Guests say
Guests generally appreciate the cottage's prime location in Watchet, its cleanliness, and the comfort it provides. The property is well-equipped, dog-friendly, and offers a cosy atmosphere with a woodburner and a well-appointed kitchen and bathroom. The welcome treats are a nice touch, though not guaranteed. Parking can be challenging for larger vehicles, and some guests suggest minor improvements in maintenance and garden upkeep.
The majority of reviews praise the property's cleanliness, with only a few noting areas for improvement such as dust under furniture. The positive remarks suggest a high standard of cleanliness overall.
The location is highly regarded for its proximity to local attractions, the harbour, and the peaceful environment. The convenience for exploring Watchet and the surrounding areas is frequently mentioned.
Guests find the cottage comfortable, highlighting the cosy woodburner and comfortable beds. Some reviews suggest the need for better quality cutlery and additional kitchen utensils, which slightly affects the comfort score.
Facilities are generally well-received, with a well-equipped kitchen and bathroom. However, comments about the need for more kitchenware, the state of the gardens, and parking difficulties indicate room for improvement in facilities and maintenance.
While some guests mention welcome gifts such as cake and cider, not all reviews reference this, and it is not consistent enough to guarantee such amenities. Therefore, a score cannot be accurately provided.
About this property
Tucked away in the picturesque harbour town of Watchet, in Somerset, is this quaint, mid-terrace cottage, 7 Severn Terrace. Set over two floors and offering sea views across rooftops, this charming retreat is an ideal choice for families and friends alike, with easy access to the stunning Quantock Hills AONB. On arrival at the cottage, park at the rear of the property in the off road parking spaces and enter the property through the charming courtyard into the kitchen. Wander through to the contemporary kitchen, amply–equipped with all the essentials for a short break, including an electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and even a washing machine, so you won’t have to pack your whole wardrobe. Serve the fruits of your labour in the separate dining room, toasting to a much-needed break with your nearest and dearest. Unwind in the lounge, offering plush seating with a TV and woodburning stove, you’ll have everything for a cosy night in! As the evening draws to a close, venture upstairs and discover the bedrooms; the master includes a king-size bed with feature fireplace, whilst the second room offers a twin, perfect for the little ones. The sleek bathroom rounds off the interior, boasting a gorgeous freestanding bath and walk-in shower cubicle, so you can best decide how to prepare for the day. Outside there is the charming courtyard and enclosed raised rear garden where you can listen to the puffing of the steam train whilst looking across the roof tops to the sea. When you’re ready to explore, the bustling town of Watchet is filled with independent shops, pubs, cafés, restaurants, try your look hunting at Whatchet nationally renowned fossil beach, plus there’s a whole of attractions from the picturesque marina to the museum and a short distance from the Steam Railway, taking visitors through beautiful countryside and coast. If you’d prefer to explore on foot then there are many paths along the coast from Watchet, while the Quantock Hills AONB boast vast landscapes to explore, and the Exmoor National Park offers an expansive nature reserve. Set in a wonderful region of Somerset, choose 7 Severn Terrace as your next coastal escape.
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 railroad, goes through Watchet and continues through breathtaking countryside for another nine miles to the coastal town of Minehead, drawing in rail enthusiasts from all around. 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 vacation location because of the rural scenery, stunning coastline, and wonderful walking.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x twin.
Bathroom with freestanding bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Dining room.
Sitting room with woodburning stove
Gas central heating with woodburning stove.
Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included In rent.
Bed linen and towels included In rent.
Off-road parking opposite, only suitable for cars.
Enclosed patio with seating.
Two-well behaved pets welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.2 miles, pub 0.5 miles
Nearby points of interest
- Torre Cider Farm
- Hestercombe Gardens
Reviews (19)
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Ian
Comfortable lounge, large TV with all streaming channels, dining room, very smart range cooker and a king size bed in the master bedroom with a view of the Bristol Channel. Good walking from the cottage east and west along the coast path and Cleeve Abbey and Dunster Castle close by. We had a great holiday and will almost certainly visit again.
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Debra
Very overgrown grass not an area you would want to spend time in and neither was the back courtyard, in need of wall repainting and looking cared for. Not very comfortable seating downstairs but bedroom pleasant with large comfortable bed. Bathroom good size the shower was lovely.
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Kirk
Only comments regarding the property are that the gardens were disappointing and not really suitable for dogs and the vehicular access is very limited with no turning space.