Minehead, Exmoor

Exmoor Barn

Sleeps 6

3 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

Located on the edge of Exmoor National Park in the scenic old town of Minehead, families and groups of friends will love this architect-designed barn conversion with its own private hot tub.

One of three properties in the collection, Exmoor Barn is a stunning barn conversion that has been lovingly renovated, yet still retains its original features and character. The open-plan layout creates the perfect setting for families and groups of friends to gather for reunions or celebrations, while the private garden provides a relaxing space to unwind thanks to the luxurious hot tub. Should you wish to explore the area, Minehead Beach is a 15-minute walk away for fun days out at any time of year or scenic strolls with your four-legged friend (excluding summer months).

If you love the sound of this place but need more bedrooms, the cottage can be booked as a combination of two or a collection of three with Thatch Corner and Sweet Shop Cottage via our Guest Services team.

Why we love this

A dog-friendly barn conversion with plenty of shops and pubs within walking distance
Dine alfresco in the private garden or relax in the hot tub
Perfectly placed to explore Minehead Beach, Exmoor National Park and Somerset

Key Features

Dog-friendly

Hot tub

Beach nearby

Enclosed garden

Garden

Ground floor bathroom

Ground floor bedroom

Parking

Pub within walking distance

Shop within walking distance

Private parking

Children welcome

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Exceptional Service

Our award-winning Guest Services team will not only help you find your dream holiday but will support you through every step of your stay.

Head up a set of steps and through the front door where you will find an open-plan kitchen/dining/living room. The kitchen is fully equipped with all the essentials including two electric ovens, a hob, a microwave, a fridge/freezer, a kettle, a toaster and a Nespresso coffee machine.

The space provides the perfect place to socialise and entertain with its six-seater extendable dining table and comfortable sitting area. After a busy day of exploring, relax on the L-shaped sofa with a glass of wine in hand while immersing yourself in a good film on the Smart TV, complete with Sky and Netflix.

There are three stunning bedrooms, each designed with calming colour tones and complementary pops of colour. The first bedroom is on the first floor and features a double bed and a shower room next door. Head downstairs to the ground floor of the house where you will find a super-king-size bedroom (which can be formed into twin beds if required) and a king-size bedroom, each with its own en-suite.

Under the stairs, you will find the washing machine and tumble dryer.

Outside, you will have access to an enclosed private garden. There is ample space to sit and dine alfresco, plus a luxurious hot tub with views of the church.

Self-check-in with more details prior to arrival.

We plant a tree for every booking we make to help offset some of the carbon emissions generated by our stays.

Check-in: from 16:00
Check-out: by 10:00

Hot tub: As the hot tub is emptied, cleaned, and refilled after each booking, we cannot guarantee that your hot tub will be at its optimal operating temperature upon arrival.

A travel cot and highchair can be provided. Please bring your own cot bedding.

Please note, the entrance to the barn is via a low doorway.

Deposit: Bookings are subject to a non-refundable deposit of 30% of the booking value plus applicable booking fees with the balance payable 60 days before the date of travel.

Accidental Damage Deposit: To maintain the highest standards in our properties, guests will need to pay a refundable Accidental Damage Deposit of £250 prior to their stay. An advance payment as detailed in the booking summary can be made to waive this requirement.

Children of all ages are welcome
Up to 2 dogs are permitted with an additional fee of £30 per dog
No smoking/vaping
No BBQs
Hot tub hours 7am to 10pm. Please keep noise to a minimum.
Please bring your own beach towels for use in the hot tub.

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Stay your way with our bespoke travel service. Our Guest Services team are available to tailor-make your holiday matching you with the perfect property and provide personalised recommendations on anything from local restaurants to unforgettable experiences.

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Cycling

Hiking

Walking

Fishing

Golf

Outdoor dining

Cooking classes

Private chef

Paddle-boarding

Kayaking

Canoeing

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Location

The neighbourhood

Exmoor National Park sits across the borders of Somerset and North Devon. Exmoor itself is a little-known national park, which means it is rarely crowded, even in the summer. It offers a huge variety of landscapes and sights, from picturesque villages, rugged coastlines and moors to stately castles and fossil-filled beaches. If you are feeling energetic, take a walk from Porlock Weir to England’s smallest church at Culbone, or trek up to the summit of Dunkery Beacon, the highest point on Exmoor. From both points, you can enjoy amazing, far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside and the dramatic coastline of the Bristol Channel.

The neighbourhood

The cottage is perfectly placed in the stunning old or ‘higher’ town of Minehead and within walking distance of a selection of pubs and restaurants. For a day at the seaside, head to Minehead Beach which is about 5 minutes away by car or 15 minutes on foot.

Exmoor National Park sits across the borders of Somerset and North Devon. Exmoor itself is a little-known national park, which means it is rarely crowded, even in the summer. It offers a huge variety of landscapes and sights, from picturesque villages, rugged coastlines and moors to stately castles and fossil-filled beaches. If you are feeling energetic, take a walk from Porlock Weir to England’s smallest church at Culbone, or trek up to the summit of Dunkery Beacon, the highest point on Exmoor. From both points, you can enjoy amazing, far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside and the dramatic coastline of the Bristol Channel.

If you are looking for a little bit more life, the charming village of Dunster with its medieval heritage, winding cobbled streets and thatched cottages is just a 10-minute drive – or a lovely coastal walk. There are plenty of shops, tea rooms and galleries to peruse on the historical high street. Sitting above the village, Dunster Castle is owned by the National Trust, and a trip will include an interesting country home with a subtropical garden and a working watermill set in gorgeous countryside. There are also numerous organised events throughout the year including archery, plays and Easter egg hunts.

Other attractions in the area include the West Somerset Steam Railway and the iconic water-powered cliff railway that connects the fishing village of Lynmouth and the Victorian village of Lynton perched 500 feet above.

Not too far from Lynton is the Valley of Rocks which can be accessed on a lovely walk incorporating the South West Coast Path.

Getting around

A car is recommended for travelling to the property and ease of getting around. There is one on-site parking space on a driveway shared with Sweet Shop Cottage.

Guests will receive a free copy of ‘The Little Book of Walks’ which has 12 Exmoor-based walks, plus recommendations of places to visit and where to eat.