Property Summary
Four Star two bedroom Lodge, one king size room with ensuite non accessible shower room and one twin with a pull down child's bunk. Disabled Access. Main bathroom is a shower wet room with shower chair.
Main Description
A two-bedroom lodge, featuring a king-size double bedroom with an ensuite shower and a twin bedroom with picturesque views of Exmoor from its veranda. The main shower wet room offers disabled access with a shower wheelchair. There is provision for a single child's bunk bed above the twin beds if required.
Changeover day is on Saturdays, but short breaks are also an option from October to May, offering either a 3-night weekend stay or a 4-night weekday escape.
Woodcombe Lodges and Cottages, a family-owned business, offers four-star accommodations. Nestled in a serene 3-acre garden along a quiet lane, it's just a five-minute drive from Minehead's pubs and restaurants, with the beach and seafront nearby.
Property Features:
Four-star self-catering holiday accommodations in Exmoor
Breathtaking south-facing views of Exmoor National Park
Only 1.5 miles from the sandy beach and seafront
A 20-minute walk to shops, pubs, and dining options
Tranquil 3-acre garden along a quiet country lane
Amenities include a games room, putting green, swings
On-site, friendly owners for assistance and guidance
Complimentary Wi-Fi in all accommodations and ample parking
Disabled access (level M2) with wet room
Ideal location for hiking, fishing, horse riding, and enjoying the Steam Railway
Accessibility:
The lodge is single-story with ramped access and wheelchair accessibility to both bedrooms, excluding the ensuite shower room. The bathroom is wheelchair-accessible and equipped with support bars, featuring a shower wet room with shower wheel chair provided.
Indoor Description
From 1 October until the end of the week before the late May bank holiday, electricity is payable at 25p per unit (or the government reduced rate when known if lower) for all bookings. Guests will make payment to the owner on departure, calculated from metre readings.
Outdoor Description
There are three acres of gardens, a children’s play area, games room, putting green and laundry room where local information and a range of guided walks from our gate can be found.
Parking
There is parking for two cars by the Lodge
Pets Description
We do welcome dogs at a limit of one dog in Cherry Tree Lodge, with a charge of £20.00 per dog per visit. To ensure a harmonious environment for all guests, we kindly request that those bringing their dogs adhere to certain rules. These guidelines are designed to respect the enjoyment of other guests, ensure the safety of children on the premises, and maintain the accommodation for future guests to enjoy.
We kindly ask that:
Dogs be kept on leads while on-site and maintained in a quiet and controlled manner to avoid disturbing other guests.
Our Lodge verandas have gates to allow dogs to move freely within the Lodge, but we request that they do not climb onto the furniture or enter the bedrooms.
Dogs are not left unattended in the accommodation.
Please utilize the designated dog walk area for your pet's needs and dispose of any waste in the provided bin. We often have children on the premises, and it's essential to maintain a clean environment.
We look forward welcoming you and your furry companion to our establishment!
Restricted mobility
The Lodge is wheelchair accessible with access to both bedrooms but not the ensuite shower room to the king size double bedroom.
The accessible main bathroom has been converted to a shower wet room with shower chair.
Parking for two vehicles is adjacent to the Lodge which has ramped access.
Exit in case of emergency
Main exit or if necessary out of ground floor windows.
Christmas / New Year
We decorate with Holly and leave the rest to the guests.
The region
Minehead, a charming coastal town nestled on the fringes of Exmoor National Park, is a paradise for enthusiasts of walking. It not only offers the splendid expanse of Exmoor with its breathtaking vistas, diverse wildlife, and welcoming pubs but also serves as the starting point for the Southwest National Coastal Path, the longest rural trail in the country. Additionally, it's the final destination of the West Somerset Railway, the longest heritage railway in Britain.
The town boasts a wide array of attractions, such as its sandy beach, picturesque promenade, bustling harbor, well-manicured gardens, and a vibrant tree-lined avenue adorned with an assortment of shops and amenities. The entire area, dominated by the forested slopes of North Hill, is renowned for its exceptional natural beauty.
Exmoor is frequently hailed as England's best-kept secret, making it an ideal destination for those seeking an outdoor getaway. Whether you prefer leisurely strolls, extended hikes across the moors, horseback riding, safaris, or exploring charming villages and hamlets that resemble postcards, there is an abundance of activities to enjoy.
