View Self-Catering Holiday Homes in to Book in The Quantocks
Quantock Country: Sleepy Villages, Beach Woods, Bluebells, Gorse, Bracken...and a Steam Railway
Discover the Quantock Hills, England's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Now a designated National Landscape, this secret coastal corner of Somerset stretches 15 miles from Taunton Deane to the Bristol Channel, offering diverse landscapes from oak woodlands to windswept heaths. Coastal areas boast rugged bays and, at Kilve, discover low cliffs and a beach, a popular haunt for fossil enthusiasts.
Hilltop explorers are rewarded with panoramic views encompassing Exmoor's rugged expanse to the west, Wales' distant shores, and Glastonbury Tor's iconic silhouette. The Quantocks appeal to walkers, wildlife enthusiasts, and stargazers seeking dark, star-filled skies.
Experience the West Somerset Railway, England's longest heritage line, for a steam-powered journey through time. Each season brings unique charm, from spring bluebells to summer heather and autumn hues. Enjoy crisp winter walks followed by cosy evenings around a blazing log fire in your chosen cottage.
- Sleeps
- 4
- Bedrooms
- 2
Walnut Cottage is a lovely converted barn near the village of Washford, Somerset. The pet-friendly holiday cottage is one of the Shells Cottages and boasts serenity, a private outdoor hot tub, light-filled spaces, a wood-burning stove, a vaulted beamed ceiling, and access to the coast and countryside.
- Sleeps
- 4
- Bedrooms
- 2
6 Malthouse Court is a coastal cottage boasting contemporary chic. The pet-friendly cottage sleeps four and occupies an ideal location near the marina in Watchet, offering natural light, sophisticated comfort, a delightful courtyard and open-plan design, and proximity to the coast of Somerset.
- Sleeps
- 4
- Bedrooms
- 2
This detached Quantock Hills holiday cottage is close to the village of Bicknoller near the coastal resort of Watchet and can sleep four people in two bedrooms.