Welcome to your peaceful Somerset retreat—this fully refurbished, light-filled bungalow is in the heart of historic Axbridge and perfect for a relaxing countryside escape. Ideal for couples, families, or friends. There is a beautiful spacious, newly renovated dining kitchen, complete with a double electric oven, microwave, dishwasher, and washing machine. Enjoy views of the garden while you cook. From here, step directly into the sunroom/conservatory—perfect for relaxing with a book or morning coffee, rain or shine. The cosy lounge features a smart TV and wood-burning stove, a snug space to unwind after exploring the local area. There are two comfortable bedrooms: A double bedroom with generous hanging space. A twin bedroom with its own en-suite bathroom (with a full-size bath) A large, stylish shower room is also available. The house has a pretty private garden, where you'll find a sunny open lawn, a stone terrace for outdoor dining, and a small fish pond. The garden is a real highlight of the home. One of the bungalow's most special features is its direct, vehicle-free access to the local children’s play park, the Axbridge Furlong, and open countryside walks beyond—perfect for families and those who love the outdoors. The house also has off-road parking, including an electric car charger. With access to peaceful surroundings, and all the comforts of home, this charming Axbridge bungalow is a perfect base for exploring Cheddar Gorge, the Mendip Hills, and the best of Somerset.

My husband Rob and I and our children live here in Axbridge. We love being in the beautiful Somerset countryside and try to make the most of it! When we are not here we enjoy family holidays and visiting friends and family. We have enjoyed collecting souvenirs from our travels, love music, cooking and entertaining.

Axbridge is a picturesque market town nestled in Somerset, England, at the southern edge of the Mendip Hills. Situated along the River Axe and just three miles west of Cheddar Gorge, it offers a rich tapestry of history, nature, and outdoor activities. The town in located on the edge of the Mendip Hills AONB and the Somerset Levels. The town offers a couple of shops and places to eat and drink as well as a monthly farmers market and you are within easy reach of the coast a Weston Super Mare or Wells, Bath and Bristol for a bit of history. There are multiple outdoor things to do including climbing and caving around the Mendips as well as cycling and walking (a cycle path runs past the front door). A short walk from the town, Cheddar reservoir offers opportunities for birdwatching and sailing, set against the backdrop of the Mendips. There is so much to see and do in the area whatever your interests!