Located in Nether Stowey, near Quantock Hills AONB in Somerset is Damson Cottage, a characterful, mid-terrace dwelling. Just paces away from a host of amenities and a car journey from the coastline, Damson Cottage offers the ideal base for a countryside escape, inviting four guests and one small, well-behaved dog. Park up on the roadside before entering through the stable door, arriving in the homely sitting room, adorning a woodburning stove, exposed stonework, beamed ceilings and plush seating. Relax in this space before locating the kitchen-diner, fully-equipped to fulfil your self-catering needs, also complete with a washing machine and tumble dryer. Prepare meals to enjoy in the formal dining room, or head outdoors to the enclosed rear garden, designed for an alfresco affair. Catch some rest in one of the two bedrooms on offer, including a double and a twin, both serviced by a bathroom. Wake up to a refreshing shower before grabbing a bite to eat at The Ancient Mariner or Kitchen at Quantock Lakes, along with stocking up the fridge at a nearby convenience store. The cottage is well-positioned near Quantock Lakes Wedding Venue and Crowcombe Court Wedding Venue, making it the ideal base for wedding guests, whilst Ramscombe Great Wood is a short journey away, the perfect haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Within proximity, discover Halsway Manor - National Centre for Folk Arts, showcasing a range of local talent, hike towards the Seven Sisters, or visit Tropiquaria Wildlife Park, ideal for all types of weather. Venture to the coast to explore Bridgwater Bay National Nature Reserve, or to enjoy a seaside stroll along Kilve Beach, before reaching a host of attractions within the centre of the county, including the Museum of Somerset, French Weir Park, and Somerset County Cricket Club, showcasing a range of sporting competitions and events. Enjoy a Somerset getaway at Damson Cottage.

The village of Nether Stowey is located in Somerset County, close to the Quantock Hills, an aonb. The older part of the hamlet, which is in a conservation area, has a rich history and a variety of architectural styles, with the oldest structures dating back almost to the Middle Ages and having recently undergone thorough restoration. Three pubs, several stores, a butcher, and a small restaurant can be found in the settlement. The town is renowned for its connections to the romantic poets William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge. A getaway to Nether Stowey is the ideal way to learn about the area's history and discover the Somerset Headland.

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