Located in the pretty village of Martock, Somerset is 63 North Street, a delightful, two-bedroom cottage. Resting paces away from a high street of shops and eateries, 63 North Street offers a homely dwelling for a self-catered stay, complete with a pet-friendly courtyard, unrestricted roadside parking, and a country-style interior. Park up and unload your belongings, before making yourself at home at 63 North Street. Be welcomed into the lovely sitting room, complete with a plush sofa, TV, and a rustling woodburning stove, before heading to the kitchen to prepare delicious meals for all the family. Enjoy your mealtimes in the enclosed courtyard, also offering the perfect home for your four-legged friend to stretch their legs, whilst basking in the Somerset sunshine. As the night unfolds, catch some rest in either the king-size or bunk rooms, both serviced by a bathroom. Awaken to explore Martock, with a plethora of convenience stores, farm shops, cafés and restaurants to take advantage of, including The White Hart, The Old Dairy Café, Yandles, The Old Railway Farm Shop, Merchy's Café, The Prince of Wales, The Nags Head, and the Bakers Arms; here you can also take advantage of the small play park and various dog walking routes if you are visiting with children or pets. The area is also enveloped by pretty, National Trust properties, including the Treasurer's House, and Montacute House, both recommended to tour, whilst Ham Hill Country Park offers a wonderful base for nature-filled hikes. Fill your days with peaceful walks by paying a visit to Ham Hill Country Park and Burrow Hill Cider Farm, experience a variety of wildlife with trips to The Donkey Sanctuary and Longleat Safari Park or pass the time exploring the well-known Cheddar Gorge and Coves. Travel to Yeovil to perfect your swing at the local golf club or enjoy an afternoon of bird watching at Yeovil Country Park, ahead of touring the beauty spots of Blackdown Hills AONB; stock up on the essentials with plenty of supermarkets on offer, as well as a brilliant bakery and butchers. With several lovely beaches within accessible reach from your doorstep, including Burton Bradstock, West Bay, Eype Beach and and Weymouth Beach, you can truly soak up the perfect blend of coast and country. Complete your getaway with a day at the coast, visiting Lyme Regis and its seafront attractions, including the Marine Aquarium, both the sandy and pebble landscapes of Lyme Regis Beach, the Lyme Regis Museum, and many other villages and towns across the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, before returning home for supper. Book your next Somerset break to 63 North Street.

Historically referred to as a market town in Somerset, Martock is today a sizable community on the edge of the Somerset Levels. In addition to a leisure area and the National Trust property Treasurer's House, a 12th century mediaeval house, the community features a post office, a fire station, a petrol station, a variety of pubs, shops, and cafes. Other National Trust sites in the area include the Tudor palace Barrington Court with its walled orchards, the 17th-century Tintinhull Garden, and the 16th-century country house Montacute House with formal gardens. Visit Yeovil, which is only a short drive away and offers something for everyone, including a vibrant downtown, a golf course, lovely gardens and parks, and the well-known Yeovil Railway Centre, which features full-scale locomotive cars, a miniature train ride, an art gallery, and a gift store.

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