Oyster Catchers

About this property

Resting at the heart of the harbour town of Watchet, Somerset which backs onto the pebble beach, lies this charming, two-bedroom holiday home, Oyster Catchers. With exquisite sea views, easy beach access, and good positioning to nearby attractions and amenities, this property is perfect for small families seeking a relaxing, seaside escape to the south of England. Once you've unpacked, you can make your way to one of the pubs or restaurants that the town has to offer, or cook a meal in the well-equipped kitchen/diner, savouring your meals sat around the dining table or relax in the sitting room whilst you watch your favourite shows on the TV. You will be able to hear the waves crashing from your bedroom and in the morning you can take your coffee out into the outdoor beach hut, where you can soak up calming sea views, a great way to start any day. When ready, take time to explore your local surroundings by walking to the Watchet Boat Museum, or the East Quay arts centre which also has a cafe , take a leisurely stroll along the Beach, or spend the afternoon getting up close and personal with exotic animals at the Tropiquaria Wildlife Park. You can walk along the beach to Blue Anchor where there is a nice cafe or carry on to Dunster, enjoying the views across the channel towards Wales, and wander through the medieval streets of Dunster with the beautiful castle towering above, If you get tired, why not take the steam train back again. A short drive west along the coast will bring you to Minehead, where the tranquil grounds of Blenheim Gardens await, as do the lush, golden sands of Minehead Beach. Whilst you're in the region, why not stop by the National Trust landmark of Dunster Castle and Watermill, or perhaps take an exhilarating bike ride through the stunning scenery of the Dunkery & Horner Wood National Nature Reserve. Enjoy the friendliness of the small harbour town and the beautiful countryside and views around at Oyster Catchers.

Visitors can enjoy the range of charming shops on offer in Watchet, a charming small Somerset harbour town with a nautical heritage spanning more than two millennia, as well as the opportunity to observe the boats in the marina. The West Somerset Railway, a twenty-mile stretch of restored steam railway, goes through Watchet and continues through breathtaking countryside for another nine miles to the coastal town of Minehead, drawing in rail enthusiasts from all over. The Quantock Hills climb to 1,000 feet above sea level near St. Audries in the east, and the Brendon Hills and Exmoor are to the west and are also easily accessible. From Watchet, there are wonderful walks down the coast. Discover the numerous charming coastal and inland villages, such as Porlock with its steep hill and charming winding alleys, Dunster with its spectacular castle towering above the old village, and Minehead with its bustling resort, sandy beach, golf course, and classic seaside attractions. This is a fantastic choice for a holiday location because of the rural scenery, stunning coastline, and wonderful walking.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin, (can be zip/linked to king size on request).

Bathroom with freestanding bath, walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC.

Kitchen/diner.

Sitting room

Gas central heating.

Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge with ice box.

TV and WiFi.

Fuel and power included rent.

Bed linen and towels included rent.

Roadside parking available on a first come, first serve basis, plus permit for 1 car in the residents car park 100m away.

Enclosed rear patio and separate enclosed yard with beach hut.

Two well-behaved dogs welcome (large dog crate available on request).

Note: Please bring your own towels and bedding for dogs.

Note: Dogs are not allowed on the furniture.

Sorry, no smoking.

Shop, pub, and beach, 0.2 miles.

Please note, no washing machine or dishwasher.

You can have a car free holiday.

There is an open top bus, the Exmoor Coaster to travel along the coast, and a Steam Train linking the property to local attractions and towns like Bishops Lydeard.

Note: On the 29th of July, the road the property is on is closed only in the afternoon due to the carnival, and you can still park in the car park and walk to the property