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Pill is a village in North Somerset, on the southern bank of the River Avon, about five miles northwest of Bristol. Its strategic location offers a blend of rural tranquillity and urban accessibility, making it an excellent choice for a holiday cottage retreat.

Riverside Setting and Natural Beauty. The River Avon forms a significant part of Pill's landscape. Footpaths along its banks provide opportunities for nature observation and leisurely strolls. The Avon Trail, which passes through Pill through Bristol and into the centre of Bath, offers scenic views of the river and surrounding countryside.

A rural holiday cottage with a terracotta roof sits behind a lawn with a shingled footpath.
Avonside Cottage in Pill
Pill
Somerset
England
Sleeps
4
Bedrooms
2

Avonside Cottage is a unique riverside holiday cottage set beside the Avon River in the historic village of Pill in Somerset. The property sleeps four and boasts a sunny patio with river views, a lawned space, an interior with vaulted ceilings and wooden panelling, and open-plan design and true style.

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Nearby Attractions

While Pill is a small village, its proximity to notable attractions enhances its appeal as a holiday base: - Tyntesfield, A Victorian Gothic Revival house

A National Trust property featuring extensive gardens and parkland, approximately five miles from Pill. 

Blaise Castle Estate An 18th-century mansion house museum

Located 6 miles from Pill, is set within 650 acres of parkland and offers historical insights and outdoor recreation opportunities.

SS Great Britain: A historic ship, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, is docked in Bristol Harbour, roughly 6 miles from Pill. It serves as a museum showcasing maritime history and Victorian engineering.

Bristol Harbourside. The vibrant waterfront area of Bristol

Located approximately 6 miles from Pill, it features shops, restaurants, a dockside steam railway.

and cultural venues.

Where to Eat & Drink in Pill

 Local Pubs Pill offers a selection of local pubs for dining and refreshments: 

Cafes in Pill

Here are some lovely cafes, tea rooms, and restaurants located in Pill, North Somerset:

  1. Lime Tree - A cosy spot known for its friendly atmosphere and various coffee and light bites.
  2. Cafe Retreat - Offers a relaxing environment with a menu featuring delicious treats and comforting beverages.
  1. Tasty Bite - A casual eatery serving a selection of hearty meals and snacks, perfect for a quick stop.
  2. Cafe Delicious - Known for its delightful cakes and pastries, this cafe prides itself on freshness and quality.

Nearby Coastal Destinations

Pill's location provides access to several coastal areas:

  • Weston-super-Mare: A seaside resort town approximately 10 miles southwest of Pill, featuring a sandy beach and promenade
  • Brean Beach: Located about 12 miles southwest of Pill, known for its expansive sands and funfair
  • Burnham-on-Sea: Approximately 15 miles from Pill, featuring a long sandy beach and wooden lighthouse
  • https://starinnpill.wixsite.com/home: Situated about 11 miles from Pill, offering a beach backed by dunes
  • https://starinnpill.wixsite.com/home: A seaside town 22 miles from Pill, with a beach, harbour, and access to Exmoor National Park

Transport Links

  • Pill's proximity to Bristol (5 miles) and its position on the A369 road provide convenient access to Bristol City Centre, the Harbour and transport links.
  • Conclusion
  • Pill offers a strategic location for those seeking a holiday cottage near Bristol to enjoy a break that combines excursions to the cities of Bristol and Bath with beach days in Somerset seaside resorts and walking in the Mendip Hills. Its riverside setting, proximity to historical sites, and access to coastal areas provide visitors with a range of activities. The village's local establishments and nearby attractions offer a mix of rural charm and cultural experiences, making it a suitable base for exploring North Somerset and the surrounding region, as well as trips across the Severn Bridge into South Wales and the Brecon Beacons.