting, rugs on beautiful wooden flooring, this tastefully furnished and well equipped lodge has gas central heating to provide year round comfort and is an ideal setting for couples, families and friends.
Two attractive bedrooms - Beautifully appointed king size double with French style furniture, halogen ceiling lights, TV and DVD. A curtained archway leads from the bedroom through to a private dressing room with mirrored fitted wardrobe and dressing table through to a first class spacious attractively tiled ensuite bathroom/wc with double ended spa bath, two handbasins and separate shower cubicle. Twin bedded room with attractive furnishings, TV and DVD archway to private dressing room with fitted mirrored wardrobe and through to an attractive ensuite tiled bathroom/wc, with separate shower cubicle. Very comfortable and spacious triple aspect, open plan living room with large leather settees and chair, satellite TV, DVD and CD - radio facility through the TV, iPod docking station and Wi-Fi connection. Large dining area with wonderful views towards the lake and river. Fully fitted high quality kitchen area with electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, slim line dishwasher etc. Separate utility room/wc with washing machine, tumble dryer and vanity unit. The wonderful views over the lake and surrounding countryside may be enjoyed from the living area where French doors lead to a large raised decked and covered verandah with garden furniture ideal for al fresco dining. Four steps lead down to a private lawned area to the side of the property and a large grassed area in front of the property bordering the River Exe with table and benches. Private parking for 2 or 3 cars adjacent.
Wi-Fi connection available * All fuel costs inclusive * Highchair available * Bed linen and towels inclusive * No pets * Barbecues permitted but not supplied.
Living Room Open plan with the kitchen and dining areas Access to the decked terrance Leather sofa seating two, a leather armchair with footstool and a nest of tables Wall mounted 46″ Bang and Olufsen TV complete with Smart Blu-Ray player and Apple TV Kitchen/Utility Open plan with the living and dining areas Access to the decked terrace Fully equipped modern kitchen with Dualit Kettle and toaster, cafetiere and Krups Nescafe Dolce Gusto coffee machine Breakfast bar with two stools A single built in electric oven with warming tray and a gas hob Built in microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and built in wine cooler Dining Room/Area Open plan with the kitchen and living areas Access to the decked terrace Wooden dining table and industrial chairs, seating two Master Bedroom A modern style bedroom open plan with the rest of the lodge Super king size bed with wall mounted bedside tables and lamps Walk in wardrobe with dressing table and mirror Wall mounted Flatscreen TV En-suite Bathroom En-suite to the master bedroom Accessed via bedroom or direct from courtyard decking A walk in rainfall shower and freestanding bath with LED spotlights to the floor Two heated towel rails, Wash basin with shaver point, WC and mirror with motion controlled lighting Outdoors Two steps up to access the property with small porch Large L shaped decking around the lodge with led lighting along the edge of the decking sides Wooden sofa seating two and coffee table situated under the sheltered starlight roof More furniture including a breakfast table with two chairs, two sun loungers and a table complete with concealed ice bucket holder Private Jacuzzi hot tub partially sunken into the decking Parking for one car next to the lodge
Cheddar, Somerset, South West of England
From £1197
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A lodge escape with a difference! Treat yourself to a stay at this stunning property set in the heart of the peaceful Somerset countryside.
With the famous Mendhip Hills as a backdrop, this home has a large wraparound deck, LED starlight courtyard and an indulgent jacuzzi hot tub.
Chic furnishings and state of the art modern conveniences can be found throughout, with the open plan design of the lodge creating a bright and contemporary space to completely unwind in. At its heart you will discover a sophisticated kitchen, complete with everything you would need to whip up a few delicious home cooked meals in.
A holiday would not be complete without the most comfortable of sleeping so Deer Leap has a master bedroom that is fit for royalty. A wonderful super king size bed is complimented by a large en-suite bathroom with a free-standing bath, glass shower cubicle and doors that lead out on to the private terrace.
Security Deposit
We ask our guests for a £125 security deposit, pre-authorised against your credit card. This is in case there is any damage to the property during your stay. The money is simply reserved and then released afterwards if there is no damage. We will contact you nearer the time of your arrival to arrange this.
Pets: 2 Pets permitted. Please advise the Luxury Coastal team directly if you would like us to host your pet after completing your booking. A charge of £40 per pet per stay/week will be applicable and required before your stay. We will arrange and invoice with you directly upon booking confirmation.
Located in Cheddar, this chalet is in a rural area. Wells & Mendip Museum and International Helicopter Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Cheddar Crazy Golf and Mendip Spring Golf and Country Club. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Action Centre or Somerset Speedway.
Congresbury, Somerset, South West of England
From £980
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Nestled on the outskirts of the pretty village of Congresbury is this superb Shepherd's Hut with a beautiful outdoor bath and lovely log burner.
The Shepherd’s Hut provides a lovely open plan living space for 2 people with a cosy log burner and a beautiful outdoor bath.
The cosy Shepherd’s Hut provides a well-equipped kitchen, dining area and en-suite bathroom.
The kitchen includes an electric oven, hob and fridge. You can choose to dine inside and outside of the Shepherd’s Hut. The en-suite has a walk-in shower.
Parking provided for one vehicle. Wi-Fi and hairdryer included. No pets allowed.
Located in Bristol, this cabin is in a rural area and on a lake. Baldwin Street and Watershed are worth checking out if shopping is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Mendip Hills and Ashton Court Country Park. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Optima Stadium or Ashton Gate Stadium. Discover the area's water adventures with fishing and swimming nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with hiking and rock climbing.
Cheddar, Somerset, South West of England
From £1106
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A spacious and stylish lodge that is big enough for the whole family, Diamond Lodge is set in the middle of 14 acres of countryside and is the perfect holiday home for a break to this beautiful part of Somerset.
One of the largest lodges at Strawberryfield Park, the interior is bright and welcoming with comfy seating and lots of room to unwind in. Open plan living is complimented by French doors leading out on to a private deck where guests will discover a sumptuous hot tub as well a table and seating, and a built-in barbecue.
A large country-style kitchen is fully equipped to rustle up a few family favourites and the dining table and breakfast bar provide ample seating for socialising together during meal times.
Two large bedrooms both with en-suite bathrooms means plenty of room for everyone to enjoy their own space and with the property welcoming two dogs, even the four legged members of the family get to enjoy a fantastic holiday!
Security Deposit
We ask our guests for a £125 security deposit, pre-authorised against your credit card. This is in case there is any damage to the property during your stay. The money is simply reserved and then released afterwards if there is no damage. We will contact you nearer the time of your arrival to arrange this.
Pets: 2 Pets permitted. Please advise the Luxury Coastal team directly if you would like us to host your pet after completing your booking. A charge of £40 per pet per stay/week will be applicable and required before your stay. We will arrange and invoice with you directly upon booking confirmation.
Located in Cheddar, this cabin is in a rural area. Wells & Mendip Museum and International Helicopter Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include King John's Hunting Lodge and Wells Bishop's Palace. Traveling with kids? Consider The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Co. and Cheddar Crazy Golf.
Cheddar, Somerset, South West of England
From £691
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Living Room/Area Open plan with kitchen and dining room Access to wrap around decked area Two leather sofas each seating two, coffee table, bookshelf and cabinet with drawers Also enjoys a selection of books and DVDs 50” flatscreen Smart TV with Blu-ray player and TV cabinet Bose SoundDock Kitchen/Utility Fully equipped kitchen with a range of utensils and accessories including kettle, microwave, toaster and cafetier Breakfast bar with two bar stools Electric oven with grill and hob Fridge and freezer, dishwasher and washing machine Dining Room/Area Wooden table and chairs, seating for four Master Bedroom King-size bed Wardrobe and dressing table with mirror Wall mounted 19” TV with Freeview and DVD player En-suite Bedroom 2 Twin beds Wardrobe and dressing table with mirror Wall mounted 19” TV with Freeview and DVD player En-suite Bathroom 1 En suite to master bedroom Monsoon head walk-in shower and wash hand basin Bathroom 2 En-suite to bedroom two Monsoon shower head over the designer bath tub Outside Property is accessed by two steps Private wrap around deck area offering amazing views from the hot tub with mood lighting Decked area has built-in BBQ, parasol, patio table and chairs Communal parkland and small orchard for all guests Parking for one car next to the lodge
Edith Cottage, nestled at the heart of Bath's historical Artisan Quarter, offers a captivating blend of historic charm and modern sophistication. As you step into this vibrant area, you'll be transported back in time, exploring its eclectic boutiques, quirky cafes, and contemporary restaurants, making it the perfect base for an authentic Bath experience. This characterful cottage boasts two king-size bedrooms and a prime city-centre location, catering to couples, small friend groups, or young families seeking a beautiful space to unwind while immersing themselves in the wonders of Bath. Despite its historical roots, Edith Cottage exudes a youthful energy with its bright and modern interior, adorned with designer furnishings that evoke a high-end boutique ambience. Dining at home is a delightful affair, with a fully equipped kitchen and a raised al fresco terrace accessible via the outside courtyard. If the weather doesn't permit outdoor dining, the cosy dining room with a large table and four chairs provides a charming alternative for social meals. The downstairs living room is a versatile space, perfect for relaxation, entertainment, or gaming with a selection of board games. The comfortable sofas, adorned with limited edition Always Sunday cushions, offer a cosy spot to unwind in front of the Smart TV or explore the collection of indie magazines. A vintage French radio sets the tone, allowing you to create the perfect atmosphere with your favourite music playlists. Upstairs, the bedrooms are a sight to behold, adorned with designer Divine Savages wallpaper, antique crystal chandeliers, and original artwork, creating a timeless dreamland where old-world opulence meets modern luxury, ensuring a peaceful and splendid slumber. The bathroom, featuring a freestanding claw-footed bathtub surrounded by unique pink handmade tiles, offers a soothing retreat for a relaxing soak or refreshing shower with local Ubiety brand wellness products. While Edith Cottage transports you to bygone eras, it remains well-connected to the modern world. The Smart TV is equipped with NOW TV, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the cottage, allowing guests to stay connected and entertained. Many vintage items and artworks found within the cottage can be purchased from local stores, adding a touch of uniqueness to your stay. Edith Cottage offers a delightful fusion of historical charm and contemporary luxury, providing families and groups with a unique and stylish retreat in the heart of Bath's vibrant Artisan Quarter. Immerse yourself in the city's rich heritage while indulging in the comforts of modern living, making Edith Cottage an exceptional choice for an unforgettable Bath getaway.
Edith Cottage is ideally situated at the heart of Bath's historical Artisan Quarter, a neighbourhood steeped in charm and character. This vibrant area exudes a captivating ambience, taking visitors on a delightful journey through time with its cobbled streets, independent boutiques, quirky cafes, and modern restaurants. The location immerses guests in the rich history and culture of Bath, allowing them to explore the city's captivating past at their leisure. Strolling through the narrow streets and picturesque alleys, visitors will encounter charming Georgian architecture, reflecting the city's architectural heritage. The Artisan Quarter's unique atmosphere fosters a sense of nostalgia, providing an authentic and enchanting setting for an unforgettable stay. Within this cultural hub, guests can discover an array of independent boutiques and shops, offering a diverse selection of locally made crafts, handmade goods, and one-of-a-kind treasures. The artisanal vibe of the neighbourhood invites visitors to indulge in a leisurely shopping experience, uncovering hidden gems and souvenirs that evoke the spirit of Bath's artistic community. For culinary enthusiasts, the local area presents a delightful range of dining options. From quirky cafes serving freshly brewed coffee and delectable pastries to contemporary restaurants offering a fusion of flavours, there is something to satisfy every palate. Guests can savour culinary delights while basking in the artistic and bohemian atmosphere of the Artisan Quarter. The central location of Edith Cottage offers unrivalled convenience, as it is within easy reach of Bath's renowned landmarks and attractions. The historic Paragon, an excellent example of Georgian architecture, is just a short 15-minute walk away, showcasing Bath's architectural splendour. The city centre, teeming with historical treasures such as the Roman Baths and the iconic Bath Abbey, is within easy reach, providing an enriching experience for history enthusiasts. Despite its central position, Edith Cottage provides a serene and peaceful retreat. The neighbourhood's quaint streets and tranquil squares create a sense of escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, allowing guests to unwind and immerse themselves in the relaxed ambience of Bath. For those arriving by car, the nearby Charlotte Street Car Park offers convenient parking options, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free arrival. Edith Cottage's location in the historical Artisan Quarter of Bath offers an enchanting and authentic experience for visitors. From exploring the neighbourhood's unique boutiques and cafes to discovering the city's storied past, guests will find themselves enchanted by the rich tapestry of culture and charm that Bath has to offer.
Elm Cottage holds a wonderful location nestled within beautiful Somerset countryside, ideal for families wanting to explore the great outdoors either on foot or on bicycle! While the location is ideal for those wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life, the town of Ilminster with its variety of helpful amenities, including shops and family-friendly restaurants, is less than a five-minute car journey away.
The recently renovated cottage has been beautifully modernised to an incredibly high standard by its current owners who have carefully preserved its original charm with character features such as the exposed brickwork, old oak and elm beams, and a wood-burning stove, remaining untouched. Elm Cottage boasts a quirky upside-down layout, the impressive open-plan living accommodation is situated upstairs to allow guests to make the most of indoor-outdoor living with the bi-fold doors leading out to the terrace. The kitchen comes fully-equipped with all the tools you could possibly need to create delicious meals, while the cosy sitting area with its wood-burning stove makes the perfect space to retire to after action-packed days spent exploring the surrounding countryside. The cottage can comfortably accommodate up to thirteen guests across its six well-appointed bedrooms, which are located on the ground floor. Five of the bedrooms feature en-suite facilities and can either be set up as twins or super-king double rooms, making them ideal for friends or couples to share. The remaining bedroom features bunk beds and an additional pull-out single bed, ideal for children or teens to share, guests staying in this room can make use of the bathroom across the corridor.
Outside, open the large bi-fold doors and enjoy delicious barbecues al fresco on the terrace, the toasty fire pit will keep everyone warm well into the evenings. There is also a magnificent wood-fired hot tub, perfect for long, indulgent soaks while admiring the countryside views at any time of the year.
Elm Cottage is situated in a tranquil spot just a 5-minute drive from the town of Ilminster where a wide variety of helpful amenities, including shops and restaurants, can be found. There are a selection of excellent pubs in the vicinity, such as The Barrington Boar, Dinnington Docks, Lord Poulett Arms, or Five Dials. We also recommend the micro-brewery at Stocklinch, Stocklinch Ales, which is open for visitors on Friday evenings after 7pm and Sunday lunchtimes.
There is plenty to see, do and explore in the surrounding area. 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, while the Hauser and Wirth gallery near Bruton is 40 mins or so to the East.
Emmeline House is a prestigious Grade I Listed townhouse in the heart of Bath, once home to Britain's youngest Prime Minister, William Pitt the Younger. This six-bedroom residence boasts sumptuous interiors, blending old-world charm with contemporary elegance, offering an elegant and spacious stay for guests. Located on the corner of a grand Georgian terrace and the renowned Great Pulteney Street, Emmeline House enjoys captivating views of the River Avon and Grade II listed Empire Hotel. The elegant bronze plaque commemorates the historical significance of the property, adding to its allure. Entering through the inviting front door, guests are greeted by a sunlit open hallway featuring a splendid, cantilevered stone staircase. The ground floor boasts a multi-functional reception room, with leather tub chairs and a sophisticated round table, offering charming street views. The generous dining room on the same floor is adorned with period details, crystal chandeliers, and tall Georgian windows, creating an exquisite space for hosting gatherings. The grand bespoke kitchen, hand-built by Clayton Davidson, is a chef's dream, equipped with top-of-the-line appliances and a unique walnut island with curved banquet seating. Moving to the first floor, guests will find a spectacular living area with stunning city and countryside views. This area includes both a formal space with library chairs and a relaxed sitting area with plush sofas, creating an inviting ambience for relaxation. The second floor houses the luxurious principal bedroom with romantic hummingbird-themed soft furnishings and an open metal-framed four-poster bed. The principal bathroom is equally impressive, featuring a freestanding bath and a well-stocked drinks trolley. On the third floor, two more well-furnished and comfortable bedrooms await, including a twin-bedded room and a serene super king bedroom with rooftop views. Finally on the top floor, the sixth bedroom offers a contemporary layout and rooftop views, with a modern ensuite bathroom. Emmeline House's prime location provides easy access to Bath's top attractions, including Pulteney Bridge, Holburne Museum, The Roman Baths, Victoria Art Gallery, Bath Abbey, and many more. With an excellent selection of shops, cafes, restaurants, and entertainment options nearby, families and groups can enjoy a truly memorable stay in this historic gem.
Emmeline House is ideally situated in the heart of Bath, a city renowned for its rich history, architectural beauty, and luxurious lifestyle. This prestigious Grade I Listed townhouse holds a prime position on the corner of a distinguished Georgian terrace and the prestigious Great Pulteney Street. With its impressive bronze plaque commemorating its former resident, Britain's youngest-ever Prime Minister, William Pitt the Younger, the property exudes a sense of historical significance and grandeur. From the moment you step onto Johnstone Street's wide pavement, you are captivated by the charm and elegance of this location. The townhouse's location allows for delightful views of the River Avon and the Grade II-listed Empire Hotel in one direction, and the picturesque Laura Place with its formal fountain in the other. The proximity to the iconic Pulteney Bridge, a stone's throw away, adds to the appeal of this truly premiere property. As you approach the front door, flanked by grand urns with spiralling box topiary, you sense the regal air that surrounds this remarkable residence. The gracious open hallway, basked in natural sunlight from the top floor skylight, beckons you inside, setting the stage for the luxurious experience that awaits within. Emmeline House's location is second to none, offering easy access to Bath's attractions and amenities. Whether strolling along Great Pulteney Street, exploring the historic Roman Baths, enjoying cultural exhibitions at Victoria Art Gallery, or admiring the striking architecture of the Royal Crescent and The Circus, the city's finest treasures are within a comfortable walking distance. With an excellent selection of High Street and independent shops, galleries, cafes, bars, and restaurants nearby, guests can immerse themselves in Bath's vibrant lifestyle. Bath also hosts a variety of festivals, including art, literature, music, and theatre, adding an extra dimension to your stay. For those seeking relaxation, the nearby Thermae Spa offers a tranquil retreat, while sports enthusiasts can catch a thrilling Bath Rugby match. The city's charming streets and alleys, depicted in the popular TV series Bridgerton, add a touch of romance and intrigue to every exploration. Emmeline House's central location allows guests to experience the best of Bath, offering an unforgettable stay amid a captivating blend of history, culture, and modern amenities.
