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Apartment |1 bedroom |Sleeps 2

Clevedon in West Country

from £65 / night

£450–£500 / weekBookable online

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3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4.5 out of 5

7 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, car advised, private garden, no pets allowed

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About the home

The flat has great character with antique furniture, large windows with sea views both from the flat and from the top of a private garden. Outdoor access is via a steep stone staircase so not suitable for those with certain disabilities.

The garden is large and contains a conservatory with amenities. Also a gas barbecue. Ideal for walks both along the coastal paths and through inland routes. Historic Bristol within half an hour's drive. Plenty of cultural sites and night life.

Clevedon itself has an excellent Italian restaurant and Chinese restaurant as well as a small traditional independent cinema run in part by local volunteers.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The kitchen is small but can seat 2 for breakfast . The bathroom contains bath, toilet, and shower. The bedroom has one double bed with reading lamps and a work desk with Apple Mac computer. The lounge is fairly large and has excellent views overlooking the town and coast and has a large dining table which can be extended to seat 6. Although we can accommodate 2 adults there is informal sleeping arrangement with sofa bed in the front room or even in the conservatory in the garden. This could be suitable for 2 children over the age of 7 years.

Further details outdoors:
The garden can be accessed via the staircase and along a short path past the car port and communal garden area. It is large and has excellent views of the coast. There is a small pond and 2 separate seating areas with a large gas barbecues at the top. There is a conservatory with CD player, kettle, small cooker and seating for 4. There are wonderful sunsets and the location is quiet.

The carport is shared with next door flat and has room for one vehicle. There are other areas where a vehicle can be parked on the premises. There is also space in the road for unrestricted free parking.

Further details

Rental must be paid in advance via PayPal or posted cheque (one week in advance). Last minute bookings will have to be paid for with cash. Rental rates are the same, irrespective of how many are staying in the flat.
Please be aware that access to the flat is via an external staircase which is quite steep ( see photo) but for most guests this should not present a problem.

Conditions

The flat will be let for one, two or a maximum of 6 weeks at a time. The flat is not suitable for children under 10. Please remember this is a first floor flat and we would appreciate it if you would restrict noise levels accordingly, particularly late at night. No music after 11pm please. You can play music late at night in the conservatory, providing the door is closed. Weekend breaks ( Friday to Sunday ) can be arranged at a rate of £275.

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The flat is part of a wonderful Victorian house in keeping with others in the area

 

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Spacious front room with a view out to the Bristol Channel

 

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Kitchen with all the facilities you need

 

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Comfortable bedroom where you can also relax

The West Country / Somerset region

Clevedon is a quiet, unspoilt seaside town overlooking the Bristol channel with stunning sunsets. It is well-serviced by the M5 motorway giving easy access to Bristol, Bath, Wales, and the North Somerset coast, Cheddar Gorge, and the Mendips.

Bristol is half an hour's drive and Bath an hour's drive. Cardiff is less than an hour and Gloucester is about they same. It is 3 hour's drive or less to London, depending on what route you take and on traffic conditions, if you decide to go by motorway.

The Clevedon area

There is a local cinema which is partly run by volunteers. There is an annual flower festival. Clevedon pier is worth a visit. There are regular boat trips from here along the Bristol channel. There is an Italian restaurant called Giordano's and a Chinese restaurant called the Junior Poon. There is also another excellent Italian restaurant in Hill Road, next to an Italian shop which sells Italian food and wines.

The coastal walk is well worth doing and the shorter roundabout route via the local golf course and the old Church takes about an hour. The beach near the pier and Ladye bay are both pebble beaches. The old bandstand was built to commemorate Queen Victoria's silver jubilee in 1897. Clevedon court is also of historic interest.

Glastonbury music festival takes place in June. Bristol zoo is in Clifton, on the route to Bristol.The tidal bore on the river Severn is one of the largest in the world. There are tennis courts, a bowling green and crazy golf as well as a miniature train ride around the salt house fields to entertain children and families.

In summer there are also donkey rides. Apart from the coastal walk via Ladye Bay, in the other direction is poet's walk , named after Tennyson and Coleridge who were both visitors to the resort. In half an hour or less you can reach the other Victorian coastal resort of Weston-Supermare.

How to get there

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We are less than a mile from junction 20 of the M5 motorway.

The nearest mainline station is Bristol Temple Meads. From there you can get a train to Yatton but you will need to get a cab from there to Clevedon.

The nearest international airport is Bristol. You can contact us in advance of your arrival if you need directions.

Activities near Clevedon

Reviews

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22 Apr 2013

“Home from Home” My wife and I have just returned from a week spent at Bayfield which we really enjoyed. The flat really does feel like a home from home. It is as if the owners are your friends and have just popped out leaving a note saying "make yourself at home". The flat is really cosy and well equipped. The location is superb - very quiet with superb views over the channel from the light and airy lounge. A real advantage is the recently installed wifi which enabled us to keep in touch while we were in Clevedon. Just a couple of suggestions which would improve the accommodation. The furniture in the lounge has seen better days and for someone with back problems (eg myself) it does not give a great deal of support without layers of cushions. Some firmer furniture would be welcome. Also both of us found it impossible to get a signal from our mobiles. There is a landline and it would be useful to leave a note of the number by the phone so that friends/family can phone in if necessary. However these are minor niggles. Overall very good accommodation.

30 Jan 2013

“Quiet and very comfortable flat with lovely views of the Bristol Channel” We had a lovely relaxing stay here. The flat was beuatifully furnished, comfortable and very quiet. The kitchen was very well-equipped. Shops and a decent pub (The Moon & Sixpence) were all within walking distance. I would happily recommend this flat for those who are seeking a quiet restful break or those using it as a base for visiting the surrounding area.

07 Jan 2013

“Very Nice Base to Stay” Bayfiled is a big victorian property with nice high ceilings and generously sized rooms. The location is ideal for Clevedon, being by the water and within a 10 minute walk of the Hill Road shops. The location is very quiet, but it is only a 5 minute drive to the M5. The rooms were a generous size and are well furnished and equipped. There is no wifi (which I would suggest is corrected) and, although there was an apple computer to allow access to the internet, we couldn't get this working on line (but, to be fair, I didn't advise the owner as it wasn't a big issue for us). Only slight downside would be that access is via an external staircase with fairly shallow steps, so you have to take your time, but this is a small price to pay for a very nice and enjoyable place to stay. Response: We were glad you enjoyed your stay and would like to thank you for your review. I will try to emphasise on our website that the external stairs are quite steep. I will also be investigating Wi-Fi at some time in the near future. Do feel free to book our holiday flat again, if you should like to stay in Clevedon again..and thanks again for your review. Sincerely, Phil Edwards

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10 Jul 2012

“Very comfortable flat with wonderful views” We enjoyed our stay at Bayfield very much indeed. The flat is spacious and comfortable with wonderful views over Clevedon and the Severn Estuary. We found very good places to eat out and a walk along the promenade was just the thing on a beautiful evening.

13 Nov 2011

“Relaxing break” We really enjoyed a relaxing break in Clevedon, which is easily accessible from London. As it was so peaceful, we were reluctant to leave the flat and garden. The flat is very comfortable, with a spacious living room, beautifully furnished with antiques, and has fine views of the coast. Whilst the evenings could be chilly, we were beautifully warm inside, especially with the log fire. The garden is large and well cared for; as well as cooking on the barbecue, we could use the power in the conservatory to play music, and the fridge to keep our drinks cold. When we did venture out we went into the centre of Clevedon, which is a short walk away. It's a lovely traditional seaside town with a fine pier.

03 Nov 2011

“A comfortable flat with lovely walks” The flat is a short walk from the old parts of Clevedon, with its well-restored Victorian pier and cafes and restaurants, as well as a good shopping centre and a community-run cinema. Even nearer is a little rocky cove and the start of the cliff-top path, and a really nice walk across the golf course. We had a wet wintry stay here the first time and enjoyed the warmth and comfort of the flat, but the second time the weather was kinder and we did some great trips into the Mendips as well. The steps up to the front door are steep, but manageable. The garden provides great facilities with a barbecue, and the little summer house has power and a little fridge so you don't need to go back upstairs to eat and drink al fresco.

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01 Nov 2011

“Lovely Break” I stayed at this property with my 8 year old son this summer. We travelled up from London, which was straight forward and stress free. We arrived early evening of Friday afternoon and after unpacking went for an 'adventure'. We walked to the beach front which was an easy walk and took about 15 minutes as we stopped to eat rasberries in the woodlands. My son loved it!! Running ahead and investigating the different trees, plants and the beach front ahead. The local community are very friendly greeting you as if you have always lived there!! Walking a further 15 minutes brings you to the centre which has a number of 'high street' shops as well as local boutiques. The garden of this property is also worth a mention! It has its own conservatory and was so peaceful at any time of the day but especially at night- so many stars in the sky!! We stayed until Sunday, but left feeling refreshed and rested. My son keeps asking when we can go again, thats how much he enjoyed it!

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 2
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	16 Sep 11	1 Oct 11	500£ 500	-	-	1 Week
	6 Oct 11	1 Apr 12	350£ 350	-	-	1 Week
	1 Apr 12	16 Sep 12	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week
	16 Sep 12	2 Oct 12	450£ 450	65£ 65	195£ 195	3 Nights
	2 Oct 12	1 Apr 13	350£ 350	50£ 50	150£ 150	3 Nights
	1 Apr 13	3 May 13	450£ 450	80£ 80	85£ 85	3 Nights
	3 May 13	5 Sep 13	500£ 500	85£ 85	90£ 90	3 Nights
	5 Sep 13	7 May 14	450£ 450	80£ 80	85£ 85	3 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

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