Bobs Cottage, Porlock Weir

Bobs Cottage forms part of a striking row of 17th-century thatched cottages at Porlock Weir, arranged over three unusual levels and full of genuine period character. Recently updated throughout, it combines ancient exposed beams, roughcast stone walls and a huge inglenook fireplace with stylish, comfortable interiors, and windows that frame the coastal outlook. The space The cottage sleeps up to 5 guests across three bedrooms: a king-size double with en-suite shower room and toilet, a twin room, and a single room, with a family bathroom featuring a full-size bath and separate shower serving the twin and single rooms. The ground floor offers an open-plan kitchen-dining room with seating for six, and a cosy sitting room with an electric stove set within the large inglenook. A distinctive feature of the cottage is access to the rear garden via a window from the sitting room, a well-trodden and charming route, though it may not suit those with limited mobility. The stairs throughout are steep and curved in keeping with the building's age, with a handrail and a stair gate provided at the bottom; a high chair is available on request. Outside, a front patio area beside the quiet road is enclosed by a wall and gate, furnished with a bistro table and chairs. The rear garden is gravelled and sits right by the seafront, leading directly onto the pebble ridge and the coastal path; it is fenced but not yet fully enclosed, with additional fencing and a gate due to be fitted shortly. One off-road parking space is available at the front of the property. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, washing machine, microwave, air-fryer, kettle and toaster, plus all cookware, crockery and cutlery. Tea, coffee and milk are provided on arrival, along with washing-up liquid. There is a wall-mounted TV in the sitting room, gas central heating throughout, and wi-fi, electricity and heating are all included. Bed linen and towels are provided. Guest access This is a 17th century building, the stairs have a hand rail but are quite steep and curved. We suggest this property is not suited to anyone with limited mobility. Also, please note that the rear garden are