Yearnor Moor Lodge, Culbone

Yearnor Moor Lodge was originally built in 1866 as one of what was twelve estate workers cottages, constructed in the same unique 'honey pot' design with a central chimney stack. The cottage was built for the Ashley Combe Estate, home of Ada Byron, the Countess of Lovelace and daughter of Lord Byron. The estate was owned by Ada's Husband, Lord William King, First Earl of Lovelace. Only five or six of these of cottages now remain.  The cottage has recently been refurbished throughout and now offers comfortable holiday accommodation for couples (plus travel cot if required).

Charming single storey 'honeypot' cottage
Recently refurbished throughout
One large double bedroom
Modern well-equipped kitchen
Large and private gardens of a 1/3 of an acre
Parking on the drive beside the cottage
Porlock village just 4 miles away
Wifi, heating and electricity included
Bed linen and towels provided
Cot available if required
Dogs welcome (2 max) for supplement of £15 per dog
Arrive from 4 pm
Depart by 10 am

The accommodation is all on the one ground floor and comprises an entrance porch with hooks for coats, a small hallway leads to the sitting room with wood-burning fireplace. The dining area leads on to the modern fitted kitchen which looks onto the rear garden.  The bathroom has a bath with hand held shower attachment, hand basin and toilet. 

Up to 2 dogs are welcome for supplement of £15 per dog.