Blindwell House is a historic 17th Century property and is full of character. The room you will have is in the attic, so please bear in mind there are steep stairs to negotiate. This room has been renovated to provide a lovely space with king size bed and en-suite and there is enough space in the room to include 2 single beds for up to 2 children. You also have use of a separate lounge with TV and games and breakfast will be provided in the dining hall. We are happy to share the garden and pool area with you, so please feel free to sit outside and have a swim. The pool is open from April to October, and pool towels can be provided if you need them.

Rob and I are both retired but very active in the garden the community, and looking after our animals (horses, hens, cats and dog) which you will see around the place. We are delighted to share Blindwell with you and if you need anything then just message us or come and find us.

Nether Stowey is a lovely little village and the start of the Coleridge Way is at the National Trust's Coleridge Cottage. This crosses over the nearby Quantock Hills (England's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and on to Devon. Or you can take a short drive up on to the hills to see the ponies, sheep, cattle, and if you are lucky red deer that live there. There are plenty of things to do in the area with the fossil rich coastline, steam railway, and wider area of Somerset and Devon within easy reach.