Cottage with garden

Street 2.6 miles. Perfectly located for Glastonbury Festival, this welcoming holiday accommodation is the ideal retreat to relax, recharge, and keep the good vibes going all weekend long. Honeysuckle Cottage is a lovely, single-storey cottage situated in Compton Dundon, Somerset. This detached property boasts a woodburning stove and private driveway parking, making it well-suited to couples or solo travellers on a rural retreat in Somerset. Return from a successful, scenic adventure and enter your home-away-from-home, complete with exposed brick and high ceilings. Shake off your shoes and kick up your feet in the sitting room to toast your well-trekked toes by the woodburning stove, soothed by its crackling warmth. Whip up a scrumptious supper in the kitchen/diner equipped with oven, hob, microwave, and fridge/freezer, then dig in at a spacious dining table for three. Enjoy the days' final rays of sun in the shared garden, before rinsing off the day in an en-suite bathroom and falling into a luscious king-size bed eager to take you to sleep. Soak up your local surroundings at Dundon Beacon, visit the Admiral Hood Monument, before indulging in some pub grub at The Castlebrook Inn – just a stone's throw from your property! Venture a little further afield for Glastonbury to explore the Glastonbury Abbey, National Trust – Glastonbury Tor, and the Somerset Rural Life Museum, before embarking on a scenic stroll through Chalice Well garden. Take that short drive to Bath to treat the history buff to The Roman Baths, admire the pieces in The Holburne Museum, then catch an evening show at Theatre Royal, Bath. Scenic and city adventure waits to be enjoyed when you book a stay at Honeysuckle Cottage. A rural village nestling at the head of the dreamy Somerset levels. Lush green meadows, meandering rivers, abundant wildlife all surrounded by steep and wooded hills; the countryside doesn't come much better than this! Just 7 miles away, Glastonbury Abbey and Tor is famous for its pre-history, Ley lines and music festival. The majestic Wells Cathedral is also well worth a visit, and shopaholics are excellently catered for in Street. Further afield, the Regency City of Bath, Wookey Hole and Cheddar Gorge are all an easy drive away. Overall, an outstandingly beautiful and easily accessible area with much to do and see.