Midsomer Manor Near Bath - Hot Tub & Lodge, Midsomer Norton

Somerset. Sleeps up to 16

Midsomer Manor is a beautiful Manor House built in the Victorian era (1840). It is a very large property, boasting 6 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 3 toilets. It is perfectly situated in the Heart of the South West and is only a 20-30 minute drive from the centre of Bath and 40 minutes from the Centre of Bristol. Stonehenge, Wells Cathedral, Longleat and Glastonbury only a short drive away.

The house itself is split over 2 floors and has central heating throughout, heated floors in the bathrooms and air conditioning in the games room.

The first floor has 6 double bedrooms, made up of 3 x permanent Super-King beds, 2 with the ability to be twin (upon request), 1 x permanent King. 2 of the bedrooms have large single sofa beds, and there's 2 sofa beds in the front lounge, which totals 16.

The ground floor boasts 4 large reception rooms, made up of a large Entrance Hall, Rear Lounge (with slate balcony), Front Lounge, Kitchen, Games Room (with bar and Pool Table), Utility (with washing and drying facilities).

The Reindeer Lodge is a large Inuit hut, that can seat up to 20. In the middle is a large open fire for cooking (utensils supplied). If you do not wish to use the fire, there is an electrical heater supplied to keep you warm.

Rear - The upper decking (outside the games room) has an eight person hot tub, which overlooks the Garden and Valley, alongside a garden table and outside shower.

Midsomer House is a short walk from the centre of Midsomer Norton which boasts many coffee shops, public houses, supermarkets and shops. There is a leisure centre with swimming pool, gym, squash courts, outside children’s play area and full sized skate park.

This vacation home is located in Midsomer Norton, a neighborhood in Radstock. Cotswolds and Mendip Hills reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Longleat Safari and Adventure Park and Wells & Mendip Museum. Traveling with kids? Consider Royal Bath and West Showground and Bath Botanical Gardens.