Acorn Cottage

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Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes

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5 Customer Review(s)

“The scenery from the cottage is ...”

The scenery from the cottage is amazing. The cottage lies in a very quiet, secluded area what gave us a lot of privacy. The owner of the cottage, David, is very friendly and he could give us some suggestions for trips. Our dog has really enjoyed the daily walks near Alfred's tower where you have endless footpaths. Our stay was 1 big succes and we'd love to come back!

The scenery from the cottage is amazing. The cottage lies in a very quiet, secluded area what gave us a lot of privacy. The owner of the cottage, David, is very friendly and he could give us some suggestions for trips. Our dog has really enjoyed the daily walks near Alfred's tower where you have endless footpaths. Our stay was 1 big succes and we'd love to come back!

- Mr Muhring, June 2018

“Adequate accommodation, although ...”

Adequate accommodation, although advertised as being for four, but only really big enough for two. The pub was shut all the time we were there and no shop within a mile. Nearest shop in Bruton. Ideal base for exploring the area. Fabulous views and very quiet. TV ridiculously small and lounge furniture not very comfortable. Garden not enclosed, there is a field out the back of the property the owner preferred dogs to only go round the edge of the field so if the dogs wanted to be in the garden, one of us had to be,to stop them disappearing into the long grass. Conservatory had wicker furniture which was not user friendly and the owner had put a heat deflector on the ceiling secured with masking tape and it was hanging off by the end of the week.

- Mrs Townsend, June 2018
“The only negative was the size of ...”

The only negative was the size of the television. A laptop size television is not on in this day and age and the bedroom tv was even smaller.

- Mr Munden, June 2018
“Lovely welcome from the cottage ...”

Lovely welcome from the cottage owner. The location is quiet and secluded. It is a great area if you like walking and if you have a dog. Near to several places to visit including National Trust properties. The cottage contained all the things you need to self cater and had good quality linen and towels etc . You do not always get large bath sheets in a holiday rental! Would not hesitate to book here again.

- Mrs Chilcott, May 2018
“I have stayed in quite a few ...”

I have stayed in quite a few cottages using yours service but I must say Acorn cottage is the best equipped of all the ones I have rented. Its well equipped but in addition the provision of all the basic essential supplies makes a stay much easier for some one like me who is visiting from abroad and who doesn't arrive with washing powder; rubbish bags etc. Added to the sheer convenience, the location is superb and the bed very comfortable so I shall certainly be trying to book Acorn Cottage again on future visits.

- Mr Buck, March 2018

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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

The property

Acorn Cottage in the friendly rural village of South Brewham is truly charming.

This detached, spacious property is set amidst four acres of meadows and woodland and has spectacular views over adjoining country to the impressive King Alfred's Tower on the horizon.

Inside the cottage is warm and welcoming; a perfect space to come back to at the end of an enjoyable day exploring Somerset's many tourist spots.

All on the ground floor, the spacious living room/diner has a traditional wood burning stove.

The kitchen overlooks the dining area through a smart arch and from here a bright sunny conservatory leads out to into the garden and secluded patio area, where you can sit and enjoy a leisurely breakfast or watch the sun set.

Finally the cottage has a large double bedroom and an en-suite bathroom.

Accommodation

Ground Floor: Lounge/Diner with double convertible sofa. Conservatory. Kitchen. Utility Area. Bedroom with 6ft zip-linked double bed, TV and en-suite bathroom with bath (5ft), shower, WC and washbasin. Cloakroom with WC and washbasin.

Amenities

Central heating with wood burning stove
Gas Cooker, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave, washing machine, Coffee Machine, TV/DVD, iPod dock, WiFi
Bed linen and towels included free of charge
Cot and highchair available on request
Off road parking for 4 cars
Lawned garden with gravelled patio area, furniture and BBQ
Two dogs accepted
No smoking
Shop and pub one mile walk.

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About the location

BRUTON

Frome 11 miles; Bath 25 miles.

The town of Bruton is situated in the south-east corner of Somerset. Proud of its status as one of the smallest towns in England, Bruton is built in the valley of the River Brue and is situated between Frome, Gillingham and Wincanton, and Castle Cary is nearby. Bath and Bristol are also within easy reach, by car or train (Bruton is on the Bristol to Weymouth line), and major attractions such as Stourhead Gardens and House are well worth visiting. A lovely base for your Somerset getaway.

Region Information

Note, this property sleeps two in beds and two on a convertible sofa.

Note: Pets are charged at £30.00 per pet, per week (or short break)Note: For any holiday starting between 16th September and 27th May, a heating supplement of £20 will be added to the cost of your holiday.

Acorn Cottage

South Brewham, Somerset (Ref. 967264)

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Reviews & Ratings

“The scenery from the cottage is ...”

“Adequate accommodation, although ...”

“The only negative was the size of ...”

“Lovely welcome from the cottage ...”

“I have stayed in quite a few ...”