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Jack’s Barn and Deerleap, Lilycombe Farm | Chewton Mendip

Sleeps: 14 Bedrooms: 7 Children: Yes Pets: No Onsite Parking: Yes - up to 8 cars

Luxury accommodation sleeps 14 across two interconnecting properties

 
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Combine 2 of the 3 luxury cottages at Lilycombe to sleep up to 14 guests (+ cots).

Private garden and parking with large dining table to seat up to 22 guests.

15 metre indoor pool, heated to 30 degrees, with cinema and games room as additional rainy
day options.

Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) with glorious walks and pubs from the doorstep.

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Jack’s Barn and Deerleap, Lilycombe Farm

Lilycombe Farm, Ashel’s Batch, Chewton Mendip, Radstock,

Richard and Arabella Clayton

07877 435456
01761 241080

holidays@lilycombe.co.uk

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