Step into Christmas (Cottage), this unique maisonette which dates back to the 1800’s has been expertly restored to its former glory. Built into the famous Cheddar Gorge this is one property you will not want to miss.
Entering via a metal side gate up a flight of steep stairs, you arrive to the lower deck, perfect for people watching or enjoying the summer sun. Enter directly into the kitchen/dining area where you are welcomed to a large space for the whole family to enjoy their evening meal or breakfast with views across the River Yeo and park. The kitchen is fitted with double electric oven, gas hob, integrated fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, microwave and is also decorated at christmas with garlands above the top cabinets, festive bunting and fair lights. Stepping through the wooden double doors is where you are greeted to the fanatic theme of Christmas all year, not just in December. The living room comprises of comfy sofa, Smart TV, wood burning stove for those cold winter days (wood burner available for use during winter months only from 1 November to 31 March) and window seats overlooking the river and waterfall.
Upstairs on the second floor there are three bedrooms, each bedroom has its own theme, The ’Robin’ bedroom features a kingsize bed, The ’Woodland Bedrooms’ has a small double and ‘Elf Room’ is a small single bedroom. The family bathroom is fitted with shower cubicle and bath. There is LED lighting including a back lit mirror that creates a soft light for relaxing in the bath. Take the small steps up to the upper deck garden/decking which is four floors above the ground. This is a stunning garden which is not to be missed, built into Cheddar Gorge you have a brilliant 180-degree view across the river, up the gorge and down into the village; this can also be the perfect place to star gaze.
Another awesome feature of the cottage is the location, leave the car and stroll into the village centre where you will be greeted by a myriad of pubs, tea rooms, independent stores and of course the Famous Cheddar Cheese shops! For the more adventurous, walk-through Cheddar Gorge, tackle Jacobs Ladder and explore the fantastic caves. Beach 12 miles.

Set in an idyllic location, Yew Tree Cottage, a 16th-century cottage with original oak beams and wealth of character, is situated in the small village of Regil.
Yew Tree Cottage is one of the oldest properties in the village and this rural long house steeps in history. This rural farmhouse offers comfortable accommodation and makes the ideal holiday base for exploring. Perfect for a family of five, this three-bedroom cottage is set on the owner’s farmland. On the ground floor you will find a large living room complete with a sofa bed for two additional sleepers and a wood burner for the cold winter nights, a separate dining room with additional wood burner and dining table. The kitchen is fully equipped with American fridge freezer, electric oven and hob, washing machine, tumble dryer, and dishwasher. There is a bathroom on the ground floor featuring a roll top bath. Through the living room you will find stairs to the first floor, the first floor has two kingsize bedrooms and a single bedroom along with a shower room. Outside, you will find an enclosed garden with outdoor seating. This property is Grade II listed and please be aware you may see some creepy crawlies throughout your stay. The garden has many furry visitors from squirrels, to badgers, you may even see a deer.
With brilliant walking routes all around, Yew Tree Cottage is a perfect base for days out. The property is close to the well-known Chew Valley Lake and Reservoir, and also to an abundance of great walks and popular tourist attractions including Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole Caves, Glastonbury Tor and Wells Cathedral.
The seaside is also close by at Weston-Super-Mare and Clevedon. Located between the cities of Bath, a World Heritage Site, with its beautiful Georgian architect and home to The Roman Bath and Thermae Spa, and Bristol, with its famous designer shopping, alongside many amazing sites and attractions.

Welcome to The Cosy Cabin, a super sustainable, eco-friendly, bespoke cabin with such an attention to detail, you will find it hard to leave. Tucked away in the corner of the owner’s large garden, yet fully private, you walk down to the cabin through a sloped woodland walkway. The Cosy Cabin has a beautiful decked area to the front with stylish garden furniture, sun loungers and a simply stunning outdoor cast iron roll-top bath so you can lay back, soak away your stresses and gaze at the stars.
Inside, every effort has been taken to ensure that The Cosy Cabin is unique, with carefully selected pieces of furniture that span the decades, mixing 50s and 60s style with today’s modern comforts to create a welcoming and relaxing space. The living, kitchen and dining area are open plan with eco-friendly bamboo flooring throughout. With the living area having a gorgeous, handcrafted sofa made here in Britain, art from a renowned local artist, electric wood burner effect fire and Smart TV. The elegant kitchen has a solid quartz worktop, and everything you will need to prepare a simple meal while staying here. The stunning shower room is finished with black Lusso fittings and has a wonderful Italian stone basin. The bedroom has an OTTY bed and their pure hybrid bamboo and charcoal infused mattress with tall springs for extra support and comfort.
As hard as it will be to tear yourself away from The Cosy Cabin, there is a plethora of things to do nearby. From the beaches of Weston-super-Mare and Burnham, to the old fashioned pier and town of Clevedon, or the modern marina at Portishead with its harbourside restaurants, perfect for al fresco dining. Only 12 minutes away, you have the city of Bristol with its wonderful shopping centres, fabulous mix of restaurants and bars, sports stadiums and museums. For a dose of history, why not head to Bath and marvel at the architecture, walk the cobbled streets, or enjoy a day at the Thermae Spa? Cheddar Gorge and Caves are within easy reach; sample some local cheddar, climb Jacobs Ladder or walk through the gorge and spot mountain goats on the rocks! Beach 3½ miles.

Welcome to Eynhallow, a truly fabulous two-bedroom cottage in the heart of famous Cheddar. Renovated in 2023 to a high standard it provides a comfortable and welcoming retreat for your stay. On the ground floor, you will find an extremely well quipped kitchen with everything you could need during your stay, whether whipping up a feast or a small breakfast. There is even a utility with a washing machine and dishwasher! The living/dining room has a comfy sofa and chairs to relax into, so why not light the wood burner, sit back and watch a box set on the smart TV after a day walking the gorge or the Mendip Hills? The dining area is the perfect spot for enjoying a meal or playing a board game with your friends or family.
Upstairs, you have two spacious bedrooms, one double and one twin as well as two bathrooms, one with shower cubicle and the other with bath and shower over. Outside, the garden has been set on three terraced levels. The lower level has a small patio area, the middle terrace has a table and chairs for al fresco dining and the top terrace has a bistro set, the ideal place for a sundowner after a busy day! There is a shed provided for bike storage or you can hire bikes nearby.
Less than a 2-minute walk takes you to the heart of Cheddar, packed full of independent stores, restaurants and cafés as well as beautiful scenery, Jacobs Ladder and the gorge. For a relaxing treat, why not book a spa day at the nearby Cheddar Woods Spa? For keen walkers and cyclists, the miles and miles of walks or rides from the doorstep are endless, strap on your boots or helmet and see where the day takes you. Cheddar Reservoir is a great way to spend a couple of hours, walking the loop and enjoying the views or watching the water sports such as sailing. Jump in the car and head to the beach at Weston-super-Mare or Burnham-on-Sea, do some shopping at the designer outlet in Clarks Village, at Street or climb the tor in the ancient medieval town of Glastonbury.