Travellers Rest, Timberscombe

Travellers Rest, Timberscombe: Somerset

Discover a peaceful retreat in the heart of Exmoor National Park with Travellers Rest, Timberscombe (Somerset). This charming 17th-century character cottage is perfect for family gatherings and group getaways, offering spacious self-catering accommodation for up to 10 guests across four bedrooms.

The cottage features two ground floor bedrooms and a shower room, as well as two upstairs bedrooms and a bathroom. You'll also find a dining room with a large dining table and an open fire attached to the kitchen, as well as a spacious living room on the first floor with doors onto a balcony and seating area - the perfect spot to soak up the sunshine.

Travellers Rest is situated beside a quiet country lane in Snowdrop Valley, between the villages of Timberscombe and Wheddon Cross. Both villages boast charming pubs serving delicious food, providing the perfect opportunity to experience the local hospitality.

In the summer months, take advantage of the two enclosed garden areas, one with access to the river - a great spot for paddling with family and friends. And, if you're traveling with furry companions, dogs are welcome free of charge (2 maximum).

For your convenience, the cottage is equipped with WiFi (Rural) heating, and electricity, as well as bed linen and towels provided. Check-in is available from 4 pm, with check-out required by 9:15 am. Please note that a security deposit of £300 is required for this property, which will be returned shortly after your departure provided there is no damage to the property or its contents.

At Travellers Rest, Timberscombe (Somerset), your safety and wellbeing are our top priority. We have implemented extra measures to ensure that you can relax and enjoy your break, and we will send an email with all the details of what has changed before your stay. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any concerns.

Escape to the tranquil beauty of Exmoor National Park and book your stay at Travellers Rest, Timberscombe (Somerset) today.

Facilities
The accommodation sleeps up to 10 guests and briefly comprises:

On the ground floor:
A well equipped kitchen with fridge/freezer, dishwasher, cooking range and wide range of cookware, crockery and glasses for every day meals and entertaining.
Utility area with washer/dryer.
Dining room with table large enough to seat 10 for family eating/entertaining with large open fireplace and feature stove.
One family bedroom with double bed and adult-size bunk beds.
One twin bedroom.
A shower room, with toilet and hand basin.

And on the first floor:
There is a spacious, comfortable living room with access through french doors onto the balcony.
Satellite TV, video, radio and a selection of games/toys
One double bedroom.
One twin bedroom.
Family bathroom with shower over the bath, toilet and hand basin.

Heating and electricity is included in the price of the accommodation, the property is heated throughout by Biomass boiler system. The temperature can be adjusted to suit your preferences. An initial supply of logs are provided to get your started.

Bed linen and towels are provided. Beds are made up for your arrival with freshly laundered sheets and duvets. Please bring your beach towels if you wish to take towels on day trips. We are requesting that guests strip the beds and leave the bedding and towels in appropriate piles so we can remove it safely on their day of departure.

Up to 2 well behaved dogs are welcome.

Location
Timberscombe is a small yet charming village, approx 1.5 miles away, which has a pub (serving food and is dog-friendly), church and post office. Dunster (3 miles further on) is a beautiful medieval village, boasting its own Castle, Yarn Market, Tithe Barn and a range of other historical buildings that we are well worth exploring.

Exmoor's scenery can be quite varied and is certainly breathtaking, from open expanses of moorland, to quiet wooded valleys, family-friendly beaches to secluded bays, trickling streams and fast flowing rivers, a majestic coastline with the highest sea cliffs in the country, plus an abundance of wildlife including herds of wild red deer and Exmoor ponies and some 600 miles of way-marked walks.