Escape to Woodland Corner, a charming Batcombe retreat. Dog-friendly, stylish, and spacious, it offers peaceful gardens, cosy wood burners, scenic walks, and easy access to Bruton, Bath, Longleat, and Mendip Hills.
Electricity, bed linen and towels included. No smoking. There is a security deposit of £150.00 to be paid 1 week prior to arrival.
Nestled in the tranquil village of Batcombe near Bruton, Somerset, Woodland Corner is a charming semi-detached period home offering the perfect countryside escape. Set opposite the picturesque village church, this beautifully styled retreat combines traditional character with tasteful contemporary touches, making it an inviting, dog-friendly getaway for families or groups of up to five guests.
Step outside and enjoy the enclosed garden—ideal for alfresco dining or simply soaking up the peaceful surroundings. From here, you can follow a footpath down into the valley for a scenic stroll. With roadside parking and a strong focus on eco-friendly living (right down to the cleaning products), Woodland Corner offers both comfort and conscience.
Inside, the fully equipped kitchen provides everything you need to prepare home-cooked meals, which can be enjoyed around the dining table as you share stories from the day. A utility room and sleek wet room add convenience, while two inviting living spaces offer a choice of settings for unwinding—one with a Smart TV, surround sound, and a cosy wood-burning stove, and a second snug featuring original flagstone floors, exposed brickwork, plush seating, and another log burner for quiet moments with a book. Upstairs, you’ll find three thoughtfully designed bedrooms—two doubles and a single—alongside a well-appointed bathroom with a full-size bath for leisurely soaks.
Explore local landmarks such as the historic Bruton Dovecote, the Bruton Museum, and the renowned Hauser & Wirth art centre. Woodland trails, including the path to King Alfred’s Tower and Redlynch Park, await the outdoor enthusiast. The Three Horseshoes Pub is just around the corner about a 100 metres its a lovely 17th century inn with an outside garden. The restaurant was opened by Margot Henderson and is one of the top 50 gastro pubs. Bruton is about 3 miles away has the At The Chapel restaurant and bar. Also, there is Osip a Michelin-starred restaurant run by Merlin Labron-Johnson. Close to the cottage is also The Newt good for gardens and restaurant. Glastonbury town with its lovely tour. The famous Caves of Cheddar Gorge.
Venture further to Frome to explore Rodden Meadow, catch a show at The Cheese & Grain, or enjoy great food at local favourites like Castello and The Crown Inn. The Mendip Hills AONB is within easy reach for scenic hikes and cycling, and family days out at Longleat Safari Park or the National Trust’s Cley Hill are close by. For a cultural day trip, head to the city of Bath and explore the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, The Jane Austen Centre, and the Thermae Bath Spa.
Step outside and enjoy the enclosed garden—ideal for alfresco dining or simply soaking up the peaceful surroundings. From here, you can follow a footpath down into the valley for a scenic stroll. With roadside parking and a strong focus on eco-friendly living (right down to the cleaning products), Woodland Corner offers both comfort and conscience.
Inside, the fully equipped kitchen provides everything you need to prepare home-cooked meals, which can be enjoyed around the dining table as you share stories from the day. A utility room and sleek wet room add convenience, while two inviting living spaces offer a choice of settings for unwinding—one with a Smart TV, surround sound, and a cosy wood-burning stove, and a second snug featuring original flagstone floors, exposed brickwork, plush seating, and another log burner for quiet moments with a book. Upstairs, you’ll find three thoughtfully designed bedrooms—two doubles and a single—alongside a well-appointed bathroom with a full-size bath for leisurely soaks.
Explore local landmarks such as the historic Bruton Dovecote, the Bruton Museum, and the renowned Hauser & Wirth art centre. Woodland trails, including the path to King Alfred’s Tower and Redlynch Park, await the outdoor enthusiast. The Three Horseshoes Pub is just around the corner about a 100 metres its a lovely 17th century inn with an outside garden. The restaurant was opened by Margot Henderson and is one of the top 50 gastro pubs. Bruton is about 3 miles away has the At The Chapel restaurant and bar. Also, there is Osip a Michelin-starred restaurant run by Merlin Labron-Johnson. Close to the cottage is also The Newt good for gardens and restaurant. Glastonbury town with its lovely tour. The famous Caves of Cheddar Gorge.
Venture further to Frome to explore Rodden Meadow, catch a show at The Cheese & Grain, or enjoy great food at local favourites like Castello and The Crown Inn. The Mendip Hills AONB is within easy reach for scenic hikes and cycling, and family days out at Longleat Safari Park or the National Trust’s Cley Hill are close by. For a cultural day trip, head to the city of Bath and explore the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, The Jane Austen Centre, and the Thermae Bath Spa.
