Step back in time when you stay at this characterful, medieval hall house in Dunster, Somerset. Believed to date back to 1371AD, the incredible property has a wealth of enchanting, original features, including fireplaces and an old bread oven, and an abundance of historic charm. Sleeping eight guests, the four-bedroom cottage nestles at the heart of Dunster, within the fringes of the scenic Exmoor National Park. Its superb setting could suit groups of friends and family members eager to visit countryside beauty spots and interesting locations, as well as to spend time on the coast and at the beach.

Let yourselves into the inviting hall, which opens into both the delightful courtyard with its cobblestones, and the lounge. Stoke up the wood burner in the lounge and warm yourselves up after bracing coastal walks as you watch the Smart TV in here together. Members of your group might also like to spread out into the snug lounge, where there is another Smart TV and a DVD for alternative viewing. Take two steps up from the main lounge to find yourselves in the dining room, which adjoins the kitchen. Whip up hearty feasts in here then call everyone through to the table. Climb the cottage-style stairs up to the first floor of the property when you are ready to lay your head on your pillow for the night. Up here, there is a double bedroom, then, up three more steep stairs, a family bathroom. There is also a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room, which can be entered by taking another step up. Another step up from the landing leads to a wing of the property that features a family shower room, a king-size bedroom and a twin. A utility area can also be found on the first floor. Sit outside in the pretty courtyard on warm summer days, with your book and a cup of coffee. Follow steep steps up to the main garden, where any children in your group can play on the grass. There is space to store bikes at the house. Parking is on the road, subject to availability.

Step back in time when you stay at this characterful, medieval hall house in Dunster, Somerset. Believed to date back to 1371AD, the incredible property has a wealth of enchanting, original features, including fireplaces and an old bread oven, and an abundance of historic charm. Sleeping eight guests, the four bedroom cottage nestles at the heart of Dunster, within the fringes of the scenic Exmoor National Park. Its superb setting could suit groups of friends and family members eager to visit countryside beauty spots and interesting locations, as well as to spend time on the coast and at the beach. Let yourselves into the inviting hall, which opens into both the delightful courtyard with its cobblestones, and the lounge. Stoke up the wood burner in the lounge and warm yourselves up after bracing coastal walks as you watch the Smart TV in here together. Members of your group might also like to spread out into the snug lounge, where there is another Smart TV and a DVD for alternative viewing. Take two steps up from the main lounge to find yourselves in the dining room, which adjoins the kitchen. Whip up hearty feasts in here then call everyone through to the table. Climb the cottage style stairs up to the first floor of the property when you are ready to lay your head on your pillow for the night. Up here, there is a double bedroom, then, up three more steep stairs, a family bathroom. There is also a king size bedroom with an en suite shower room, which can be entered by taking another step up. Another step up from the landing leads to a wing of the property that features a family shower room, a king size bedroom and a twin. A utility area can also be found on the first floor. Sit outside in the pretty courtyard on warm summer days, with your book and a cup of coffee. Follow steep steps up to the main garden, where any children in your group can play on the grass. There is space to store bikes at the house. Parking is on the road, subject to availability.