Set within the grounds of Newton House in the rural village of North Newton, Somerset. Dragonfly Barn is a charming barn conversion providing three self contained semi-detached holiday units (refs 26907, 26908 and 28845). Situated on the first floor by way of an external staircase, Dragonfly 1 offers bright accommodation with use of a delightful sunny lawned sitting out area. Dragonfly 2 has its own private patio garden. Interconnecting doors can be utilised if required to accommodate up to 6 guests. Dragonfly 3 is a charming detached single-storey barn conversion with enclosed private courtyard garden leading off from the bedroom. North Newton is situated between the Somerset Levels and the Quantock Hills, England’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Bridgwater/Taunton Canal runs alongside the village and is a popular area for many activities including fishing, golf, cycling or a quiet stroll to enjoy the range of wildlife in this wetland habitat. Close by is Maunsel Lock where you can visit the tea rooms, take a boat trip or follow the Space Walk along the canal. The Quantock Hills, Exmoor National Park and Blackdown Hills are all within easy reach, making it ideal for cycling and walking. Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant 150 yards.

Set within the grounds of Newton House in the rural village of North Newton, Somerset. Dragonfly Barn is a charming barn conversion providing three self contained semi-detached holiday units (refs 26907, 26908 and 28845). Situated on the first floor by way of an external staircase, Dragonfly 1 offers bright accommodation with use of a delightful sunny lawned sitting out area. Dragonfly 2 has its own private patio garden. Interconnecting doors can be utilised if required to accommodate up to 6 guests. Dragonfly 3 is a charming detached single-storey barn conversion with enclosed private courtyard garden leading off from the bedroom. North Newton is situated between the Somerset Levels and the Quantock Hills, England’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Bridgwater/Taunton Canal runs alongside the village and is a popular area for many activities including fishing, golf, cycling or a quiet stroll to enjoy the range of wildlife in this wetland habitat. Close by is Maunsel Lock where you can visit the tea rooms, take a boat trip or follow the Space Walk along the canal. The Quantock Hills, Exmoor National Park and Blackdown Hills are all within easy reach, making it ideal for cycling and walking. Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant 150 yards.

Nestled near Bridgwater, Taunton and the Quantocks in Somerset, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Mill House is a beautiful, restored detached cottage within the grounds of Higher Aisholt Farm where the owners live, in the village of Aisholt. It is surrounded by beautiful fields, hills and countryside where guests can wander and relax, and even enjoy a picnic.
There are many paths and trails nearby which take you into the picturesque Quantock Hills making this an ideal location for mountain bikers, nature lovers and walkers. Aisholt village is situated in beautiful surroundings with fine, thatched cottages brimming with charm. The village retains an unspoilt atmosphere and you can often see deer grazing either on the common or in the fields around. The Church of All Saints is steeped in history with many tales to tell. The ancient oak woodland, Aisholt Wood is owned by the Somerset Wildlife Trust and is one of the three nature reserves in the Quantock Hills.
This stunning area of Somerset has many attractions within an hour’s drive. Kilve is 8½ miles away with its rocky shoreline making a fun place for all the family in the rock pools and great for fossil hunting at low tide. Watchet Harbour, Tropiquaria Zoo at Watchet and Dunster with its castle are all worth a visit. Beach 8 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant 2½ miles.

A delightful end-terrace cottage resting in Kilve, Somerset. Enclosed garden. Pet-friendly. Near a beach. Woodburning stove. Close to amenities. Williton 5.2 miles; Bridgwater 12.7 miles.

Cossington Park House and Cossington Park Cottage in the stunning grounds of Cossington Park Estate is an exceptional venue for the larger group. Sleeps up to 25. Disabled facilities. Families and pets Welcome!

Welcome to The Old Dairy, a delightful and spacious one bedroom property, converted in 2021 and set all on one level.
The Old Dairy is set in an L shape, from your outdoor seating area, you will enter in to the kitchen/diner, which has been cleverly designed to make the most of the space; it features a lovely solid oak worktops and comes equipped with everything you will need for your stay. Leading off from here, you have your bedroom with a double bed. The bright and airy living room has large picture windows overlooking your private patio garden and is a real sun trap, truly the perfect place for your morning brew or to relax after a day exploring. You also have a fabulous wet room with large shower and heated towel rail.
The Old Dairy is the perfect base to explore from. Just a short walk away is the River Parrett with its walking trail which is 40 miles long, great for all abilities. Hop in the car and head off to the medieval town of Glastonbury for some shopping at its factory outlet Clarks Village. The beaches of Berrow, Brean and Weston-super-Mare are all within easy reach. Head to Weston’s Grand Pier where you can spend hours at the amusements, then into town for some traditional seaside fare! Beach 8 miles.

The Old Ambulance House is a unqiue, detached holiday home resting in Middlezoy, Somerset. Pet-friendly. Ample off-road parking. Large enclosed garden. Westonzoyland 2.2 miles; Bridgwater 6.7 miles; Yeovil 19.1 miles.

The Linhay is a one-bedroom holiday home, newly renovated for 2023 and located just a 10-minute drive from the historic town of Bridgwater in Somerset, at the foot of the Quantock Hills, England’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Ideally located for enjoying superb walking in the peaceful countryside of the Quantock Hills, this ground-floor property benefits from free parking, wheelchair access, electric gates at the entrance, an open plan living space, a comfortable kingsize bed with a deep sleep mattress and a beautiful bathroom with a spa bath and walk-in shower.
A shower seat with arms and adjustable height is also available on request. On entering The Linhay, guests will be greeted by the spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and living area which has a light and airy feel with patio doors opening out with views of the surrounding fields. The stylish kitchen is fully equipped with all the mod-cons, and the dining area is a great space to enjoy a family meal. After a fun-filled day exploring Somerset, you can kick back on the plush sofa and relax while watching your favourite movie on the Smart TV in front of the cosy electric fireplace.
The beautifully furnished bedroom has a kingsize bed, built-in wardrobes and a chest of drawers. The bathroom next door is fitted with a spa bathtub and walk-in shower for convenience. Stepping outside, the patio area isn’t enclosed but it’s a real suntrap and has a bistro table and chairs making it ideal for guests to unwind after a busy day exploring and walking the coastal paths. The Wi-Fi has been upgraded to a satellite high-speed internet connection with Starlink.
The local town of Bridgwater is 3 miles away, and it is home to many local attractions including Blake Museum which has exhibits on Bridgwater history, archaeology and naval commander Robert Blake in a 16th century home. Also nearby is Hestercombe House, a historic country house in the Quantock Hills.
To the north, 14 miles away is the fossil hunting beach at Kilve, and the seaside resorts of Dunster, Burnham-on-Sea, Minehead and Watchet are all within easy reach. To the south, there is Lyme Regis, Sidmouth and Seaton just to name a few all on the south coast. The lovely cathedral and Bishop’s Palace at Wells, Dunster Castle, the county town of Taunton, and Street with its Clarks Village shopping outlet, are a short drive as are the glories of Exmoor National Park. Here, as well as a spectacular coast, visitors will find Badgworthy Water, home to the legendary Doones, the unique cliff railway between Lynton and Lynmouth, Polock Weir’s harbour, and the popular beauty spot of Watersmeet. For retail therapy, visit the cities of Exeter, Bath and Bristol, all only a short drive away.
Set in a peaceful location you will find this lovely holiday home one to build memories all year round. Beach 14 miles.