Enjoy spacious layout that give everyone more room to relax.
Onsite parking available
Convenient and secure onsite parking, a rare amenity in the area.
Centrally-located
You're never far from where you need to be with this convenient location.
Discover nearby landmarks
Near Exmoor National Park
1 bedroom1 bathroomSleeps 2
Popular amenities
Onsite parking available
Washing machine
Garden
Internet
Refrigerator
Microwave
Explore the area
Wootton Courtenay, Somerset
Exmoor National Park
Place, Exmoor National Park
1 min walk
Dunster Castle
Place, Dunster Castle
10 min drive
Minehead Beach
Place, Minehead Beach
15 min drive
Rooms & beds
1 bedroom (sleeps 2)
1 bathroom
Bathroom 1
Spaces
Garden
About this property
Dunkery View, Wootton Courtenay
Property Summary Dunkery View lies in a peaceful rural location at the foot of Dunkery Hill on the edge of the charming village of Wootton Courtenay and enjoys sweeping all round views of Exmoor. The village shop is a short walk away and numerous stunning walks over the moors.
Main Description This attractive apartment is laid out over two floors and is comprised of a large bedroom with superking-sized bed, well equipped kitchen, spacious sitting/dining room, shower room with large shower plus the added benefit of a drying/boot room for your walking footwear and outer garments. A private garden is adjacent to the property from which you can enjoy the dark sky delights of Exmoor and see the Milky Way on clear moonless nights.
Large bedroom with superking-sized bed Fully fitted and well equipped kitchen Spacious sitting room/dining room with TV, DVD, CD player Shower room with large shower Full central heating Drying room/boot room for walkers/riders Private parking for your car and bikes Private enclosed garden Wonderful views of Dunkery and Exmoor Fabulous area for walking Great pub/restaurant within walking distance Arrive from 4 pm Depart by 10 am
Appliances and equipment Dunkery View kitchen is fitted with washing machine, fridge, freezer, microwave, electric oven and ceramic hob. Other equipment includes toaster, kettle, a variety of kitchen utensils, cutlery, crockery and glasses. A television, DVD player and CD player is provided in the living room and wireless broadband is available at the property.
Electricity and heating Electricity and heating costs are included in the price of your accommodation. Dunkery View is fitted with central heating throughout which can be adjusted to suit your preferences.
Linen and towels Bed linen, duvets, blankets and towels are provided for your convenience, but please bring your own beach towels if you wish to take towels with you on day trips. Bed linen is not supplied for the cot.
Other provisions A small amount of tea, coffee, sugar, milk and biscuits are provided to ensure you can have a hot drink as soon as you arrive. There may also be other non-perishable items like a salt, pepper and a few herbs or spices available. Cleaning materials such as washing up liquid and surface cleaner will be present in the property. One or two toilet rolls will be provided.
Outside the property A large, enclosed garden is attached to the property which is available for your sole use.
Parking There is ample off-road parking for your one car and/or bikes directly outside the property.
Dogs Sorry, dogs are not permitted in Dunkery View.
Smoking This property is strictly non-smoking.
Changeover days Dunkery View is available for week breaks (Saturday to Saturday), and short breaks may be available.
Local area Sometimes you can watch Red Deer on Exmoor from the comfort of the apartment or, better still take a short walk and view them at closer quarters. In the autumn we often hear the stags rutting; all year round hardy Exmoor Ponies can be seen on the moor and majestic buzzards wheeling above you.
The self catering apartment is situated in a beautiful part of the Exmoor National Park and is in an ideal location from which to explore the extraordinary beauty and variety of the Exmoor landscape. Become acquainted with the stunning coastline between Minehead and Combe Martin, where Exmoor dives steeply into the sea; the brooding, wild, open moorland areas of Dunkery Hill, Winsford Hill and Brendon Common; the beautiful and ancient oak woodlands at Cloutsham; the historic clapper bridge at Tarr Steps, and the packhorse bridges at Allerford and Dunster and of course the chocolate box villages of Dunster, Winsford, Allerford, Selworthy, Bossington and Oare.
Arrival and departure The property will be ready from 4 pm on the day of your arrival. Please depart by 10 am on the last day of your stay. Please leave the property clean and tidy so that we can guarantee it will be ready on time for our next guests.
Indoor Description This has not been completed by the owner.
Outdoor Description This has not been completed by the owner.
Parking Please park in front of the property.
Pets Description This has not been completed by the owner.
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 This has not been completed by the owner.
The region
Wootton Courtenay is a small, peaceful village nestled between the Dunkery and Grabbist hills within Exmoor National Park, just four miles from both Dunster and Porlock.
The village sits in a sheltered valley with a favourable microclimate, surrounded by some of the finest walking country in the South West. Dunkery Beacon, the highest point on Exmoor at 519 metres, rises to the south-west and can be reached on foot directly from the village. The name Wootton means 'settlement by the wood,' recorded as 'Otone' in the Domesday Book, with 'Courtenay' added in the 13th century when the Courtenay family became lords of the manor.
At the heart of the village is the community-owned Villagers' Store and Post Office, saved from closure in 1991 by local residents who formed a cooperative to purchase the freehold. The shop stocks essentials, local honey, walking maps, and tourist information. The Grade I listed Church of All Saints dates from the 13th century and features an unusual gabled bell tower. A well-maintained village hall, built in 2001, hosts events throughout the year.
For a wider range of amenities, the medieval village of Dunster is approximately 4 miles away and has pubs, restaurants, cafes, and independent shops beneath its striking castle. Porlock, also 4 miles away, offers three pubs, grocery shops, a traditional butcher, chemist, and hardware store. Minehead, the nearest town at 4 miles, has supermarkets, petrol stations, and high street banks.
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On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Host has not indicated whether there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property; consider bringing a portable detector with you on the trip
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About the area
Minehead
Located in Minehead, this apartment is in a rural area. Dunster Dolls Museum and Dovery Manor Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include The Chocolate House and Blenheim Gardens. Exmoor Owl & Hawk Centre and West Somerset Railway are also worth visiting.
Lynton and Lymouth Cliff Railway - 39 min drive - 34.4 km
Getting around
Minehead Station - 17 min drive
Cardiff International Airport (CWL) - 166 min drive
Restaurants
The Deck Restaurant - 14 min drive
McDonald's - 12 min drive
Hotshots Sports Bar - 13 min drive
Bar Rosso - 13 min drive
Inn on the Green - 13 min drive
Frequently asked questions
Is Dunkery View, Wootton Courtenay pet-friendly?
No, pets are not allowed at this property.
How much does it cost to stay at Dunkery View, Wootton Courtenay?
As of 19 Aug 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Dunkery View, Wootton Courtenay on 19 Oct 2026 start from £525, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
How much is parking at Dunkery View, Wootton Courtenay?
On-site parking is available at the property.
What time is check-in at Dunkery View, Wootton Courtenay?
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.
What time is check-out at Dunkery View, Wootton Courtenay?
Checkout is at 10:00 AM.
Where is Dunkery View, Wootton Courtenay located?
Situated in a rural location, this apartment building is within 3 miles (5 km) of Exmoor National Park, Holnicote Estate and Dunkery Beacon. Allerford Museum and Dunster Working Watermill are also within 6 miles (10 km).
About the host
Hosted by Chris
Wootton Courtenay is a small, peaceful village nestled between the Dunkery and Grabbist hills within Exmoor National Park, just four miles from both Dunster and Porlock.
The village sits in a sheltered valley with a favourable microclimate, surrounded by some of the finest walking country in the South West. Dunkery Beacon, the highest point on Exmoor at 519 metres, rises to the south-west and can be reached on foot directly from the village. The name Wootton means 'settlement by the wood,' recorded as 'Otone' in the Domesday Book, with 'Courtenay' added in the 13th century when the Courtenay family became lords of the manor.
At the heart of the village is the community-owned Villagers' Store and Post Office, saved from closure in 1991 by local residents who formed a cooperative to purchase the freehold. The shop stocks essentials, local honey, walking maps, and tourist information. The Grade I listed Church of All Saints dates from the 13th century and features an unusual gabled bell tower. A well-maintained village hall, built in 2001, hosts events throughout the year.
For a wider range of amenities, the medieval village of Dunster is approximately 4 miles away and has pubs, restaurants, cafes, and independent shops beneath its striking castle. Porlock, also 4 miles away, offers three pubs, grocery shops, a traditional butcher, chemist, and hardware store. Minehead, the nearest town at 4 miles, has supermarkets, petrol stations, and high street banks.
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