Damson Cottage is a delightful 17th century terraced cottage offering self catering accommodation located in a conservation area at the edge of The Quantocks in Nether Stowey near Bridgwater. This holiday home has period features and is a lovely retreat for 4 adults who want a relaxing break away to the West Country.

There is a characterful, beamed sitting room with woodburner, digital TV/DVD player and radio/CD player. The dining room has seating for 4 to 6 people and overlooks the garden. The fully equipped kitchen has a sloping roof and beam and also overlooks the garden. There is a breakfast table in the kitchen with two chairs.

Upstairs there are two bedrooms - a double and a twin plus a bathroom with bath and electric shower over the bath.

There is a secluded garden with patio table and chairs, lawned area and it is fully enclosed.

Nether Stowey is an interesting and attractive village and has many surviving mediaeval buildings. Castle Street, where Damson Cottage is situated, leads up to the remains of Stowey Castle high above, where sheep now safely graze. From here you have views over the Quantocks, to the Mendips, to the sea and over to Wales. The poet Coleridge lived and wrote in the village and his house is open to the public (NT). The newly designated Coleridge Way starts here, continuing across the Brendon Hills, Exmoor and finishing in Porlock. The cottage is an ideal base for exploring this beautiful area with its moorland, woods, wildlife and wonderful views. For cyclists, the Quantocks have many cycling trails.

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Rates: From £400 - £650 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 4 people.
Children are welcome.
One well behaved pet, free of charge.
Wi-Fi internet access.
Garden.
Open fire.

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Damson Cottage Website

To make a reservation or to request more information about staying at this accommodation, contact the owner Scilla Winchester
telephone 07870 541155
or email [email protected]