Duck Hut

Compton Dundon, Near Glastonbury, Somerset

Located in Compton Dundon, near Glastonbury in Somerset, this alluring shepherd’s hut offers a romantic getaway for two, combining comfort and thoughtful design. The entrance is accessible via four steps, leading into an open-plan living space that includes a cozy living area with a wood burner, a dining area, and a well-equipped kitchen featuring an induction hob, microwave, and fridge. The sleeping arrangements consist of a pull-down double bed, ensuring a restful night’s sleep, while a shower room with a cubicle and toilet adds to the convenience of the hut. Essential amenities such as electric heating, bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi are provided, along with an initial supply of logs for the wood burner, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The shepherd’s hut is set within its own picturesque garden, complete with a small lawn and outdoor seating area, perfect for enjoying the sunshine or stargazing in the evening. For those who enjoy cooking outdoors, a barbecue is available, and there is a bike storage facility for cycling enthusiasts. The hut offers private parking for up to two cars and maintains a no-smoking policy. Importantly, the accommodation is designed for adults only, ensuring a peaceful retreat without the presence of children.

Situated on a peaceful lane in the idyllic rural village of Compton Dundon, guests will find a village pub within walking distance, ideal for a meal out. The location is strategically placed for exploring a variety of attractions, with Glastonbury—known for its famous festival and historic abbey—just a 10-minute drive away. The medieval city of Wells, renowned for its impressive cathedral and historic walls, is less than half an hour away, while other attractions such as Bath, Bristol, and the stunning landscapes of the Somerset Levels, Quantock Hills, and Exmoor National Park are easily accessible.

For those seeking outdoor adventures, the sandy beach at Burnham-on-Sea is a mere half-hour drive, and the breathtaking Cheddar Gorge and caves are slightly further afield. Additional points of interest include the Fleet Air Arm Museum and several National Trust properties such as Montacute, Stourhead, and Lytes Cary. The surrounding area also boasts numerous beautiful walking trails, making this shepherd’s hut an ideal base for both relaxation and exploration in the scenic South West of England.

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