Bungalow and Holiday Lets - Somerset Ref DVN2016, Cheddar Bridge, Cheddar, BS27 3RJ

Cheddar Bridge enjoys a tranquil rural position on the outskirts of the small village of Cheddar nestled beneath the scenic Mendip Hills in North Somerset.

The area is famous for its scenic beauty, geology and historic significance. Indeed, the property itself has been scheduled as part of an ancient monument (National Monument No 29673) being the site of both Roman and Anglo Saxon remains.

Owner’s Accommodation (EPC C73) 1,647 sq ft (153 sq m)
Cheddar Bridge Bungalow stands in its own private gardens on the banks of the river Yeo close to the park entrance. The property is constructed of cavity block walls, externally rendered under a pitched tiled roof. The accommodation, which has recently been refurbished to a high standard and decorated to give a contemporary feel.

Holiday Lets
3 x 1 bed holiday apartments and 1 x 2 bed apartment. All four holiday lets are single storey and have their own garden areas and allocated parking spaces. They have been finished to a high standard and to a contemporary finish.

The property is located just a few minutes walk from the village centre offering a range of local amenities and tourist attractions including Cheddar Gorge and Caves as well as several opportunities to purchase the eponymous cheese.

More extensive facilities are available in Wells (8 miles) and Weston super Mare (12 miles).The Mendip Hills National Landscape is popular with walkers and rock climbers and local places of interest include Wookey Hole (7 miles), the cathedral city of Wells (8 miles), Glastonbury (12 miles) and the seaside resorts of Burnham on Sea and Weston Super Mare (both 12 miles to the southwest).

Despite its peaceful location, Cheddar is in close proximity to the M5 Motorway (10 miles) affording excellent connectivity to Bristol (18 miles northeast) and the southwest. Bristol International Airport is 22 miles northeast.