Find My Favourite Exmoor Holiday Cottages in Cutcombe

Wander from your holiday cottage in Cutcombe, and you will undoubtedly notice the Church of St John the Evangelist, a fine, listed building with a tower dating back to the 13th century. The Somerset village of Cutcombe lies on a ridge between Exmoor and the Brendon Hills. It is nine miles south of Minehead and has a population of fewer than 400. The village has several historic homes strung along Ashwell Lane, Lower Park Lane, and Higher Park Lane. The parish includes Wheddon Cross, one of the region’s highest hamlets, 980 feet above sea level. With its long-running livestock market and numerous farms, Cutcombe is perfect for visitors who want to experience life in an authentic rural community.

Double-fronted cottage exterior overlooks a quiet village street.
Syms Cottage
Cutcombe
Somerset
England
Sleeps
4
Bedrooms
2

Syms Cottage is a characterful rural holiday cottage in Cutcombe which boasts wide-reaching views of the Somerset countryside and an inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove and bread oven. The pet-friendly Exmoor holiday cottage blends contemporary style with country charm and offers walks direct from its front door.

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Thanks to its location on high land, the village has far-reaching views across heather-covered moors and wooded valleys from many points. Countless footpaths and bridleways meander across the unspoiled countryside near holiday cottages in Cutcombe.

The walk to Dunkery Beacon, Exmoor's highest point, is spectacular. On a clear day, it offers views of the Bristol Channel, the Mendips, North Devon, and Dartmoor. A ramble through Snowdrop Valley is highly recommended on self-catering holidays in Cutcombe, particularly in February, when the woods are blanketed in flowers. 

In neighbouring Wheddon Cross is a small grocery, a post office, a petrol station and a village hall. At the crossroads in the heart of the village, there is an atmospheric pub, the Rest and Be Thankful Inn, where good food and a variety of Somerset ales and ciders are served. Cutcombe is near the A396, which runs south to Tiverton and north to the Bristol Channel coast. There is a sand and shingle beach at Blue Anchor and another at the seaside town of Minehead. 

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