This two-bedroom lodge is set on a working livestock farm in the heart of Somerset, enjoying far-reaching views across open countryside towards Glastonbury Tor. Sleeping up to four guests, it provides a peaceful rural retreat for couples, friends or small families looking to explore the county's historic attractions, picturesque market towns and rolling landscapes. Located around 10 miles from Glastonbury, the lodge also benefits from having two traditional country pubs and a village shop within 0.5 miles. The historic city of Wells, famous for its magnificent cathedral and regular outdoor markets, is 15 miles away, while the renowned Wookey Hole Caves are 17 miles from the property. Golfers can enjoy a visit to Wheathill Golf Club (2 miles), which features an 18-hole course and driving range open to visitors. Other attractions within easy reach include the Fleet Air Arm Museum, Haynes Motor Museum, Clarks Village shopping outlet in Street, Harry's Cider Farm, and the popular weekly markets held in Wells, Street and Castle Cary.
Step inside to discover a bright and spacious open-plan living area designed for relaxing and spending time together. Large patio doors allow plenty of natural light into the room while framing views of the surrounding countryside. A comfortable lounge area sits alongside the well-equipped kitchen and dining space, creating a sociable hub for the property. The kitchen includes a dishwasher and washing machine, while a TV, DVD player and selection of DVDs provide entertainment for quieter evenings indoors. Wi-Fi is available throughout the lodge, with speeds best suited to browsing and checking emails due to the rural location. The accommodation comprises a double bedroom with its own en-suite shower room and WC, alongside a twin bedroom that can be arranged as a super-king-size bed for an additional charge. A separate family bathroom features a bath with a shower over and a WC.
Outside, the patio is furnished for al fresco dining while making the most of the wonderful countryside views towards Glastonbury Tor. An additional grassy area beside the lodge provides outdoor space to sit and relax, enjoying the peaceful farm setting. Guests can purchase farm produce and locally made Cheddar cheese on site, and free animal feeding tours are available on selected afternoons, offering an enjoyable glimpse into life on the working farm. A Bluetooth sound system is provided within the lodge, charcoal BBQ hire is available, and there is private parking for two cars.