Bradley Cross Farm, Shepherds Cottage
- Cottage
- Sleeps: 2
- Bedrooms: 1
- Min Stay: 2–3 nights
Cottage in Cheddar, Somerset, England - Outstanding Views From Cottage Over The Somerset Levels
Bedrooms
Amenities
Featured
- No Smoking
- Children Welcome
- Internet
- Parking
- Pets Welcome
Safety features
- Deadbolt lock
- Smoke detectorLounge
- Carbon-monoxide detectorLounge
- Exterior lighting
Location Type
- Rural
General
- Parking
- Internet
Dining
- Dining Area
Outside
- GolfGolf courses in Wedmore 4 miles and Wells 8 miles.
Notes
- Notes on accommodation: Wood burning stove (wood included in price) Outside: Garden, table chairs, barbecue, Pony trekking, caving, rock climbing
Policies
Cancellation Policy
- 100% refund if you cancel at least 14 days before check-in.
- 50% refund (minus the service fee) if you cancel at least 7 days before check-in.
- No refund if you cancel less than 7 days before check-in.
Damage and incidentals
You will be responsible for any damage to the rental property caused by you or your party during your stay.
House Rules
Children allowed - Children under 2 years oldChildren under 2 years old
Pets allowed - Well behaved pets Well behaved pets
No parties/events
No smoking
Max guests: 2
36 Reviews
Beautiful spot with lovely friendly owners.
Fire was lit for our arrival with ample access to wood.
Owners friendly and full of local knowledge .
View is stunning with nothing to interrupt it.
Cheddar is in walking distance both the village and the gorge.
Highly recommended
Thanks for taking the time to review your stay with us Amanda ! We are glad you managed to cram a lot in during your stay and made good use of our Shepherds Cottage. We look forward to seeing you both again in the very near future. Best wishes .... Judy & Paul
Beautiful quiet spot
Lovely location in a quiet place but handy for seeing the sights of Somerset. Very helpful hosts, nothing was too much trouble. Thank you.
Denise & Denis, Thanks for taking the time to leave a review of your stay with us. It was a pleasure to meet you both and have you stay, we are glad you found our location suitable for your needs. We look forward to seeing you back at the farm another time. All the best .... Judy & Paul
Bradley Cross cottage
Lovely hoists, Judy and Paul were lovely, beautiful scenery and plenty to do. Thankyou. Simone and Darren
Dear Simone & Darren
It was great to have you stay. You made such a good use of us as a base as you explored the local area and further afield. We look forward to seeing you again, maybe with the dogs next time ? Definitely playmates for puppy Tess.
All the best .... Judy & Paul
Relaxing and friendly farm stay
My daughter and I and our two dogs really enjoyed our stay in the cottage. It was cosy with the most comfortable holidays beds we have ever slept in.
The view is beautiful and Paul and Judy are very friendly and helpful hosts.
Thank you Helen for taking the time to leave a review. It was a pleasure to have you all stay with us. Tess will have grown out of her puppy stage and will be less "busy" when you return WE HOPE ! Many thanks ... Judy & Paul
Perfect getaway
absolutely loved our stay, everything was just as described, no surprises. A lovely welcome from the hosts and their two adorable dogs. It's a shame our dog wasn't as amiable. It was total peace and quiet and the weather was kind right up until our last day, Cheddar Gorge is just a short drive and is delightful. Weston Super Mare is a lovely seaside resort and has been brought into the 21st century. I would highly recommend this property.
Thanks Janet & Barry for taking the time to write such a glowing review. It was a pleasure to meet you both and Henry was no problem either. We look forward to seeing you again soon. Best wishes .... Judy & Paul
Map
Special interest holidays:
Working farm, walkers & ramblers over The Mendip Hills and West Mendip Way,
cycling, mountain biking.
Trekking centre 3 miles, i.e. Hourly rides, Pub rides, Day rides etc
Coast/Beach:
Weston Super Mare 14 miles, large sandy beach, adequate parking, easy access to shops, on beach parking sometimes available
Travel:
Road Directions
M5 Jcn 22 onto A38. Follow A38 signs to Bristol Airport/Cheddar/Wells, follow A371 signs to Axbridge/Wells/Cheddar. In Cheddar you will pass the Bath Arms on your left. Turn immediately left onto Union Street. After 150 yds turn right onto Redcliffe Street. Follow road for 0.5 mile uphill, around right and left hand bend. Turn left at small hamlet of Bradley Cross and follow track uphill for 0.5 mile.
Distances:
Cheddar village 1 mile
Public Transport Directions
Bus service 126, runs hourly between Weston-Super-Mare and Wells, with stops in Cheddar 20 minute up hill walk to the farm. Trains connections to Bristol, change for Weston-Super-Mare (bus to Cheddar). Access to Cheddar via National Cycle Route 3 (top of Cheddar Gorge), the Strawberry Line cycle way connects with Yatton station. Bristol Airport 10 miles away.
Further Details:
Local attractions:
Cheddar: A friendly town with a wide selection of restaurants, tea houses and pubs.
Cheddar Gorge: With its dramatic scenery offers visitors a number of walks including the West Mendip Way, a 30 mile route from Uphill near Weston-super-Mare to Wells or Jacob’s Ladder, walking from the cliff top down to Cheddar.
Wookey Hole: Impressive cave complex of deep pools and intricate rock formations. A visit to the caves also offers access to a functioning Victorian paper mill.
Ebber Gorge: Two miles uphill West of Wookey Hole, Ebber Gorge offers a more tranquil alternative to Cheddar Gorge. Follow the wooded trails along the ravine up to the Mendip plateau.
Wells: The smallest City in the country, famous for its Cathedral, 24 hour Astronomical clock dating from the 1390 and the cobbled medieval Vicars’ Close.
Glastonbury Tor: A well known landmark, linked to many local fables and legends such as King Arthur and the Holy Grail.
Weston-super-Mare: Sandy beaches, traditional fish an chips and amusement park or visit Sand Bay, a quiet beach bound to the North by Sand Point, a headland maintained by the National Trust.
Owner
Judy Credland
- Languages:
- english
About Judy Credland
Judy & Paul farm Traditional breeds of cattle and sheep on the Mendip Hills, an dedicated Area of Outstanding Beauty. We are a County Wildlife Site so protect the flora and fauna with our livestock management practices. Specifically we protect the natural habitat for Greater Horseshoe Bats, Barn Owls and Doormice. We grow our own vegetables, produce our own jams, chutneys, eggs and honey from our own bee hives. We also source organic wine from France.
Judy Credland purchased this Cottage in 2000
Why Judy Credland chose Cheddar
Judy and Paul bought Bradley Cross Farm for it's position close to Cheddar and the idyllic views over the Somerset Levels. It was a place to further pursue our interests in Rare Breed cattle and sheep. The property is secluded but at the same time within easy reach of the village of Cheddar
What makes this Cottage unique
The property is conveniently located close to the towns of Wells, Bath, Bristol and Weston-Super-Mare. Absolute peace and quiet are a feature often not found in similar properties.