Escape to the tranquil charm of Exmoor View, a delightful, detached chalet nestled in the serene village of Chapel Cleeve, which is within 7 miles of Minehead. This inviting holiday let is perfectly situated in a wooded chalet park, offering you the peaceful beauty of Exmoor on the doorstep and the coastal allure of Blue Anchor Beach, with its pubs and cafés, less than a mile away.
Exmoor View beckons with its idyllic setting, presenting lovely views of both the sea and Exmoor’s beautiful landscape. The chalet is all on one level and comfortably accommodates up to four guests. After a day of exploration, relax in the comfortable living/dining room, complete with a Smart TV for entertainment. The well-equipped kitchen is ideal to prepare and cook family meals – all with a view that will make meal preparation a joy. The two bedrooms include a double bedroom with captivating views to the rear, and a double room that looks out onto the front garden. The chalet also features a shower room. French doors lead out to a spacious decking area and an enclosed lawned garden, where you can unwind and soak up the glorious vistas. At Exmoor View, parking is a breeze with space for two cars adjacent to the front garden. With the charming village of Chapel Cleeve as your base, you’re ideally positioned to explore nearby enchanting Exmoor National Park and the seaside delights of Minehead with its sandy beach and rock pools. Nearby is the West Somerset Railway, the England Coast Path National Trai, castle and within easy reach to the Quantock Hills. There is plenty to do and make memories on your holiday break.

Located in the middle of the ancient coastal town of Watchet, this semi-detached cottage, in a new mews development, offers a convenient base for a holiday. Enjoy the harbour, marina and the steam trains of the West Somerset Railway. There is superb scenery and walkways on the South West Coastal Path or inland on the wild and rugged area of Exmoor. The Victorian villages of Lynmouth and Lynton, famous for the Watermeet Gorge, Valley of the Rocks and the funicular cliff railway are close by. Visit the medieval Dunster Castle with its terraced gardens or the sandy beaches at Dunster and Blue Anchor. Shop, pub and restaurant 50 yards.
Located right in the middle of the ancient coastal town of Watchet, this semi-detached cottage, in a new mews development, offers a convenient, comfortable base for a holiday enjoying all this area has to offer. Enjoy the harbour, marina and the steam trains of the West Somerset Railway. There is superb scenery and walkways on the South West Coastal Path or inland on the wild and rugged area of Exmoor. The Victorian villages of Lynmouth and Lynton, famous for the Watermeet Gorge, Valley of the Rocks and the funicular cliff railway are close by. Visit the enchanting medieval Dunster Castle with its beautiful terraced gardens or the sandy beaches at Dunster and Blue Anchor. Golf can be found nearby. Shop, pub and restaurant 50 yards.

A touch of luxury at this modern holiday lodge near Washford, North Somerset coast. Open plan living room with beams, private hot tub, plenty of parking.

A spacious period holiday home a three minute walk from West Beach in Watchet. Sea views, open fire, three bedrooms, large garden, pet-friendly. Ideal for families. Minehead 9 miles.

Escape to The Hideaway, a cosy annexe perfect for couples and their furry friends. With vistas of the Bristol Channel and Wales, this lovely haven invites you to unwind in its studio-style accommodation. As you step inside, you are greeted by the living and double bedroom area, boasting an inviting wood burner that promises warm evenings spent in blissful relaxation. Wake up to views that stretch across the Channel and offer a picturesque backdrop. The Hideaway’s kitchen is fully equipped with a Nespresso machine to provide that perfect morning brew. At the same time, the dining area doubles as a laptop-friendly workspace, ideal for those seeking a remote working holiday. After an exhilarating day exploring the local area or basking in the nearby dog-friendly beaches, unwind in the bath within the light and airy bathroom, soothing tired muscles and preparing you for another adventure
Stepping outside, the large walled garden beckons your furry companion, providing a safe space for them to run around freely. There’s even a handy dog shower for guests to use at the front, or simply sink into the terrace and witness nature’s splendour as the sun sets over the horizon, casting a serene glow over the tranquil surroundings. Here, you can indulge in the beauty of the secluded garden alongside the fields and woods, creating a sense of peace and seclusion during your stay.
For explorers at heart, venture to nearby dog-friendly pubs, each offering a delightful array of culinary delights and a welcoming atmosphere. There is also direct access to the Quantock Hills from your doorstep, ensuring boundless opportunities for hiking and biking, while the Kilve dog-friendly beach is a mere 30-minute stroll away. Further afield, explore the charming nearby villages and towns, from the medieval allure of Dunster with its castle to hidden gems like "the little honesty stall" off the A39, showcasing Somerset’s finest home-baked treats.

This beautifully appointed and restored 18th-century semi-detached holiday cottage is located in the village of Washford, a short distance from the West Somerset coast (Blue Anchor and St Audries beaches) and Exmoor National Park. The property enjoys a large living room with cosy woodburner, a second garden sitting room boasting an inglenook, a kitchen overlooking the garden stream and an antique king size bed in the main double bedroom. The River Washford flows unfenced beside the holiday cottage and runs the length of the garden, which has a summer house and other sitting-out areas with plenty of high grade garden furniture. Superb scenery and walking on the South West Coastal Path or inland on the moors. Dunster Castle and Watchet Harbour nearby. Washford has its own station on the West Somerset Steam Railway. There is a shop within 500 yards, and pubs within walking distance, including one in ¼ mile and one ½ mile away.

Escape to the tranquil charm of Flaxpool Well Garden Room, a comfortable and secluded detached lodge nestled in the serene foothills of the Quantocks. This delightful holiday home is completely self-contained and perfectly positioned within the owners’ grounds to offer a rejuvenating getaway. Just a brief two-minute drive away lies the picturesque village of Crowcombe, where you’ll find the welcoming local pub, a charming church, and a well-stocked village shop with a convenient post office.
The immediate access from Crowcombe to the breathtaking Quantock Hills, England’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, invites you to explore the wonders of the great outdoors.
The comfortable bedroom features a zip and link super kingsize bed that can be twin beds on request. The spacious en-suite shower room boasts a double shower cubicle. The living/dining room is well-appointed which leads to the adjacent kitchenette. Both the bedroom and the living area open onto a delightful sundeck with a table and chairs, where you can savour your morning coffee while taking in the picturesque garden and the expansive open countryside.
Should your outdoor adventures leave you with wet clothes and muddy boots, fear not, as the owners’ house provides a dedicated space with a washing machine and tumble dryer at your disposal.

Number 110 is a modern double glazed static caravan with two bedrooms but is only available for two people making this the perfect couples’ retreat. Open up the patio doors and let the outside in and enjoy the sea views over towards Wales from the decking and fully enclosed garden area, perfect for your four-legged friend the perfect place to watch the sunset. There’s a shower room adjacent to the bedrooms and the open plan living area has everything you’ll need for a comfortable stay including an electric fire for cooler evenings.
Located in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the property is on a popular family-run site that has a swimming pool, plus a small shop, a bar, snack shack and a pretty beer garden. It even has its own private beach accessed via a steep hike that will take you a few minutes. If you’re looking for a romantic break for two or simply a quality retreat as a perfect base for a walking adventure, then look no further!
St Audries Bay Waterfall is on the private beach and the Quantock Hills is an area of wilderness and tranquillity. It is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which means that its distinctive character and cultural heritage are in the nation’s interest to safeguard them. Physically the Quantock Hills offer great diversity, reflecting the relationship between the geology, slopes and exposure of the area, and the range of past and present human activities and influences. Panoramic views lead you through coast, heath and combe. Explore and you will find rocky Jurassic coastline, exposed heathland summits, deep wooded combes, undulating farmland and attractive villages, all within this protected landscape. Stunning Exmoor National Park is just 20 minutes drive. And access by car to other areas such as Bristol, Exeter, the northern coastal region and beyond are within easy reach due to the proximity of the M5 motorway.

Welcome to Thornes Farm Cottage, a delightful home from home nestled on the owners’ farm and set at the foot of the Quantock Hills - a fantastic base to explore the area from! Inside the cottage you have a step up from the hall to the kitchen/dining area, which is very well equipped with everything you will need during your stay. Head through to the living room with its French doors that look out over the garden and fields beyond. There are also comfy sofas which are ideal to snuggle up on after a day out, and the wood burner is perfect for those cooler evenings to relax in front of with a cuppa or something stronger! Step down into the inner hallway, where you will find the bedrooms (two double and one twin) and the shower room that has underfloor heating to save you getting cold feet after your shower!
Outside, from the French doors you have a small sunny seating area, perfect for your morning hit of Vitamin D, in the afternoon the larger enclosed courtyard to the front is the ideal sun trap and a wonderful place to enjoy al fresco dinners or laze the afternoon away with a good book. Set on the owners’ working farm, there is always something going on around you, whether it be the cows coming in, the horses galloping in the fields or the sheep grazing lazily. At certain times of year, the owners would be delighted to show you new-born lambs, calves and even kid goats! Stabling is available at cost by arrangement, which is perfect as the rides around here are endless across the Quantocks. The Coleridge way passes within half a mile.
There is so much to do nearby you will be spoilt for choice! Exmoor and the Brendon Hills are easily reached on a day trip. Pop on the Exmoor coaster, one of the UK’s most spectacular open top bus rides. Explore the beaches of Minehead, Blue Anchor or Doniford Bay, wander around the harbour at Watchet, hunt for fossils at Kilve or jump on the West Somerset Steam railway that chugs merrily along from Bishops Lydeard through the countryside and along the coast to Minehead. Tropiquaria is a great day out for the family or head over to Lynton & Lynmouth to ride the Cliff Railway, the highest and the steepest fully water-powered Victorian railway in the World! Pubs 1 mile and 1¼ miles. Beach 3 miles.

Welcome to Fern Cottage, a fabulous retreat set in the glorious Exmoor National Park, with miles and miles of walks from the doorstep and just a short drive from the local towns and beaches; you will never tire of things to do while staying here.

Inside, Fern Cottage has been thoughtfully renovated and decorated to ensure you have the most comfortable and relaxing stay. The spacious living room has a comfy sofa, TV, and cosy wood burner for the cooler evenings or those days when you just want to snuggle in front of the fire with a good book. Then you will find the sunny conservatory with a further seating area. The large kitchen/dining room has everything you will need during to stay, from the smallest breakfast to the most sumptuous dinner, the dining area is the perfect spot to enjoy a meal or play games with the family. There are two bedrooms and a family bathroom, catering to all needs and wants. Outside, you have a private garden with a patio area that overlooks the rolling fields beyond.

As Fern Cottage is nestled in the heart of Exmoor National Park, it is a paradise for walkers and bikers, as well as those who just love to enjoy the peace and quiet while gazing at the stars as light pollution is unheard of here. Many walks can be taken directly from the doorstep, or why not hop in the car and explore the villages that make Exmoor so special, with hidden country pubs sat on the banks of winding rivers to quaint tea rooms with homemade cakes and doorstep sandwiches?

Head to the coast and walk around the harbour of Watchet, play the arcades in Minehead, or take the dog to Blue Anchor with its long stretch of pet-friendly beach. Further afield you have the towns of Lynton and Lynmouth with its famous cliff railway, the highest and the steepest fully water-powered Victorian railway in the World. If Trains are your thing, then the West Somerset Steam Railway that runs from Bishops Lydeard to Minehead is a must-do day out for all the family.