1 OF 2 PROPERTIES. 13 ACRES, HORSES, PONIES, DUCKS, CHICKENS, GEESE.
On Exmoor National Park and nestling on the slopes of the Brendon Hills, the farm is in a small hamlet at the head of probably the most beautiful "combe" in the area, known as the hidden valley. You can relax in the tranquillity and privacy of the accommodation, yet benefit from the proximity of Taunton and Minehead. The farm is approximately 20 minutes from the M5, J25. A short drive from the Somerset coast with its beaches at Dunster, Minehead and Blue Anchor, it is also close to the Devon border giving access to much of North Devon in addition to the enormous number and range of amenities in Somerset itself. There is a wealth of local attractions for adults and children alike, including the marina and wildlife park with its huge pirate ships at Watchet, the Norman castle at Dunster, windsurfing and sailing on Wimbleball reservoir, visit the West Somerset Steam Railway, cider farms, as well as the spectacular scenery and wildlife on Exmoor itself, best seen by taking a short safari. Among popular attractions within easy reach are Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole Caves, numerous adventure and animal parks, Clarks Village and Diggerland. Come rain or shine, there is no shortage of things to do or places to go - tourist information brochures provided. There are excellent local pubs, many with family rooms and some with outdoor play areas for young children. There is a good range of local shops (10 minutes).
Views from both cottages are to rolling green tree-lined fields and grazing sheep. Both cottages have their own gardens and there is a large outdoor grassed area, with swings, for family games. There is also an undercover play area for children. Riding on the property for small children can usually be arranged. You will be welcome to walk the farmland and children can help collect the eggs when the hens are in lay. Bed linen and towels included. Ample off road parking. Arrival time 3pm. Beach 15 minutes, pub 2 miles. Regret no pets.
This detached former barn probably dates to the 17th century. Before major alteration, it was used for storing the farm's cider apples and housed its own cider press - now separately sited nearby. The internal rooms have been re-designed and modernised, but retain their vaulted, beamed ceilings. All rooms are double-glazed, and the roof incorporates the latest high tech insulation. French windows lead to the garden and small patio providing privacy. The cottage offers TWO bedrooms: 1 double and 1 twin. Lounge/kitchen/diner with TV and DVD and coal-effect gas stove (heating). Kitchen area with electric cooker, microwave and fridge. Bathroom with bath, separate shower cubicle and WC. Utility with tumble dryer and washing machine (sole use). Electric is by key meter (no coins necessary).
The other property at Whites Farm is WBART. | 
