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.
Langport, Somerset, South West of England
From £819
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Summary:
Situated in a rural position with outstanding views across the Somerset Levels, Rose Lodge is set within the owners’ grounds, near the village of Aller, and artisan town of Langport. It has been lovingly converted from a former mobile home with cedar cladding and double glazing. After a day spent exploring this beautiful part of the country, you can relax in the inviting hot tub whilst savouring the 180-degree view across the Somerset Levels. Please check the children rules before booking.
The Space:
Rose Lodge is a converted mobile home, much loved by our family and friends. There are 15 steps up to the lodge from the parking area and the parking is private and off road. The interior is new with all modern facilities but you should note that the original ceiling is low and interior doors narrow.
Private, eco hot tub and garden for the exclusive use of guests in the lodge. The hot tub is heated by a bio-mass boiler which is a completely renewable energy source. Hot tub is ready for arrival and stays hot no matter how long you wish to stay in it, far better than the electric versions! The hot tub is brand new, 2021, very ergonomic and has easy to use temperature, jets and light controls and also has integral blue tooth speakers to play music whilst you relax. Private garden includes patio and seating area, gas BBQ.
CHILDREN - No under 5's due to dangers of steps in garden and hot tub - only exception to this is infants that are too young to be crawling - you would need to bring a Moses basket or similar as there is no room for a travel cot.
No Sunday arrivals I'm afraid
Guest Access:
There are lovely country walks over rural footpaths straight from the door, fishing, golf and quaint village pubs nearby. Within easy driving distance are many historic houses such as Muchelney Abbey, Forde Abbey, and National Trust’s Montacute House and Tintinhull House.
The Somerset Levels, with their abundance of wildlife and nature reserves, are on the doorstep, or you can explore the many other places of interest. Try some retail therapy at the shopping outlet of Clarks Village; discover Glastonbury with its enchanting tor and abbey; or drive on to the cathedral city of Wells with its Bishops Palace and character shops.
No Sunday arrivals I'm afraid
The Neighborhood:
The Local Area
• Langport and Somerton both benefit from free parking, a friendly, welcoming atmosphere and some amazing local produce.
Lots of wonderful cafes, lovely walks along the river and really good pubs with super food.
• Butchers; Langport has 2 wonderful butcher shops; Black Sheep and Scrivens. Both have a wonderful range of local meats and cheeses, homemade pies, local eggs and local veg. You won’t regret shopping here.
• Bakers; we have an artisan bakery, Kitchen which makes wonderful bread, savoury snacks and cakes, the chef and co-owner used to chef at Buckingham Palace, lucky us! We also have a more traditional bakery just a few doors from Kitchen so you will find everything you need.
• Langport Stores – health foods, specialist foods, bread, olive oils, locally made chocolate, gluten free products and a very friendly service.
• Fuel – Esso petrol station 1 mile away, turn left out of the drive and follow the main road and you will come to it on your left. They also have air for tyres and a car wash.
• Supermarkets; Tesco in Langport, Williams in Somerton who stock a very good range of local produce and the frozen ‘Cook’ range. Sainsbury’s in Street and Taunton and Waitrose in Wells.
Getting Around:
No Sunday check ins
Other Things to Note:
Further afield, the Roman spa town of Bath is well worth a visit, as well as the county town of Taunton, and further on, the Quantock Hills and Exmoor National Park. If you have time, spend a day or two in west Dorset and explore the famous World Heritage Jurassic Coast. You will have much to do for a fulfilling holiday. Beach 22 miles. Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 1 mile.
Please check with first us if you wish to arrive on a Sunday as this is not always possible.
CHILDREN - No under 5's due to dangers of steps in garden and hot tub - only exception to this is infants that are too young to be crawling - you would need to bring a Moses basket or similar as there is no room for a travel cot.
Check out is 10am - unless it is on a Sunday then it can be 12noon.
Interaction with Guests:
We are often home to 'meet and greet' but equally we enjoy many outdoor pursuits so have a key safe for you when we are not at home.
Please check with first us if you wish to arrive on a Sunday as this is not always possible.
This cabin is located in Langport. RSPB Ham Wall and Yeovil Country Park reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Field of Dreams and East Lambrook Manor Gardens. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Huish Park or The Cygnet Health Care Stadium.
Royal George Townhouse is a stunning, spacious, and light-filled family townhouse nestled in the heart of Bath city centre. This elegant Georgian Townhouse is the perfect home away from home for your holiday and is specially designed to cater to families and large groups, offering an abundance of space and amenities. Spread across five floors, the Royal George Townhouse boasts an impressive array of features. On the ground floor, the open-plan kitchen and dining room steal the show. Fully equipped with modern appliances, it invites you to indulge in culinary delights and host memorable dinner parties. The rear of the ground floor offers a convenient toilet, utility room, and access to the large private garden area. The garden is a true gem, featuring outdoor furniture, enchanting lighting, heating, and a BBQ, making it an idyllic spot for summer gatherings and relaxation. The first floor of the Townhouse presents two generously sized living rooms, perfect for family bonding or unwinding after a day of exploring Bath's charms. Large sash windows flood the spaces with natural light, and the original period features and fireplaces add a touch of historic charm. The living room at the rear of the property even offers a double sofa bed for extra accommodation flexibility. As you ascend to the second and third floors, you'll find four of the five inviting bedrooms. The master bedroom boasts a lavish super king-size bed, while the second bedroom features a king-size bed and an ensuite bathroom. The third bedroom offers a cosy double bed, and the fourth is equipped with twin single beds. The large, shared bathroom on these floors features its own bathtub and a separate shower. The lower ground floor holds even more surprises, featuring a third living area with a sofa bed, an additional kitchenette, a bathroom, and the fifth bedroom complete with a king-size bed and ensuite bathroom. For an unforgettable holiday experience in Bath, the Royal George Townhouse awaits, providing a harmonious blend of historical elegance, modern comfort, and a perfect location for your dream vacation.
Nestled in the heart of the historic city of Bath, the Royal George Townhouse stands as a prime holiday destination for those seeking an enchanting and culturally rich experience. Situated in the bustling city centre, this spacious and light-filled Georgian Townhouse offers unrivalled convenience and accessibility to all of Bath's captivating attractions. Within a short stroll, guests will find themselves immersed in a treasure trove of shops, restaurants, and markets, where they can indulge in local delicacies and unique finds. The renowned Theatre Royal beckons culture enthusiasts, promising captivating performances and entertainment. For those intrigued by Bath's fascinating history, museums and heritage sites abound, revealing tales of the city's Roman origins and Georgian splendour. A leisurely walk from the Townhouse leads to the picturesque River Avon, offering serene waterside walks and panoramic views. Moreover, the convenience of two free private parking spaces ensures seamless exploration beyond the city centre, providing easy access to the surrounding countryside and nearby attractions. In the heart of a city steeped in charm and heritage, the Royal George Townhouse beckons, offering a delightful and comfortable base to explore all that Bath has to offer. Whether seeking cultural experiences, culinary delights, or simply a relaxing getaway, this holiday destination promises an unforgettable escape for every discerning traveller.
Doris our shepherd's hut is located in our paddock and meadow on the Somerset levels and has lovely views the over neighbouring fields.
There is plenty of parking adjacent to the paddock and access to Doris is via mown paths.
We are keen to encourage flora and fauna and manage the paddock accordingly.
Situated on the outskirts of a small village and the edge of the Somerset levels. We are ideally situated for sightseeing around Somerset.
Located in Wedmore, this cabin is in a rural area. Forde Abbey and King John's Hunting Lodge are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Ashton Windmill and The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Co.. Cheddar Crazy Golf and Wells & Mendip Museum are also worth visiting. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
Silas Townhouse is a charming and elegant Georgian townhouse located in Bath, England. Built in approximately 1744 by the city's founders, John Wood the Elder and James Leake, this stunning property combines period features with modern comforts across its five floors. As you arrive, the double-fronted house boasts a beautiful facade and retains many original details, including panelled walls, high ceilings, a walnut winding staircase, exposed brick chimney hearth, beams, and fireplaces. These features create a sense of the splendour enjoyed during the Jane Austen era, while still providing contemporary luxuries. The townhouse comfortably accommodates up to ten guests in its five bedrooms. The bedrooms are well-appointed, with two single beds in each of the first three bedrooms and one double bed in each of the remaining two bedrooms. There are also four bathrooms, including an en-suite with a shower on the first floor, two bathrooms with bathtubs and showers on the second floor, and a toilet on the lower ground floor. The social living spaces offer the same thoughtful and charming décor as the rest of the house. The living room, newly decorated and furnished with a corner sofa and an open gas fire, offers a welcoming ambience for gathering with friends and family. The adjacent parlour room serves as a versatile space that can be used for reading, listening to music on the vinyl record player, as a playroom for children, an additional bedroom, or for storing luggage. Downstairs, a spacious oak kitchen and dining area serves as the heart of the home. Well-equipped, this area is ideal for preparing meals for the whole group. A breakfast bar and large oak dining table provide ample seating, and the kitchen is stocked with your day-to-day essentials for guests' convenience. The location of Silas Townhouse is unbeatable, situated in the heart of Bath. Within minutes of stepping outside, guests can explore the city's renowned attractions. Turning right leads to the river and Royal Parade Gardens, while turning left brings guests to the bustling shopping district. Bath Abbey and the Roman Spa are just minutes away in either direction. The top floor of the townhouse even offers a glimpse of the Bath Abbey Spires a few streets away. Silas Townhouse is a perfect choice for families or groups seeking to experience the charm of Bath while enjoying the comforts of a historic Georgian townhouse.
The captivating city of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its stunning architecture, rich history, and natural beauty. Silas Townhouse is ideally located in the heart of this picturesque city, offering guests a truly immersive experience in its enchanting surroundings. As you step outside Silas Townhouse, you'll find yourself surrounded by the charm and allure of Bath. The townhouse's central location ensures that you're just moments away from the city's top attractions. A short walk in any direction will lead you to remarkable sights and experiences that Bath has to offer. To the south of Silas Townhouse lies the magnificent Bath Abbey. This iconic gothic masterpiece dominates the city's skyline and is a testament to Bath's architectural splendour. Take a stroll through the Abbey Courtyard and admire its exquisite facade before venturing inside to witness its breathtaking interior. Nearby, you'll discover the world-famous Roman Baths, an archaeological wonder that provides a fascinating glimpse into the city's Roman past. Explore the ancient ruins, marvel at the well-preserved architecture, and even have the opportunity to sample the thermal waters that made Bath a renowned spa destination. For those seeking a peaceful retreat, a short walk to the east will lead you to the tranquil Royal Parade Gardens. Take a leisurely stroll through these beautifully manicured gardens, enjoy a picnic by the riverbank, or simply bask in the serenity of nature. Bath's vibrant shopping district awaits you to the west of Silas Townhouse. Explore a mix of high-end boutiques, independent shops, and charming cafes as you meander through the bustling streets. From fashion to homeware, you'll find something to suit every taste and indulge in a memorable retail experience. Immerse yourself further in Bath's history by venturing to the nearby Circus and Royal Crescent, architectural marvels that epitomize Georgian grandeur. Marvel at the perfectly symmetrical design of the Circus or admire the sweeping crescent shape of the Royal Crescent as you stroll along its crescent-shaped lawn. Silas Townhouse's location also offers easy access to the picturesque countryside that surrounds Bath. Embark on a scenic hike along the Cotswold Way or explore the nearby Prior Park Landscape Garden, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the city.
Cheddar, Somerset, South West of England
From £798
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Two Bedroom Lodge - Sleeps five - Pet Friendly
Somerset Lodge is a luxury lodge with hot tub located at Tor Farm, nestled at the base of Nyland Hill, in the rural Somerset countryside, close to Cheddar Gorge. A perfect place to explore the surrounding area for walks with your loved ones (including those four pawed).
Perfect for couples, families and friends wishing to get together in a beautiful rural location. With your own private hot tub and barbeque station to relax and socialise around with the shared seasonal heated outdoor swimming pool adding to your tranquil break away.
Rooms
Master bedroom - Super King bed
2nd bedroom - Twin (Zip & Link)
Main shower room
All lodges have additional put up bed
Features
Complementary Wi-Fi
Each lodge has a private Hot tub
Seasonal shared heated swimming pool (May - September)
Each lodge has a separate BBQ Station
Flat screen TV's (with Free View) in all bedrooms and lounge
Decking area with furniture
Double glazed and centrally heated
Bed linen, duvet and 2 towels (per person) provided
Pots, pans, cutlery and glasses provided
Somerset lodge has a under counter fridge and freezer, dishwasher and washing machine
Additional Information
- For 2 people or less 2nd bedroom will be locked for duration on stay. If both bedrooms - required please select 3 or more guests at booking.
- Lodge suitable for dogs, please select option on booking form
- Please advise at booking if 2nd bedroom is to be king bed, if not requested in advance default will be twin beds
- Check-in between 3-7pm on day of arrival, contactless check in available, with late arrivals please contact to arrange.
- Check-out 10am, except on Sundays when check out is extended to 3pm.
- Smoking not permitted within the lodges
- For group bookings of 5 or more - please ring or email to discuss before booking online
- We ask that there should be no loud noise be it from voices or music outside after 10pm, so as not to disturb other residents who wish to be quiet. If you are using the hot tub, be aware that noise travels in the still of the night, so please respect other guests who are here for a peaceful break away from it all
Located in Cheddar, this cabin is in a rural area. Clarks Village and Kilver Court 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 Ebbor Gorge. Ashton Windmill and The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Co. are also worth visiting. Discover the area's water adventures with swimming nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with horse riding, cave exploring, and cycling.
The Grade II listed St Peter's Court is steeped in history and makes a one-of-a kind base from which to explore Bristol, Somerset and all the delights the local area has to offer! Although the impressive holiday home has been renovated recently, the owners have managed to maintain its Tudor-like charm and character.
Entering the house, through the large medieval embellished door, the hallway leads through to a striking lounge with fireplace, vintage upright piano and hanging tapestry. A dining room lies just beyond an archway and provides the perfect setting for a family dinner. A modern and fully equipped kitchen is immediately next to this room. Enjoy the use of the large dual range cooker and view of the garden, whilst preparing a banquet for your guests. Also on this level is a library playroom and lounge with a 60-inch smart television.
Heading upstairs guests will find the five spacious bedrooms. The first of these rooms boasts a king-sized bed and a walk-in bathroom, we can add another two singles or double to this room if needed. The second is a double room with its own lovely bathroom. Opposite this is the spacious bathroom with a walk-in shower. The third bedroom has a four-poster king-sized and a single bed. Further down the corridor, another king-sized bedroom can be found. The final bedroom is up a flight of stairs to the attic, which has a double bed and its own en-suite shower room.
Outside there are lovely gardens to explore of more than two acres, part of which is a beautiful cut flower garden, so perfect for garden workshops! There is also a private lawned garden that is south facing and has a patio area which makes the perfect spot for your morning cup of coffee or a delicious barbecue.
The town of Portishead is just off the coast of the Severn Estuary, Somerset. Due to its proximity and tributary, it has a rich history as a port and docking yard. There are still exquisite examples of Portishead’s fine history of Victorian Gothic architecture and plenty of popular trails for keen hikers to explore. Being surrounded by the stunning countryside of Somerset, holiday makers love to visit the likes of Gordano Valley Nature Reserve, Battery Point and The Clevedon Coast Path; where Wales is visible on clear days.
For those looking to make more of the localised attractions, Portishead Marina’s recent re-development means it has a host of bars, cafes and restaurants. If you’re travelling with a family of children then Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm, Oakham Treasures and Tyntesfield & Clevedon Court are all a must visit. When holidaying in Portishead, try to time your stay with the Portishead Carnival, Flower Show or Raft Race which are all a celebration of the local heritage.
The house is an ideal base to explore the delights of Somerset. Visit enchanting stately homes such as Stourhead, Iford Manor and Bowood House and Gardens. Discover the charming and quaint English villages of Castle Combe, Frome, and Braford apon Avon. Not to mention the fabulous selection of delicious pubs and resturant to try including The Ethicurean at Barley Wood walled garden, Roth bar and grill at Hauser and Wirth or the Talbot Inn in Mells.
Taunton, Somerset, South West of England
From £756
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A luxury shepherd's hut with wood-fired hot tub set alongside the Quantock Hills with magnificently dark night skies. There is a lovely outdoor space with BBQ/Fire pit and a willow tunnel. An ideal location for exploring the West Somerset Coast, Quantock Hills and Exmoor. Overlooking the West Somerset Steam railway with a viewing platform from which to watch the passing heritage trains and wildlife. A fantastic footpath network runs from Steam & Stars.
The space
Breakfast ingredients for your first morning are included. Please let us know if you have any special dietary requirements.
Willow has a sister - Hazel, a beautiful vintage caravan who also sleeps 2. Check our other listing for details.
There is an EV charging point on-site small additional cost.
WiFi is free.
Guest access
A very short walk from Steam & Stars you will find a bus stop which links to Taunton railway station and Minehead via the pretty costal town of Watchet. From Minehead links to Exmoor and beyond can be found.
On-site we have parking and an electric vehicle charging point.
The West Somerset (heritage) Railway runs past Steam & Stars and views are magnificent. The closest WSR railway station is only a short walk into Williton. Trains travel from Bishops Lydeard to Minehead. Please check their website for train times.
There are many walks from Steam & Stars and further afield. Please check our website for more detail.
Other things to note
Although you may feel you are alone, we do have neighbours so please respect their peace and quiet.
This cabin is located in Taunton. Combe Sydenham Hall and Cleeve Abbey are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Quantock Hills and Exmoor National Park. The Chocolate House and Bishop's Lydeard Station are also worth visiting.
Bruton, Somerset, South West of England
From £1484
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Located in Bruton, this cabin lets you experience it all. Fans of nature and the outdoors will love being 27 minutes by car from Center Parcs Longleat Forest and 21 minutes from Shearwater Lake. You'll easily make the 5-minute drive to Hauser and Wirth Somerset or the 14-minute drive to Stourhead Garden.
While you're here, you can enjoy all the comforts of home and more, including WiFi and heating, as well as a dryer and an ironing board. Other amenities include towels, soap, toilet paper, and a hair dryer.
Wedmore, Somerset, South West of England
From £1211
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A two-storey lodge placed in the Somerset village of Wedmore, it can sleep six people in three bedrooms.
Swan Lodge is a sumptuous log cabin resting on the edge of the village of Wedmore in Somerset. It comes set with three bedrooms which are made up of a king-size with an en-suite, a further king-size and a bunk room, as well as a shower room, the property is able to sleep six people. Its interior also includes an open-plan living area which contains a kitchen, a dining area and a sitting area. Externally you will find off-road parking for two cars, as well as a patio with furniture and a hot tub. Swan Lodge is a classy base for couples, friends and families looking to explore superb Somerset. Note: If you decide to bring a dog once you have already booked, please contact Sykes Cottages and/or the owner of the property.
Amenities: Underfloor heating. Electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, microwave, Smart TV with Freeview, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off-road parking for two cars. Travel cot and highchair available. Patio area with furniture and private hot tub. 1 well behaved dog welcome at an additional charge of £20. Shop and pub 1 mile. Note: Access is through the owner’s quiet camp field leading to private open countryside. This property has a £200 Good Housekeeping Bond.
Region: Somerset offers 3 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty - the Quantock, Mendip and Blackdown Hills. Lose yourself in the glory of nature, take a ride on a steam train, visit a traditional farmers’ market or explore your mystical side at Glastonbury.
Town: The rural village of Wedmore sits within the countryside of Somerset, near the Mendip Hills AONB. It offers shops and traditional pubs, as well as opportunities for walkers, cyclists and birdwatchers. The area boasts many tourist spots which include Cheddar, Burnham, Glastonbury and more.
Located in Wedmore, this lodge is in a rural area. Forde Abbey and King John's Hunting Lodge are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Ashton Windmill and The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Co.. Traveling with kids? Consider Cheddar Crazy Golf, or check out an event or a game at Somerset Speedway.
Living Room/Area Open plan with the kitchen and dining area with double doors leading out onto the terrace Two sofas and Flatscreen TV with Freeview Kitchen Open plan with the living and dining area with double doors leading out onto the terrace Double gas oven with gas hob, microwave, fridge freezer and dishwasher Dining Open plan with the kitchen and living area with double doors leading out onto the terrace Dining table seating two Master Bedroom King size bed, wardrobe, dressing table and flatscreen TV Free standing bath En suite Bathing En suite to master bedroom has a walk in shower cubicle, WC and wash basin Outdoors Decked terrace with private hot tub Patio table and chairs and barbecue Parking for one car at the lodge
