Church of St Thomas of Canterbury
Dating back to the 12th century, this lovely red sandstone church is set in the picturesque village of Cothelstone.
Places To Visit near Nether Stowey
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Church of St Thomas of Canterbury
Dating back to the 12th century, this lovely red sandstone church is set in the picturesque village of Cothelstone.
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Coleridge Cottage
'Yes, slimy things did crawl with legs upon the slimy sea...' Visit the house where Colerdige penned the Rime of the Ancient Mariner. Mementoes from the poet's life are on display.
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Fairfield
Set in lovely woodland gardens and with views over the Quantock Hills, this Elizabethan and Medieval house has been home to the Acland-Hoods family for over 800 years.
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Fyne Court
Take a walk in the pleasure grounds of pioneering 19th Century electrician Andrew Crosse, which are now a nature reserve. Or plan your outings in the lovely Quantocks countryside at the visitor centre here.
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The Walled Gardens of Cannington & Tea Room
Set in the remains of a medieval priory, these gardens have been redeveloped and now include a 'hot' herbaceous border, the Blue Garden and a Victorian style fernery. Whilst your there visit the tea room, plant nursery and gift shop, there's something for everyone. Check their website for opening times; dogs are welcome.
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Wills Neck
Standing at 1261 ft high, the summit is the highest point on the Quantock Hills and the far reaching views from the top give a panoramic view of Dartmoor, Exmoor, the Brecon Beacons, the Mendips and Blackdown Hills. The trig point at the top can be reached from a variety of well maintained footpaths. Take a picnic and stay a while, you'll be glad you did.
Places To Visit near Nether Stowey
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Coleridge Cottage
'Yes, slimy things did crawl with legs upon the slimy sea...' Visit the house where Colerdige penned the Rime of the Ancient Mariner. Mementoes from the poet's life are on display.
Fairfield
Set in lovely woodland gardens and with views over the Quantock Hills, this Elizabethan and Medieval house has been home to the Acland-Hoods family for over 800 years.
Fyne Court
Take a walk in the pleasure grounds of pioneering 19th Century electrician Andrew Crosse, which are now a nature reserve. Or plan your outings in the lovely Quantocks countryside at the visitor centre here.
The Walled Gardens of Cannington & Tea Room
Set in the remains of a medieval priory, these gardens have been redeveloped and now include a 'hot' herbaceous border, the Blue Garden and a Victorian style fernery. Whilst your there visit the tea room, plant nursery and gift shop, there's something for everyone. Check their website for opening times; dogs are welcome.
Wills Neck
Standing at 1261 ft high, the summit is the highest point on the Quantock Hills and the far reaching views from the top give a panoramic view of Dartmoor, Exmoor, the Brecon Beacons, the Mendips and Blackdown Hills. The trig point at the top can be reached from a variety of well maintained footpaths. Take a picnic and stay a while, you'll be glad you did.