We have been awarded 4 stars from  Enjoy England for Self Catering Accommodation

Coleridge Way Cottages are in Exmoor National Park

We welcome walkers as part of our Enjoy England certification

We welcome Cyclists as part of our Enjoy England certification

A selection from our Guest Book:

"We have had the most fantastic Xmas. Gorgeous cottage, stunning location"
Emma & Nick,
Dec-09

"Wonderfully cosy and beautifully decorated cottage. An ideal base for exploring the countryside."
Lisa & Dom,
Nov-09

"A truly spectacular cottage in an amazing setting. Thank you for such a wonderful holiday and for all your help while we stayed in your cottage."
Ann & Paul with Emmy & Martha their lurchers,
Aug-09

"A lovely cottage to relax in situated in an idyllic area - great walking, villages, pubs & people. Thanks"
Anna & Teal
Oct-09

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Congratulations to Lisa Taylor who won our first draw on 13th Nov.'09

Samuel Coleridge & William Wordsworth

The cottages are named after the Samuel Coleridge who moved to Nether Stowey in 1797 with his wife Sara and their son Hartley. Coleridge wished to lead a simple life, growing food for his family, reading and above all writing poetry.

The cottages are on the Coleridge Bridle Way, a horse bridle way opened in May 2007 which runs for 33 miles from Nether Stowey in the Quantock hills to Exford on Exmoor.

Samuel Coleridge

Samuel Coleridge

Within a year of moving to Nether Stowey, Coleridge had written some of his most famous works: The Rime of The Ancient Mariner, Frost at Midnight, This Lime Tree Bower my Prison and the opium-inspired Kubla Khan. In spring 1798 he collaborated with Wordsworth on a volume of poetry called Lyrical Ballads. Having travelled for several months in Germany, Coleridge and his family left the cottage in Nether Stowey in October 1799.

During his three years in Somerset, Coleridge walked nearly every day for miles and miles, drawing inspiration for some of his best-known works from the beautiful landscape around him. His walking was the inspiration for the Coleridge Way and subsequent Coleridge Bridle Way.

In July 1798 William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy visited Coleridge and were so enthralled by him that they decided to rent a mansion called Alfoxden, near Holford, three miles west of Nether Stowey.

William Wordsworth

William Wordsworth

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Emma on Zephy with Leigh Barton in the background
Emma on her
horse Zephy.

4+ star luxury cottage with magnificent south east facing views

4+ star luxury cottages with magnificent south facing views.

Luxury Interior Finish in the Coleridge Cottage

I think the balance in the cottages is just right; high quality fittings,great interior design and of course the wood burning stove!. M & J,
London. Nov-08

Views across the Brendon Hills in Exmoor

"A peaceful location and beautiful scenery from cottage" Ms. P, Dorset, Aug-08

Kitchen Units in the Coleridge Cottage

...and a beautiful kitchen area that allows for some 'proper' cooking
M & J,London. Nov-08

You can lay in bed looking out across the most beautiful, uniterrupted view. Just magnificent

You can lay in bed looking out across the most beautiful, uniterrupted view.

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