Modern Apartment in an 18th Century Cottage

Summary:

Experience the perfect blend of period charm & modern comfort in this stylish apartment in Dunster. Set within an 18th-century cottage, it combines historic ambience with contemporary comforts. Sleeps 2 in a king-size bedroom, with a modern bathroom featuring a luxurious walk-in shower. Enjoy the well-equipped kitchen, cosy living room & dining area with smart TV. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Dunster while enjoying all the comforts of home. Paid and free on street parking available nearby.



Guest Access:

Guests have access to the whole apartment.



The Neighborhood:

This apartment is located in the heart of Dunster, one of England’s prettiest medieval villages set within Exmoor National Park. It is known to date back to 700AD and was first mentioned in the Doomsday Book. Today it is now known as the jewel of Exmoor’s crown. With over 200 listed buildings, the village maintains its historic charm.



There is so much to explore in this small village. Find the National Trust’s Dunster Castle, dating back to the 11th century: with beautiful Grade II listed parkland, a river, a Victorian reservoir, a water mill and wildlife (including otters, kingfishers and salmon). Enjoy a peaceful afternoon tea at the Watermill Tea Room or pick up a bite to eat from the Tenants’ Hall pop-up cafè.



Other attractions include the Old Yarn Market, located on the high street, which was once a hub for the Exmoor wool trade. Dunster Railway station operates a 20-mile railway route from Bristol Channel to the Quantock Hills with stunning views over meadows, hills and countryside. There are ample walks too, including Lover’s Bridge, the Church Gardens and the pretty Tall Trees Trail.



The apartment has a very unique location, with both the countryside and coast at its fingertips. Exmoor National Park can be explored straight from the door, marking the start of the 630-mile South West Coast footpath. It is home to a beautiful collection of fauna and flora, as well as Red Deer and the Exmoor Pony. Plus, the Somerset coast is just a 10-minute drive away boasting expansive beaches and holiday attractions.



Find more local tips and tricks in our Guest Guide, which is available upon booking.



Getting Around:

Due to the remote nature of Exmoor National Park, we would recommend bringing a car for your stay. Free on-street parking is available nearby, though it can be difficult to find a space, or there is a paid car park 2 minutes walk down the road. The cost is £25 per week.