Surrounded by the serene landscape, this haven is situated between the imposing Mendip Hills and the slopes of the Polden Hills, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
As you step into Hide on The Hill, you enter the boot room, shed muddy boots and jackets before entering the open-plan living space. This area boasts a wood burner, a Smart TV for entertainment, and a thoughtfully designed kitchen. Slide open the doors, and you’ll find yourself on the private terrace, where outdoor seating invites you enjoy the breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, with the iconic Glastonbury Tor in the distance. On the first floor you’ll discover two bedrooms, the master bedroom features a kingsize bed and an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom, equipped with bunk beds for both adults and children, is ideal for accommodating families. Additional amenities include a shower room on the ground floor and a utility room for added convenience.
Nestled within the grounds cared for by attentive owners. Your level of privacy is entirely at your discretion, with access to private terrace, a summer gazebo by the pond, an unheated natural swimming pool, an outdoor shower block, and a secluded 2-acre garden, all providing unparalleled views of the picturesque surroundings. Nature enthusiasts will be delighted by the abundance of local wildlife. From the comfort of your retreat, observe deer, badgers, foxes, squirrels, jackdaws, green woodpeckers, and buzzards. One small dog is welcome to join your stay, but only downstairs.
Explore the nearby attractions, each contributing to the unique charm of this idyllic corner of Somerset. Just a short distance lies the historic route, now transformed into Snakes Lane, stretching westward towards Coldnose, forming the backbone of the southern Isle of Wedmore. Along this ridge leading to Wedmore, you’ll encounter the public orchard at Bagley before being enticed down to the renowned Wilkins Cider barn at Mudgley. Exploring beyond, discover the vibrant town of Glastonbury, the historic city of Wells, and the cheesy allure of Cheddar, all conveniently accessible by bicycle. Hide on the Hill is the nearest accommodation to Westhay National Nature Reserve, just 1 mile away. Numerous delightful pubs, cafes, and restaurants sit close by.