1 The Mews, Porlock

Mews Cottage, situated on Porlock's delightful high street, is a lovely, terraced cottage in easy reach of the beautiful sights of Somerset and provides a restful base for a small family or group of friends looking to explore this exceptional corner of English scenery. Feel straight at home as you enter this welcoming holiday home, setting down your bags in the hallway and making your way into the kitchen to make yourself a well-deserved cup of tea; this compact, sleek space is equipped with all the essentials needed for a self-catered stay, including a washing machine! Cosy nights in can be enjoyed in the living/dining room, featuring original stone walling, which rests behind a classic woodburning stove, perfect for a quiet night in front of the TV as the crackling flames create a calming ambiance, there's also intimate family dining where you can catch-up and tuck into your delicious home cooking. When you're ready to call it a night, head upstairs to the first floor, fitted with a pretty Juliette balcony in between both bedrooms, and choose between a stunning double and a lovely triple bunk room with its own TV, both offering ample storage. Prepare for an exciting day ahead in the family bathroom where you can take your pick between a morning bath or a refreshing shower before heading out to grab a smooth coffee. Step out of the door and straight into the charming high street of Porlock, offering quaint pubs, handy shops, welcoming tearooms and gorgeous restaurants for all your culinary needs. Take a romantic stroll over to the lovely Porlock bay pebble beach, heading further out to explore exceptional views from the South West Coast Path or The Coleridge Way. Alternatively, enjoy watersports activities at Porlock Weir as you kayak over to the sensational Porlock Marsh, visiting Exmoor Adventures to try your luck at paddle boarding, guided tours and even bike hires. Adventurers will delight in the amount of thrilling activities there is to offer at Exmoor Hills, ideal for walkers, cyclists and horse riders, as well as those looking for a peaceful afternoon of nature spotting and leisurely rambles. Discover the surrounding areas of Exmoor National Park which was designated as Europe's first International Dark Skies Reserve, here you can relish in the breath-taking landscapes of far-reaching seaside and rich countryside, visit the coastal town of Minehead, the hidden caves at Combe Martin, or set off on a journey along the West Somerset Railway. Dunster provides a fun-filled day out, boasting rich history at its dramatic National Trust owned castle, Dunster Museum & Doll Collection, and Yarn Market landmark, whilst Lynton and Lynmouth are found further afield, home to the Valley of the Rocks, traditional cream tea at Watersmeet, and the culture-filled Arts Trail. Choose Mews Cottage as your getaway base as you explore the coast, countryside and pretty villages that Somerset has to offer.