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Farlands House

Farlands House is a spacious Edwardian property offering quality bed and breakfast accommodation and is ideally situated in a pleasant tree lined avenue close to the centre of Minehead, and a five minute level walk to the promenade and beach.

Minehead is an ideal choice for a traditional seaside holiday and for those wanting to explore the stunning Exmoor National Park, and the Quantock Hills, Britain 's first designated area of outstanding beauty.

Farlands House, bed and breakfast is open all year and is family run, non smoking and has recently been refurbished and furnished to a high standard and offers three very comfortable double bedrooms, two with ensuite facilities and the third with private facilities.

Crisp linen, soft towels and complimentary guest toiletries are provided to make your bed and breakfast stay comfortable. Each room is equipped with central heating, beverage tray with a selection of fine teas and coffee, Television with Freeview, DVD/CD player, alarm clock radio and hairdryer. Ironing facilities are available upon request.

In and around Minehead you will find many places of interest and facilities including a theatre, cinema, leisure pool, golf course, crazy golf, shops, supermarkets, Butlins entertainment resort and the West Somerset Railway, the longest remaining steam railway in the country. Minehead harbour is only a short walk away where sea cruises and fishing trips can be booked.

Close by is Dunster a stunning medieval village, Selworthy, Porlock, Porlock Weir, Watchet which is an ancient harbour town and Blue Anchor Bay which are all well worth a visit.

If you enjoy walking and exploring, Exmoor National Park is magnificent, with a dramatic coastline, the highest coastline on the British Mainland reaching 314 metres at Culbone Hill. The scenery offers rocky headlands, stunning wooded valleys and wild and rugged moors with the highest point reaching 519m at Dunkery Beacon. The Park has red deer, Exmoor ponies, badgers and many varieties of bird life.