Clay Hill Farm Retreat, Somerset, Bridgwater

A Tranquil, stylish and cosy spot perfect to escape and rejuvenate from the stresses of everyday life or an idyllic stop off on your onward adventures. Clayhill is a newly and lovingly renovated series of farm buildings situated 4 miles outside of the historic market town of Bridgwater, in the middle of a 140-acre arable farm in Somerset. Offering unique accommodation in a retreat like setting, we overlook the stunning Quantock Hills, an area of outstanding natural beauty.

We have 8 en-suite bedrooms to choose from and we can sleep up to 16 people. Arranged as a mixture of twins and doubles, each room has a private entrance, its own tea and coffee making facilities and outdoor seating area. Our 4 double rooms have been converted from a series of old cattle sheds and retain characterful features such as exposed wooden roof timbers and stone walls. Our 4 twin rooms have been converted from an old milking parlour. They are slightly more modern in style, having been finished with illustrative wallpapers. We host a fully accessible bedroom with en-suite wet room. Additionally, all communal areas are wheelchair accessible. A mobility lift has been installed, as well as mobility apparatus in the toilets. For your comfort we use freshly pressed 100% cotton linens on all our beds, provide bathroom towels and locally sourced bath products.

Guest Access

You will have exclusive access to the entire space which includes the impressive, converted Granary where you can use a fully functioning kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances. There is a cosy snug to retreat into at the end of a busy day exploring, complete with TV, DVD player, armchairs, board-games and a log burning fire. Additional access to the gardens, fire pit, courtyard with BBQ and seating are also available to you during your stay.

This is an ideal setting to host your family get together or a relaxing large group getaway!

Environmentally friendly accommodation

With an interest in biodiversity and situated in the heart of rural Somerset, we encourage wildlife and look to make Clayhill environmentally sustainable. As such the Granary has a solar array on the roof that provides the whole site’s electricity and water is provided from a natural spring which we process, filter and soften. The heating is generated by a biomass boiler that burns wood pellets to generate heat, making the site carbon neutral and self-sufficient.