Woodforde Cottage

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes

Reviews

Mrs Jones
September 2018

“This is our 3rd visit to this cottage.”

It's a lovely cottage but over the 4yrs we have been it has gone down hill. Although inside is still clean the gardens have been left to run wild. The garden table had gone rusty with one of the legs broken and being held up by a flower pot with a rock inside . The photos that you have for this cottage is so out of date. On our first visit 4yrs ago the bottom stair was broken and it still is. Also my husband had to mend the front door lock. It's such a shame this lovely little cottage really ...

It's a lovely cottage but over the 4yrs we have been it has gone down hill. Although inside is still clean the gardens have been left to run wild. The garden table had gone rusty with one of the legs broken and being held up by a flower pot with a rock inside . The photos that you have for this cottage is so out of date. On our first visit 4yrs ago the bottom stair was broken and it still is. Also my husband had to mend the front door lock. It's such a shame this lovely little cottage really is in need of some TLC. Will not be going back again.

Mr Thomson
July 2018

“This was a clean comfortable and cool cottage for us and our huskies.”

The local area has many great walks and sights such as Ham Hill Country Park which is well worth a visit.
Ms Sahara
July 2018

“Loved Woodforde Cottage and the little village it was in.”

The cottage was really clean and comfortable and it had everything we needed.
Mrs Rabbetts
April 2018

“Very nice cottage and lots to do in the area.”

Lovely village location and helpful neighbours. Steep stairs could be an adventure coming down. Car parking limited but adequate. Great local pub restaurant.
Mr Hester
March 2018

“This is our second time at woodforde cottage, it is a cosy and delightful character cottage.”

The village of Babcary is scenic and very quiet and peaceful. In Babcary there are wonderful wildflower meadows these are a 10 mins walk from the cottage. Flowers are out in the summer but it is still great to have walk there, we never met anyone on the walks and went in September and March. The local Inn Red Lion serves delicious food and is a traditional and elegant inn. We have both enjoyed our stay and our dog has too, at this quaint cottage. The cottage has all the necessary essentials and a delightful front garden where all the wild birds visit to feed on the bird feeders. We always ensure we leave seed and peanuts for the next visitors as previous visitors have done. Glastonbury is half hour drive, RSPB Hamwall 1/2 hour, Glenda Spooner 15 mins and Chesil beach a little further. These are a few super places to visit. It is a central location to visit most attractions that Somerset has to offer and further afield.
Mrs Johnson
July 2017

“Good location for exploring Somerset and Dorset.”

Good local pub a short walk away. Nice character cottage with well equipped kitchen.
A FlipKey verified reviewer
August 2014

“Quirky Retreat”

Lovely little cottage that takes you back in time. Just the 2 of us and our 2 dogs and we loved it. Everything you could want was there including broadband that was just great. Very clean and well equipped. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 was the lack of a shower but otherwise it would have had 5 stars without hesitation.It was so quirky and a welcome retreat after a busy day discovering new places. Well placed for National Trust properties and the Haynes Car Museum is a must. Would return anytime.
A FlipKey verified reviewer
January 2013

“Lovely spot, cosy cottage, great break”

Great little cottage, close to pub (good food, poor choice of beer) and well located for a good variety of days out. Owners were flexible and accommodating, the booking process was easy and the cottage had everything we needed.
A FlipKey verified reviewer
December 2012

“Fantastic Stay”

A Fantastic stay. A lovely cottage in a very nice and friendly village. Pub about 2 minutes walk away, and about 30 minutes walk to the nearest shop. Highly recommended
Ted Zealley
June 2012

“Convenient and Cozy”

We found Babcary a great central point for visiting lots of places in Somerset, Dorset and eastern Devonshire. The cottage was very clean and well equipped. Kitchen and bath have been upgraded although a shower attachment in the bath would be nice. The village is very picturesque and quiet.

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Features

Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine

The property

An 18th century stone terraced cottage which oozes character, in the village of Babcary.

This Babcary cottage provides cosy accommodation full of homely touches.

Features of this Babcary cottage include exposed beams, a stone fireplace with bread oven, and attractive cottage garden.

The cosy sitting room with open fire leads to a small dining area, and on to a fitted kitchen with modern appliances.

Then, climb the steep narrow stairs to find two attractive bedrooms.

Step outside the door of your Babcary cottage and you have easy access to walks in the beautiful Somerset countryside, with plenty of inns and pubs serving Somerset cider and beer.

Farther afield there are many fabulous gardens and National Trust properties including Montacute House, Lytes Cary and East Lambrook Manor Gardens.

A lovely Babcary cottage and an ideal touring base.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin (2'6" beds). Ground floor bathroom with bath and basin. Separate WC. Fitted kitchen. Sitting room with dining area and open fire.

Amenities

Night storage heating downstairs with electric fires upstairs and open fire in sitting room
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washer/dryer, TV, DVD, library of books, games and DVDs
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Roadside parking outside property
Enclosed front and rear garden
Two well-behaved dogs welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Village pub 3 mins walk, shop 1 mile
Note: Steep stairs, may not be suitable for the infirm.

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About the location

BABCARY

Castle Cary 7 miles; Somerton 7 miles.

Babcary is a small rural village off the A37, part of the old Roman Fosse Way, and just 7 miles from Castle Cary. The glorious Somerset countryside is all around, offering plentiful walks and rambles. There are numerous National Trust properties and places of interest to visit nearby, including Lambrooke Manor Gardens, Barrington Court, the Elizabethan Montacute House and the beautiful walled gardens and intimate manor house at Lytes Cary. Within a short drive can be found the Fleet Air Arm Museum at Yeovilton, as well as Haynes Motor Museum, or why not explore mystical Glastonbury, or marvel at Cheddar Gorge? A great holiday base from which to explore the beauty of Somerset.

Woodforde Cottage

Babcary near Somerton, Somerset (Ref. 4513)

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Reviews

“This is our 3rd visit to this cottage.”

“This was a clean comfortable and cool cottage for us and our huskies.”

“Loved Woodforde Cottage and the little village it was in.”

“Very nice cottage and lots to do in the area.”

“This is our second time at woodforde cottage, it is a cosy and delightful character cottage.”

“Good location for exploring Somerset and Dorset.”

“Quirky Retreat”

“Lovely spot, cosy cottage, great break”

“Fantastic Stay”

“Convenient and Cozy”