Wrantage 2.1 miles. Resting rurally in Hatch Beauchamp near Wrantage, Somerset, is Palmers Green Cottage, a delightful two-bedroom dwelling. Enjoying countryside views, overlooking a nearby paddock full of livestock, whilst offering four guests a characterful interior, adorning beamed ceilings, a woodburning stove, and traditional furnishings, the cottage makes the ideal base for exploring South of England and multiple Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Benefit from off-road parking before entering the homely sitting room, complete with plush seating, TV, and a rustling woodburning stove, perfect for lighting on cooler evenings. Locate the kitchen, well-equipped with a range of appliances to ease your stay, with a neighbouring dining room to enjoy meals from. Head outside if you'd prefer an alfresco arrangement, with far-reaching views across the enveloping fields, before returning to refresh in the bathroom. Catch some rest in one of two bedrooms, including a double and a twin, before awakening to explore your surroundings; for local amenities, head to Wrantage, where you can dine out at the Canal Inn or stock up on some essentials at a nearby farm shop. For attractions, head towards Blackdown Hills AONB, where you can hike through Middleroom Wood, enjoy an afternoon of bird watching, and follow the forestry through Castle Neroche. Travelling towards Taunton, stop off at the Stoke Wood Alpacas for a petting experience, ahead of strolling through Vivary Park, touring the Museum of Somerset, or enjoying a picnic alongside River Tone French Weir parkland. Complete your getaway by venturing north towards Quantock Hills AONB, where you can enjoy expansive views from the Seven Sisters landmark, discover the areas heritage at Fyne Court, or explore the pretty grounds of Hestercombe House & Gardens, covering 50-acres of beautiful garden design. Experience all of this by booking Palmers Green Cottage.

In Somerset, between West Hatch and North Curry, there is a little village called Wrantage that is not far from the Blackdown Hills aonb. The well-known Canal Inn bar and Bray's Cider & Farm Shop, which sells a variety of regional products, are located inside the hamlet itself, while more amenities may be found nearby Taunton, a riverfront town. There are many attractions in the town centre, but you can also drive to see the alpacas in Stoke Wood or walk to the North Curry Community Woodland for a nature-filled ramble. Some of the most popular attractions include the Museum of Somerset, French Weir Park, and French Weir Park. Those seeking a rural getaway will benefit from travelling to Yarcombe and making pit stops at Trull Waterfall, Castle Neroche, and Otterhead Lakes along the way.

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