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Contact: David & Jane Sedgman ' +44 (0)1458 223237 7 +44 (0)1458 223276 |
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| We believe that Lower Farm has a rather special atmosphere and we are happy to welcome guests into our home. This old farmhouse was previously a coaching inn and has offered hospitality to visitors over several centuries. In the past travellers arrived here in horse drawn vehicles, making the lengthy and often arduous journey between London and the West Country. Today's visitors, following much the same route as those earlier travellers, can find a warm welcome, rest and comfort in this mellow old building, nestling on the edge of the peaceful hamlet of Kingweston. This is the heart of rural Somerset, English farmland, steeped in the history of King Arthur and close to one of the oldest Christian shrines at nearby Glastonbury. Visitors are also well placed to visit many other places of interest including Wells, Bath, Wookey Hole, Cheddar Gorge and Taunton, while Clarke's Village at Street provides very modern shopping facilities. Visitors who wish to take a leisurely break and savour the peace and quiet of their surroundings are welcome to relax in the comfortable guest accommodation, which is equipped to a high standard, or enjoy the pleasant, mature garden. There are a number of inns or restaurants locally, many using local produce, which cater for a variety of tastes, and we are happy to assist you to choose and book a table. Our English breakfasts are traditional farmhouse fare, an experience not to be missed, although special diets or requests can be catered for with prior notice. Every effort is made to ensure your visit here is enjoyable. A discount is given for bookings of a week or more, or for families with young children. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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