The property
Situated within the pretty village of Crowcombe in the heart of the Quantock Hills is this 17th century dwelling, The Old Bakery.
This characterful accommodation is perfect for families seeking a base to call home as they explore this picturesque part of Somerset.
Inside, you will find a fully-equipped kitchen/diner, boasting all the essentials for a self-catering experience, including a washing machine.
From here, you will find a traditional sitting room, where the woodburning stove fills the room with warmth and a sense of character as you tune into the TV.
Completing the ground floor is the twin bedroom and the shower room, whilst upstairs there is a king-size bedroom with its own en-suite shower room.
Head to the outside, where you will find the small patio area and garden, with table, chairs and barbecue for a spot of alfresco dining.
The Old Bakery promises to be a tranquil oasis to explore this part of the countryside.
Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 947351, together sleeping up to eight people.
Town End Farm Cottages
Nestled on the edge of the ancient village of Crowcombe in the heart of the Quantock Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty are these two traditional holiday cottages, perfectly positioned for exploring Somerset, as well as the Exmoor National Park within driving distance. Together the cottages sleep up to eight people, offering a great self-catering experience for a variety of groups, ranging from couples, friends, families and keen walkers. Each cottage boasts oil central heating and characterful woodburning stoves, providing plenty of warmth for those visiting during the winter months, as well as one king-size bedroom with en-suite shower room and a twin bedroom with separate shower room. The Old Bakery is a 17th century property, which enjoys a sense of tradition and character throughout, whilst Flora’s Barn boasts a more contemporary feel, and has breath-taking views to enjoy from the open-plan living room. You can gather together as a group within the private gardens for a spot of alfresco dining during the summer months, or alternatively gather within the large games barn with pool table, table tennis, darts and table football. If you are visiting during the summer months, be sure to make use of the small selection of outdoor play equipment, perfect for groups with children. By booking a stay at Town End Farm Cottages, your canine companions are welcome to join you on your adventure, as guests are welcome to bring up to a maximum of two dogs, per cottage. If you can tear yourself away from this charming oasis, head into the heart of the village, where you can look forward to tucking into some traditional pub grub at The Carew Arms or pick up any essentials from the small shop. To keep you busy whilst here, head to the Quantock Hills, which is great for walkers, cyclists, and horse riders, whilst admiring the smallest range of hills in the country and wander through the diverse landscape of the heather-clad moors, deep valleys, and sparkling brooks. If you are willing to travel slightly further afield, be sure to spend some time within the Exmoor National Park or head to the coastline and enjoy a traditional day out by the sea at Kilve Beach, perfect for fossil hunting, or within 5 miles of the cottages there are some lovely dog friendly beaches such as Blue Anchor and the pretty Marina at Watchet. Other attractions within the area include Dunster Castle and gardens, Porlock Weir, Lynton and Lynmouth which are all scenic drives. Secure your stay at Town End Farm Cottages and look forward to enjoying the peace and serenity of the surrounding area.
About the location
CROWCOMBE
Taunton 10 miles; Burnham-on-Sea 21 miles
A stunning village and civil parish set in the Quantock Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Crowcombe covers the hamlets of Crowcombe Heathfield, Flaxpool, Halsway, Lawford and Triscombe. This is a great place for an outdoor holiday with the Quantocks on your doorstep, as well as the Exmoor National Park within driving distance. Crowcombe itself is a place of great beauty, it has many stunning and historical buildings from the 14th century, Church of the Holy Ghost to the ancient Church House and village cross which are Grade II* listed. In terms of facilities, the village has an traditional food pub in the Carew Arms, a lovely village shop and the Crowcombe Village Hall which offers lots of things including the screening of a film twice a month in case you get stuck in on a rainy day. The surrounding area offers everything for visitors, the town of Taunton offers great architecture and a good selection of amenities, whilst Minehead is also easily accessible should you fancy a day on the beach. Within a short drive of Crowcombe are Dunster Castle and Gardens, The West Somerset Railway, Hestercombe House and Gardens, Glastonbury Abbey, Wells Cathedral, Cheddar Gorge and Exmoor.
