Longbridge House, Shepton Mallet

Longbridge House offers three beautifully appointed rooms, including the Monmouth, Bishop, and Collett rooms, all featuring king-size beds. Each room includes an en-suite with either a bath or shower, and windows providing views across the cobbled courtyard or garden. The Monmouth room, notable for its bath and shower combination, along with the Bishop room's large stone fireplace, highlight the distinctive offerings of this historic property.

Longbridge House also presents Longbridge Cottage, a Grade II listed stone holiday retreat for two, featuring a luxurious king-size bed and a vaulted galleried bedroom. Guests enjoy access to a private sun deck adjacent to a tranquil pond, perfect for a secluded getaway. This cottage can be rented for stays of three to twenty-one days, with pricing options starting from £45 per night.

Breakfast at Longbridge House is served in a communal setting, starting from 8:00 AM until 9:30 AM, with options for room or outdoor dining. Guests can choose from a selection of continental items, including warm croissants and fresh fruit, as well as a cooked breakfast featuring bacon, sausages, and eggs. The kitchen prepares meals using local ingredients, allowing guests to experience the flavors of Somerset.

Longbridge House is conveniently located for exploring attractions in Somerset, including Longleat House and Safari Park, Cheddar Gorge, and Wookey Hole, all within a 20-minute drive. It is situated just a short distance from the historic Royal Bath and West Showground known for a variety of events, including antique markets. Guests can also visit the ancient Cathedral city of Wells and Glastonbury, both easily accessible.

Dating back to 1685, Longbridge House holds historical importance, as it was once the residence of the Duke of Monmouth before the Battle of Sedgemoor. The property's architecture reflects its Grade II listing, with thick stone walls and flagstone floors adding to its charm. Guests at Longbridge House not only enjoy comfortable accommodations but also become part of its rich history.

Accommodation: Three uniquely designed rooms with en-suites

Cottage: Grade II listed stone holiday cottage for two

Dining: Fresh fruit and continental breakfast options

Local Area: Close to attractions like Cheddar Gorge