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Cottage Holidays in Nether Stowey
Cottage Holidays in Nether Stowey
Nether StoweyNether Stowey Cottage, sleeps 2 Map
Pepperpot is a self-contained annexe situated in very beautiful and peaceful countryside in the pretty hamlet of Kilton. Set in the foothills of the Quantocks, the property is within walking distance to the coastal footpath providing walkers with beautiful rugged scenery throughout the year. The Coleridge Way can easily be accessed, a new 36 mile trail through the stunning countryside of the Quantock Hills with its herds of ponies, the Brendon Hills and Exmoor. You can look for fossils on Kilve beach, an Area of Special Scientific Interest. Further along the coast is the seaside town of Minehead with its sandy beach, harbour fishing and coastal boat trips. Between Kilton and Minehead are several small quiet pebbled bays for those wishing to avoid the crowds and many welcome dogs all year. Also nearby is the Stockland Lovell Equestrian Centre and the West Somerset steam train. Full details & availability Nether StoweyNether Stowey Cottage, sleeps 4 Map
This cosy terraced character cottage is indeed bigger than shown in the exterior shot and broadens considerably in width on both floors as you pass through the entrance/dining room. It is situated in the pretty village of Nether Stowey and makes a perfect retreat for those wishing to explore the delights of Somerset and North Devon. The thriving village has 3 good pubs, post office, general store, farm shop and well-known connections, once being the home to the romantic poet Coleridge. Set in the foothills of the Quantocks and just a short drive from the South West Coastal Path and Exmoor National Park, walkers and nature lovers will be in their element. You will also be close to various attractions such as Wimbleball Reservoir with its boating and fishing, West Somerset Steam Railway, Dunster Castle, Hestercombe Gardens, Cleve Abbey and Clarks Village to name but a few. Full details & availability Nether StoweyNether Stowey Cottage, sleeps 8 Map
Orchard Cottage is set within the peace and tranquillity of this beautiful area yet still being close to a variety of popular sandy beaches and attractions including Exmoor, Quantock Hills, Somerset World, Clarks Village, Cheddar Gorge, Fleet Air Arm Museum and more. Enjoy a stroll to the family pub as well as relaxing on the land with its variety of animals. Full details & availability Nether StoweyNether Stowey Cottage, sleeps 8 Map
Herpath Cottage stands just outside the small hamlet of Over Stowey which lies at the foot of the Quantock Hills. This detached south facing cottage has recently been modernised to a high standard and is situated within ½ an acre comprising of lawned areas, a vegetable garden and a small orchard of apple trees. The thriving village of Nether Stowey is just over a mile away and offers good pubs, a post office, general store, farm shop and well-known connections, once being the home to the romantic poet Coleridge. The Quantocks offer wonderful walking, from leisurely strolls to more challenging walks, including the Coleridge Way. You are also a short drive from the South West Coastal Path and Exmoor National Park which provides walking, cycling and riding opportunities. If you are after a touring holiday, its central location makes it an ideal base for the South West with the historic towns and cities of Taunton, Bridgwater, Glastonbury and Wells within good access by car. Other attractions that are within easy reach are Wimbleball Reservoir with its boating and fishing, West Somerset Steam Railway, the historic town of Dunster with its castle, Hestercombe Gardens and Clarks Village to name but a few. Further along the coast is the seaside town of Minehead with its sandy beach, harbour fishing and coastal boat trips. Between Over Stowey and Minehead are several small quiet pebbled bays for those wishing to avoid the crowds. Full details & availability More West Somerset cottages |