Putham Barn in Cutcombe
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1 bedroom (sleeps 2)
1 bathroom
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Putham Barn in Cutcombe
Putham Barn, Cutcombe (Somerset) is a detached property at the end of a quiet drive with stunning views over the Exmoor countryside. The property sleeps 2/4 guests in one double bedroom, plus sofa bed. The garden room provides a lovely space to enjoy the scenery. Dog-friendly, maximum of 1 dog.
Main Description
Putham Barn, Cutcombe (Somerset) is located on the edge of the village, perched neatly on the side of the hill with the valley sweeping away beneath. There are lovely Exmoor walks direct from the door and village amenities are less than a mile away.
Sleeps up to 2/4 guests
We suggest best suited to 2 guests, or 2 adults and 2 children, but can accommodate up to 4
Galleried bedroom upstairs on a mezzanine level with double bed
Sofa bed in the living area offering flexible sleeping arrangements, if required
Garden room with stunning views
New kitchen recently fitted
Downstairs shower room with shower, toilet and handbasin
Underfloor heating on the ground level
Gas 'wood-burner' in the living area
Small paddock in front of the cottage for guests to use if they wish
Bed linen and towels provided
Wifi, heating and electricity included
Dog welcome (strictly 1 max) for supplement of £35
Strictly no smoking
Arrive from 4 pm
Depart by 10 am
Please note, dogs are welcome by prior arrangement (maximum of 1) for supplementary fee of £35 (note, no dogs in season please). This property is situated next door to a working farm therefore you must ensure your dog is kept under your control at all times, as there is likely to be livestock nearby. Furthermore, please do not allow your dog on the furniture or upstairs and do not leave them alone in the property at any time. Thanks for your cooperation.
Indoor Description
The main entrance to the property is at the side of the cottage, a small porch, ideal for storing boots, coats, etc, opens into the kitchen which has been recently fitted. The kitchen comprises an oven with gas hob, microwave, toaster, electric kettle, under-counter fridge (with freezer compartment) and includes a variety of cookware, utensils, crockery, cutlery and glasses. The shower room is also on this level; a shower unit, toilet and hand basin. Approximately 4 steps with a handrail lead up to the living room where there is a TV and a sofa, which folds out into a sofa bed which can provide flexible sleeping arrangements if required or can sleep up to 2 children. A glass door leads to the garden room which runs almost the length of the property, a small dining table and a variety of chairs are provided should you wish to dine or relax admiring the view. Stairs from the living room lead up the mezzanine area with a double bed.
Heating and electricity are included in the price of your accommodation. Putham Barn is fitted with underfloor heating on the ground floor plus a gas-fired imitation wood burner in the living room. There are radiators on mezzanine level (bedroom) plus electric fan heaters for the garden room if required.
Wifi is available free of charge.
Dogs are welcome (maximum of 1) upon payment of a supplement of £35 (note, no female dogs in season please). Please do not allow your dogs on the furniture or upstairs or leave them unattended in the property.
Outdoor Description
There is a small patio area to the front of the cottage where guests can sit to enjoy the view with a portable BBQ. There's also a small paddock in front of the cottage that guests can use if they wish to. There is fabulous walking directly from the door, with footpaths and bridleways very nearby.
Please note that Putham Barn is located next door to a working farm and there is likely to be sheep in the immediate vicinity. You are expected to keep your dog/s under control at all times.
Parking
There is parking for one vehicle on the drive outside the property.
Pets Description
Dogs to be kept on the ground floor. Also please note, it's your responsibility to make sure your dog is under control at all times, a neighbour has sheep and horses/ponies nearby. Thanks for your cooperation. Please do not leave dogs in the Barn when going out.
Restricted mobility
This has not been completed by the owner.
Exit in case of emergency
This has not been completed by the owner.
Christmas / New Year
Tasteful Christmas decorations. Mince pies and shortbread included in welcome pack
The region
Wheddon Cross is often called the 'crossroads of Exmoor' -- a friendly village at the junction of the B3224 and B3358, right in the heart of the National Park.
Standing at around 300 metres above sea level, Wheddon Cross is the highest village on Exmoor. It sits in the parish of Cutcombe, with the ancient parish church of St Andrew just a short walk away in the neighbouring hamlet. The village grew up around its important crossroads, where travellers on the old coaching routes between Dulverton, Minehead and Simonsbath would stop to rest.
Village Amenities
The Rest and Be Thankful Inn stands at the centre of the village -- a 19th-century coaching inn serving food, local ales and accommodation. Wheddon Cross also has a well-stocked village shop with post office services, a petrol station with ATM, free public toilets, a children's play park, and an active village hall hosting regular community events.
Nearby Towns
Minehead (8 miles) -- The main town of West Somerset, with larger supermarkets (Tesco, Morrisons, Lidl), high street banks, a sandy beach, and the terminus of the West Somerset Railway.
Dunster (7 miles) -- One of England's best-preserved medieval villages, dominated by its castle and famous yarn market. Excellent independent shops and places to eat.
Dulverton (10 miles) -- Known as the southern gateway to Exmoor, with a National Park Visitor Centre, independent shops, a butcher, and several pubs and restaurants along the River Barle.
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What's nearby
- Exmoor National Park - 1 min walk - 0.0 km
- Dunster Castle - 14 min drive - 12.1 km
- Dunster Beach - 19 min drive - 14.7 km
- Porlock Weir Harbour - 30 min drive - 21.4 km
- University of Exeter - 59 min drive - 59.7 km
Getting around
Restaurants
- The Duke of Wellington (Wetherspoon) - 17 min drive
- McDonald's - 16 min drive
- Kiss Coffee - 17 min drive
- Mr Micawbers - 17 min drive
- The Hairy Dog - 17 min drive
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8/10 Good
Lonneke V.
The view is wonderfull, very peaceful location! Nice kitchen and good atmosphere!
Lonneke V.
8/10 Good
Boonsita M.
Lovely place to be. We loved the time there. There are so many things we could do there.
Boonsita M.
10/10 Excellent
Eliza A.
Great accommodation, beautiful location. Very hospitable host. Top marks all round.
Eliza A.
8/10 Good
Andrew T.
Lovely views and peaceful
Andrew T.
10/10 Excellent
kay m.
Amazing property in an amazing location, so cosy and well equipped, we hope to revisit when the worl
kay m.
8/10 Good
Heather H.
Peaceful with great views
Heather H.
10/10 Excellent
maureen grogan
It is a perfect location to relax and enjoy nature and the amazing views. Just a short drive to many
maureen grogan
10/10 Excellent
Anthony L.
Great place as ever. 2nd time we have stayed hopefully say's it all. Can't fault it
Anthony L.
10/10 Excellent
Patricia D.
The accommodation was delightful and in a lovely location with beautiful views especially from the
Patricia D.
10/10 Excellent
Melody S.
We had a great stay! The house is very cosy and comfortable. The view from the garden room is as stu
Melody S.
10/10 Excellent
A lovely out of the way spot with amazing views across the valley. It is in a perfect location to ex
8/10 Good
Solenne G.
An outstanding location with convenient proximity to footpaths and lots of Exmoor sights. Breathtaki
Solenne G.
10/10 Excellent
Geoff H.
A 5 star cottage with a very warm welcome from Mary, the owner. Quite remote but easily walkable to
Geoff H.
10/10 Excellent
Andrew B.
We had a fantastic time, and really didn't want to leave. A stunning location and Mary was such a gr
Andrew B.
10/10 Excellent
Suzanne S.
Really beautiful spot. Great for getting away from it all. Would happily return. Loved being able to
Suzanne S.
10/10 Excellent
Rebecca S.
The views from every room were amazing. There is always wildlife to be spotted no matter the weather
Rebecca S.
10/10 Excellent
Bernardus Marie h.
Toplocation
Bernardus Marie h.
10/10 Excellent
Wendy H.
Wanted a peaceful retreat .Putham barn ideal. Simple comfort . Beautiful views
Wendy H.
10/10 Excellent
Anthony M.
Stunning view from conservatory.
Anthony M.
10/10 Excellent
Shabina R.
The cottage was the perfect location for us. It was quiet but close enough to access local amenities
Shabina R.
10/10 Excellent
Michelle M.
Beautiful location in the hills. It was lovely to watch the changing weather. A herd of deer spent m
Michelle M.
8/10 Good
Stephen K., Cromer Norfolk
Very comfortable bed but lots of early morning light, could put someone off.
Stephen K.
8/10 Good
Brenda T.
The Barn is in a wonderful position with glorious views. Cutcombe is very central to all of Exmoor
Brenda T.
6/10 Okay
Helen D.
Fantastic location, went down the hill to Wheddon Cross and took a different direction every day. Ea
Helen D.
About the host
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Wheddon Cross is often called the 'crossroads of Exmoor' -- a friendly village at the junction of the B3224 and B3358, right in the heart of the National Park.
Standing at around 300 metres above sea level, Wheddon Cross is the highest village on Exmoor. It sits in the parish of Cutcombe, with the ancient parish church of St Andrew just a short walk away in the neighbouring hamlet. The village grew up around its important crossroads, where travellers on the old coaching routes between Dulverton, Minehead and Simonsbath would stop to rest.
Village Amenities
The Rest and Be Thankful Inn stands at the centre of the village -- a 19th-century coaching inn serving food, local ales and accommodation. Wheddon Cross also has a well-stocked village shop with post office services, a petrol station with ATM, free public toilets, a children's play park, and an active village hall hosting regular community events.
Nearby Towns
Minehead (8 miles) -- The main town of West Somerset, with larger supermarkets (Tesco, Morrisons, Lidl), high street banks, a sandy beach, and the terminus of the West Somerset Railway.
Dunster (7 miles) -- One of England's best-preserved medieval villages, dominated by its castle and famous yarn market. Excellent independent shops and places to eat.
Dulverton (10 miles) -- Known as the southern gateway to Exmoor, with a National Park Visitor Centre, independent shops, a butcher, and several pubs and restaurants along the River Barle.




























