Nestled in the heart of the historic town of Glastonbury in Somerset is the Grade II listed Kylemore. This characterful, dog-friendly dwelling benefits from charming features paying homage to the history of the home such as feature fireplaces and woodburning stove as well as four spacious bedrooms welcoming up to eight guests; perfect for a family getaway. After exploring the history woven throughout the town, cross the threshold to unwind in the sitting room and rest your feet in front of the warmth of the woodburning stove. Head into the contemporary fully-equipped kitchen to rustle up a hearty meal that the whole family can enjoy around the spacious dining table. Spend the evening in the fully enclosed garden and toast your getaway with your favourite tipple as the sun sets over the beautiful town before catching your rest in four well-appointed bedrooms. Choose from a ground-floor king-size, a king-size and a double all fitted with handy en-suite shower rooms, there is also a fun twin room serviced by a sleek bathroom. If you can tear yourself away from this fabulous home, stock up on essentials at local stores or treat your loved ones to celebratory drinks or traditional pub food at The Market House or King William Inn. Immerse yourself in the surrounding local history at the famous ruins of Glastonbury Abbey home to King Arthur’s Tomb, Glastonbury Tribunal set in a 15th century house or the Somerset Rural Life Museum which houses an abbey barn built in 1370. Next stop at the sacred and 2000 year old Chalice Well, now surrounded by beautiful gardens and orchards before climbing to the peak of Glastonbury Tor which rewards guests with breath-taking, panoramic views of three counties, England and Wales. Time your trip right for the famous Glastonbury Music Festival. Spend the day in Wells, and traverse The Bishop’s Palace and Gardens as well as its Cathedral or keep going to Bristol to find a wealth of other attractions including museums, art galleries and parks and bars. Delve into the past at Kylemore.

Ancient Glastonbury has been linked to the Holy Grail, King Arthur, and the Ley Lines for over four thousand years. The once-quaint town that became famous for its music festival is now a major destination for religious tourists and pilgrims, with a wide variety of interesting establishments catering to their needs. Glastonbury Tor, located on the Somerset Levels, dominates the town's skyline with its mysterious tower and is now cared for by the National Trust. The ruined abbey in the centre of town is a must-see if you're looking for a wonderful experience full of historic ambiance, calm, and tranquilly. Acres of pristine marsh may be found in Somerset, making it a home for a variety of birds. You could also go to the picturesque Cheddar Gorge or the tiniest city in England, Wells. Anytime of year, this place is a hive of activity and fun for holidaymakers.

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