Lavender Cottage, Upper Vobster Farm | Frome

Lavender Cottage – 11 St Edmunds Terrace – Sleeps 6. End of terrace cottage. Living room with wood burning stove leading to large kitchen dining room. Two double bedrooms upstairs with bathroom. Separate double bedroom with ensuite shower room downstairs. TV and Blu-ray player with smart functionality. Kitchen with gas range cooker, microwave and integrated tall fridge freezer. Superfast 100Mbps dedicated fibre broadband. Private outside Terrace sitting / dining area with BBQ and off road parking car park. French doors go from the kitchen to the garden. Utility room with washing machine and dryer. Downstairs toilet. Large long enclosed garden. Dog friendly (1 dog).

At Upper Vobster Farm we offer a selection of fully equipped self-catering luxury cottages and accommodation in the Somerset countryside. Lavender Cottage is an end of terrace cottage sleeping 6 in luxury.

Our beautiful country properties have been lovingly restored and created over the past 30 years to help you take a rest from the stresses of life. There are wonderful walks, animals to see, places to sit and time to be. The land surrounding the farm is rich in history and situated near the historic village of Mells, 13 miles from the Roman city of Bath and close to Babington House.

Experience a luxury farmstay in the heart of Somerset.

The farm compromises of 55 acres of land, including a 6-acre wood, which is a nature conservation area and preservation area for birds of prey. Nature, the woods and the sounds of the birds will make you stop in your tracks and feel the magic around. It’s perfect for families, couples and groups of people who want to come to a place where you can have a moment to be yourself again.

There are two small lakes with damsel flies and dragonflies, one with a beach with logs and rocks to sit on that also harbours a large number of newts and the other one which is near an old stone bridge that leads you on to the old drovers way. You’ll find a flock of North Ronaldsay rare breed sheep, pygmy goats, various ducks which live in their own castle, many varieties of hens and other wildlife.

Grasses and wildflowers are abundant in summer, bluebells and wild garlic in spring and numerous fungi in autumn. Winter frosts leave an enchanting feel to treasure when you’re all wrapped up and can come back to a warm fire.

The market town of Frome with its numerous cafes and restaurants is a short drive away. There are farm shops within easy reach. Historic Nunney Castle is just round the corner and Longleat Adventure and Safari park is within a 20-minute drive. Cheddar Gorge with its breath-taking scenery and walks is a similar distance away and Wookey Hole another place to visit.

When you book, we will send you a link to our digital guidebook which lists even more places to visit as well as suggestions for activities and places to eat.