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Tel: 01984 618343 Email: barry@barrywatkin.co.uk

Somerset Bed and Breakfast Holiday Accommodation
The guest wing comprises one spacious kingsize bedroom with its own TV and bathroom with power shower. There is also one twin bedded room available if agreed by the occupants of the kingsize for their friends or family.

Overlooking green fields and aspects of the Brendons there is a double room with its own bathroom across the gallery landing. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities.

Breakfast (on which we pride ourselves) is taken in the galleried hall and comprises freshly squeezed orange juice or grapefruit, cereals or meusli (porridge on cold mornings!) toast and croissant, coffee and tea and of course the full English breakfast or lighter alternatives if preferred.

There is a beautiful conservatory for use of guests which leads to the terrace and garden.

The Surrounding Area
The peaceful village of Crowcombe lies at the foot of the Quantock Hills in an area designated as one of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village boasts its own shop, post office, pub and church, and is an ideal centre for painters, walkers, photographers and bird watchers. A bus between Minehead and the County town of Taunton comes through the village at certain times of day. The coast is only seven miles away – Kilve is well known for its unusual strata, rock pools and fossils. The Mediaeval village of Dunster with its six hundred year old castle, quaint streets and Yarn Market, is well worth a visit.

But the jewel in the crown is Exmoor with its rolling hills, rivers Exe and Barle and delightful villages and farmsteads tucked away in the valleys. Wildlife abounds: red deer, Exmoor ponies, sheep, buzzards, and the occasional red kite. Wimberball Lake is a haven for fishermen, while the view from Dunkery Beacon, the highest point on Exmoor, provides a panoramic view towards the coast, Dartmoor and the Quantocks.

How to find us
For those approaching from the East leave the M5 at junction 25 follow the A358 skirting Taunton and following signs for Minehead. Nine miles out of Taunton, Crowcombe is signposted on the right hand side. The Paddocks is on the left as you enter the village. (If you go past the school you have gone too far!)

For those approaching from the West, leave the M5 at junction 26 (Wellington turn) and follow for Taunton on the A38. After Rumwell at a roundabout turn sharp left onto Silk Mills road skirting Taunton and at Staplegrove roundabout pick up the A358 following signs for Minehead. Nine miles out of Taunton Crowcombe is signposted on the right hand side. The Paddocks is on the left as you enter the village.( If you go past the school you have gone too far!)

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We offer you a warm welcome and hope to see you soon.