Dog and Pet Friendly Hotels and Holiday Accommodation in Nether Stowey.

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Cottages within 30 miles of Nether Stowey

In a secluded and peaceful position on the fringes of the Quantock Hills the cottages at Meadowsweet Farm offer a delightful base for a Somerset holiday. The 18th century Mill and 15th century Dairy are award winning conversions whilst the handsome Barn has also been pleasingly converted by the same architect. Set within 30 acres of meadows and woodland they all offer individual attractive and very comfortable accommodation only 9 miles from the beach at Blue Anchor. Hens wander freely in the farmyard and from the meadows there are picturesque views of the West Somerset Steam Railway.This is superb walking riding and mountain biking country within easy reach of the glories of Exmoor National Park including Watersmeet a wooded gorge with beautiful walks where the East Lyn river meets Hoaroak Water; the famous resorts of Lynton and Lynmouth linked by a unique cliff railway; the remarkable limestone pinnacles and cliff drops at Valley of the Rocks; the quaint village of Porlock and waterfront at Polock Weir; Dunster Castle; and Dunkery Hill the highest point on the Moor. Taunton and the resort of Minehead are both about 13 miles distant. A shop and pub serving food are under 1 mile away in the pretty village of Bicknoller from where steep paths lead to stunning views from the ridge.

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In a secluded and peaceful position on the fringes of the Quantock Hills the cottages at Meadowsweet Farm offer a delightful base for a Somerset holiday. The 18th century Mill and 15th century Dairy are award winning conversions whilst the handsome Barn has also been pleasingly converted by the same architect. Set within 30 acres of meadows and woodland they all offer individual attractive and very comfortable accommodation only 9 miles from the beach at Blue Anchor. Hens wander freely in the farmyard and from the meadows there are picturesque views of the West Somerset Steam Railway.This is superb walking riding and mountain biking country within easy reach of the glories of Exmoor National Park including Watersmeet a wooded gorge with beautiful walks where the East Lyn river meets Hoaroak Water; the famous resorts of Lynton and Lynmouth linked by a unique cliff railway; the remarkable limestone pinnacles and cliff drops at Valley of the Rocks; the quaint village of Porlock and waterfront at Polock Weir; Dunster Castle; and Dunkery Hill the highest point on the Moor. Taunton and the resort of Minehead are both about 13 miles distant. A shop and pub serving food are under 1 mile away in the pretty village of Bicknoller from where steep paths lead to stunning views from the ridge.

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In a secluded and peaceful position on the fringes of the Quantock Hills the cottages at Meadowsweet Farm offer a delightful base for a Somerset holiday. The 18th century Mill and 15th century Dairy are award winning conversions whilst the handsome Barn has also been pleasingly converted by the same architect. Set within 30 acres of meadows and woodland they all offer individual attractive and very comfortable accommodation only 9 miles from the beach at Blue Anchor. Hens wander freely in the farmyard and from the meadows there are picturesque views of the West Somerset Steam Railway.This is superb walking riding and mountain biking country within easy reach of the glories of Exmoor National Park including Watersmeet a wooded gorge with beautiful walks where the East Lyn river meets Hoaroak Water; the famous resorts of Lynton and Lynmouth linked by a unique cliff railway; the remarkable limestone pinnacles and cliff drops at Valley of the Rocks; the quaint village of Porlock and waterfront at Polock Weir; Dunster Castle; and Dunkery Hill the highest point on the Moor. Taunton and the resort of Minehead are both about 13 miles distant. A shop and pub serving food are under 1 mile away in the pretty village of Bicknoller from where steep paths lead to stunning views from the ridge.

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This spacious detached property enjoys an enviable location in Watchet harbour and views over the marina (pictured). Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Quantocks yet only a few miles from the sandy beach at Blue Anchor this is an ideal base from which to explore the delights of Exmoor National Park. Famous resorts are within easy reach: Minehead for shopping golf mountain bike hire; Porlock popular with riders; pretty Porlock Weir with its small harbour inns and quaint cottages; and Lynton and Lynmouth connected by a unique cliff railway. Exmoor home to herds of red deer and 'Doone country' is wonderful for walkers and riders with miles of foot and cycle paths to enjoy whilst Tropiquaria animal and adventure park the West Somerset Steam Railway (with a station at Watchet) N.T. properties including Dunster Castle and even landrover 'safaris' across the moors are among a host of easily accessible attractions. Local golf tennis riding and fishing. Dining pub and shops 2 minutes' walk.

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Close to Exmoor National Park and set in 17½ acres of beautiful grounds where woodpeckers and kingfishers flourish these comfortable properties have been created within a splendid early 1800s country house. The house is now divided into three – Lowood forms the central part and Littlewood is a ground floor apartment with its own entrance to the right of the front door (the owners occupy one wing). Carriage driving is offered here and there is a small CC (5 vans) site in high season. Minehead with good shopping and famous Blue Anchor Bay is about 5 miles as are Dunster Castle the West Somerset Steam Railway and Watchet's picturesque harbour. Just a little further away visitors can explore the pretty village of Porlock Porlock Weir and its small harbour and the delightful resorts of Lynton and Lynmouth linked by a unique cliff railway. Pubs serving food and shop/P.O. about ½ mile.

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Close to Exmoor National Park and set in 17½ acres of beautiful grounds where woodpeckers and kingfishers flourish these comfortable properties have been created within a splendid early 1800s country house. The house is now divided into three – Lowood forms the central part and Littlewood is a ground floor apartment with its own entrance to the right of the front door (the owners occupy one wing). Carriage driving is offered here and there is a small CC (5 vans) site in high season. Minehead with good shopping and famous Blue Anchor Bay is about 5 miles as are Dunster Castle the West Somerset Steam Railway and Watchet's picturesque harbour. Just a little further away visitors can explore the pretty village of Porlock Porlock Weir and its small harbour and the delightful resorts of Lynton and Lynmouth linked by a unique cliff railway. Pubs serving food and shop/P.O. about ½ mile.

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In a pretty wooded valley between the Brendon and Blackdown Hills an idyllic setting affording stunning views over the surrounding countryside these two attractive properties offer a delightful holiday base. Set adjoining each other they both enjoy access to a gym sauna and excellent children's play facilities whilst Exmoor Gate House additionally boasts exclusive use of an indoor heated swimming pool. Just an easy scenic drive away lie both the county town of Taunton with its cricket ground shopping and restaurants and Bampton a Georgian market town on the fringes of Exmoor National Park's seductive landscape. Here miles of footpaths and bridleways offer riding walking and cycling enthusiasts opportunities for spotting rare Exmoor ponies and prolific red deer. Visitors will find an animal adventure park at Watchet and traditional seaside fare at Porlock Weir Minehead and the resorts of Lynmouth and Lynton (famously linked by a cliff railway). Arlington Court Knightshayes Court Dunster Castle and Watersmeet (all N.T.) the West Somerset Railway the Valley of the Rocks and Badgworthy Water are among nearby attractions and the rugged grandeur of Dartmoor lies within easy reach. Golf riding cycling and tennis are all available locally. Good pub serving food ¼ mile shops/P.O. 1½ miles.

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In a pretty wooded valley between the Brendon and Blackdown Hills an idyllic setting affording stunning views over the surrounding countryside these two attractive properties offer a delightful holiday base. Set adjoining each other they both enjoy access to a gym sauna and excellent children's play facilities whilst Exmoor Gate House additionally boasts exclusive use of an indoor heated swimming pool. Just an easy scenic drive away lie both the county town of Taunton with its cricket ground shopping and restaurants and Bampton a Georgian market town on the fringes of Exmoor National Park's seductive landscape. Here miles of footpaths and bridleways offer riding walking and cycling enthusiasts opportunities for spotting rare Exmoor ponies and prolific red deer. Visitors will find an animal adventure park at Watchet and traditional seaside fare at Porlock Weir Minehead and the resorts of Lynmouth and Lynton (famously linked by a cliff railway). Arlington Court Knightshayes Court Dunster Castle and Watersmeet (all N.T.) the West Somerset Railway the Valley of the Rocks and Badgworthy Water are among nearby attractions and the rugged grandeur of Dartmoor lies within easy reach. Golf riding cycling and tennis are all available locally. Good pub serving food ¼ mile shops/P.O. 1½ miles.

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Set within 30 acres of farmland backed by the Mendip Hills just 4 miles from the vast sandy beaches at Brean and Barrow these six charming cottages provide the ideal base for exploring this lovely corner of England. Sympathetically converted from former barns to offer extremely comfortable and well appointed accommodation the cottages all share a large landscaped courtyard. Each enjoys its own sitting out area.The cottages at Poplar Farm enjoy a setting that is rural and utterly peaceful yet is within easy reach of a wealth of places of interest. Cheddar Gorge with its towering cliffs stalagmite filled caves and its 10000 year old man on display in the museum makes a fascinating trip. So too does Wookey hole an eerie network of underground caves rivers and pools plus museums and family attractions. Bath is well worth a visit – an elegant city of golden stone with its Roman Baths and museum The Royal Crescent and Robert Adam's Pulteney Bridge over the River Avon as well as a wonderful assortment of shops and restaurants. Visitors to mystical Glastonbury (the site of the celebrated festival) will discover its 13th century ruined abbey and sweeping views from the famous Tor. Also not far distant is Wells the smallest city in England but boasting one of its finest cathedrals. Traditional seaside amusements can be enjoyed on Weston-Super-Mare's promenade and piers and there are pony rides on the beach at Brean. This is wonderful walking and cycling country and the hills forests and heathland of the Quantocks and Exmoor are easily accessible. Fishing riding and golf can be found within 5 miles. Shop and pubs serving food 1 mile.

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Set within 30 acres of farmland backed by the Mendip Hills just 4 miles from the vast sandy beaches at Brean and Barrow these six charming cottages provide the ideal base for exploring this lovely corner of England. Sympathetically converted from former barns to offer extremely comfortable and well appointed accommodation the cottages all share a large landscaped courtyard. Each enjoys its own sitting out area.The cottages at Poplar Farm enjoy a setting that is rural and utterly peaceful yet is within easy reach of a wealth of places of interest. Cheddar Gorge with its towering cliffs stalagmite filled caves and its 10000 year old man on display in the museum makes a fascinating trip. So too does Wookey hole an eerie network of underground caves rivers and pools plus museums and family attractions. Bath is well worth a visit – an elegant city of golden stone with its Roman Baths and museum The Royal Crescent and Robert Adam's Pulteney Bridge over the River Avon as well as a wonderful assortment of shops and restaurants. Visitors to mystical Glastonbury (the site of the celebrated festival) will discover its 13th century ruined abbey and sweeping views from the famous Tor. Also not far distant is Wells the smallest city in England but boasting one of its finest cathedrals. Traditional seaside amusements can be enjoyed on Weston-Super-Mare's promenade and piers and there are pony rides on the beach at Brean. This is wonderful walking and cycling country and the hills forests and heathland of the Quantocks and Exmoor are easily accessible. Fishing riding and golf can be found within 5 miles. Shop and pubs serving food 1 mile.

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