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Charming Two Bed Coach House in Somerset
Relax in our beautiful former coach house, stylishly renovated and conveniently located for a peaceful stay in the heart of the Somerset Levels. The Coach House boasts a brand-new kitchen with Nespresso machine, living area, bedroom with luxury king bed, and ensuite with roll-top bath and separate shower. Upstairs is a twin bedroom and shower room. Providing easy access to explore all Somerset has to offer, found in the centre of the village and just a stones-throw from two country pubs and shop
Beautiful barn conversion
Enjoy a comfortable stay for couples or families in the beautiful Somerset village of Brent Knoll. The barn consists of an open plan living area including a kitchenette with fridge and microwave. A twin sleeping nook - perfect for friends or little ones and a luxury master bedroom with king size bed. Enjoy walks up the Knoll and take in views across the Somerset levels. A small local shop and pub are just a short walk and local landmarks, Cheddar, Wells and Glastonbury Tor within a short drive.
Peaceful cosy retreat, views over Quantock Hills
A cosy country retreat, on the edge of the beautiful village of Over Stowey, with stunning views over the Quantock Hills - the perfect location for those looking to enjoy the great outdoors whether in the hills or along the rugged coast, or if you’re just looking for a quiet peaceful spot to relax and unwind. The Milking Parlour has been lovingly converted to the highest standards from the old stone dairy barn in 2022. We aim to provide a unique and comfortable place for our guests to enjoy.
The Snug at Mill Barn - rural retreat
Tucked away in a peaceful location, this new open plan conversion was finished in September 2019. Completed to a high standard, this cosy space provides an idyllic hideaway. Stockland and Steart Marshes can be accessed immediately opposite the Snug and the coast is five minutes drive away. Ideal for country walks, cycling and bird watching. A selection of walks to explore are provided by the owners. Ample parking and use of owners tranquil garden for relaxation. Perfect escape for couples.
The Old Stables
Hidden away in a unique rural setting on the Somerset Levels. Light, airy and cosy with log burner. Looking out of the glass frontage you will find our alpacas, goats, ponies and various poultry . Right on the edge of nature reserves this is perfect for cyclists and bird watchers. In the winter months you can witness the famous murmurations. Close to Clarks Factory Shopping Village with historic Glastonbury and Wells a short drive away. 100yards from country pub. Close to junction 23 on M5
Former Somerset Rectory. Walled Garden and Hot Tub
!!!!Newly renovated for 2024!!!!Luxury accommodation in an exquisite grade II listed former Rectory dating back to 1783, set in its own grounds of 12 acres. The unique gardens and grounds provide peaceful, colourful, interesting and ever changing setting. search YouTube "GC gardens airbnb" to appreciate the location. An extremely and relaxing location to unwind suitable for couples or small groups We can accommodate up to 6 guests with two superking beds or twins plus two sofa beds.
No Snakes on this Plane!
Tired of economy class? Charter a stay in a first class fuselage with wood fired hot tub situated in tranquil woodland. Welcome onboard your own private aircraft, step inside to the sleek contemporary interior of first class. Outside, unwind in seclusion in private woodland, a short walk away from the West Somerset Railway and the AONB of the Quantock Hills. An ideal getaway for two in first class, for families there is a bunk bed in the living room area. Dogs at additional cost.
Character filled Somerset Cottage in AONB
'Christmas Cottage' - A cosy hiding place, perfect for a romantic weekend away, writers retreat or just some well needed space to rest. Nestled here, in the heart of Somerset, seated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the historic, peaceful and quaint village of Nether Stowey. The Cottage is surrounded by stunning countryside walks, the beautiful 'Coleridge Way' and The National Trusts own 'Coleridge Cottage' in celebration of the English Poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
Nesting at Dovecote Self-contained Romantic Suite
The Nest, Countryside romantic getaways, weekend escapes, or business trips with a touch of luxury. Boutique stays designed to make you feel truly cared for. Cosy luxury, thoughtful touches, tranquil stays. Set in a peaceful rural location just 20 minutes from M5 Junctions 23 & 24, your suite offers the ideal blend of tranquillity and convenience. Guests indulge in a complimentary welcome breakfast hamper for a relaxing start to your stay. . Free designated off Rd parking.
Barn Conversion North Petherton
A secluded getaway conveniently located near the M5, makes exploring nearby attractions a breeze. Four double bedrooms, two ensuite, plus a sofa bed for children. Fully-equipped kitchen with a range cooker. Cozy living areas with a gas fire. Outdoor area with private hot tub and BBQ facilities. Work from home facilities. Private electric gates, secure garden and 2-acre field. Pet-friendly. Escape to Oak Tree Barn, a private home in North Petherton offering a perfect getaway!
Gorgeous Quantock Cottage
This bright stonebuilt cottage is located up a verdant combe in the magnificent Quantock Hills. Outside the front-door is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Ancient beech, ash and oak woodland rise to the Iron Age fort on Danesborough hill. Whortleberries abound in Summer on the bracken and heather covered slopes. The coast is a 15 minute drive or an hours gentle walk to Kilve. Need more room? Then try its neighbour, and big sister, 'Gorgeous Quantock House'.
Haystore, Luxury Railway Carriage with Hot Tub
Enjoy the peaceful setting of this romantic spot in nature. Located in a private garden on our family farm on the Somerset levels. The carriage has been hand built and reclaimed from an old Devon railway carriage into a luxury self contained space - perfect for romantic breaks in nature. Wi-Fi, cedar clad electric Hot tub, log fire & star gazing. We also have our own little shop selling soft and alcoholic drinks, home made candles, sloe gin and playing cards
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Secluded, rural bolthole with tennis court
4 large bedrooms 6 beds 3 bathrooms Bridgwater
Countryside barn conversion with large garden
Cosy Country Cottage, Popular Village, sleeps 6
When is the best time to visit Bridgwater?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Bridgwater?
Many travelers choose to stay near the historic center for easy access to shops and cultural sites, or in quieter suburban areas for a more relaxed pace. Riverside neighborhoods also feature scenic walking paths.
What are the best things to do in Bridgwater with kids?
Children can enjoy local parks, participate in hands-on exhibits at interactive museums, and walk by the canal to watch boats and wildlife. Family-focused events and pop-up fairs around the town add extra excitement throughout the year.
What are some of the best things to do in Bridgwater?
Explore the historic quays, learn at museums, and stroll along the Bridgwater and Taunton Canal. Seasonal events and arts venues also bring a creative energy to the community.
How is the weather in Bridgwater?
Bridgwater has cool winters around 35–48°F (2–9°C) and mild summers near 54–71°F (12–22°C), with rainfall spread across all months. Pack layers and a raincoat for comfort year-round.
When is the best time to visit Bridgwater?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for visiting Bridgwater, when temperatures are milder around 54–71°F (12–22°C) and local festivals are celebrated. Pack for occasional rain, as showers are common year-round.
What are the best places to visit in Bridgwater?
Frequently suggested places include the historic town center, Blake Museum, and the Bridgwater and Taunton Canal. Art lovers may enjoy small local galleries, while those interested in history can find notable churches and industrial sites.
What are some hiking trails in Bridgwater?
Explore walking trails along the Bridgwater and Taunton Canal towpath, enjoy nearby countryside paths, or venture into parks and reserves around the town. These routes often pass through peaceful landscapes with calming nature views.
What are some family activities we can do in Bridgwater?
Families can explore local parks, interactive museums, and green spaces in Bridgwater. Play areas, nature walks, and historical sights create a relaxed environment for shared experiences.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Bridgwater?
Many travelers explore the nearby Somerset Levels for wildlife, historic coastal villages, and walking routes in the scenic Quantock Hills. Country houses, gardens, and beaches around the region are also frequently suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Bridgwater?
Many accommodations in Bridgwater welcome pets, particularly in neighborhoods with access to parks or canal paths. You may find stays that have small gardens, making it easier to travel with your companion animal.
What are some local tips for visiting Bridgwater?
Locals suggest wearing layers and comfortable shoes, as weather can change quickly. Exploring smaller independent shops and sampling regional baked goods adds to the experience, while Fridays often bring lively market scenes.
What is Bridgwater known for?
Bridgwater is known for its historic town center, traditional fairs, and its lively illuminated carnival procession, which draws visitors for creative floats and community spirit. The town also has a background in maritime trade and industry.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Bridgwater?
Discover lesser-known art galleries, local heritage centers, and riverside paths in Bridgwater. Tucked-away gardens and Victorian-era landmarks add character to the area for those who enjoy exploring beyond the main sights.
What are the best foods to try in Bridgwater?
Local menus often feature Somerset cider, savory pies, and traditional cheeses. Bakeries in Bridgwater sometimes have apple cakes or other regional desserts alongside British classics.
What should I bring for a trip to Bridgwater?
Bring a waterproof jacket and layers, as frequent showers and variable temperatures are common. Comfortable walking shoes and a reusable bag are also helpful for exploring markets, parks, and riverside paths.
What is the nightlife in Bridgwater like?
Bridgwater has a friendly nightlife scene, with traditional pubs, live music venues, and casual bars in the town center. Local evenings often include performances or music events, drawing both residents and visitors.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Bridgwater?
The Bridgwater Carnival, usually held in autumn, features illuminated floats and street festivities. Traditional fairs and arts events throughout the year invite locals and visitors to celebrate community traditions.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Bridgwater?
You can find many family-friendly vacation rentals in Bridgwater, particularly in residential neighborhoods and quieter streets. Some stays include gardens or play spaces, making it easier for children to unwind after a day of exploring.
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