Set in the grounds of the owner’s home and refurbished in the summer of 2019, these charming former stables are surrounded by wonderful countryside and have been converted to a very good standard. It is a superbly convenient holiday base for the world heritage city of Bath with its historic buildings, world famous theatre and river trips, and Bradford-On-Avon and its beautiful canals, as well as the city of Wells, Glastonbury Tor, Longleat House and Safari Park, Cheddar Gorge and caves, Stourhead and Wookey Hole. Close by is the village of Kilmersdon, home to the nursery rhyme Jack and Jill. Also the beautiful picturesque village of Mells is only 2.5 miles away. There are many wonderful country pubs and restaurants in the surrounding area. There are several sandy and dramatic coastal beaches to the west and south, such as Lyme Regis, Weston-super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea. It also makes a perfect place from which to cycle, walk and play golf. Shop and pub with food 1½ miles.

Set in the grounds of the owner’s home and refurbished in the summer of 2019, these charming former stables are surrounded by wonderful countryside and have been converted to a very good standard. It is a superbly convenient holiday base for the world heritage city of Bath with its historic buildings, world famous theatre and river trips, and Bradford-On-Avon and its beautiful canals, as well as the city of Wells, Glastonbury Tor, Longleat House and Safari Park, Cheddar Gorge and caves, Stourhead and Wookey Hole. Close by is the village of Kilmersdon, home to the nursery rhyme Jack and Jill. Also the beautiful picturesque village of Mells is only 2.5 miles away. There are many wonderful country pubs and restaurants in the surrounding area. There are several sandy and dramatic coastal beaches to the west and south, such as Lyme Regis, Weston-super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea. It also makes a perfect place from which to cycle, walk and play golf. Shop and pub with food 1½ miles.

’Spacious, fully refurbished throughout, well-equipped cottages...with an idyllic rural setting amidst a chorus of wildlife’

Conveniently located for Longleat, Bath and the Mendip Hills and Gorges, Moorleaze nestles on the border of Somerset with Dorset and Wiltshire. Enjoying a tranquil setting with stunning views all around, it provides the perfect retreat at any time of year. Built from local stone and boasting every modern convenience, the cottages offer spacious and superbly fitted accommodation, presented to 5 Star standards. The 40-acre grounds include farmland, woodland, orchard and two lakes, whilst the glorious views encompass fields and gently wooded hills. A haven for wildlife, deer and hares abound, often coming within yards of the cottages. Buzzards, kestrels, tawny and barn owls, pheasants, swallows and many other species nest here. The lower lake is stocked with carp, tame enough to feed from guests’ hands - so no fishing! The idyllic village of Witham Friary, complete with an unspoiled pub and children’s playground is a few minutes’ stroll and found fame as the setting for the TV series Building the Dream.
Benefiting from its countryside setting, Moorleaze also affords easy access all year round and is within a short driving distance of many famous locations. Longleat is close by, as are Wookey Hole and the Yeovilton Aircraft and Haynes Motor Museums. Bath, designated a World Heritage Site, boasts many delights including the Roman Baths. Nearby Frome has even more listed buildings than Bath and hosts a renowned arts and music festival in early July. Salisbury, Wells, Glastonbury, Stonehenge and Avebury are also popular places to visit from Moorleaze. NT properties include the incomparable Stourhead, just minutes away. Walkers are spoilt for choice, from the local countryside to the splendour of the Mendips, including Cheddar Gorge. With its magnificent indoor pool, games room, tennis court, climbing frame and idyllic setting, The Sunday Times described Moorleaze as
’a sure-fire child pleaser’, and it’s just as popular with adults, an ideal break at any time of the year. The village pub is within walking distance. Shops 6 miles.

A fabulous, detached house settled in Frome, Somerset. Hot tub. Woodburning stove. Private parking. Warminster 8.3 miles; Shepton Mallet 11.2 miles; Bath 15.2 miles.

Cragielea Cottage is a large duplex annexe set in the owners’ grounds, the annexe has two south-facing double bedrooms and sitting room with dining table and bathroom. Downstairs you will find a fully equipped kitchen with table and chairs, the annexe has its own entrance and a terrace with outdoor seating. From here you can walk straight into fields, which makes this an ideal retreat for a family trip or a romantic break. The annexe was the original 1940s house, and the owners live in the extension that was added on seven years ago. Located on a hillside, the garden wraps around the house which you are welcome to explore. The owners provide natural bathroom products by Faith in Nature, including body wash, shampoo, conditioner, hand wash and body lotion.
Benefiting from its countryside setting, Cragielea Cottage is within a short driving distance of many famous locations. Longleat is close by, as are Wookey Hole and the Yeovilton Aircraft and Haynes Motor Museums. Bath, designated a World Heritage Site, boasts many delights including the Roman Baths. Nearby Frome has even more listed buildings than Bath and hosts a renowned arts and music festival in early July. Salisbury, Wells, Glastonbury, Stonehenge, and Avebury are also popular places to visit from Craigielea Cottage. Walkers are spoilt for choice, from the local countryside to the splendour of the Mendips, including Cheddar Gorge.

When you arrive at The Malthouse a heavy oak door leads you into the original cart-way. From the cart-way, go down into the lower ground floor utility room, here you will find an extra fridge, washer and dryer. Also just off the original cart-way is a bedroom with a bathroom adjacent. A spacious open plan kitchen and dining area. The kitchen is stylish and handmade with all the modern appliances you’d expect. The dining area has a large, impressive Bath stone fireplace in front of the long pine dining table. Heavy curtains and underfloor heating keep you warm in the winter months whilst stone floors, lime washed walls and ancient beams reflect its historic character.


On the ground floor the sitting room and the garden room, both comfortable and thoughtfully furnished. The sitting room has an inglenook fireplace with a wood burner, ideal on colder days. Walk through the cosy sitting room to the airy pitch-roofed garden room and enjoy views of the garden and countryside from the window seats. Climb the turret stairway to the first floor where there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The bedrooms are large and elegant with crisp Egyptian cotton linen and fluffy towels, side tables, soft furnishings, and comfy chairs. Up another turret stairway to the second floor with another bathroom and a further two bedrooms, one with a unique view of the ancient malthouse roof structure through a floor-to-ceiling glass window. There’s a generous open courtyard and a large garden with lawn and lavender lined path. Guests can enjoy al fresco dining; there are large tables with benches and chairs, a large comfy sofa and plenty of blankets to lay on the grass. A range of outdoor games including table tennis are provided.


Grade II listed, The Malthouse is steeped in history with some parts dating back to the 14th and 15th centuries and is quirky in many ways with uneven steps and floors, all of which contribute to the character of the building. The owners just ask that you take care whilst you experience living in a historic house! The property is in an outstanding location. The city of Bath needs no introduction and is a 15-minute drive (or catch the bus from the village).


If you want to enjoy all this World Heritage Site has to offer while staying in a quintessential English village away from the hustle and bustle, Norton St. Philip is the perfect spot. It has its own dramatic history to investigate, including the site of the Pitchfork Rebellion in 1686. The stunning George Inn next door is one of the country’s oldest and has been the resting place of queens and kings dating back to the 15th century. Other world-class attractions nearby include Longleat House and Safari Park, Stonehenge, Glastonbury, and the National Trust’s Stourhead. Don’t miss other places of interest including the Hauser and Wirth art gallery in Bruton, Iford Manor’s Peto Garden and the pretty market town of Bradford-on-Avon. There are countless other National Trust properties, quaint villages, Neolithic sites, and ancient churches to explore.

Set in the grounds of the owner’s home lies The Studio. This ground floor accommodation is great for two guests, light and airy with a great space outdoors and ideal for alfresco dining. You enter the property into the open plan living space, the living area features a Smart TV and electric fire, perfect for those cosy nights, there is a dining table for two guests to enjoy a home cooked meal that you have rustled up in the well-equipped kitchen. From the living space there is only a few steps to the bedroom where you will find a super kingsize bed to jump into after a busy day exploring, and adjacent to the bedroom is the bathroom with shower.
Outdoors there is a private space for guests to use, which is well lit in the evenings for you to enjoy summer nights with a BBQ and a glass of bubbly. The Studio is in the heart of the village yet tucked away off the main road, and there is private parking for one car.
There is so much to see and do locally, the village of Beckington has three pubs to choose from within walking distance, there is an award-winning café which is just a stone’s throw away, as well as a farm shop with its own restaurant. Every Tuesday in the village hall car park there is a mobile pizza van, or you can take a stroll to the local fish and chip shop.
The area makes an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding attractions, including Stonehenge, Stourhead Gardens, Longleat House, Safari Park and Gardens, Wells Cathedral and Bishops Palace, the spiritual town of Glastonbury with its abbey and tor, the amazing Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole, the designer outlet village at Street, and several National Trust properties.
Just three miles from The Studio is Frome, a bustling market town with weekly markets and an ever-growing popular monthly market that takes over the town centre. There are cobbled, pedestrianised streets with rivulets running down, and an array of cafés, individual shops, leisure, and entertainment. Within 10 miles you can experience the Georgian city of Bath with its famous architecture, the Jane Austen Centre, and thermal spa (Thermae), the city offers something for everybody. The Roman Baths, The Royal Crescent, the famous Pulteney Bridge, and the Christmas markets are among the city’s many must see attractions.

Set in an idyllic location, these holiday cottages, adjacent to the owner’s home, really are in the perfect spot for guests wanting to explore the local area and beyond. Beautifully renovated and furnished to a very good standard, they offer exceptional comfort and facilities.
Both sleep up to five people, with three bedrooms and three bathrooms in each cottage. On the ground floor is a queen bedroom with adjacent bathroom with cubicle shower, on the first floor there is a double bedroom with en-suite shower room and a twin bedroom, as well as a large family bathroom. Each cottage has a large, well-equipped kitchen/dining room, perfect for enjoying a well-cooked evening meal with views over the fields beyond. It’s a great place to gather and chat and drink whilst dinner is being prepared! Both cottages have separate living areas with comfortable seating, Freeview TVs and a wood burner, perfect for those cosy nights in. The cottages have a shared garden with private BBQ and outdoor seating per cottage. There is also a separate utility room that both cottages have access to with a washing machine and tumble dryer. The owners provide a starter pack for the logs and BBQs, they also have cots and highchairs that can be requested. For your furry friends, the owners have a large utility room where there are spare dog towels, poo bags and dog bowls, and can also provide beds for the dogs. There is a hose just outside the utility area where you can wash and dry your pets after a wet and muddy walk; all dogs staying in the cottages must be kept downstairs. There is a large pond in front of the cottage which is fenced off but not enclosed; it acts as a boundary between the cottage and the owner’s home. The pond is 1.5m deep in the middle and 40cm shallow at the edge, so guest with dogs and children must take responsibility and not leave them uattended.
There is so much to see and do locally. The village of Beckington has three pubs to choose from within walking distance and there is an award-winning café just a stone’s throw away, as well as a farm shop with its own restaurant. Every Tuesday in the village hall car park there is a mobile pizza van, or you can take a stroll to the local fish and chip shop. With country walks on your doorstep, perfect for dog walks, this cottage is great for those looking to explore what Somerset has to offer. Pears Cottage makes an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding attractions, including Stonehenge, Stourhead Gardens, Longleat House, Safari Park and Gardens, Wells Cathedral and Bishops Palace, the spiritual town of Glastonbury (with its abbey and tor), the amazing Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole, the designer outlet village at Street, and several National Trust properties.
Take a visit to Frome, a bustling market town with weekly markets and an ever-growing popular monthly market that takes over the town centre. It has cobbled, pedestrianised streets with rivulets running down, and an array of cafés, individual shops, leisure, and entertainment. Within 10 miles you can experience the Georgian city of Bath with its famous architecture, the Jane Austen Centre, and thermal spa (Thermae), the city offers something for everybody.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 10 guests.

Welcome to Fieldview Snug, a charming annexe nestled within the gracious grounds of attentive owners. All on one level, this cosy retreat offers a private entrance leading into an inviting open-plan living space.
Sink into the sofa in front of the electric fire and unwind with entertainment on the Smart TV. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty that envelops "the snug," with expansive countryside and woodland waiting to be explored on foot. When the weather is fine, step onto your large private patio, complete with sun loungers, outdoor seating, and a fire pit for cosy evenings outdoors. Firewood for the fire pit is available for purchase on-site. In addition to your private patio, take advantage of the adjacent well-kept lawn, available for guest use if desired. While The Snug doesn’t feature an enclosed garden, the owners’ cats roam the premises. Feel free to bring one small, well-behaved dog, provided it remains on a lead.
Field View Snug offers a delightful blend of comfort and natural beauty, providing a tranquil escape for those seeking a peaceful retreat. Explore a variety of National Trust and Stately Homes like The Newt near Castle Cary, Stourhead, Montacute, Wilton House, Kingston Lacy, Tintinhull, and Lytes Cary Manor. The charming market town of Shaftesbury, with the iconic Gold Hill from the Hovis advert, is just a 20-minute drive away. Additionally, Stonehenge, Clarks shopping village in Street, and The Somerset Levels, including Glastonbury Tor, are all reachable within 45 minutes’ drive. The town of Bruton, with the renowned Hauser and Wirth gallery (offering free entry), is a convenient 20-minute drive away. With easy access to the A30 and A303, a plethora of attractions awaits within a short drive. Bath, Bristol, Taunton, Exeter, Salisbury, Poole, Bournemouth, the Dorset and Somerset coasts, and The magnificent Cheddar Gorge , Wookey Hole and The New Forest are also easily accessible. Situated near two world-famous facilities featured in TV shows, Longleat Safari Park is a 30-minute drive, and Monkey World is less than an hour away—both ideal for educational day trips. Fieldview Snug serves as the perfect base for your exploration adventures.