Headford Farm cottage is a very spacious barn conversion on a friendly working farm. The courtyard garden is at the back, and the two paddocks for you to use are to the left.
The extra wide doors let in the light and sunshine. Parking is right next to the cottage.
A walk through the gorgeous on-site wild flower meadow must be on the 'to do' list.
A fabulous king-size sleigh bed for a great night's sleep
The kitchen is very well equipped and you have all that you need if you want to cook at home.
So much green space for you to enjoy.
The open plan living space includes a dining area, well equipped kitchen, a utility area and large shower room
Lovely linens and welcoming touches will make you feel at home
The dining area and kitchen are cleverly separated by this half-wall.
The shower room is on the ground floor and offers plenty of space.
Beautifully crafted wooden stairs lead up to the mezzanine bedroom area.
This beautifully converted barn has a lovely spacious living area with a wonderful wood burning stove. The fire guard is detachable.
Sit back and enjoy this tranquil spot.
Welcome to Headford Farm
The Quantock Hills were the first of the Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Walks and trails are plentiful as are stunning views.
This is another view of the little sitting-out patio at the back of the cottage. Your log store is here too.
Venture into the calm, green spaces of the Somerset Levels. Walk for miles along the paths, see Glastonbury in the distance and listen to the sound of birdsong.
Have a day out along the North Somerset coast. Visit Minehead for Steam Trains and traditional seaside fare, or maybe take a trip to the picturesque Dunster Castle, perched high up on a hillside.
This is the Headford Reservoir - a lovely walk along country lanes from the cottage.
You are close to the magnificent moorland of the Quantock Hills and Exmoor - so keep looking for these magnificent Red Deer, whilst you're walking the beautiful hills.
This is the beach at Kilve, an extraordinary part of the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Explore the rocks for fossils, or follow the cliff path.
The Quantock Hills are a stunning 9.5 thousand acre Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with wonderful trails, open space and fabulous views!
Headford Farm Cottage
28096.1 miles N of Taunton | Sleeps 2 + cot (no children from 1 to 16)
7 Nights from £473
Bedroom details
Bedroom 1
KingHeadford Farm Cottage is on the edge of a rural hamlet, high up in Somerset's Quantock Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This stunning ancient landscape covers 100 square kilometres of oak woodland, open heath with panoramic views right across the Bristol Channel, deep valleys and a unique stretch of coastline.
For walkers, dog owners and anyone wanting a tranquil, comfortable base to return to after a day out exploring, this attractive and spacious detached stone barn conversion is in just the right location. Short breaks are available right through the year and the pricing has been carefully designed to reflect the seasons, rather than the school holidays. A Thursday arrival/departure day makes it easy for guests to plan a long weekend and to travel when the roads are quieter.
The cottage has a fabulous open plan ground floor with a wood-burner at its heart, plenty of space for dining, a fully equipped kitchen and a shower-room beyond it.
The full height ceiling is celebrated by the mezzanine level, where a lovely bedroom has been created with a king-size sleigh bed.
A baby up to six months old (non-crawler) is welcome.
The back door opens onto a fully enclosed patio, with outside seating and a barbecue. Three adjacent paddocks, including an orchard, have been dedicated for guests to enjoy the sole use of, to sit peacefully with a glass of wine and a book and to exercise dogs in, if you wish to bring your four-legged friends. Whilst the owners are happy to accept several dogs, if you are a guest without a dog the excellent feedback from guests assures of a spotless cottage for your stay.
The cottage is situated next to the owners' farmhouse and there is a shared circular drive, with ample parking for guests right outside the cottage. The working part of the farm is separate, further down the hill through the hamlet.
This area has no end of options for walking and cycling. Try the woodland trails at Adscombe, where you can stop off at the Foxy Bean Cafe - a great 'pit stop' for cyclists.
Set out on a walk to the highest point of the Quantocks, Will's Neck, from just outside West Bagborough or from the National Trust car park at West Quantoxhead. Explore the incredible 'Jurassic' beach at Kilve.
You will find plenty of local information and ideas in the cottage, for outings and places to visit.
Ground Floor
Open plan living-room with kitchen and dining areas. Smart TV and wood-burner. Electric hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine and dishwasher
Shower-room with shower, WC and wash-basin
First Floor
Mezzanine Bedroom with king-size double bed (5')
Features
- Dogs welcome
- Travel cot, high chair and stair-gate
- Arrive/Depart Thursday
- Short breaks available
- Wood-burner/Open fire
- Private parking for 2 cars
- WiFi
- No smoking
- Pub 3 miles
- Patio furniture
- Full oil-fired CH (partial under-floor)
- Logs for wood-burner
