Gorgeous Quantock House

This bright stonebuilt house is located up a verdant combe in the magnificent Quantock Hills. Outside the front-door is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Ancient beech, ash and oak woodland rise to the Iron Age fort on Danesborough hill. Whortleberries abound in Summer on the bracken and heather covered slopes. The coast is a 15 minute drive or an hours gentle walk to Kilve. A little big for your needs? Then try its neighbour, and little sister, 'Gorgeous Quantock Cottage' The space This secluded terrace of three cottages was originally created around 120 years ago, within an old stonebuilt tannery shed by the current owner's grandfather, JJA Hayman, from stone quarried from opposite the buildings. This end house has recently been renovated and restored to an extremely high standard, stone walls revealed, pointed and plastered with lime and the exterior lime rendered, all as it would have been 100 years ago. The newly laid out architect designed interior sympathetically combines the old and the new. Guest access It's a self-contained private house with an exterior patio and a lawned, fenced garden to which guests alone have access. Other things to note The family bathroom has a large shower cubicle. The two double bedrooms each have an en-suite wet room with shower, basin and loo. The twin bedroom has an en-suite basin and loo but no shower.