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Think rugged coastlines, sandy beaches, great surf and sparkling blue seas, the wild moors of Dartmoor to the Somerset Levels and the dramatic Cheddar Gorge, the South West has plenty to offer. With a lively arts scene, great local food and walking and cycling opportunities galore.

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Burrington, Strawberryfield Park 4

Cheddar, Somerset, South West of England

Burrington, Strawberryfield Park From £1239 Availability

Nestled in the heart of the Somerset countryside, Strawberryfield Park is a tranquil retreat where you can escape the everyday and find a little corner of peace and quiet.

A break at Burrington is all about taking time to enjoy your surroundings with the people that matter the most. The floor to ceiling windows frame the views perfectly and you can step out on to the full length decking and breathe in the fresh air. Whether you're getting into the day with a leisurely breakfast or watching the sunset from your bubbling hot tub, you will know your holiday has started.

Inside your modern lodge you'll find luxurious touches sprinkled throughout to help make your stay even more special. Enjoy nights in on the comfy corner sofa watching a movie on the wall mounted Bang & Olufsen Smart TV, and you'll all be heading to the kitchen to cook up a storm on the NEFF appliances.

The luxury doesn't end there, you can take your pick of the two super king size bedrooms, each with walk-in dressing room and en-suites with an inviting rainfall shower.

Strawberryfield Park is nestled amongst 14 acres of rolling Somerset countryside and is perfect for those who love to get outdoors and explore. After a busy day exploring you can visit the Cider Barn to sample some wonderful local food and drink.

Security Deposit
We ask our guests for a £125 security deposit, pre-authorised against your credit card. This is in case there is any damage to the property during your stay. The money is simply reserved and then released afterwards if there is no damage. We will contact you nearer the time of your arrival to arrange this.

Located in Cheddar, this cabin is in a rural area. King John's Hunting Lodge and Wells Bishop's Palace are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Mendip Hills and Cheddar Gorge. Cheddar Crazy Golf and The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Co. are also worth visiting.

Burton Cottage 6

Dorchester, Dorset, South West of England

Burton Cottage From £985 Availability

This attractive detached Purbeck stone cottage offers the perfect balance between stylish and homely living. Offering three bedrooms for six guests, the entire house is furnished in a simple, modern style, with splashes of color that make the space feel fun and vibrant. Outside, our favorite spot is the little south facing seating area, where you can sit with a chilled glass of wine at the end of an active day, enjoying what is most important, time with your loved ones. A small area of decking stretches out around the property, with room to enjoy the sunshine as well as parking for two cars. 

Burton Cottage is perched within the Lakeside Estate, with full access to the Estate’s Activity Hub Membership included within the rental costs. This provides you with complimentary access to bikes, canoes, kayaks and stand-up paddle boards during your stay, so you can revel in a new adventure every day, exploring the outstanding areas of natural beauty that envelop the entire Estate, in a variety of creative ways!
The best thing about a day of active adventures is having a cosy home to return to, and Burton Cottage is just that. The ground floor of the house is open plan, filled with modern furnishings and everything you need to make your stay comfortable. The kitchen is fully equipped with a breakfast bar so you can gather around and chat with the smells of homecooked food filling the room. A large dining table divides the kitchen and lounge, with a comforting wood burner perfect for nights in curled up on the sofa. 
As you walk up the stairs, Velux windows flood the floor with light, creating a light and airy space. There are three bedrooms, two king-size doubles and one children’s bunk bedroom. The master has its own elegant en-suite, whilst the second two bedrooms share a large family bathroom. All of them offer plenty of space and storage to enjoy quiet moments alone and a good night sleep! 
Whether you are looking for outdoor activities, beautiful beaches or daytrips to the spa, Burton Cottage offers a brilliant base to explore Dorset’s breath-taking Jurassic Coast and to enjoy all the outstanding facilities in the Lakeside Estate. 

The dramatic Jurassic coastline plays protector to the wild heathlands and rolling dales of beautiful Dorset. It is no wonder that this captivating area has enticed filmmakers, poets, authors and artists for centuries, with visitors allured by the sweeping golden beaches, grand historic houses, cobblestone market towns and idyllic country pubs. 

All around the Lakeside Estate and scattered down the Jurassic Coast there are picturesque towns to visit. From the breezy coastal town of Poole to the rich history of Dorchester and the picture postcard vistas of Lyme Regis. The Estate itself is located amidst the rugged beauty of this area, in the environs of West Dorset. Formerly the site of RAF Warmwell, the Estate boasts a rich history, offering a breath-taking space combining unspoilt nature, beautiful wildlife, and modern luxuries, so you can leave all worries behind, settling in for a holiday of complete relaxation.  
Enjoying the great outdoors is all part of a stay at the Lakeside Estate, with waterways to discover, cycle pathways to relish and the rolling Dorset Countryside to explore. Whether you want to hop in a kayak, canoe, paddleboard or bike, there is something for everyone, it is a real of hub of activity! The Estate’s tennis court and 3G artificial-turf Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) in Beaumont Village offer the perfect facilities for a quick knock-about or a lively game of five-a-side football with friends and family. The views from the courts over Beaumont Lake are gorgeous, making for a tricky distraction when you are trying to hit a winning shot! 
Lowland heathland is one of Britain’s most important habitats for wildlife conservation. The outer Heath is a SNCI (Site of Nature Conservation Interest) and it supports an unbelievable range of plants, birds, insects and mammals making it a remarkable place for wildlife spotting. For those eager to get close to nature, there are hundreds of acres to explore, with woodlands and hedgerows sheltering this diverse array of native wildlife. You can explore down the waterways, or by foot or bike making the most of the vast network of private footpaths. 
After a busy day immersed in nature, the Estate Spa is the perfect respite. The spa has been designed to offer a tranquil sanctuary of stress-free indulgence and ultimate relaxation! There is an outdoor pool, roof terrace, sauna, gym, library and a ‘restful relaxation’ lounge for some post treatment ‘you’ time. In the peaceful, candlelit treatment rooms you can enjoy an array of luxurious treatments.
Of course, no holiday is complete without a satisfied appetite. Your holiday home offers its own kitchen for home cooked delicacies, or for a night off, there are plenty of options within the Estate and in the surrounding towns. The Hurricane Terrace and Bar is located on the roof terrace of the spa, offering bespoke cocktails inspired by the area and a variety of snacks and small plates if you are feeling peckish. The Estates traditional handmade yurt offers the perfect spot for a lazy afternoon, with an outdoor woodfired pizza oven which is often fired up by expert chefs to provide the tastiest authentic woodfired pizza using the freshest local ingredients. Hours will idle by, as you play bored games, tell stories, and get cosy by the log burning stove!

Buttercup Barn 16

Payhembury, Devon, South West of England

Buttercup Barn From £1485 Availability

With far-reaching views of the stunning Devonshire countryside, Buttercup Barn offers a modern, stylish, and spacious holiday home in an idyllic setting, with a thoughtfully designed interior and plenty of outdoor space to enjoy and explore for up to sixteen guests.

On the ground floor, you'll find two double bedrooms, one bunk bedroom, and three modern bathrooms. The beautiful property boasts an inviting and luxurious atmosphere, perfect for socializing and relaxing with friends and family.

The open plan kitchen is equipped with all the modern amenities you'll need to cook up delicious meals during your stay, including dishwasher, large fridge/freezer, oven and boiling water tap with a dining table for the whole family to enjoy a meal with amazing countryside views. There is an additional kitchenette on the ground floor ideal for catering for larger groups.

The mezzanine level boasts a cosy lounge area on one side of the barn with Smart TV and Wi-Fi, and a further library room with a selection of books to enjoy during your stay.

Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms and a twin bedroom. Find two additional bathrooms on this level, providing ample space for everyone to relax and unwind in comfort and privacy. One double sofa bed can be made up in the library, with an additional double sofa bed in the sunroom. Two single pull-out beds can also be made up on request for smaller children.

Outside, the property offers plenty of space to enjoy the fresh country air, with a dining area perfect for alfresco meals with stunning views. Whether you're looking to explore the local area or simply relax and soak up the tranquil atmosphere, Shoots Barn is the perfect base for your next family gathering or retreat with friends.

Surrounded by open greenery and fresh air, the outdoor space offers plenty of opportunities to roam, with an excellent rustic covered outdoor seating area with a large table. Imagine a warm evening here with a delicious al fresco meal and a bottle of wine.

With plenty of pathways and cycle routes to explore, you are perfectly placed between Devon and Dorset to get out and enjoy the geological sights and natural beauty on offer in this lovely part of the UK.

The beautiful county of Devon is a popular tourist spot, an area known for its rolling dales, protected heathlands, and breathtaking UNESCO-heritage Jurassic coastline from Exmouth through to Dorset.

The rural town of Colestocks boasts excellent country pubs, scenic walks, and some great cycling routes, such as the route down to the stunning Dartmoor National Park. Just a short drive away is Exeter city with plenty of places to explore. Take a trip to Exeter Cathedral to visit the clandestine corners and amazing architecture. You can book a guided tour to learn more about the historic beauty of the building or go at your own pace.

If you are looking for some further culture while in the city, there are a range of museums to choose from, a favorite being the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery.

More history can be found at Powderham Castle and Grounds, just six miles out of Exeter. Over 600 years of history can be explored, all set within a picturesque deer park, plus there is a Secret Garden and Pets corner, where young children can explore and engage with an array of small animals.

Explore the neighboring county by taking in some more of glorious Dorset with a number of nearby towns that are well worth a visit, including the lively market towns of Bridport. Make sure that during your visit you put a trip to the beach on your list. Under an hour away are a number of beautiful beaches to explore and discover, such as the Jurassic Coast wonders of fossil treasure troves, Charmouth, and Lyme Regis. Keen walkers and cyclists can take in the stunning coastline path of the UNESCO World Heritage Site from Exmouth to Studland Bay in Dorset. Stop off at the regency seaside town of Sidmouth along the way or plan a day by the seaside here to enjoy the pretty Blue Flag award-winning beaches.

Thrill-seekers could explore the natural beauty from the skies by booking a Skydive with Skydive Buzz in Honiton. Experienced experts will guide you through your first-time dive, allowing you to feel the adrenaline in a beautiful setting!

Buttercup lodge - sleeps 4/5 with hot tub & countryside views 5

Cheddar, Somerset, South West of England

Buttercup lodge - sleeps 4/5 with hot tub & countryside views From £728 Availability

Two Bedroom Lodge - Sleeps five - Pet Friendly

Buttercup Lodge is a luxury lodge with hot tub located at Tor Farm, nestled at the base of  Nyland Hill in the rural Somerset countryside, close to Cheddar Gorge. A perfect place to explore the surrounding area for walks with your loved ones (including those four pawed) With beautiful countryside views from the decking you can truly feel away from it all, while relaxing in your own private hot tub. 

Perfect for couples, families and friends wishing to get together in a beautiful rural location. With your own hot tub and barbeque station to relax and socialise around with the shared seasonal heated outdoor swimming pool adding to your break away.

Rooms
Master bedroom - King size bed with ensuite bathroom
2nd bedroom - Fixed twin beds with ensuite shower
All lodges have additional put up bed

Features
- Complementary Wi-Fi
-  Each lodge has a private Hot tub
- Seasonal shared swimming pool (May - September)
- Each lodge has a separate BBQ Station
- Flat screen TV's (with Free View) in all bedrooms and lounge
- Decking area with furniture
- Double glazed and centrally heated
- Bed linen, duvet and 2 towels (per person) provided
- Pots, pans, cutlery and glasses provided
- Each lodge has a fridge freezer, dishwasher and washer dryer

Additional Information
- For 2 people or less 2nd bedroom will be locked for duration of stay. If both bedrooms required please select 3 or more guests at booking
- Lodge suitable for dogs, please select option on booking form
- Check-in between 3-7pm on day of arrival, contactless check in available for late check ins please advise at booking
- Check out 10am except on Sundays when check out is extended to 3pm.
- For group bookings of 5 or more - please ring to discuss before booking online
- We ask that there should be no loud noise be it from voices or music outside after 10pm, so as not to disturb other residents who wish to be quiet. If you are using the hot tub, be aware that noise travels in the still of the night, so please respect other guests who are here for a peaceful break away from it all

This lodge is located in Cheddar. Clarks Village and Kilver Court are worth checking out if shopping is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Mendip Hills and Ebbor Gorge. Ashton Windmill and The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Co. are also worth visiting.

Butterfly House 6

Dorchester, Dorset, South West of England

Butterfly House From £1061 Availability

Ease, relaxation, and a little bit of well-deserved luxury awaits you at Butterfly House. This modern, wooden clad holiday home sits within the outstanding landscape of Dorset’s Lakeside Estate. Offering full access to the Estate’s Activity Hub Membership included within your stay, as well as access to the Hurricane Spa and rooftop bar, you can enjoy all the privacy and independence of a private holiday rental, yet all the benefits of a resort style setting. Poised between Dorchester and the beautiful Lulworth Cove, the Lakeside Estate sits at the heart of Dorset’s Jurassic Coast, with breath-taking scenery and vibrant nature stretching out in every direction you look. 

The house offers two floors of modern living spaces, with three bedrooms happily accommodating a family of six. The property is connected to the neighboring Marleigh House via a games room on the ground floor, so if you are planning to travel as two families, this is a brilliant option. There is a small garden and decking area outside, and a whole world of vibrant nature to explore beyond. 
The rest of the ground floor offers a bright, open plan living, dining and kitchen as well as a convenient cloakroom. The open-plan living space is light and spacious, yet with a log burner in the lounge area and a cosy dining table at the centre it maintains a warm, welcoming feel. The kitchen is fully equipped, with all the appliances and utensils you might need to cook fabulous family meals, much needed to re-fuel after an active day in the rolling Dorset countryside! 
Upstairs, the three bedrooms maintain the simple, modern aesthetic found throughout the house. The master bedroom boasts a king-size bed and an en-suite shower room for privacy. The twin bedroom and bunk bedroom are perfect for siblings to share, both making use of the large family bathroom. 
From the moment you turn up, this whole area feels like a celebration of nature, with woodlands, heathlands and rolling countryside surrounding the entire Estate. With complimentary access to bikes, canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddle boards during your stay, you can choose your means of exploring, bringing fun and adventure into every aspect of your holiday! Butterfly House is a stress-free retreat, a modern, family holiday home amid outstanding nature. 

The dramatic Jurassic coastline plays protector to the wild heathlands and rolling dales of beautiful Dorset. It is no wonder that this captivating area has enticed filmmakers, poets, authors and artists for centuries, with visitors allured by the sweeping golden beaches, grand historic houses, cobblestone market towns and idyllic country pubs. 
All around the Lakeside Estate and scattered down the Jurassic Coast there are picturesque towns to visit. From the breezy coastal town of Poole to the rich history of Dorchester and the picture postcard vistas of Lyme Regis. The Estate itself is located amidst the rugged beauty of this area, in the environs of West Dorset. Formerly the site of RAF Warmwell, the Estate boasts a rich history, offering a breath-taking space combining unspoilt nature, beautiful wildlife, and modern luxuries, so you can leave all worries behind, settling in for a holiday of complete relaxation.  
Enjoying the great outdoors is all part of a stay at the Lakeside Estate, with waterways to discover, cycle pathways to relish and the rolling Dorset Countryside to explore. Whether you want to hop in a kayak, canoe, paddleboard or bike, there is something for everyone, it is a real of hub of activity! The Estate’s tennis court and 3G artificial-turf Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) in Beaumont Village offer the perfect facilities for a quick knock-about or a lively game of five-a-side football with friends and family. The views from the courts over Beaumont Lake are gorgeous, making for a tricky distraction when you are trying to hit a winning shot! 
Lowland heathland is one of Britain’s most important habitats for wildlife conservation. The outer Heath is a SNCI (Site of Nature Conservation Interest) and it supports an unbelievable range of plants, birds, insects and mammals making it a remarkable place for wildlife spotting. For those eager to get close to nature, there are hundreds of acres to explore, with woodlands and hedgerows sheltering this diverse array of native wildlife. You can explore down the waterways, or by foot or bike making the most of the vast network of private footpaths. 
After a busy day immersed in nature, the Estate Spa is the perfect respite. The spa has been designed to offer a tranquil sanctuary of stress-free indulgence and ultimate relaxation! There is an outdoor pool, roof terrace, sauna, gym, library and a ‘restful relaxation’ lounge for some post treatment ‘you’ time. In the peaceful, candlelit treatment rooms you can enjoy an array of luxurious treatments.
Of course, no holiday is complete without a satisfied appetite. Your holiday home offers its own kitchen for home cooked delicacies, or for a night off, there are plenty of options within the Estate and in the surrounding towns. The Hurricane Terrace and Bar is located on the roof terrace of the spa, offering bespoke cocktails inspired by the area and a variety of snacks and small plates if you are feeling peckish. The Estates traditional handmade yurt offers the perfect spot for a lazy afternoon, with an outdoor woodfired pizza oven which is often fired up by expert chefs to provide the tastiest authentic woodfired pizza using the freshest local ingredients. Hours will idle by, as you play bored games, tell stories, and get cosy by the log burning stove!

Butterfly Lodge - luxurious self-service holiday accommodation 6

Killigarth, Cornwall, South West of England

Butterfly Lodge - luxurious self-service holiday accommodation From £665 Availability

Welcome to Butterfly Lodge. A modern, fully equipped, timber cabin on the Killigarth Manor holiday site half a mile from Talland Bay, one mile from Polperro, and approximately 4.5 miles from Looe, adjacent to the Cornish Coastal path.

Due to Covid 19 we deep clean Butterfly Lodge prior to the season commencing. This includes all carpets (shampooed), blinds, curtains, bedding etc. New mattresses have been provided in all bedrooms (2021). Our cleaners ensure the lodge is fully cleaned and inspected after every guests departure.

Killigarth Manor holiday park has comprehensive liesure facilities including: swimming pool(s), gym, sauna, clubhouse, nightly entertainment, bar, snooker and pool, shop, takeaway, cafe, tennis court, kiddies play area, kiddies club, free Wi-Fi in the clubhouse and much more. The site is a small select site situated in a rural environment. Butterfly Lodge is situated in a quiet corner of the park

Butterfly Lodge has decked areas around the lodge with gates. Patio furniture is provided, bbq, plus a cot and high chair.

The lodge is fully furnished and fully equipped with three bedrooms (one king size bed + two twin bedded rooms), two bathrooms (one en-suite), kitchen, dinning area and lounge. New 50" smart TV in lounge + smaller TV in master bedroom , blue ray player with films, stereo system, pots, pans, cutlery, glasses and crockery. We even provide a slow cooker!

Located in Looe, this cabin is in a rural area and near the beach. Old Guildhall Museum and Gaol and Lanhydrock are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Eden Project and Polperro Model Village. Traveling with kids? Consider Fowey Aquarium and Adrenalin Quarry. Discover the area's water adventures with kayaking and snorkeling nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with ecotours and hiking.

Butterfly Lodge - Perfect for couples and young families 4

East Huntspill, Somerset, South West of England

Butterfly Lodge - Perfect for couples and young families From £1542 Availability

A lodge with a range of amenities, including open plan dining and living area, plus a double room, walk in wet room with toilet and a lovely patio area for sipping wine on a summer evening. In addition the lodge has free wi-fi , bedding and towels and complimentary toiletries. The location is great, with lovely walks along the river and a host of adventure activities to take part in such as kayaking, paddle boarding and archery.

This cabin is located in Highbridge. Rich's Farmhouse Cider and Coombes Cider Farm are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Mendip Hills and RSPB Ham Wall. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Somerset Speedway or Optima Stadium.

Butterfly Stable 4

Dundry, Somerset, South West of England

Butterfly Stable From £605 Availability

Surrounded by wildlife and natural beauty in the peaceful village of Dundry sits this charming holiday home, filled with wood beams, full-height windows, and chic décor. It’s perfect for a group of up to four guests.

A lovely open-plan kitchen-dining area opens out to the garden with folding doors. With an abundance of natural light and a soft neutral palette, this is a great space to feel at one with nature. Hints of the property’s heritage as a former stable can be seen throughout, with saddles mounted on banisters and horse-themed artwork. Enjoy a coffee and croissant at the breakfast counter while gazing out at the local birds and butterflies in the garden or enjoy an atmospheric meal at the round dining table.

A stylish glass and wood staircase leads up to a cozy mezzanine with a comfy sofa and skylight for you to recline and look up at the stars. Meanwhile, the main living area is great for cozying up together by the wood burner for a movie night or a board game or two.

The modern kitchen is compact and elegantly arranged with everything you will need during your stay, from a fridge, dishwasher, 2-ring hob, combi-oven, right down to the champagne glasses! In a separate room, there is a washing machine and freezer for your convenience.

The bedrooms are divided into a lovely king-size room and a twin room (that can be converted to a super king), both benefiting from French doors leading to the patio, allowing you to take in the morning air. En-suites for both rooms have walk-in showers with rainfall heads. Bed linens and towels are included for extra convenience.

Step out to your ample outdoor space to enjoy a delicious meal cooked on the charcoal BBQ and enjoyed at the secluded patio table and chairs. At the front of the property is a lovely open pond, a great place to spot local wildlife and engage in the natural beauty of the area.

With a range of sights within easy reach, from the city of Bristol and the spa town of Bath to the stunning Cheddar Gorge and the famous Glastonbury, there are plenty of places to get out and explore if you can tempt yourself away from the calming haven of Butterfly Stable.

There is much to do in the lovely local area surrounding the peaceful town of Dundry. Keen walkers will want to take a hike over to the limestone landscape of the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Mendip Hills, where there are many recreational trails to explore. Or why not head to the seaside with a trip to Portishead Beach, where you can spend a lovely day splashing in the water, skimming stones, and enjoying fish and chips by the shore.

With the bustling city of Bristol just a twenty-minute drive away, you can fill a day visiting a range of sights from Brunel’s former steamship, the SS Great Britain, to Bristol’s Museum & Art Gallery. There are plenty of shops and restaurants to explore and discover too in this vibrant city.

Half an hour away, set in the natural beauty of the Cheddar Valley, is the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Cheddar Gorge, and Caves. With awe-inspiring cliffs and subterranean wonders in the caves below, it’s an undisputed must-see when in the area. Not only does it hold fantastic exhibits on the ancestral history of the caves, but it also offers an opportunity to get active and adventurous through rock climbing tours and excursions.

For a gentler day of sightseeing, why not head to Wells Cathedral City, just over thirty minutes’ drive away. The stunning Anglican Cathedral dates as far back as 1239 and has one of the oldest working clock mechanisms in Britain within its beautiful structure. For more historic inspiration, make sure you take a trip to Vicar’s Close, believed to be the oldest residential street with original buildings survived to this day, dating back to the 14th Century.

The famous music festival town of Glastonbury is well worth a visit at any time of the year, with a rich history steeped in ancient myth. Believed to be King Arthur’s burial place, Glastonbury Abbey’s ruins are a fascinating display of 7th Century architecture, with museums and Iron Age exhibits found across the town celebrating its rich culture and history.

Just forty minutes away is the lovely city of Bath, once a Roman spa retreat. Live it up like a Roman in the mineral-rich rooftop pool at Thermae Bath Spa, a fantastic spot to unwind in the heated water and take in the panoramic views. Then pay a visit to the historic Roman Baths, well-preserved thermae dating back to the Fifth Century AD. Although visitors cannot access the water, you can marvel at the Roman Temples, Sacred Spring, and survey historic artifacts at the museum.

Buzzard Luxury Treehouse Hideaway 5

Dittisham, Devon, South West of England

Buzzard Luxury Treehouse Hideaway From £2506 Availability

Escape to this exquisite hidden gem of a Treehouse. Luxuriously designed and peacefully perfect for romantic breaks away or family enjoyment; relax within nature from which to explore the South Hams in Devon. This little hideaway sleeps up to 2 adults and 3 children (under the age of 16), perfect for couples or family holidays. Boasting your own private furnished deck and wood-fired hot tub there is something for everyone.

Staying in one of these treehouses is akin to staying in your own private mini-resort. Each deck includes a hammock, outdoor chess set, outdoor table football, sun loungers, BBQ with dining area, and a traditional wood-fired cedar hot tub. The interiors are attractively furnished with a nod to their environment, with a variety of rich wood finishes, soothing toned fabrics, sumptuous Egyptian cotton bed linen and home comfort essentials that include underfloor heating, a wood-burning stove, a fully-equipped kitchen, 2 en-suite bathrooms with power showers, family fun board games, books, and Wi-Fi.

There will be a prepared hamper to settle you in, packed with some treats, enough for welcome tea/coffee & nibbles, a selection of West Country produce for your first morning’s continental breakfast and a complimentary bottle of wine for you to enjoy on a warm sunny afternoon or cosy winter evening by the fire.

Booking Conditions:
- Additional bags of logs £8.00/bag, can also be deducted from your security deposit if required
- Electric Vehicle charging available on request
- On-site parking

This chalet is located in Dartmouth. Dartmouth Museum and Golden Hind are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Brixham Harbour and Brixham Marina. Woodlands Family Theme Park and Coleton Fishacre House & Gardens are also worth visiting.

By The Byre Holiday Lodges near to Longleat Safari Park and Bath 6

Beckington, Somerset, South West of England

By The Byre Holiday Lodges near to Longleat Safari Park and Bath From £1274 Availability

Situated in open countryside on the edge of the historic stone village of Beckington, close to Longleat House & Safari Park and the splendid City of Bath, By The Byre Holiday Lodges is a group of charming self-catering accommodation including 3 eco-friendly, three bedroom cedar lodges.

'Nunney', 'Farleigh' and 'Beckington' are built in a contemporary style and utilise a combination of natural cedar, full height windows and oak flooring. They provide you with a generous master bedroom with master en-suite along with a large double / twin second bedroom and third twin room and a family size bathroom (Sleeps 6 + baby / toddler). There is adequate built-in wardrobe space.

Each self catering lodge has integrated appliances – cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/drier, providing you with ample space in the open plan living area. Each lodge is fully equipped with a microwave, coffee machine etc. Solar panels and underfloor heating deliver an environmentally friendly holiday experience.

Our lovely self catering lodges are comfortably furnished and include decking overlooking the 3 ponds, quality contemporary furniture, crisp white bed linen and fluffy towels. You'll enjoy some of the latest entertainment with flat screen digital TV's, DVD players and wireless broadband access.

We pride ourselves on being child-friendly and are keenly aware of just the type of equipment that helps make your life easier and like a home-from-home. Wooden cots with good mattresses are available for babies up-to 18months (travel cots for the older babies), along with high chairs, changing mats, toys and books. We have plenty of each item so do let us know before you set off your exact requirements. A selection of outdoor ride-on toys is available and guests are free to roam the grounds and say ‘hello’ to our chickens.

Less than three miles away is the vibrant town of Frome. With its historic buildings and beautiful independent shops, alongside a thriving contemporary arts scene, it has been highlighted as one of the ‘Best Places to Live in Britain’ by The Times. Frome is also the original Somerset Market Town, and this tradition continues today with regular weekly markets and, on the first Sunday of each month during the summer, ‘The Frome Independent’ - a mini festival bringing together the best artisan food and drink, artists and designers, local produce, plants, home wares and street entertainment.
A ten minute drive takes you to the famous Longleat House and Safari Park for which the owners of By The Byre are able to offer their guests a 20% discount on a one day ticket. The splendid Georgian City of Bath with its museums, street cafes, boutiques and Roman baths is 12 miles away, and within easy reach by car are a number of visitor attractions such as Wookey Hole, Cheddar Gorge and Stonehenge, and historic towns including Bradford on Avon, Glastonbury and Wells.

You will be allocated one of our 3 lodges once booked.
Welcome provisions are provided on arrival.
Neither smoking/vaping nor pets are permitted.

Located in Frome, this lodge is in a rural area and near theme parks. Orchardleigh House and Nunney Castle are local landmarks, and travelers looking to shop may want to visit Bath Christmas Market and Artisan Quarter. Traveling with kids? Consider Longleat Safari and Adventure Park, or check out an event or a game at Bath Rugby Stadium. Discover the area's water adventures with scuba diving and fishing nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with mountain biking and hiking.

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