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This holiday home's standout feature is the fireplace. Featuring a private entrance, this holiday home is consisted of o…
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Restaurants nearby
- The Cotley Inn Despite being just a 10 minute drive from the centre of Chard, there’s a wonderfully rural feeling that accompanies a visit to this former 17C farmhouse. The inn is nestled in a lush green valley overlooking the Blackdown Hills, with its converted outbuildings turned into bedrooms. The cooking offers dashes of creativity while still delivering satisfying pub dishes like slow-roasted pork belly. They take a local, seasonal and nose-to-tail approach to their ingredients, with animals reared on site and produce grown in the kitchen garden.14.4km
- Glebe House A heartfelt and heartwarming place, Glebe House feels like a sanctuary from our over-busy modern world. Chef-Owner Hugo Guest grew up in this former Georgian vicarage, before returning home and transforming it into a 15-acre smallholding and restaurant. Rustic charm oozes from every corner of the classic country house décor, while the surrounding farmland provides plenty of quality ingredients for the tasting menu – including home-cured meats from their own pigs. Each dish is unfussy and flavoursome, and explained with pride by the chefs.15.9km
- Augustus An experienced chef and a bright, breezy team run this welcoming little bistro. Sit in the cosy, intimate dining room or the bright conservatory with sliding glass doors and a retractable roof. Hearty, unfussy cooking mixes French-influenced dishes with updated British classics.17.7km
- Salty Monk Set in an old 16th-century salt house, this long-standing, proudly run restaurant is a pleasant blend of the old and the new – and is the type of place that’s always evolving. Dine in either the Abbots Den or the Garden Room, and start with a small plates selection, followed by a hearty, classically based main course that will come with minimal fuss but plenty of flavour. Alternatively, just come down for a spot of afternoon tea. If you're looking to explore the area, then extend your visit by booking one of the bedrooms.18.9km
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Attractions nearby
- Hemyock Castle castle in Devon, England, UK4.8km
- Blackdown Hills Hill range and National Landscape region in Devon and Somerset, England, UK8.5km
- Hembury hillfort in Devon, England, UK6.9km
- Wellington Monument triangular obelisk on a point of the Blackdown Hills, Somerset, England, UK8.6km
- Taunton Castle fortified castle in Somerset, England, UK17.2km
- St Mary Magdalene, Taunton church in Taunton, UK17.6km
- Staple Hill hill in Somerset, England, UK11.8km
- St Mary's Church, Ottery St Mary Grade I listed church in Ottery St Mary, Devon, England, UK14.2km
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