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Toll House is an enchanting listed former toll house that dates back to the 18th century. The property provides a romantic and unique environment in the Somerset village of Nether Stowey for 2 guests.

On the ground floor there is a sitting room with TV and dining table along with a dual-fuel burner (along with central heating) to keep you warm & toasty. The well equipped compact galley kitchen can also be found on this floor and has all the mod cons you could need. Up the steep narrow stairs is the double bedroom and bathroom with spray attachment over a roll top cast iron slipper bath and high level WC. Toll House is equipped with stunning slate floors and gothic windows which add to the romance!

This romantic retreat is set on the calm High Street in the village of Nether Stowey, which lies at the foot of England’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Quantock Hills. Everything is within easy walking distance, the charming village is home to 3 pubs, a post office, tea shop and grocery store. There are a number of beaches to visit just under 15 minutes drive away.

Surrounded by unspoilt countryside, the area is perfect for outdoor activities such as walking, cycling and horse riding. Nearby attractions and amenities include 36 miles of inland & coastal footpaths to Porlock, the medieval village of Dunster set within the Exmoor National Park - where you can visit The Castle, The Yarn Market, Tithe Barn as well as many other listed buildings. Slightly further away than Dunster is the market town of Bridgwater and the Bridgwater Bay National Nature Reserve, an exceptional location for long walks and appreciating the abundance of wildlife.

Minimum of a 2 night stay with minimum 3 nights in July and August. Sorry no children or pets, however a small baby in its own Moses basket is welcome. Roadside parking only.

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