Washford

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Washford though a small village has three excellent attractions to it: the ruins of Cleeve Abbey nearby, the preserved West Somerset Railway on which it has a station, and 14th century Bardon Manor... Read More.

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Knapp Cottage

Knapp Cottage
A charming thatched cottage enclosed in a small walled garden within easy reach of spectacular open moorland, beautiful woods, streams, farmland and the delightful towns and villages of Exmoor. The guest accommodation consists of one ... More | visit website
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White Horse Inn

White Horse Inn

A Traditional 17th century village freehouse with a beautiful riverside location, set on the very edge of the Exmoor National Park, tucked in between Cleeve Abbey and Torre Cider Farm, our idyllic location is the ... More | visit website

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Dragon House Hotel (0.88 miles)

Dragon House Hotel

This 300-year-old country house hotel provides a friendly atmosphere, fine dining and comfortable rooms on the edge of Exmoor. Dragon House is recommended in the ‘2009 Michelin Hotel & Restaurant Guide’, and by The Telegraph's notoriously ... More | visit website

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Steps Farmhouse (1.11 miles)

Steps Farmhouse
A traditional 16th century former farmhouse offering wonderful Exmoor bed and breakfast accommodation with off road parking, near Minehead, nestling between Exmoor and the Quantock Hills. Ideally situated for fishing, golfing, cycling or exploring the ... More | visit website
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The White House (1.71 miles)

The White House

The White House is a beautiful, Grade II listed, Georgian townhouse, which has been lovingly refurbished to a very high standard, achieving AA 4 stars. We are a friendly and relaxed, family run, guest house and we ... More | visit website

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Bank House B&B (1.83 miles)

Bank House B&B
Bank House is a handsome, Grade II- listed, Georgian merchant’s house conveniently situated close to the centre of the historic harbour town of Watchet, a minute’s walk away from the Marina and the West Somerset ... More | visit website
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Catwell House (1.90 miles)

Catwell House
Spacious 17th Century Country House offering a wealth of charm and character, retaining many original features including log fires and beams. Nestling between the famous Quantock Hills and the Exmoor National Park with fantastic views ... More | visit website
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Langbury (2.23 miles)

Langbury

Standing in its own grounds, this small and friendly non-smoking establishment is situated on an elevated position in the small village of Blue Anchor. Renowned for its particular blend of comfort and personal service, the Langbury ... More | visit website

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Camelot House (2.23 miles)

Camelot House
Camelot House is a classical Edwardian home with glorious views of Exmoor and the Somerset coast. Situated in Blue Anchor Bay, just 4 miles from Minehead, we are a stones throw from the sea, ... More | visit website
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Croydon Hall (2.48 miles)

Croydon Hall

Croydon Hall is a guest house and venue with a difference. Nestling in the unspoilt countryside of Exmoor National Park, this gracious country mansion provides a perfect base from which to explore the Park and ... More | visit website

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Higher Rodhuish Farm (2.56 miles)

Higher Rodhuish Farm
A lovely old Farmhouse in Minehead, Somerset. ... More
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Wick House (3.83 miles)

Wick House

Come and enjoy the beauty of Somerset for that relaxing break. Wick House is a charming old family house in a picturesque West Somerset village. Situated in an area of outstanding beauty, Stogumber nestles between the ... More | visit website

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