Wheddon Cross 3.6 miles. Nestled on the outskirts of Timberscombe near Wheddon Cross in Somerset, is this delightful one-bedroom cottage, Middle Burrow Cottage. Enjoying a superb location within the Exmoor National Park and easy access to the historic village of Dunster and the coast, Middle Burrow Cottage is a fantastic dog-friendly base for a couple, plus their canine companion, who are looking to embark on their next adventure to Somerset. Park-up in the convenient off-road parking space, before being greeted by a charming front garden with patio, lawn and garden furniture, the perfect place for savouring your morning coffee. Be welcomed into the open-plan living space, where you can conjure up flavourful feasts in the well-equipped kitchen, featuring a handy dishwasher, ready to enjoy at the dining table for two or alfresco out on your private patio. Curl up on the plush sofa as your pooch snuggles up in their favourite spot in front of the electric fire and select a much-loved film from the TV. Wash away the day with a refreshing shower before climbing into the sumptuous king-size to catch your rest; the room also features a TV for those relaxing mornings in bed as you prepare for a fun-filled day of exploring. From the property you can access bridleways and walk up on to the moors and on up to Dunkery, which is the highest point of Exmoor with amazing views over stunning countryside. Note: This property can be booked with 1005110, together sleeping up to six guests.

All-weather courts for tennis, netball, and basketball are available in the village of Wheddon Cross, which is located in the heart of Exmoor National Park and has a village shop and pub. Exford, a quaint village nestled in the heart of Exmoor National Park, is just a short drive away. Exford is a charming riverside village with a village green, tea rooms, a shop, a post office, and two traditional inns serving delicious food and drink. Nearby hills, such as Dunkery Beacon on Exmoor, offer spectacular views of 17 counties. Exford is ideally situated in a walkers' paradise, with miles of waymarked paths winding through the Exe and River Barle valleys and up into the surrounding hills.

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