Bramleys

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine

Reviews

24 Customer Review(s)

Mr Gosling
August 2020

“The property was very clean and there was everything we needed to enjoy are stay.”

Anita was very helpful and welcoming. The location was ideal for us and our dog. I would recommend this property to anyone who prefers a quieter more relaxed holiday.

Anita was very helpful and welcoming. The location was ideal for us and our dog. I would recommend this property to anyone who prefers a quieter more relaxed holiday.

- Mr Gosling, August 2020
Miss Broom August 2020

“Had a lovely stay at Bramley’s.”

Absolutely no complaints at all. Anita who managed our stay was absolutely lovely. I’d definitely book again!

- Miss Broom, August 2020
Mr pearhouse October 2019

“A comfortable and well furnished bungalow in a quiet location.”

- Mr pearhouse, October 2019
Mrs Haigh August 2019

“We had a fab time couldnt fault the bungalow it was like home from home.”

Welcome milk snd cake on arrival with fresh flowers.

- Mrs Haigh, August 2019
Mrs Tooke May 2019

“Directions incorrect.”

DO NOT leave M5 at junc 22. It should read junc 23. A very quiet location to explore Somerset. There is no WiFi and only terrestial TV.

- Mrs Tooke, May 2019

Thank you for your feedback, the property is accessible from both junction 22 and 23, this all depends on which route you take to the property. The property is advertised with no WiFi and only a terrestrial TV. We are glad you still enjoyed the area. Sykes owner relations
Mrs Jukes October 2018

“Lovely homely bungalow in rural location which was great for seeing main sites we wanted such as Glastonbury and Wells and Burnham on Sea.”

We were met by owner Anita to collect keys and ensure we were comfortable. Milk and a cake awaited us for welcome cup of tea, lovely touch. Bungalow is warm and very comfortable if just a bit dated but was perfect for what we wanted and we would recommend and certainly stay again. The kitchen has every kind of utensil with loads of crockery and cutlery which is great if you have visitors as we did. Unfortunately cooker was not newest and grill was broken and falling down but minor detail as such a cosy, comfortable dwelling. Very satisfied with our stay thanks.

- Mrs Jukes, October 2018
Mr Bell August 2018

“2nd time we’ve been.”

Positioned perfectly for birding the Levels.

- Mr Bell, August 2018
Mr Lewis July 2018

“Spacious bungalow, very clean.”

Owner is very helpful. Peaceful location but also close to many attractions.

- Mr Lewis, July 2018
Mrs Christmas June 2018

“According to your description the cottage had intermittent WIFI.”

The cottage in fact had no WiFi whatsoever. Consequently I had to spend money buying data so my grandson could use the internet and keep in touch with his friends. The owner told me that she has asked Sykes to change it to no WiFi and they won’t. I have used Sykes before and have been perfectly happy but will not use them again.

- Mrs Christmas, June 2018
Mrs Maloney March 2018

“The location was great and Anita was very helpful and obliging.”

- Mrs Maloney, March 2018
Mr Pundsack October 2017

“A great place to stay”

- Mr Pundsack, October 2017
Dr Brydon July 2017

“The cottage was spacious and comfortable and well adapted for young children.”

The beds were so comfy we slept late every day. The owner was very friendly and helpful and had left some cakes for us to have with a cuppa on arrival which were appreciated by all! The location was peaceful and within easy access (half hour drive) of the beach, Wells, Glastonbury and a number of attractions including Cheddar Gorges and Wookey Hole. The reception for mobile phones and wifi was not good but not too much of a problem as we had access to these at the places we visited during the day. The local pub (1 min from the house) served excellent food and had a handy children's play park. All in all we would highly recommend this cottage.

- Dr Brydon, July 2017
Mr Ellison September 2016

“A very well appointed cottage with everything you would need.”

Mrs Roberts had gone that extra mile to make you feel welcome. After a long drive it was great to arrive and find fresh milk in the fridge and a nice sponge cake for our use.

- Mr Ellison, September 2016
Schot July 2015

“The bungalow was lovely and perfectly situated.”

The children had a lot of space to play outside and the people were very kind. We had a beautiful time!

- Schot, July 2015
Mr Thomas June 2015

“The cottage was fantastic, very welcoming, and had pleasant owners.”

In very nice surroundings.

- Mr Thomas, June 2015
Mrs Stallard May 2015

“The owner was lovely and very helpful, the bungalow was absolutely fabulous and I wouldn't hesitate to go there again.”

Every day when we went out we were more than happy and contented to get back to Bramleys. Set in a lovely cul-de-sac which was very peaceful and tranquil. Very central to everything.

- Mrs Stallard, May 2015
Mr Hurrell October 2014

“The property was spacious and well equipped, more than enough for a family of 4 and well located for various trips in Somerset.”

- Mr Hurrell, October 2014
Mr Schraut June 2014

“This was the best equipped cottage in over 40 years holiday that we ever had.”

- Mr Schraut, June 2014
Mr Tether April 2014

“Peaceful location, good facilities provided at the cottage including a refurbished bathroom to a high standard.”

The owner was very pleasant and helpful. The cottage being based in Burtle was near to lots of tourist attractions within a 20 minute drive such as Wookey Hole Caves, Burnham, Glastonbury and Clarks Village at Street. Large supermarkets are also about the same distance. It was also nice having a field opposite with horses, we often sat outside watching them. There were also a few board games provided that we played in the cottage and it was really like home from home as others guests have stated.

- Mr Tether, April 2014
Ms Dawson January 2014

“Spacious and excellent that we could bring the dog and the baby!”

- Ms Dawson, January 2014
LAURA C R October 2013

“Brilliant Holiday”

Had a wonderful week at Bramleys. Mrs Roberts was so helpful she thought of everyone needs for example games for the kids. Even getting us a few bits like biscuits and sweets for our son. She is so hardworking .We are going back again to stay at this lovely bungalow. I cried saying goodbye it was a magical holiday. We visited many places including Wells, Street, Glastonbury, Burnham on sea, Haynes Car museum and Yeovil. Somerset is a lovely county.

- LAURA C R, October 2013
Mr Gifford October 2013

“The bungalow itself was superb.”

The lady that owned the property was very nice and very helpful.

- Mr Gifford, October 2013
Mrs Worboys September 2013

“Spacious and clean cottage.”

Very friendly owner. Very quiet location. Lots of wildlife. Overall very good.

- Mrs Worboys, September 2013
Miss Russell August 2013

“Bramleys is a wonderful bungalow, did not want to leave.”

The holiday was amazing, hoping to go back.

- Miss Russell, August 2013
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The property

A comfortable, semi-detached bungalow, set in a quiet cul-de-sac with nine other properties, in the village of Burtle in Somerset.

This single-storey Somerset cottage has been equipped and furnished to a very good standard and provides a real home-from-home holiday experience.

There are two bedrooms at this Somerset cottage, along with a bathroom, well-equipped kitchen with dining area and a sitting room, making this holiday home ideal for couples, families and friends.

A pub/restaurant is just at the end of the drive leading to your bungalow, ideal for when you fancy a quiet drink or a special meal out.

Lovely walks and cycle trails are nearby, and the Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole and Wells Cathedral are all within driving distance and well worth exploring.

No visit to Somerset would be complete without a visit to historic Glastonbury with its famous abbey and Tor, only 8 miles from this Somerset cottage.

The Somerset coast at Burnham-on-Sea and Weston-super-Mare are close by, and a trip to the stunning Exmoor National Park is not to be missed.

This Somerset cottage is an excellent holiday base from which to explore everything Somerset has to offer.

Note: This cottage is opposite Refs. 9854 and 19388, together they sleep 16.

Summary

All ground floor
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin
Bathroom with bath, shower attachment off taps, basin and WC
Fitted kitchen with dining area
Sitting room.
Calor gas central heating
Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, selection of books, games, DVDs and CDs
All fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Travel cot and highchair on request
Off road parking for 2 cars
Small rear lawned garden
Front patio with garden furniture
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop 1.5 miles, pub 1 min walk
Wifi available upon request on arrival with a charge of £20.00 paid directly to the owner

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About the location

BURTLE

Glastonbury 8 miles; Burnham-on-Sea 8.5 miles; Wells 13 miles.

The little Somerset village of Burtle is one of several small communities dotted around the Vale of Avalon within the famous Somerset Levels, and is set beside one of the Levels largest water channels, which drains into the Huntspill River. The Somerset Levels are an Area of Special Scientific Interest, a low-lying marshy area which stretches from the Mendip Hills as far as Taunton. The levels are crossed by a number of drainage channels called rhynes, where willows are grown for basket making, providing unique conservation area, rich in wildlife. The flat landscape offers great cycling routes, with lovely walks to be had across the rhynes. Burtle is an excellent touring base, with the town of Street, famous for the Clarks Shopping Village, and the historic town of Glastonbury, well known for its Abbey, Tor, and festival, both only a short drive away. Alternatively, Wells Cathedral, the beaches at Burnham-on-Sea, Weston-Super-Mare, Wookey Hole and Cheddar Gorge are all easily accessible. This really is an ideal location for a fascinating and enjoyable holiday at any time of the year.

Region Information

WIFI available upon request on arrival with a charge of £20.00 paid directly to the owner.

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Reviews

“The property was very clean and there was everything we needed to enjoy are stay.”

“Had a lovely stay at Bramley’s.”

“A comfortable and well furnished bungalow in a quiet location.”

“We had a fab time couldnt fault the bungalow it was like home from home.”

“Directions incorrect.”

“Lovely homely bungalow in rural location which was great for seeing main sites we wanted such as Glastonbury and Wells and Burnham on Sea.”

“2nd time we’ve been.”

“Spacious bungalow, very clean.”

“According to your description the cottage had intermittent WIFI.”

“The location was great and Anita was very helpful and obliging.”

“A great place to stay”

“The cottage was spacious and comfortable and well adapted for young children.”

“A very well appointed cottage with everything you would need.”

“The bungalow was lovely and perfectly situated.”

“The cottage was fantastic, very welcoming, and had pleasant owners.”

“The owner was lovely and very helpful, the bungalow was absolutely fabulous and I wouldn't hesitate to go there again.”

“The property was spacious and well equipped, more than enough for a family of 4 and well located for various trips in Somerset.”

“This was the best equipped cottage in over 40 years holiday that we ever had.”

“Peaceful location, good facilities provided at the cottage including a refurbished bathroom to a high standard.”

“Spacious and excellent that we could bring the dog and the baby!”

“Brilliant Holiday”

“The bungalow itself was superb.”

“Spacious and clean cottage.”

“Bramleys is a wonderful bungalow, did not want to leave.”