Somerset is a historic and scenic county in South West England, known for its heritage cities, natural landscapes, and cultural festivals like Glastonbury.
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The Victorian Barn - Hayloft
Hayloft is a first-floor countryside apartment with character and privacy, set within a historic Victorian barn estate offering shared amenities including a heated indoor pool, fishing lakes, games room and scenic surroundings in Dorset.
Stock Gaylard House is a Georgian historic house set in a large estate with ancient deer park and extensive gardens. Visitors can enjoy conducted tours inside the house and explore the surrounding church and gardens at their leisure during specific open periods in the year.
The Apple Store is a two-bedroom Grade II listed barn conversion set in the rural village of East Worlington, Devon, offering a homely and stylish atmosphere with vaulted ceilings and countryside surroundings.
This large country property accommodates up to 26 guests with extensive grounds by the river in a peaceful rural setting near Exmoor National Park, featuring historic character and suitable for family gatherings or celebrations.
This is a characteristic 15th-century thatched cottage located in the rural town of Dulverton near the River Barle, surrounded by scenic landscapes and historic villages without needing a car for local amenities, offering a peaceful and homely atmosphere.
The Old Farmhouse is a spacious and historic four-bedroom cottage set in the peaceful Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with countryside views and a large enclosed garden.
Forde Abbey is a historic former monastery turned elegant family home in Somerset, surrounded by extensive and diverse gardens. Visitors can explore ornate interiors, unique tapestries, and various themed gardens across 30 acres. The venue offers accessible facilities, food outlets, and activities suitable for children, making it an engaging day out for all ages.
A stylishly restored Grade II listed Manor Lodge in a rural Somerset village, offering a romantic and private retreat with garden space, on-site parking, and proximity to local pubs and countryside.
Pennard House is a family-run Georgian manor house featuring Jacobean and 19th-century architecture, surrounded by extensive gardens and freshwater lakes, offering a mix of heritage touring and event spaces with accessibility features.
This offering is an 18th-century farmhouse located in Dorset countryside near the hamlet of Plush, known for its historic character, spaciousness, and rural setting with extensive farmland surroundings and nearby countryside attractions.
A cosy and tranquil barn conversion situated in a historic village setting with views over open countryside, featuring a woodburner and private garden space.
Lytes Cary is a Grade I listed historic manor house in Somerset dating from the 14th century, featuring a chapel, Great Hall with period furnishings, and extensive Arts and Crafts style gardens listed as Grade II. The National Trust owns the property and offers public access to the older parts of the house and the distinctive gardens set in themed 'rooms' with hedges, ponds, and an orchard.
This offering is a recently refurbished two-bedroom stable conversion in the peaceful Dorset village of Hinton St Mary, blending period features with modern comforts and surrounded by scenic countryside and local historic attractions.
Fiddleford Manor is a medieval manor house in Dorset dating back to around 1370, featuring original interiors and restored by English Heritage, open to public visits throughout the year.
Karslake Cottage is a luxury Grade II listed semi-detached cottage in the village of Winsford, Exmoor, with a woodburner, Aga kitchen, and an enclosed south-facing tiered garden with patio and BBQ, set in a picturesque valley near the River Exe and Winn Brook.
This 19th-century coach house is located on the beautiful Brendon Hills within a 60-acre farm, set in 4 acres of grounds, offering a peaceful and homely retreat with historic character and scenic natural surroundings.
Churchill Cottage is a characterful rural retreat set within a 300-acre working farm in north west Dorset countryside, offering a peaceful setting close to historical towns and countryside attractions.
Minterne House & Gardens is a historic family home in Dorset, featuring unique Himalayan and woodland gardens known for their seasonal plants. Visitors can enjoy private tours of the house and gardens, tea shop snacks, and a peaceful natural environment. The venue is dog-friendly, has facilities for children, and hosts weddings and special events.
The Malthouse is a Grade II listed historic property located in Norton St. Philip, offering accommodation for large families and groups with seven bedrooms spread over multiple floors and a unique historic character featuring uneven steps and ancient beams.
Iford Manor Gardens in Wiltshire features a unique Italianate garden designed by Edwardian landscape designer Harold Peto around a medieval house. Visitors can explore historical garden architecture, classical sculptures, and woodland walks. The venue includes an award-winning café and restaurant and offers special tours and an immersive outdoor garden experience.
A restored 18th-century cottage on the Somerset Levels featuring period details, situated in a rural village setting near pubs and shops, with a cosy and homely atmosphere.
A luxury converted 16th century barn holiday home located in the village of West Compton, offering a ground floor layout with one bedroom, garden, and parking, set in a picturesque rural environment and welcoming pets.
Old Bowlish House in Somerset is a Grade II* historic clothier's mansion with Jacobean architecture, original features, and period furniture. Visitors can enjoy an owner-narrated tour of the interior and extensive gardens, along with historic buildings and ruins in the hamlet. The house is a family home with rich history and unique character.
Rose Cottage is a Grade II listed holiday cottage set in a quiet countryside village directly on the Cotswolds Way, near Bath, with a homely and romantic character and many original features.
This detached 18th-century holiday cottage is situated on a hill with views over the Georgian city of Bath, featuring a garden, balcony, and a rooftop terrace for city viewing.
Little Solsbury Hill is an Iron Age hillfort located in Somerset, offering panoramic views over Bath and the Avon River. The site features archaeological remains including stone ramparts and medieval field systems, situated within the scenic Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and managed by the National Trust.
Dr Tim Manningmore gives a talk exploring the history of People of Colour in Bath, from the Georgian period to the Ethiopian Royal family’s move to Fairfield House.
Rock House is a Grade II listed terraced holiday let in Wells, Somerset, arranged over three floors with four bedrooms and three bathrooms, accommodating up to eight guests in a historic yet comfortable setting near local shops and eateries.
This 14-acre Grade II-listed garden in Wells features historic and contemporary garden styles including a Dutch-style garden, arboretum, and glasshouse. Visitors can explore moated grounds with spring pools, sculpture, and plant sales, along with a children's play area and refreshments. The adjacent Bishop's Palace buildings and chapel are also open.
This historic 12th century former Benedictine priory cottage is located in the heart of Dunster village within Exmoor National Park, surrounded by scenic countryside and coastal views, and offers a peaceful and homely atmosphere with garden and patio space.
The Yarn Market in Dunster, Somerset, is a historic Grade I listed octagonal building from the early 17th century, originally built to support the local wool and cloth trade, featuring a unique central pier with timber roofing and marked by Civil War history.
A guided tour takes visitors through Dunster Castle’s Victorian kitchen and larders, with stories about the cooks, maids and other staff who worked there.