The Old Workshop

Nestled in the small town of Dulverton, right on the edge of the stunning Exmoor National Park in Somerset, sits this delightful detached cottage.

Recently renovated throughout, it offers an excellent retreat for families or groups of friends wanting to explore this beautiful corner of Somerset.

Step inside through the boot room, where you’ll find plenty of hooks for coats and space for muddy footwear before moving into the stylish, contemporary interior.

The heart of the home is a generous open-plan living area.

At the front, the modern kitchen features sleek grey cabinets and pristine white worktops, providing everything you need to whip up delicious home-cooked meals.

Adjoining this is the dining area, offering ample seating for family breakfasts or relaxed evening dinners while planning your adventures.

The sitting room boasts two spacious sofas, perfect for snuggling under blankets beside the woodburning stove on chilly days.

For quieter evenings, a selection of DVDs and family games is provided.

From the living area, four steps lead up to a twin bedroom accompanied by a family bathroom fitted with both a bath and an overhead shower.

Heading up to the first floor, you’ll find two king-size bedrooms, each benefiting from its own en-suite shower room for added convenience.

Outside, an enclosed courtyard offers a peaceful spot to relax with a drink or enjoy alfresco dining Dulverton itself sits at the gateway to Exmoor National Park and offers a range of independent shops, supermarkets, pubs and restaurants, ideal for stocking up or enjoying a night off cooking.

Exmoor provides countless trails for walking, cycling and hiking, and is famed for its rich wildlife, including deer, otters, bats and dormice.

Just four miles away, the medieval Tarr Steps clapper bridge over the River Barle is well worth a visit.

For those interested in local history, The Old Workshop makes an excellent stop.