Nestled on the outskirts of the bustling town of Langport, which is found at the heart of the Somerset, is this sumptuous lodge-style property, The Acorn.
This all-ground-floor holiday accommodation has been designed to offer a memorable base for families to explore the surrounding countryside and the nearby towns, which includes Glastonbury and Tauton.
Enter into the wood-clad lodge and be welcomed into the light-filled open-plan living room, acting as a social spot for everyone to gather to unwind of an evening.
Try your hand at a local delicacy or a family favourite dish by making the most of the integrated appliances, arranged within a contemporary assortment before regrouping with your loved ones at the dining table to tuck in.
Afterwards, sink into the sofas to get lost within a good book or flick on the TV, providing great evening entertainment.
Two well-presented bedrooms, comprising of a double bedroom and a twin bedroom, together sleeping up to four people, complete the property.
Continuing to impress is the sleek family bathroom, boasting an elegant slipper bath and a walk-in shower, so that you can choose how best to prepare for your day.
During the evenings, look forward to savouring a moment of relaxation by taking a dip into the bubbling hot tub, whilst gazing up at the stars before you retire for the evening.
If you can tear yourself away from this delightful abode, head to the ancient market town of Langport, where you will find a range of amenities, including a post office, library, pharmacy and medical centre, as well as a range of supermarkets, independent shops and plenty of places to eat and drink - The famous Eli's Pub is just half a mile away.
Immerse yourself within the town by taking a stroll, where you will find plenty of picnic areas beside the river and in the Walter Bagehot Town Garden, overlooking the moors.
Alternatively, make your way up to The Hill, which is considered to be the oldest part of the town and provides unrivalled views of the surrounding countryside.
Other walks includes walking along the River Parrett through Northmoor or pick up a footpath map from Langport Information Centre, where you will find further information on the local walks, or if you are bringing two-wheels along, cycle along the River Brue.
Afternoons can be spent in the nearby town of Glastonbury, where you can explore the grounds of the imposing Glastonbury Abbey before visiting the ancient Chalice Well, or travel further afield to the large town of Taunton, where you will find a larger selection of amenities.
Other attractions includes the Fleet Air Arm Museum of Yeovilton, the ruins of Muchelney Abbey, Smith and Evans Winery or soak up the sun at Burnham-on-Sea, home to a sandy beach.
The Acorn promises to a wonderful escape to enjoy all year around.