Property Summary
Little House in the Big Woods is a unique cedar-clad pod located in a private, rural setting, at the head of a valley within 500 acres of private farmland. The accommodation comfortably sleeps up to 2 guests, comprising a king-sized bed, en-suite shower room and basic kitchen facilities.

Main Description
The Little House is set within the Brendon Hill and is a small, rural retreat, perfect for two guests looking to escape to the countryside, or wanting to explore the Brendon Hills and Exmoor or enjoy the dark skies.

Sleeps up to 2 guests
Unique cedar-clad pod in a private location
King-sized bed
Shower room
Basic kitchen facilities (sink, kettle, toaster and microwave)
Bed linen and towels provided
Footpaths direct from the farm
Clatworthy reservoir nearby - great for fishing or walking (can be accessed direct from the farm, no car needed. The round walking trip is 6 miles)
Nearest pub serving meals is 1 mile away on the private drive
Arrive from 3 pm
Depart by 11 am
Strictly no smoking
Regret no pets/toddlers or children. Babes in arms welcome. Regret no guests with mobility issues.

Entrance to the property is up one step and over the threshold, through the double doors into the pod. A table and chairs and comfortable chair are located just inside the door, and the king-sized bed with bed-side tables and a selection of books to enjoy. The kitchen area is located at the rear of the pod as is the shower room.

Indoor Description
The small kitchen facilities comprise a freestanding sink (with hot and cold water), a small fridge, microwave, toaster and a kettle. Crockery, cutlery and selection of glassware is provided, as well as a supply of teas and coffee, milk and sugar.
The owner lives on site and will happily help with information on walks, swimming, cycle rides and local pubs/restaurants.

One king-size bed with excellent reading lights. The mattress, duvet and pillows and cold weather blanket are all hypoallergenic. Bed linen is provided.

The shower room has an enclosed shower unit, toilet and and hand basin. Towels are provided but please bring your own beach towels if you wish to take them with you on day trips.

The bathroom has a radiator on a timer which ensures the pod is always warm and there is an additional free standing heating stove.

There is no television or internet in the pod but the area has strong 4G reception.

No animals allowed and strictly no smoking.


Outdoor Description
There are two outside sitting areas, one for the morning sun and one for the evening sun. The area directly outside the property is for guests sole use.

Due to the remote location you will not be disturbed by traffic or road noise, but there may be some noise from the cattle or sheep in the adjacent (well fenced) fields.

The owners live nearby on the farm and are happy to help with suggestions for beautiful walks on the Quantocks and Exmoor, as well as local beaches and interesting places to visit.

Parking
Parking for one or two cars is available on the drive beside the property.
We have electric hook up for electric cars down at the main house, charges will apply. Not Tesla charging.

Pets Description
Sorry, no pets at Little House in the Big Woods

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
Unfortunately, the pod is not available over the Christmas/New Year period

The region

The Brendon Hills are a beautiful, unspoilt ridge of high farmland on the eastern fringe of Exmoor National Park, offering far-reaching views and deep rural tranquillity.

This is a landscape of scattered farms, ancient hedgerows, and quiet lanes, stretching between the open moor of Exmoor to the west and the gentler Quantock Hills to the east. The area has a rich industrial heritage -- iron ore was mined here from the 1850s to the 1880s, and the remains of the West Somerset Mineral Railway can still be traced across the hillside. Today, the Brendon Hills are a haven for walkers, cyclists, and anyone seeking genuine peace and seclusion in the heart of the West Somerset countryside.

Local Amenities

The Brendon Hills are deeply rural, so it is worth stocking up before you arrive. The nearest village with everyday facilities is Wheddon Cross, approximately 3 to 5 miles from most properties. Wheddon Cross has a well-stocked village shop and post office, a pub serving food, and a petrol station. The village of Brompton Regis, tucked into the valley below Wimbleball Lake, has a small community shop and a charming village pub.

Nearby Shopping

Dulverton, approximately 8 miles south, is a handsome small town on the southern edge of the National Park with a good range of independent shops, a butcher, a chemist, and the Exmoor National Park Visitor Centre. Watchet, approximately 8 miles to the north-east, is a historic harbour town with a small supermarket, independent shops, and a marina.