Holiday rentals in Blue Anchor

Beautiful and characterful newly converted stable

Welcome to our newly converted stable which forms part of our 250 year old farmhouse. The stable is situated at the rear of the property, in a peaceful and quiet location. We provide a welcome basket with a few basics on arrival and a booklet with information and recommendations on the local area. The Stable is perfect if you are looking for a peaceful or romantic stay but with lots to do and explore on your doorstep. We look forward to hosting you and we sincerely hope you enjoy your stay.

Luxury Lodge l Sea view | Beach | Pool

The Wales Retreat - Escape day to day life and unwind in the Wales Retreat, this luxury lodge offers spectacular views of the Welsh Border. These views are especially dazzling at sunset or sunrise. This Wooden Luxury lodge, which is located on the West Quantoxhead coast line, has been recently refurbished to have a fresh new design. Although it has a new modern touch it still offers that cozy feeling of hot chocolate around the log burner. The lodge is set on a quiet site with lots of walks

Bungalow, Exmoor, Minehead, Dunkery holiday let

Dunkery is situated on the fringe of Exmoor National Park in a quiet and elevated location within Minehead. Dunkery is a family and dog friendly three bedroom, self-catered holiday bungalow with north facing views across North Hill. The property has been completely refurbished to a very high standard, perfect for walkers, romantic escapes and family breaks. Check in and out days are restricted to Saturday and Tuesday (Please check the calendar as our prices change depending on the time of year.

Charming country hideaway near Dunster, Exmoor

Offering a wealth of old world charm, Yew Tree Cottage in the Exmoor National Park is only 3 miles from the medieval village of Dunster, with its castle; yarn market; shops; restaurants & pubs, and 5 miles away from the seaside resort of Minehead, its wide sandy beach and the West Somerset Steam Railway. Dog friendly Yew Tree Cottage in the quiet village of Timberscombe, offers you that rare opportunity to enjoy the very best of this undiscovered National Park right from your doorstep.

Spacious sea view apartment

Have fun with the whole family at this stylish place. Or relax on a romantic weekend. Our ground floor apartment is a spacious and comfortable two-bedroom modern property in a superb location, a secluded rear courtyard plus front terrace. Located on the seafront of Minehead, and in close vicinity to the harbour which is a 5-minute walk. This is ideal for a small family or couples who want that extra piece of luxury and make your stay in Minehead unforgettable! Co-hosted by Millie

Pennywood Garden Cottage

A detached cottage set in four acres enjoying a secluded position on the edge of the Exmoor National Park. The medieval village of Dunster is a 10 minute stroll away with pubs, restaurants, small shops, tea rooms and Dunster Castle (NT). The area is ideal for woodland, coastal and moorland walks. Minehead is a few miles away with its beach, shops, golf course and steam railway. The owners live in the adjacent cottage and are pleased to welcome you and be of any help during your stay.

Detached 2bed (sleep 4), woodburner, beach parking

Our bright and airy 2-bedroom chalet (one double, one bunk bed) bungalow has direct access to the beach, a wood burning stove, refurbished shower bathroom and free parking. The chalet has open plan sociable kitchen/diner/living area overlooking Blue Anchor beach at the front and glimpses of the West Somerset steam Railway to the rear. Bedding, towels, electric and WIFI included. Perfect for couples and families wishing to relax, recharge or explore! No pets or smokers thank you.

No Snakes on this Plane!

Tired of economy class? Charter a stay in a first class fuselage with wood fired hot tub situated in tranquil woodland. Welcome onboard your own private aircraft, step inside to the sleek contemporary interior of first class. Outside, unwind in seclusion in private woodland, a short walk away from the West Somerset Railway and the AONB of the Quantock Hills. An ideal getaway for two in first class, for families there is a bunk bed in the living room area. Dogs at additional cost.

Luxury lodging, doorstep Exmoor walks and cycling

Kennel Farm lies within the Exmoor National Park on the banks of the River Barle, 1 mile from the beautiful town of Dulverton. The farmhouse has been sympathetically renovated, keeping the original features whilst offering modern comforts. Guests are invited to enjoy picnics, wild swimming and campfires on the river bank, and walk through the surrounding Arboretum and 17 acres of parkland. A place to totally switch off, surrounded by wildlife, outdoor activities and birdsong.

1 Coastguard Cottages

1 Coastguard Cottages is one of a terrace of five Grade 2 listed houses built in 1877 for the Admiralty. It is situated on the edge of Minehead bay with panoramic views over the Bristol Channel to the islands of Steepholm and Flatholm and the Welsh coastline. It is just steps from the start of the South West Coast Path and a perfect location for a family holiday. Walks from the front door give quick access to the Exmoor National Park on North Hill.

Coastguard Cottage

Set back from the seafront with beautiful gardens between, Coastguard Cottage has 3 double bedrooms and offers gorgeous sea views. This Grade II listed cottage has been lovingly renovated and offers a great combination of old charm and modern functionality. Located within a 10 minute walk from the high street and the harbour it couldn't be better positioned to enjoy all that the town and the surrounding area has to offer.

Beautiful cottage in the heart of Dunster

Mid 19th century, recently restored cottage, next to church in the centre of the beautiful village of Dunster with its castle and medieval yarn market. Floral Cottage has been decorated in keeping with its age but to give a light, airy feeling and finished with quality antique furnishings. Dunster has recently been voted the Number 1 village to visit in the winter by the Daily Telegraph. See a copy of the article in photos.