Romantic Little House (- 15% for 2+ nights)

A romantic and luxurious haven with free off-street car parking right outside and its own garden. Enjoy the comfort of a Super King bed, great shower room, luxury toiletries & stylish decor. Set in a 18th C. stone outbuilding, it is very quiet and independent . It has a kitchenette, not for home cooking but perfect to refrigerate & heat up food and make hot drinks. There are 2 great pubs within a short walking distance. This is the perfect nest for a visit to Bath, Longleat, Stonehenge & more. The space Free off-street parking facility and lovely garden. You are fully independent in your own private space. We endeavour to provide everything you might require to make your stay most enjoyable. Sonos speaker and Smart TV are there to keep you entertained. There is also a small quiet fridge, a microwave, a Nespresso machine, kettle and toaster for easy meals and breakfast. Easy supply from the small local M&S food store. You can enjoy a full English breakfast at our local Farm Shop, or a continental at our village coffee shop (not on Sunday). Not recommended for busy night life ;) Please take note of the rural location in a beautiful Somerset village set in gorgeous countryside with great walks. Not recommended if you plan to taxi to/from Bath as it will be expensive. However you can take the D2 bus to/from Bath (please check time table online) A car is most recommended to enjoy the sites and restaurants. Guest access There is no shared space. The Little House is independent from the farmhouse and has easy access (no tight stairs or unpleasant climb). Easy and safe car parking on the private drive, a few steps away from your room so you will have to carry your luggage over a very short distance. The Little House’s own garden is there for you to enjoy. Other things to note Our second unit: The Little Barn is also available if you are 2 couples traveling together. We have 2 old and cuddly Maine Coon cats, Enzo and Bella, living at the farmhouse all year round. Please be aware that they might visit you as cats are notoriously impossible to train to respect boundaries. Two old English Sheepdogs, Maggie and Douglas, are visiting from time to time and you might encounter them.