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Easy to reach. Plenty to discover.

A taste of Somerset.

Our houses sit in Long Sutton, near Langport, on the Somerset Levels. Follow a footpath, find a pub or spend the afternoon at the Cider Farm.

The stone buildings and garden at Little Upton in Long Sutton

On your doorstep,
before you set off.

Two pubs within a mile — the Devonshire Arms in the village and the Halfway House — Harry’s Cider 500m from the door, and footpaths straight out onto the Somerset Levels. Walk to dinner, or come back for one. 

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The Devonshire Arms in Long Sutton

Long Sutton · village pub

The Devonshire Arms

Known locally as The Dev, this is a village option for a meal together. Top tip - ask about their private dining room for an intimate group meal.

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The stone-built Halfway House pub in Pitney

NEARBY PUB · 20-MINUTE WALK

The Halfway House

A twenty-minute walk from the houses. Ask about food service and space for your whole party before setting out, its a popular spot.

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Guests in the tasting room at Harry’s Cider, with orchard rows visible through the windows

500M AWAY · TAPROOM & ORCHARD TOURS

Harry’s Cider

Harry’s Cider is 500m from the houses — cider and apple juice made on Harry and Toby Fry’s family farm. Ask about orchard tours and tasting platters for the best experience.

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A river day in Langport.

Langport is five minutes away — a small market town on the River Parrett, with independent shops and cafés for the things you forgot to pack. Walk the riverbank, put a paddleboard on the water, or settle in for a long lunch.

Beyond it, Glastonbury Tor, Somerset gardens, museums and wildlife reserves are all within easy reach by car. Pick one and give it the afternoon; the house will still be waiting when you get back.

Browse local activities
Stalls at a local antiques and craft market
Local markets
Heritage tomatoes at a farm shop
Farm shops
Two ponies resting in a Somerset field
Out on the Levels
Aircraft on display at the Fleet Air Arm Museum
Fleet Air Arm Museum
The bar at a Somerset cider company
Somerset cider makers

Plan your stay

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Pubs, cafés & eating out

Two pubs within a mile of the gate, and plenty more a short drive away. Here’s where we like to eat, with contacts for booking a table for the whole group.

Days out & local activities

Cider tours, river trips, pottery wheels and balloon rides — Somerset days out that work for a whole group, most of them within half an hour of the gate.

Somerset places to visit

Gardens, cider farms, steam history and the Abbey — the places nearby we’d send your group to, with links to check each one direct.

Farm shops & food shopping

Farm shops, bakeries, the village shop and Somerset cider near Long Sutton and Langport — everything you need to fill the fridge before the group arrives.

Takeaways for a night in

Some nights the best plan is ordering in. Indian, Chinese, pizza, fish and chips and lunch boxes from around Langport and Somerton.

Markets in Langport

Langport’s markets are an easy errand that turns into a morning out — local produce, crafts and a vintage market most months.

Local walks from Little Upton

Walks straight from the gate: our field on the Parrett, circular pub routes, Harry’s Cider and the farm shops — with our own map to take with you.

Cycling the Somerset Levels

The Apples and Countryside loop round Langport, Muchelney, Long Sutton and Pitney, with the local route map and the people who’ll sort out your bikes.

Get everyone together

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