The property
Set in an enchanted spot at the top of Somerset's majestic Quantock Hills, a place where ancient woodland meets wild moorland and Jurassic coast lies the very special Quantock Hide.
This boutique luxury dog-friendly cottage which is swathed in romance and luxury is nestled at the top of its own woodland driveway.
It has coastal views in the distance and open moorland behind and offers blissful comfort, privacy and idyllic seclusion.
The Quantock Hide is a truly unique dog-friendly luxurious cottage which is cradled within the privacy of a country estate.
It is simply beautiful and is something a bit different - it has a hint of a noble hunting lodge, a Himalayan garden paradise, all watched over by a majestic avenue of 400 year old beech trees.
The ground floor open-plan living space welcomes you warmly the moment you step inside.
From the curl-up in sofas, the wood-burner, the day bed for those afternoon siestas to the designer kitchen, the rich fabrics to the stylish furnishings - every detail speaks volumes.
Inside or out - whatever the season, even a simple meal will be a delight.
The kitchen is beautifully equipped, the dining table by the wood-burner is great for winter suppers with the curtains drawn and the garden great for late breakfasts, long picnics and cocktails in the summer sunlight.
Both bedrooms have super king-sized beds, fabulous white linens and a deep sense of tranquillity.
The master bedroom has a roll-top bath for two - surround this with candlelight and you cannot help but be drawn into the true spirit of The Quantock Hide, especially when you duck under the eaves and climb in to your silk enshrined sumptuous cocoon of a bed.
The second bedroom is very pretty, the super king-sized bed can be split to make twins and it has an adjacent luxurious shower room.
The landscaped gardens are split into three distinct 'garden rooms' all of which have breath-taking views out to sea and up through the ancient beech tree avenue.
A bubbling hot tub is set on the raised terrace in perfect privacy behind the cottage and you are spoilt for choice with places to relax; laze in the covered day bed with a good book in one secluded corner, stretch out on the sun beds on the lower patio which is surrounded by tropical plants or take a jug of Pimms, a picnic hamper and a blanket to the upper levels or relax in the hot tub in the starlight.
This is one of our most dog friendly luxury properties welcoming up to three dogs (more possible on request) and each dog guest has biscuits, water bowels and beds awaiting them!
The garden is fully enclosed so you will be able to relax knowing they are safely outside and with moorland walking literally on the doorstep this is a perfect holiday for your energetic four footed friends.
In addition to the enclosed garden you'll find a ¾ acre fenced woodland play area dedicated for our canine guests to enjoy, complete with an agility course.
There are outside hot and cold taps for muddy paws (and should you be bringing them along, even muddier mountain bikes).
All of the local beaches are dog friendly year round as are the majority of the pubs in the area.
The local pet-shop offers a dog food delivery service of your canine family members particular brand of food and treats and also offers pet grooming and doggie day care.
There is also a dog-friendly pub within walking distance, and a shop ideal for stocking up on provisions and socialising with the locals.
About the location
KILVE
Williton 5 miles; Bridgwater 13 miles.
The small village of Kilve is situated in the Quantock Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just five miles from the village of Williton and thirteen miles from the town of Bridgwater in Somerset. Kilve hosts a quaint pub, Post Office and shop for all your general needs, as well as the Old Chantry tea rooms, which are set in an ancient monastery. There’s plenty to see and do from the village, including a beach, just 1.5 miles away, from where you may be lucky enough to spot fossils amongst the rock formations. Your first point of call is surely to explore the Quantock Hills, known locally as ‘the hidden jewel of England’. At 9,500 acres, there’s open moorland and woodlands on offer, along with an abundance of wildlife. The town of Bridgwater is also within each reach, offering several buildings of historical interest and an excellent selection of restaurants and pubs, as well as the annual Bridgwater Illuminated Carnival in November, where the use of over 20,000 light bulbs result in a mesmerising display of colour, sound and entertainment. Also in the area are a number of other beaches at Watchet, Dunster and Minehead, historical places of interest, such as Montacute House, Dunster Castle, Barrington Court, Cleve Abbey and Glastonbury Abbey, as well as the cities of Bristol and Bath, which are well worth a visit. A lovely base for your Somerset retreat.
Region Information
Note: Winter Short Breaks, Off Peak Break and Peak Breaks available (3 night Friday start only or 4 night Monday start only). 7 night bookings from the end of October to the end of March (excluding Christmas, New Year and February half term weeks) are to begin on Monday or Friday only.
