Pines in Chapel Cleeve, near Blue Anchor, is a charming pet-friendly chalet-bungalow that can accommodate up to 2 guests in a double bedroom, with a private garden exclusively for guests. It's a lovely location to access Exmoor and the Brendon Hills, as it is near the coast and the hills.
Situated in a quiet residential area surrounded by woods, Pines is a chalet/bungalow located close to Blue Anchor's coast. The seafront is just a couple of minutes' drive away, and the enclosed garden at the rear of the property provides unobstructed views of open fields and the Brendon hills beyond. Although the kitchen provides glimpses of the promenade and the sea, the property is not overlooked from any direction.
Features:
Sleeps up to 2 guests in one double bedroom
Lounge with French doors leading to the patio and garden
Gas-fired central heating, plus an electric log effect fire
Towels, bed linen, and utilities such as heating and electricity are included
Pet-friendly, with a maximum of one pet allowed for an additional fee of £15
Private and enclosed garden with outside table and chairs
Arrival time is from 4.30 pm, and departure time is by 10.30 am
Saturday is the changeover day
The bedroom, which was previously two rooms, has ample storage space with a large glass-fronted wardrobe. The lounge is of the same size and opens up onto the patio through two French doors, providing plenty of space for relaxation.
There is also a small utility/storage room next to the hall that you are welcome to use, although it mainly houses the owner's belongings.
The newly replaced and expanded decking is a great place to relax and take in the fantastic views, especially at sunset, which can be stunning.
You are welcome to bring your dog with you for a £15 supplement (one maximum), but please don't leave it alone in the property at any time. Thank you for your cooperation.
FacilitiesThe front door leads into a compact hall with access to the kitchen which is provided with table and two stools and outlooks over rear garden affording country views from your seating area. The usual white goods are all there except a dishwasher and there is ample cupboard storage. Plenty of cutlery and china provided along with an array of utility items. The combi boiler gives virtual instant hot water on demand. Also off the hall is a small utility room, primarily for owners storage but is available to guests.
Further access from the hall into the spacious lounge equipped with small table and two chairs. A 27" monitor and printer with connecting leads for your use should you wish. There is also a log effect electric fire. The lounge TV provides Freesat channels.
Sofa with cushions and an armchair with footstool further compliment the living area. Lighting from smart bulbs can be dimmed or simply turned off and on. The Wi Fi router is situated in this room and is unlimited. Double French doors lead directly onto the patio.
A further door gives access to the double bedroom with a large glass fronted three door wardrobe, bedside units, two chest of drawers and two bedside lights, also an LCD clock, plus two small chairs. All linen is provided.
Gas fired central heating radiators are fitted in kitchen, hall, lounge and bedroom plus one storage radiator in the lounge as backup for the Autumn/Winter months.
All utilities plus Wi-Fi and linen are included in the price.
LocationBlue Anchor is a quiet coastal village on the West Somerset shore, with 1.5 miles of beach and views across the Bristol Channel to Wales.
The village sits between Minehead (4 miles east) and Watchet (3 miles west) on the edge of Exmoor National Park. Blue Anchor Bay is a long stretch of sand and shingle, popular for beachcombing, fossil hunting, and simply enjoying the wide open seascape. The Driftwood Cafe on the seafront serves breakfast, lunch, and cream teas, and The Smugglers pub provides a traditional village local.
Getting Around
Blue Anchor has its own station on the West Somerset Railway -- a heritage steam line running between Minehead and Bishops Lydeard. The trains run regularly during the season and make a wonderful day out in their own right, but the station also provides a scenic way to reach Minehead, Dunster, Washford, and Watchet without the car.
Nearby Towns and Villages
Watchet (3 miles west) is a characterful harbour town with independent shops, cafes, a marina, and a small museum. Minehead (4 miles east) is the nearest large town, with supermarkets (Tesco, Morrisons, Lidl), high street shops, banks, and a wide sandy beach. It is also the starting point of the 630-mile South West Coast Path.
Dunster (5 miles) is one of the finest medieval villages in England, with its hilltop castle (National Trust), octagonal Yarn Market, and a main street lined with independent shops, tea rooms, and galleries. Cleeve Abbey (English Heritage), just 1 mile inland from Blue Anchor, is a remarkably complete medieval monastery well worth a visit.
