Rose Cottage near Wheddon Cross

Property Summary
Rose Cottage is one of 6 holiday cottages converted from farm buildings. Located in the heart of Exmoor within walking distance across the fields of Wheddon Cross village which has a welcoming pub and shop. Local landmarks include Dunkery Beacon, Dunster medieval village, Tarr Steps and Porlock

Main Description
Rose Cottage Overview:
Sleeps 4.
Start dates are flexible.

Description:
Nestled facing east, Rose Cottage offers views across the pretty Little Quarme gardens. It has its own secure garden furnished with outdoor seating. Nearby parking is accessible up a set of garden steps.

Interior Highlights:
Lounge: Furnished with a three-seater sofa, a two-seater sofa, a rustic pine dining table with 4 chairs (more can be provided if you have guests), and a stone fireplace with an electric effect log fire. Entertainment is catered for with a 32″ TV with Freeview and a DVD player. Dual radiators ensure warmth.
Kitchen: Equipped with pine cabinets and dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge freezer, microwave, and electric stove. Tea, coffee and sugar are provided. Dishwasher powder, washing up liquid, surface cleaner, tea towels and soap powder are supplied.
1st Floor: Double bedroom and a twin bedroom off the landing. Beds are made up with fresh cotton linen. The landing and bathroom in addition to the bedrooms, are heated with radiators. The bathroom has a bath, overhead shower, towels, and loo rolls.

Amenities:
The cottage benefits from gas central heating throughout.
WiFi is available inside the cottage and in the adjacent barn/games room.

Additional Information:
All guests are provided with an online app which gives full information about Little Quarme, optional items that we can provide and our recommendations for places to visit, local pubs and restaurants etc.

Indoor Description
This has not been completed by the owner.

Outdoor Description
All guests have access to two acres of gardens including a lily pond, lawn with picnic tables, giant BBQ and games room with table tennis, small pool table and table football. There is car free access across our fields to the bridleways and footpaths of Exmoor National Park.

Parking
Parking available on site.
EV Charger points available on-site

Pets Description
This has not been completed by the owner.

Restricted mobility
Due to the sloping nature of the site unfortunately we don't recommend Little Quarme for wheelchair users.


Exit in case of emergency
Safety instructions will be provided in our online welcome book sent to you upon booking. If you would like to see a copy of our Fire Risk Assessments please get in touch. There is one exit from the cottage out of the front door. There is one ground floor window which could be used as an escape route should the main exit be blocked.


Christmas / New Year
The cottages are tastefully decorated for the festive period.

The region

Wheddon Cross is often called the 'crossroads of Exmoor' -- a friendly village at the junction of the B3224 and B3358, right in the heart of the National Park.

Standing at around 300 metres above sea level, Wheddon Cross is the highest village on Exmoor. It sits in the parish of Cutcombe, with the ancient parish church of St Andrew just a short walk away in the neighbouring hamlet. The village grew up around its important crossroads, where travellers on the old coaching routes between Dulverton, Minehead and Simonsbath would stop to rest.

Village Amenities

The Rest and Be Thankful Inn stands at the centre of the village -- a 19th-century coaching inn serving food, local ales and accommodation. Wheddon Cross also has a well-stocked village shop with post office services, a petrol station with ATM, free public toilets, a children's play park, and an active village hall hosting regular community events.

Nearby Towns

Minehead (8 miles) -- The main town of West Somerset, with larger supermarkets (Tesco, Morrisons, Lidl), high street banks, a sandy beach, and the terminus of the West Somerset Railway.

Dunster (7 miles) -- One of England's best-preserved medieval villages, dominated by its castle and famous yarn market. Excellent independent shops and places to eat.

Dulverton (10 miles) -- Known as the southern gateway to Exmoor, with a National Park Visitor Centre, independent shops, a butcher, and several pubs and restaurants along the River Barle.