Your search returned 6 cottages.
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Stylish detached cottage with wood burning stove in great spot for exploring historic parts of Somerset. Midsomer Norton 1.5 miles. (Ref. 975940)
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7 nights from £382
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Elegant Georgian manor house with hot tub in 98 acres of grounds and gardens, sleeping 18. Bath 4 miles. (Ref. 975934)
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7 nights from £4487
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- Bedrooms3
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A large house situated in the village of Wookey close to Wells in Somerset. Wood burner. Pet-friendly. WiFi. Wells 3 miles; Glastonbury 8 miles; Bath 23 miles. (Ref. 980891)
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7 nights from £341
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Pretty Somerset cottage for two in Compton Bishop. Lovely views to the Mendips. Excellent walking and cycling. wood burning stove. Lots to see and do in the area. Cheddar 4 miles. (Ref. 975938)
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Stylish big house below the Mendip Hills in Compton Bishop. Seasonal outdoor swimming pool. Tennis court. Games room. Open fires. Good walking. Cheddar 4 miles. (Ref. 975951)
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7 nights from £1533
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Splendid 18th cent. country house sleeping 16, with extensive grounds and games room. Compton Dundon 3 miles. (Ref. 975935)
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A picturesque region of huge rolling fields, immense views and hedgerows alive with songbirds. The limestone Mendip Hills are splendid for walking and contain spectacular Cheddar Gorge, a National Nature Reserve, and caves where cheese is still matured. The gorgeous city of Bath is a ‘World Heritage Site’ steeped in Roman and Georgian history; much loved by Jane Austen, it's still very culturally alive, with smart restaurants, boutique shops and modern spa with natural thermal springs. In Somerset’s heart is the un-English flatness of Sedgemoor with cattle at sunset and villages on low hills above willow-banked streams like a classical painting. Nearby are Glastonbury with its tor and legends (and festival) and Wells, England’s smallest city, with tremendous cathedral.