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Bourne View, Porlock
36 reviews
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No pets
Bourne View in Porlock is one of a terrace of six cottages dating back to the late Victorian era, originally built for local boat builders and their families; it has recently been refurbished throughout to provide a high standard of holiday accommodation for up to 4 guests in two double bedrooms.
Bourne View in Porlock (Somerset) is tucked away in the heart of the village, making it an excellent base for exploring this thriving Exmoor village as well as the surrounding countryside and coastline. Sleeps up to 4 guests in 2 double bedrooms Cosy country cottage in lovely, quiet village location Wood-burner in the living room Easy access to all village amenities including restaurants, pubs, tea rooms and shops Fabulous area for walking the coastal paths, open moorland or woodland trails Bed linen and towels provided Wifi, heating and electricity included Arrive from 4 pm Depart by 10 am The cottage is accessed via a footpath, shared between the terraced cottages, which adjoins the Coleridge Way. The entrance door opens into a hallway with the sitting room at the front of the property, the dining room and kitchen to the rear. The back kitchen door opens onto a small courtyard with outside table and chairs. The stairs from the hallway lead upstairs to one large double bedroom (with king-size bed), one smaller double bedroom (4' double bed) with a hand basin, and a spacious family bathroom, comprising shower over the bath, toilet and hand basin. The modern kitchen is fitted with an electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge with small freezer compartment, dishwasher and washing machine. Other equipment includes toaster, kettle, a variety of cookware and kitchen utensils, cutlery, crockery and glasses. A television (with BT TV/Netflix) and DVD player is provided in the living room and wireless broadband is available throughout the property. A clothes dryer, ironing board, iron and hairdryer are also provided for your convenience. A travel cot is available on request, but please note that bedding is not supplied for the cot. Electricity and heating costs are included in the price of your accommodation. The property is fitted with thermostatically controlled electric heating throughout. There is also a wood-burner in the living room; a basket of logs, kindling, and matches will be provided in the cooler months to get you going. Further logs can be purchased from the Hardware Shop in the village. Bed linen, duvets and towels are provided for your convenience, but please bring your own beach towels if you wish to take towels with you on day trips. Some tea, coffee and sugar is provided. There may also be other non-perishable items like salt, pepper, oil and some herbs or spices available. Cleaning materials such as washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets and surface cleaner will be present in the property. A small supply of toilet rolls will be provided. There is a small courtyard to the rear of the property with outside table and chairs and there is a bench at the front of the cottage. The property is accessed via a footpath which runs along the front of the cottage and is shared with the other cottages in the row. Parking There is no allocated parking for Bourne View, but there is free street parking available in the village, by the church or the recreation ground in Parson’s Street or sometimes in Doverhay. There are also two Pay and Display Car Parks in the village if required. It is not possible to park or pull up outside the cottage as it is only accessible via the footpath. It is about 100 metres on foot from the High Street or from Doverhay to the cottage. Sorry, no dogs. This property is strictly non smoking. The property will be ready from 4 pm on the day of your arrival. Please depart by 10 am on the last day of your stay. Please leave the property clean and tidy so that we can guarantee it will be ready on time for our next guests.
- Kitchen / Kitchenette
- Towels provided,Linen provided
- High chair
- Iron and board
- TV
- Clothes dryer,Washing machine,Dishwasher
- Cooker,Freezer,Microwave,Fridge,Toaster
- Breakfast included
- Fan
- Games room
- Electric vehicle charge point
- Central heating
- Bath
- Wi-Fi available
- Hair dryer
- Log fire
- Kettle
The property is accessed via a front door, directly from the path to the front. There is a small vestibule for storing coats, umbrellas and outdoor shoes, beyond which is a hallway. Off the hallway to the right, is a small sitting room equipped with sofa and chair and with a TV (Freeview/Netflix) and DVD player. There is also a small selection of videos. Beyond the sitting room is a dining room which offers table and 4 chairs (2 extra folding chairs stored under the sofa) plus a sofa. The dining room has an under-stairs cupboard where you will find ironing board, iron and clothes airer as well as space to store bags, shoes, bottles etc. In the corner of the room, there is a small built-in cupboard which houses the hot water tank and controls together with a selection of board games and more space to store boots or outdoor shoes. Dining plates, side plates, bowls and glasses are stored in the drinks cabinet. The kitchen leads on from the dining room, equipped with induction hob (please use the induction-friendly pots provided in the top drawer under the oven), oven, small dishwasher and washing machine. A kettle and toaster are also provided, together with a wide selection of kitchen appliances, cutlery, glasses, mugs etc. The back door opens on to the decking area.
- BBQ
- Parking
- private garden (not enclosed)
- Jacuzzi or hot tub
- Shared garden
- private garden (enclosed)
- Balcony or terrace
- Sea view
- Secure parking
- Detached Property
- Pool (communal)
- Pool (private)
There is a small decking area at the rear of the property, equipped with a small patio table and four chairs. It gets sun in the morning. Outside the front door is a bench which gets sunshine in the late afternoon evening.
The larger Central car park in Porlock is ÂŁ5.50 per day
Or a 7-day permit can be purchased for ÂŁ25 (via Phone and Pay)
More info here: https://www.somersetwestandtaunton.gov.uk/parking/car-parks-in-porlock/porlock-central-car-park/
And: https://www.somersetwestandtaunton.gov.uk/parking/parking-permits/
Electric vehicle charge point
Pets not allowed
Dog(s)
Cat(s)
Horses
Restricted mobility
Wheelchair users
- 3 months
- 42 days
- 30 days
- 14 days
- 7 days
- 48 hours
The guests can never cancel for free. We recommend adding cancellation cover during check-out to give you added protection for cancelling in the red zone above.
The region
+ MorePorlock is a wonderful working Exmoor village and boasts three pubs, two grocery shops, a traditional local butcher, chemist, cash machine, petrol station, hardware shop, visitor centre, several art galleries and a range of independent restaurants, shops and tea rooms. Porlock W...eir is approximately 1.5 miles from Porlock and is well worth a visit. There are restaurants, a pub, tea rooms, plus some independent shops such as Exmoor Glass, etc. Many of the shops in Porlock and Porlock Weir are open during traditional hours of 9 am to 5 pm, although hours are often extended during the summer season. Conversely, some shops also reduce their opening hours out of season. Minehead is the nearest town, approximately 6 miles from Porlock. Here you will find the larger supermarkets and petrol stations (Tesco, Lidl and Morrison's are all situated on the outskirts of the town and have longer opening hours), most major high street banks with cash machines, plus a range of other shops throughout the town. Exmoor is situated in South West Britain, specifically across West Somerset and North Devon. Often referred to as England's best kept secret, Exmoor is a wonderful holiday destination for anyone looking for a holiday in the great outdoors! There's so much to see and do, from short walks to long expeditions across the moors or horse riding, taking in a safari or sight-seeing at your own pace around the 'picture postcard' villages and hamlets. Often described as 'the jewel in Exmoor's crown', Porlock has a long history of settlements existing on or near the site of the existing village, with stone-age remains only a short distance away. Porlock is a working village and boasts a number of pubs, restaurants, tea rooms and independent shops. There few more delightful surroundings than Porlock Vale, nestled at the foot of Porlock Hill, bounded to the north by its shingle ridge and breath taking views towards the Bristol Channel, and to the south by the rolling hills of the Exmoor National Park. The Exmoor coastline is formed mainly of cliffs but at Porlock the land flattens out and a unique mile long shingle ridge and an inland salt marsh have formed. For the bird watcher this is a very interesting site as a great variety of waders and wildfowl can be seen here in the winter as well as the occasional unusual bird passing through.
Porlock is a charming village situated within the Exmoor National Park in Somerset, England. Here are some things to do in Porlock: Visit the Porlock Visitor Centre - This centre provides information about the village and the surrounding area, including maps and guidebooks for local walks and attractions. Walk the South West Coast Path - This long-distance walking trail passes through Porlock and offers stunning views of the coastline and surrounding countryside. Explore Porlock Weir - This picturesque harbour village is just a short walk from Porlock and offers a range of pubs, cafes, and restaurants, as well as opportunities for fishing and boat trips. Visit the Porlock Marsh Nature Reserve - This wetland reserve is home to a variety of bird species, including curlews and lapwings, as well as rare plants such as the marsh orchid. Climb Porlock Hill - This steep hill offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and coast, and is popular with cyclists and walkers. Visit the Porlock Museum - This small museum offers a fascinating insight into the history of the village and the surrounding area. Take a horse riding lesson or go for a ride - There are several stables in the area that offer horse riding lessons and guided rides. Go fishing - The River Avill and other local streams and rivers offer excellent opportunities for trout and salmon fishing. Visit the Coleridge Cottage - This National Trust property was once the home of the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge and offers a fascinating glimpse into his life and work. Enjoy a cream tea - There are several cafes and tea rooms in Porlock that offer delicious cream teas, made with locally sourced ingredients.
Porlock is located in a beautiful part of the Exmoor National Park, offering plenty of opportunities for walks and hikes. Here are some walks and beaches near Porlock: Porlock Weir to Bossington Beach - This scenic walk takes you along the South West Coast Path from Porlock Weir to Bossington Beach, passing through picturesque villages and offering stunning views of the coastline. Dunkery Beacon - This is the highest point on Exmoor and offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. There are several walking trails leading to the summit, ranging in difficulty from easy to moderate. Horner Woods - This ancient woodland is home to a variety of wildlife and offers a range of walking trails, including a circular walk that takes in the charming village of Horner. Lynmouth to Watersmeet - This popular walk follows the East Lyn River through a wooded valley, passing waterfalls and offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Culbone Church - This remote and historic church is said to be the smallest in England and is located on a cliff overlooking the sea. There are several walking trails leading to the church, including one from Porlock Weir. Porlock Bay Beach - This shingle beach is located just a short walk from Porlock and offers stunning views of the surrounding coastline. Porlock Marsh - This wetland reserve is located just outside the village of Porlock and offers a range of walking trails through marshland and along the riverbank. Minehead Beach - This long, sandy beach is located just a short drive from Porlock and is a popular spot for swimming and sunbathing. Selworthy Beacon - This hill offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and is a popular spot for walkers and cyclists. Exmoor Coastal Walk - This 16-mile walk takes in some of the most stunning coastal scenery in the area, passing through charming villages and offering breathtaking views of the sea and surrounding countryside.
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ferry port
Train station
Car required
car not necessary
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Full arrival information and details of how to access the property will be sent after your booking is paid for in full. Further information about public transport can be found online at: www.travelinesw.com

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