The Cottage

Hartlake, Near Glastonbury, Somerset

Nestled in Hartlake, near Glastonbury in Somerset, this alluring holiday cottage offers a delightful base for exploring the scenic South West of England. The property, which accommodates up to four guests, is ideally located just off the A39 and approximately two miles from the vibrant center of Glastonbury. Guests can enjoy a variety of nearby attractions, including the historic sites of Glastonbury, such as the famous Tor and Abbey, as well as the annual music festival that draws visitors from around the world. With a pub and restaurant just half a mile away, along with coastal resorts like Burnham-on-Sea and Weston-super-Mare within easy reach, this location is perfect for both relaxation and adventure.

The cottage itself is a beautifully restored former hayloft barn that dates back to the 17th century, attached to the owners' farmhouse. It combines modern comforts with original character, featuring exposed stone walls and a flagstone floor in the kitchen. The ground floor includes a cozy living and dining area equipped with Freeview TV and a DVD player, along with a fully-equipped kitchen that boasts an electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine. The small lawned garden adds to the charm, complete with a patio and garden furniture, making it an inviting space for outdoor relaxation.

On the first floor, the cottage offers two well-appointed bedrooms. The master bedroom features a double bed and an en-suite bathroom with a shower cubicle and toilet, while the second bedroom is furnished with twin beds and its own en-suite. The property is equipped with electric heaters, ensuring comfort throughout the year, and includes essential amenities such as bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi. A welcome pack greets guests upon arrival, enhancing the overall experience of their stay.

In addition to its comfortable accommodations, the cottage is surrounded by a wealth of attractions and activities. Nearby, visitors can explore Wells, England's smallest city, known for its stunning cathedral and Bishop's Palace. The awe-inspiring Wookey Hole show caves and the majestic Cheddar Gorge, renowned as Britain’s grandest limestone ravine, are also within proximity. For those interested in history and aviation, the Fleet Air Museum showcases Europe’s largest collection of naval aircraft, while the nostalgic West Somerset Railway offers a glimpse into the age of steam travel. With a bike store and private parking for two cars available, this holiday cottage is an ideal retreat for those looking to experience the rich culture and natural beauty of the region.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby