Cuain Cottage, Watchet
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- Place, The Radio Museum2 min walk
- Place, Principality Stadium
- Place, Exmoor National Park5 min drive
- Airport, Bristol (BRS-Bristol Intl.)76 min drive
Rooms & beds
3 bedrooms (sleeps 4)
1 bathroom
Bathroom 1
About this property
Cuain Cottage, Watchet
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Charming Bungalow , much upgraded Near a beach ,farm shop and steam railway
- Kitchen
- Washing machine
- Dryer
- Free Wi-Fi
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Pets
Smoking
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About the area
Watchet

What's nearby
- The Radio Museum - 2 min walk - 0.2 km
- Exmoor National Park - 5 min drive - 5.7 km
- Dunster Castle - 13 min drive - 13.6 km
- County Cricket Ground - 30 min drive - 33.8 km
- Lynton and Lymouth Cliff Railway - 46 min drive - 51.2 km
Getting around
Restaurants
- The Deck Restaurant - 16 min drive
- The Valiant Soldier - 10 min drive
- Inn on the Green - 15 min drive
- East Quay Watchet - 3 min walk
- Firehouse Grill - 15 min drive
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10/10 Excellent
David N.
A lovely little cottage, very comfortable and I had a very relaxing time. Area is great with plenty
David N.
8/10 Good
Alison C.
Cuain Cottage is a clean and comfortable place to stay in a great location by the harbour close to a
Alison C.
10/10 Excellent
Andrew P.
lovely little cottage very clean and well presented
Andrew P.
8/10 Good
Liz P.
We really liked the location so near the harbour and centre of the town. Sitting outside on the benc
Liz P.
8/10 Good
Outstanding location, you really could not get any closer to the harbour. Watchet is a lovely small
8/10 Good
Ralph M.
Lovely location, just off main street, yet quiet with the harbour a stones throw for evening strolls
Ralph M.
10/10 Excellent
Paul H.
The cottage is simple, clean and was lovely to stay in. Parking was never a problem in one of the ne
Paul H.
10/10 Excellent
Dean P.
Loved it
Dean P.
10/10 Excellent
Philippa A.
Cousin Cottage, Watchet
Philippa A.
10/10 Excellent
Suzanne T.
New Year in Watchet
Suzanne T.
10/10 Excellent
Guy H.
Nice, quiet little place in the middle of Watchet, only a few paces from pasties, cider, ice-cream,
Guy H.
10/10 Excellent
Michelle S.
Nice quiet location and easy parking with permit through owners in carpark very close by the Co Op s
Michelle S.
8/10 Good
Sylvia S.
People seem to eat early in Watchet so either book or take a chance that you will be served after 8p
Sylvia S.
10/10 Excellent
Gloria G.
Cuain Cottage was nicer than I expected ,I don't think the listing does it Justice .Very clean .Love
Gloria G.
10/10 Excellent
Marie R.
Cuain cottage Watchet
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About the host
Hosted by Chris
Watchet is a historic harbour town on the West Somerset coast, one of the oldest ports in England. Its working marina, independent shops, and friendly atmosphere make it a wonderful base for exploring Exmoor.
The town sits where the Washford River meets the Bristol Channel, with a compact centre of colour-washed cottages, narrow lanes, and a lively harbourside. Watchet has a long maritime heritage -- it was a busy trading port in Saxon times and is famously linked to Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who is said to have been inspired to write The Rime of the Ancient Mariner after visiting the harbour. A striking statue of the mariner stands on the Esplanade.
Town Amenities
Watchet has a good range of everyday amenities for a small town. There is a convenience store, a post office, a chemist, and several independent shops along Swain Street, including galleries, gift shops, and a bookshop. The town also has a laundrette, a fish and chip shop at the harbour, and several cafes. There is a pay-and-display car park near the marina and free on-street parking in the town centre.
Nearby Shopping
Williton is approximately 2 miles away and has a petrol station, Co-op supermarket, and a few additional shops. Minehead, approximately 8 miles west along the coast, has Tesco, Morrisons, and Lidl, as well as most high street banks, a post office, and a wider range of shops. For a full day of shopping, Taunton is approximately 25 miles away and Bridgwater approximately 18 miles, both with town centres and retail parks.



























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