The House

Be prepared for the wows when you step into the entrance lobby; to the left is the pool hall with full height doors you can open wide to bring the sunshine in on warmer days. Right is the humongous open-plan living space, a room made for big happy times! Natural light pours in through floor to ceiling windows, doors open onto the patio. A long dining table sets the scene for celebration feasts, a huge U-shaped sofa is perfect for family movie nights. The kitchen is fully equipped, designed to take the stress out of catering for a large group, the games area has a pool table and a wide screen TV.

Off the games area there's a utility room and WC, beyond this is access friendly Bedroom 1 with an ensuite wet room.

On the first floor are Bedrooms 2-7; Bedrooms 2, 3, 4 and 6 have ensuite shower rooms, 5 and 7 have ensuite bathrooms with separate showers, 6 and 7 both have room for an extra guest bed (extra charge – see Extras). All bedrooms at The Granary have zip and link beds (super king or twin).

On the second floor are Bedrooms 8 and 9 and a very handy kitchenette. These bedrooms have a free-standing bath and ensuite shower rooms, and room for 2 extra guest beds (extra charge – see Extras).

Outside the huge patio has plenty of seating and an outdoor kitchen with a built-in charcoal barbecue, sink and room for slicing and dicing. Just outside the pool room is the hot tub; relax beneath cornflower blue skies by day, or beneath a canopy of stars in the evening.

There’s a play area for younger children, and a Nordic style BBQ lodge where you can gather beneath the twinkly lights any time of year; sizzle sausages, toast marshmallows, swap stories.

Local Area

Kick start your day with breakfast at Kitchen at Quantock Lakes, a stone’s throw from The Granary. Wander over to Nether Stowey where you can visit Coleridge Cottage, home to Romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge in the 1700s.

Venture into the beautiful wilds of the Quantock Hills; you'll find rugged heaths, steep wooded combes and picturesque villages with friendly pubs. Climb up through Holford Combe and back down through the Glen where an old silk factory stands in the woods; have a ramble across Aisholt Common or take a picnic to Ramscombe Great Wood.

Discover the beaches on the Somerset coast; go fossil hunting at Kilve, walk along the cliffs to the windswept bay at East Quantoxhead, play on the sands at Blue Anchor, arriving there by steam train with the West Somerset Railway.

Have an Exmoor adventure, see wild ponies grazing on the moors, stroll along the lush river valley at Watersmeet, visit Dunster and the fairytale castle that stands high above the village; puff your way to the summit of Dunkery Beacon for phenomenal panoramic views, have a cream tea at Periwinkle Tearoom at Selworthy where centuries old thatched  cottages stand around the green.

Wherever you go, whatever you do, the memories will be priceless.

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