Rebels Retreat

Kingweston, Near Somerton, Somerset

Located in the charming village of Kingweston near Somerton in Somerset, Rebel’s Retreat is a cosy annexe designed for couples seeking a peaceful getaway. This first-floor accommodation is ideally situated for exploring the picturesque attractions of Somerset. The property features an open-plan living space that includes a living area equipped with a 24" Freeview TV and a CD player, a dining area, and a well-appointed kitchen with modern appliances such as an electric oven, hob, microwave, and fridge/freezer. The bedroom offers a zip and link super king-size bed that can be converted into twin beds upon request, along with another Freeview TV. A shower room completes the layout, ensuring comfort and convenience for guests.

Rebel’s Retreat is set on a working arable farm that is part of the expansive 2,000-acre Kingweston Estate, which boasts historical significance dating back to the 16th century when it served as a coaching inn. The annexe is attached to the owner’s home, providing a welcoming atmosphere with traditional furnishings that enhance its charm. Guests can enjoy shared access to a large, enclosed lawned garden with patio furniture, as well as a 500-acre farmland for walking. Additional amenities include biomass central heating, Wi-Fi, bed linen, towels, and a welcome pack, with a laundry service available upon request. Private parking for two cars is also provided, although the property is not suitable for children due to an unfenced pond on the grounds.

The location of Rebel’s Retreat serves as an excellent base for exploring Somerset’s rich heritage and natural beauty. Nearby attractions include the historic Glastonbury Abbey and its famous ruins, Glastonbury Tor, and the bustling village of Street, known for its designer shopping outlet. The cathedral city of Wells, featuring the Bishop’s Palace and gardens, is also within reach. For those interested in architecture and culture, Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a wealth of historical sites, shops, and dining options. The medieval town of Bruton, home to the contemporary Hauser and Wirth Gallery, is another noteworthy destination for art enthusiasts.

Outdoor lovers will appreciate the proximity to the Jurassic Coast, with Lyme Regis and West Bay providing opportunities for coastal walks, fishing, boating, and fossil hunting. Nature reserves such as Avalon Marshes, Ham Wall, Westhay, and Shapwick Heath are nearby for wildlife watching. Other attractions include Dunster Castle, Cheddar Gorge, and the stunning Mendip Hills, recognized as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. For those interested in cycling, the renowned National Cycle Network is easily accessible, and the property offers secure storage for bicycles. Local amenities are convenient, with a shop just 200 yards away and a pub and restaurant located one mile from the retreat.

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