Sharpe Cottage, Wiveliscombe

Sharpe Cottage is a lovingly restored stone cottage on the edge of Wiveliscombe, striking a warm balance between classic country style and contemporary comfort - private Hot Tub and fire pit in the enclosed pretty garden
 
You'll find a cosy log burner in the sitting room, the large kitchen is well equipped for group cooking, and a separate dining room, study and quaint conservatory add plenty of breathing room. Outside, the newly landscaped enclosed garden features a large patio, luxury seating for eight and a private hot tub perfect for evenings under the stars! We recommend that Sharpe Cottage is suited to guests looking for a luxurious yet homely base for exploring Somerset and Exmoor.

Sleeps up to 8 across 4 bedrooms
One king-size bed (with en suite shower room)
Two doubles (one on the ground floor)
One twin bedroom
Family bathroom with bath and rain-head shower
One en-suite shower room
Plus downstairs loo
Log burner in the living room (starter logs and kindling are provided)
Large and fully equipped kitchen
Bed linen and towels provided, plus bathrobes and slippers!
Welcome hamper provided on arrival (wine, bubbles, cider, bread, jam, biscuits and more)
Wifi, heating and electricity included
Private parking for 3 cars; plus a free public car park 200m away
Two travel cots and high chair available on request
Pet/s welcome (2 max) for supplement of £30 each
Strictly non smoking
Arrival from 4 pm
Depart by 10 am

The four bedrooms are individually styled with Egyptian cotton bedding, soft duvets and pillows, bathrobes and slippers, and a hairdryer in every room. The master suite has a king-size bed and private en suite; the two doubles offer cosy, inviting spaces for rest; and the twin room works well for children or singles. Families with infants will find two travel cots and a high chair available on request.

Wiveliscombe sits in between the Brendon Hills and the Quantock Hills, with Exmoor National Park just a short drive away. The town itself has a good selection of independent shops, pubs and a well-regarded brewery, while the surrounding countryside offers everything from gentle riverside walks to more demanding hill routes. The coast at Watchet and Blue Anchor is reachable in under half an hour, and Taunton - with its broader range of restaurants, shopping and the Somerset County Cricket Ground - is around 20 minutes by car.