Worcester

Rating
Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
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Features

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

Mrs Wills
September 2020

“Absolutely beautiful bungalow.”

Spotlessly clean with everything you could possibly need.well adapted for people with mobility issues.wide doorframe and plenty of room for wheelchairs walkers etc. Very quiet rural location so really a car is needed. Would def recommend this bungalow to anyone xxxxxxxxxx

Spotlessly clean with everything you could possibly need.well adapted for people with mobility issues.wide doorframe and plenty of room for wheelchairs walkers etc. Very quiet rural location so really a car is needed. Would def recommend this bungalow to anyone xxxxxxxxxx
Mr Hobbs February 2020

“Very spacious bungalow for our 90 year old zimmer using parents.”

The Wet room was well enjoyed and plenty of space in the kitchen. Quiet location but handy for Burnham, Wells & Glastonbury. We took bed rails & a commode and were able to accommodate these in the bedroom. If we went again we'd take seat cushions as we had to use the wheelchair cushions to get a bit of extra height. As we could only go out every other day, we did a lot of cooking in the cottage and did buy a small roasting tray for puds & lasagne & a pudding basin for puds & veg in the microwave. There was a slow cooker which would have saved us taking ours. We couldn't find a whisk and the tin opener had seen better days but overall well equipped. Plenty of towels and washing machine works well. wifi from owners bungalow a bit patchy as is phone signal on 3. We'd certainly go again and parents thoroughly enjoyed the 2 weeks we spent there.
Mr Appleby August 2019

“The accommodation was fantastic, the only criticism I have is I felt the tv was not large enough for the size of the room but all in all a great place to stay.”

Thanks to Anita for all her efforts in making our holiday one to remember.
Mrs Forsyth May 2019

“The bungalow was nice and roomy ,but unfortunately Very dated and dirty ,The beds were comfy and clean ,as was the lounge .”

But the wet room was in dire need of a refit ,the shower head was covered in black mould ,and the whole room was grubby ,The kitchen was really dirty ,The stainless steel sink was just dark brown with tea stains ,the oven shelves were brown with dirt ,the plastic table cloth was covered in stains ,all the pots and pans were old and dirty ,we didn't cook anything at all there ,despite the fact that we were planning a self catering holiday , It was such a shame because with some care it could have been a lovely bungalow
Mrs Tucker December 2018

“It had all we wanted and needed, the beds were very comfortable, nice ambience, we wanted a few days to have my family all together, to have fun and make memories, as unfortunately, this has been diagnosed as our last Christmas together with my husband, this we were able to do.”

The pub "the duck", was superb and just walking distance too. Thank you, to you all for your help.
Mr Walker October 2018

“Great accommodation for the disabled of whom my wife is one, Very clean, tidy and cosy, due to the diligence of the wonderful Anita and crew.”

Lovely location with many super places to visit, and lots of good places to eat. Even the Autumn weather was beautiful for our weeks stay. Cannot recommend highly enough. Wonderful.
Ms Coles September 2018

“We had 2 wheelchair users with us and this accommodation was perfect for our needs.”

After previous disappointing holidays. Sykes cottages have restored our faith in actually believing that the perfect accommodation is out there. It tucked all the boxes and We are looking forward to returning many times in the future.
Mrs Lewis September 2018

“It was a lovely holiday, the cottage had everything we needed and more very disabled friendly.”

An amazing wet room. Anita met us on our first evening and made us feel welcome. Very central for a lot of places to visit lots of nice food places. But we loved the King William Inn in Catcott a village about 5 miles away. Lovely food and friendly staff. The Duck pub is really close but it gets really busy and we weren't able to get a table. All in all a lovely break.
A FlipKey verified reviewer October 2013

“Thrilled with our accommodation!”

Had two cottages - fantastic location and wonderful that our small children could go from cottage to cottage with no problem with traffic. Both well equipped and lots of little extras in the fridge and store cupboards! Nothing was too much trouble and everyone very friendly.
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Jagaar Cottages

The Jagaar Cottages offer a wonderful opportunity to gather as a family to spend quality time together in the countryside of Somerset. Surrounded by the three National Nature Reserves of Huntspill River, Westhay Moor, and Shapwick Heath, the cottages are positioned in the perfect position to take advantage of stunning scenery as well as providing ample opportunities to spot nature. Found in the bustling village of Burtle, Jagaar Cottages provide you with the option to explore the rolling countryside by foot, bike, or car, dependent upon the type of fun-filled day you're seeking. The village of Burtle itself provides the hidden gem of The Duck, where you can enjoy delicious award winning pub food, and a lively Village Hall which will give you a sense of the community and togetherness of the village, as well as Café Burtle serving a wide variety of drinks and cakes to enjoy after a walk in the hills. For the avid fisherman the local area provides a variety of spots for you to spend a lazy afternoon at the waters, with Avon Fisheries just a short trip away, and Festival Carp Fishery on the way to Glastonbury, you'll be spoilt for choice where to spend your Sunday afternoons. Be sure to explore the Bristol Channel too, offering you a large selection of fishing spots including beaches that the whole family can enjoy in the summer months or for a walk with the dog in the countryside breeze. For the adventurer, dive into the action that surround you and partake in some watersports, head to Weston-super-Mare you can sail the seas, or play a round of golf on the coast front before exploring the wonders of the seaside town such as the Grand Pier, The Helicopter Museum, and the Winter Gardens Pavilion. The Mendip Hills are a must-see whilst in Burtle, offering spectacular gorges, hilltops, wooden combes and more to roam, not forgetting the famous Cheddar Gorge with caves and secrets to uncover, and the Vale of Avalon hosting tales of Arthur; there's plenty here to discover. The Jagaar Cottages are captivating properties, ideal for a countryside experience in the heart of Somerset with plenty of fun to be had for all the family.

The property

This delightful semi-detached bungalow is situated in a small private cul-de-sac in the village of Burtle, on the Somerset Levels.

This Somerset holiday cottage is well-equipped and provides an ideal base for families and groups of friends.

This Somerset cottage has been well thought out and offers superb facilities for disabled guests with wider doorways, lower worktops in the kitchen, a wet room and conveniently-placed electric sockets and switches, along with a paved garden and a ramp.

This holiday home in Burtle also has a welcoming sitting room and three bedrooms, consisting of two doubles and a twin.

A pub with restaurant is just at the end of the approach to the cottage, an ideal escape for a refreshing drink or tasty lunch.

Close by is the Cheddar Gorge, spooky Wookey Hole, Wells with its wonderful cathedral and the market town of Glastonbury, plus birdwatching can be enjoyed at Westhay, Godney and Westonzoyland.

Within driving distance is the seaside resort of Weston-super-Mare and the beautiful Exmoor National Park.

This lovely Burtle cottage is an excellent base for discovering all that this area has to offer.

Note: This cottage adjoins Ref. 9854 and is opposite Ref. 9852, together they sleep 16.

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Summary

All ground floor
Three bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x twin
Wet room with shower, 2 x basins and WC, with disabled facilities; freestanding shower seat, cord pull alarm, 1 basin at lower level, WC with pull-down support rail and back rest
Fitted kitchen (lower worktops and hob) with dining area
Sitting room.
Oil central heating with underfloor heating in hall and wet room
Electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, selection of books, DVDs, CDs and board games
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
Ramp to front door
Paved rear garden with furniture
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop 1.5 miles, pub 1 min walk
Although the property does not have wifi, owner is happy to provide her password for her router which will hopefully provide some internet coverage

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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

Although the property does not have wifi, owner is happy to provide her password for her router which will hopefully provide some internet coverage.

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Burtle, Somerset Levels, Somerset (Ref. 19388)

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Features

“Absolutely beautiful bungalow.”

“Very spacious bungalow for our 90 year old zimmer using parents.”

“The accommodation was fantastic, the only criticism I have is I felt the tv was not large enough for the size of the room but all in all a great place to stay.”

“The bungalow was nice and roomy ,but unfortunately Very dated and dirty ,The beds were comfy and clean ,as was the lounge .”

“It had all we wanted and needed, the beds were very comfortable, nice ambience, we wanted a few days to have my family all together, to have fun and make memories, as unfortunately, this has been diagnosed as our last Christmas together with my husband, this we were able to do.”

“Great accommodation for the disabled of whom my wife is one, Very clean, tidy and cosy, due to the diligence of the wonderful Anita and crew.”

“We had 2 wheelchair users with us and this accommodation was perfect for our needs.”

“It was a lovely holiday, the cottage had everything we needed and more very disabled friendly.”

“Thrilled with our accommodation!”