Cottage with 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Garden, Swimming Pool
Woodlands stands just outside the village of Langford Budville in rural surroundings between woodlands and open countryside in the lovely Vale of Taunton Deane on the Somerset/Devon border.
Relax in the 6 person hot tub in a gazebo, even in winter. Pure luxury!
The house is spacious and homely, furnished and decorated to a very high standard, with full central heating and double glazing and everything a family needs for a comfortable and enjoyable holiday . There is also a small swimming pool in the summer.
Located on the site of a garden nursery/small holding and adjoining a 180 acre nature reserve, it is ideal for those wishing to get away from it all to relax and unwind.
The large conservatory/lounge has a log burner (logs provided), two settees, two arm chairs, hi-fi system, wide screen TV with Sky box (full package), video, DVD player & a good selection of videos, DVDs, CD's, books & games. The conservatory double doors lead out into a private patio area, a perfect place for alfresco dining & on to a large, mature private garden.
The large beamed farmhouse style kitchen has solid limed oak kitchen units, a range style gas cooker with griddle plate, gas hobs, two ovens & a grill. Also a toaster, toasted sandwich maker, dishwasher, washer/dryer, coffee machine, steamer, potato peeler, iron & ironing board, a wide variety of cooking utensils, pots, pans & dishes for six people plus extra for dinner guests.
The ground floor bedroom has a four-poster bed, colour TV, video, dressing table, en-suite shower.
The large family bathroom has a Whirpool bath, sink and WC. There is also a separate cloakroom with WC and sink.
Upstairs are two further bedrooms. Bedroom two is a spacious and luxurious room with double aspect windows looking over woodland full of bluebells in spring on one side and open countryside on the other. The room has a king sized bed, two arm chairs, large wardrobe, dressing table with mirror, large TV and video.
The third bedroom is a twin room with two single beds, a wardrobe, colour TV and unit with lots of books and games for younger visitors. Cots and high chairs can be provided.
Children are made very welcome with toys, games, a play area with swings, slides, see-saw, climbing frame and plenty of space to play.
There is parking outside & further parking onsite.
The cottage is set between woodland & open countryside with panoramic views to the Blackdown Hills (designated an area of outstanding natural beauty) & Wellington Monument.
There is a wide choice of good eating pubs nearby. The village pub in Langford Budville is within walking distance & benefits from open fires & good food.
Facilities for this holiday cottage in Wellington, South West
2 Double Bedrooms, 1 Twin Bedroom. A king sized bed in the upstairs room. Cots can be provided if required.
Bathrooms:
1 Bathroom, 1 Shower, 1 Separate WC. Bathroom has a WHIRLPOOL BATH. There is a separate shower and WC.
Kitchen:
Cooker, Hob, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine, Iron. Range style cooker with griddle plate, gas hobs, two ovens & grill. Toaster, sandwich maker, coffee machine, steamer, wide variety of utensils, pans, dishes, plus extra for guests.
General:
Real Fire, Central Heating, House Linen, Towels Provided. No hidden extras, heating, logs, bedding, towels and kitchen linen all provided.
Dining:
Seating for 6. Farmhouse style dining room table with table cloths, napkins and mats provided.
High Chairs available if required.
High chairs can be provided if required.
Entertainment:
Terrestrial TV, Satellite TV, Video, DVD, Radio, CD System, Board Games. There is a large selection of outside games, sun loungers, DVDs and videos for guests to borrow during their stay. There are also gas fuelled BBQs available to borrow.
Outside:
Communal Pool, Garden, BBQ, Parking, Garden Furniture. Private sun trap patio with large table, 6 chairs, parasol, sunbeds & sandpit/paddling pool. Leading on to a 2nd secluded large lawned garden with mature cottage beds & views of open countryside.
Suitability:
Children Welcome, Not Suitable For Wheelchairs, Suitable For Elderly, Sorry - No Pets Allowed, Sorry - No Smokers.
One downstairs bedroom suitable for those unable to tackle stairs. Bathroom also on ground floor.
Local activities in and around Wellington, South West
Only 5 miles from the M5 (J 26), "Woodlands" is located midway between the north & south coasts, with many tourist attractions within easy reach.
There are walks/cycle rides directly from the property into a 180 acre Nature Reserve, a mixture of mature deciduous woodlands & heathland, crisscrossed with rambling paths inviting leisurely exploration, or along country lanes with ancient hedgerows.
The Blackdown Hills are also a good walking location.
Farmers Markets Both Wellington & Taunton run farmers markets. Wiveliscombe & Milverton have local monthly markets where you can pick up everything from home made jam & cakes to clothes & gifts.
Shopping Exeter, excellent shopping centre & food markets. Only 25 miles away.
Bristol has a huge out of town shopping mall, Cribbs Causeway, plus a new stylish shopping centre at Cabot Circus in the city centre. There is also a wealth of independant shopping areas including Park Street & Clifton.
Taunton, the county town, has many independant shops and a lively high street.
Street has an outlet village offering discounts from Clarks, Fat Face, Next and many more.
Wiveliscombe, Wellington, Honiton, Bampton & Dulverton also have a variety of independant shops, antique & interiors shops, as well as small eateries & food markets.
Horse Riding You can find stables offering riding for beginners or the more experienced on the Quantocks, Exmoor, the Blackdowns or even closer.
Langford Lakes (approx 1m) has four fishing lakes set in 30 acres, there is something for beginners & experienced angler alike.
Longleat Wildlife Park Fantastic day out for the family.
Cricket St Thomas Wildlife park nearby with plenty to do.
Wookey Hole Caves A popular destination whatever the weather, visit the spectacular underground caverns, mirror maze, Victorian Penny Arcade & Valley of the Dinosaurs.
Cheddar Gorge Magnificent limestone gorge carved into the Mendip hills above the village of Cheddar.
Exeter City Centre and Historic Quayside
The city of Exeter is the regional capital for culture, leisure and shopping. It is an intimate city brimming with character and steeped in more than 2,000 years of history. Enjoy interesting architecture, exclusive shopping, diverse attractions and award winning restaurants. A year round calendar of events offers something for everyone, from arts festivals and open-air theatre to live music and food markets.
Exeter's Historic Quayside
Exeter's Historic Quayside is one of the most attractive areas of the city, popular with locals and visitors alike for its fascinating history, interesting architecture and lively pubs and restaurants. Just a 10 minute walk, or short bus ride, from the city centre, the Quayside is the ideal place to browse in antique shops, walk and cycle, take a relaxing boat trip or find something good to eat.
There is an extensive programme of events including "Jazz on the Quay", 'Slow Food' markets, dragon boat racing and art exhibitions. There is plenty to
Reopened in 1976, the WSR is Britain’s longest preserved steam railway. Steam and heritage diesel locomotives operate from Bishops Lydeard, along the Quantock Hills to the West Somerset coast, terminating at Minehead. There are ten stations over twenty miles, with various railway museums, signal boxes and station buildings, which have all been restored to their Great Western heyday, enroute.
Why not try one of the special events such as the Spring and Autumn Steam Galas, the Sunset Specials, the Murder Mystery Night, ‘Steam and Cream’ or ‘Fish and Chip’ specials? The Bishops Lydeard station is 8 miles away.
Exmoor also offers varied terrain and tracks for cycling and walking. Three main walks are the Coleridge way, the Tarka Trial and the South West Coast Path. The Valley of the rocks, Lynton, Lynmouth, Porlock and Wimberball Lake all make good day trips from the cottage.
The Quantock Hills, an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is just 8 miles from the cottage. As well as being an excellent hiking location, the area boasts an extensive range of mountain bike tracks including challenging downhills and steep climbs. The huge variety of terrain offers a range of cycle routes of varying lengths for all abilities.
Bicycle hire and guided rides available locally.
Forty acres of woodland walks, cascades and temples, vivid colours, formal terraces and views that take your breath away. A unique combination of three period gardens: the Georgian landscape, Victorian terrace and formal Edwardian garden. 12 miles from the cottage.
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