The property
Right in the heart of Dunster is this dear little end of terrace cottage.
This delightful property is a fabulous base for couples or small families.
Head up the steps through stable doors into your cosy sitting room with flagstone floor, rug and traditional wood burning stove.
Next door, the kitchen is beautifully arranged with a fitted table with bench and a door to the courtyard.
Head up the steep stairs to the bedroom with its double and single bed, with accompanying big bathroom which looks over Dunster church.
Outside you have a sunny little courtyard with furniture and colourful flowers to enjoy.
Wander out around the village to admire ancient cottages, interesting shops, the Yarn Market, good pubs and restaurants and tea rooms for traditional cream teas.
Standing above the village is the fascinating hilltop castle with walks over the estate.
Minehead is a traditional seaside resort with fun things to do and Exmoor has miles of open space and footpaths to walk, cycle or ride.
Bodkin Cottage is a charming cottage for enjoying the pretty village and stunning surrounding scenery.
Accommodation
One family bedroom with double and single bed. Bathroom with bath, shower over, hand shower, WC, basin. Ground floor sitting room with wood burning stove. Kitchen with dining area.
About the location
DUNSTER
Minehead 3 miles.
Dunster is a popular tourist village near the North Somerset coast and is a largely unspoiled spot: the centre of the town retains many old buildings which hug the winding cobbled streets. The whole village is dominated by the castle on its hill but the focal point of the High Street is the picturesque Yarn Market, a covered area built in 1609 particularly to accommodate the wool traders and other cloth merchants. Inside Dunster castle there are fine plasterwork ceilings and the extensive terraced and landscaped gardens contain many rare shrubs and trees, and offer marvelous views out to sea, and towards the Quantocks. For those who enjoy exploring the countryside, Dunster is within the Exmoor National Park and there are plenty of footpaths leading onto the surrounding hills of Grabbist and walks into Dunster’s Deer Park at the foot of the castle. Dunster is well served with traditional inns, individual shops and interesting places to explore including the working 18th century watermill. West Somerset’s premier resort of Minehead is less than three miles away and has golden sandy beaches, seaside attractions for the visitor, and plenty of cafes, shops and bistros.
Region Information
Note: This property does not accept children under 7, except babes in arms, due to the steep stairs.
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