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Property ID
3784Property Locations
SomersetBedrooms
2Property Price
£110 / FromBathrooms
1Property Status
For RentPet FriendlyFloor
1Property Types
CottageCaptain’s Cottage, Minehead (Somerset) is a delightful, Grade II, former fisherman’s cottage, sleeping up to 4 guests in 2 bedrooms, with sea views across the Bristol Channel. The property full of character and charm, with beach and the start of the the South West Coastal path right on the doorstep. This is a mid-terrace, 18th century cottage in an enviable position on Quay Street in Minehead, not far from the harbour and just across the road from the beach. The characterful cottage is full of charm, retaining many period features, including a large inglenook fireplace, beamed ceilings, doorways of limited height in places, it is also well-equipped for a comfortable and relaxing stay.
From the pavement, a few steps (with handrail) lead down to the front door which opens into a hallway running the length of the ground floor. To the left is the cosy sitting room with TV and comfortable seating, and to the right of the hall is the kitchen and dining area. There is also a ground floor cloakroom with toilet and hand basin which is accessed externally. Stairs at the far end of the hallway lead up to the first floor, where both double bedrooms are situated, as well as the family bathroom, comprising bath, separate shower unit, toilet and hand basin. Note, due to the age and style of the property we recommend that this cottage is not suitable for anyone with limited mobility and the terraces are accessed via stone steps, in places without handrail, so not suitable for unsupervised children.
Sleeps up to 4 guests / Two double bedrooms – both with sea views Family bathroom with bath and separate shower unit / Sitting room with inglenook fireplace / Modern kitchen with dining area Rear terrace with sea views / Bed linen and towels provided / Wifi, heating and electricity included / Arrive from 3 pm, Depart by 10 am / Sorry, no dogs.

