The property
This pretty, semi-detached Georgian cottage is superbly situated on the edge of the village of Cheddar, within walking distance of the largest gorge in Britain.
With beams, exposed stone walls and an inglenook fireplace, Strawberry Rose Cottage combines chic style with character features.
Ideal for couples and families exploring this unique region, the sitting room has wooden beams, a stone fireplace with woodburner and a large TV, making it a comfortable room for relaxing in after a day’s walking or exploring.
There is a cosy ground floor bedroom with a small double bed and en-suite shower room, while the two first floor bedrooms with vaulted ceilings share a bathroom.
At the rear of the cottage is a path leading to a sunny enclosed decked garden, a perfect place to unwind.
A very short walk leads to Cheddar Gorge, where you’ll find organised activities including a bus tour, lookout tower, underground caves and rock climbing.
The cottage is on a footpath which leads to the top of Cheddar Gorge from where you can access many other footpaths and enjoy spectacular views, as well as being a great place to walk the dogs.
There are plenty of fascinating places to visit in the area including the cathedral city of Wells, the mystical town of Glastonbury and the glorious bird reserves on the Somerset Levels.
Plus for any overseas guests, Bristol Airport is only 15 minutes drive away.
A stay in this popular area is sure to provide a fascinating holiday.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x ground floor 4’ double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x twin Bathroom with freestanding bath, separate shower, basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area. Sitting room with woodburner.
About the location
CHEDDAR
Wells 9 miles; Weston-super-Mare 12 miles.
The large Somerset village of Cheddar is a major tourist destination on the edge of the Mendip Hills, renowned for SSSI Cheddar Gorge, the largest gorge in Britain, which includes several show caves such as Gough’s Cave, through which Britain’s biggest underground river runs.
The Cheddar area is unique; apart from the chasm, the Cheddar Gorge cliffs are Britain’s highest inland limestone craggs and create a spectacular sight.
The village gave its name to Cheddar cheese and has also been a centre for strawberry growing, the crop being transported on the railway, which now provides a fabulous cycle path.
Cyclists will also enjoy the picturesque paths that cross the Somerset Levels, while Wells - the country’s smallest city, with it’s beautiful cathedral, is perfect for culture lovers.
Visit the ancient town of Glastonbury, well known for its annual music festival and connections to all things mystical.
Alternatively, the scenic Somerset Coast and Exmoor National Park are both easily accessible, truly spoiling you for choice of how to spend your holiday!.
Region Information
Note: Check-in 4pm.