Shepherd’s Hut | Somerset

Alban built the Shepherd’s Hut in memory of his granddad William Bunting, commonly known as 'Old Shep'. As a child Alban remembers sleeping in a shepherd’s hut at lambing time. It had a little stove - but this was mainly to keep any lambs warm - and not much else for comfort but some straw for a bed. Never the less, Alban found it very exciting.

The hut was built with local cedar and beams from the disused Binegar railway station were used to make the furniture and double bed.

The hut accommodation stands in a small green next to the main cottage. It has a little veranda with chestnut fencing and a small wild flower boarder. From the stable door there is a lovely view of our pond and well.

If you’re looking for accommodation that is just as quirky but with a little more room, the holiday cottage will be a good choice.

Amenities

• Double bed

• Oven & hob

• Sink unit

• Wood burning stove

• Toilet & shower room

• Hot running water

• Small fridge

• Table & chairs

Rate

£75 per night. Minimum 2 night stay.

No words do describe!! The place is fantastic, and everything is super clean and well decorated with such a good taste. We loved the experience of the shepherds hut!