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O Croydon Hall é um hotel encantador e remoto, rodeado por aldeias pitorescas e belas paisagens rurais, o que o torna um local ideal para uma escapadela relaxante. O hotel oferece um pequeno-almoço excecional e um jantar agradável, embora este último receba críticas mistas. Os quartos estão lindamente decorados e são espaçosos, embora alguns possam ser mais pequenos, com tectos inclinados ou com casas de banho antiquadas. Independentemente disso, a limpeza geral e o ambiente calmo proporcionam uma estadia confortável. Os funcionários são simpáticos e prestáveis, proporcionando uma atmosfera calorosa e acolhedora. O spa e a piscina são comodidades fantásticas, apesar de alguns comentários sobre o spa ser antiquado e bafiento e a piscina ser pequena e fria por vezes. No geral, o Croydon Hall promete um retiro rural encantador, com um ambiente deslumbrante e uma equipa atenciosa.
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Grande quinta que foi convertida numa elegante propriedade. Está rodeado por deslumbrantes 420 hectares de terras agrícolas, situado no Parque Nacional Exmoor. Esta bela propriedade data de 1804. Há uma variedade de instalações ao ar livre disponíveis para os hóspedes, local ideal para caminhantes.
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Aninhado num cenário histórico encantador, The White Horse Inn exala o charme quintessencial de um antigo pub de campo. Esta estalagem dos séculos XVII e XVIII, datada de 1705, oferece uma autêntica experiência de pub inglês antigo com as suas escadas rangentes, lareiras acolhedoras e pisos de laje. As vigas de madeira e as escadas estreitas que levam aos quartos acrescentam ao seu encanto histórico. Os visitantes ficam cativados pelo caráter tradicional britânico da estalagem e pela excelente hospitalidade. Com o seu ambiente de pub tradicional, a estalagem é um tesouro de artefactos interessantes e charme do velho mundo. Ao entrar no edifício, sente-se instantaneamente transportado para a era passada, tornando-o uma paragem imperdível para quem procura desfrutar de uma experiência de pub bonita, cheia de carácter e histórica.
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O Exmoor House é um hotel encantador situado no coração da aldeia medieval de Dunster. Os hóspedes elogiam a localização central perfeita do hotel, perto de restaurantes, lojas, do Castelo de Dunster e posicionado ao lado de um bom pub. O hotel está bem conservado, limpo e oferece um alojamento relaxante após um dia de exploração. O pequeno-almoço é fantástico, soberbo e oferece uma grande variedade de alimentos de alta qualidade, incluindo opções vegan, apresentados de forma agradável e cozinhados na hora. Os quartos estão decorados de forma deslumbrante, cheios de carácter, bem equipados, confortáveis, bem conservados e com comodidades de 5 estrelas. O hotel é limpo e bem conservado, com excelentes precauções contra a COVID-19. O Exmoor House possui uma equipa excecional de funcionários que são simpáticos, acessíveis, conhecedores, acolhedores e fazem tudo para garantir que os hóspedes tenham uma estadia memorável. No geral, é um lugar encantador para ficar e é altamente recomendado para quem visita a área.
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Ano de construção:1366
Qual é o historial do imóvel?The Oval is one of the earliest houses built in Dunster. The house was originally a hall house, one large room with a fire central to it. Everyone who lived in the house shared one or two rooms, including the animals if the weather was especially harsh.
The fireplace is likely to have been on the street side, rather than where it is now, like the orange and black ‘cobb’ cottage you see further down the street. At this time - around 1320-40s - the other houses in the street would have been The Stag pub (which also had a wooden screen until a hundred or so years ago) and Spears Cross, the B and B further up West Street going towards the castle. The rest of this part of West Street probably had temporary houses of wattle and daub filling in the gaps. Some of the other smaller cottages between here and Spears Cross would have been built after the Black Death of 1348.
The wood panelling in the hallway is extremely old – you can see marks throughout where the carpenters have worked it by hand. It’s likely the screen in the hallway was added around 1450 -1500 to enclose the hall house, giving a mezzanine level where the main bedroom is now. It is unusual for this to remain as they were mostly pulled down in the Victorian era as walls were added.
The cruck beams in the main bedroom are of historical importance for this area of West Somerset. They are made from one large piece of wood and, unusually, they retain their original wooden pegs and holes. The craftsmanship and size of the beams suggest the person who built The Oval would have been wealthy. The beams came from the local area and are of historical significance, hence the Grade II listing.
The fireplace is likely to have been on the street side, rather than where it is now, like the orange and black ‘cobb’ cottage you see further down the street. At this time - around 1320-40s - the other houses in the street would have been The Stag pub (which also had a wooden screen until a hundred or so years ago) and Spears Cross, the B and B further up West Street going towards the castle. The rest of this part of West Street probably had temporary houses of wattle and daub filling in the gaps. Some of the other smaller cottages between here and Spears Cross would have been built after the Black Death of 1348.
The wood panelling in the hallway is extremely old – you can see marks throughout where the carpenters have worked it by hand. It’s likely the screen in the hallway was added around 1450 -1500 to enclose the hall house, giving a mezzanine level where the main bedroom is now. It is unusual for this to remain as they were mostly pulled down in the Victorian era as walls were added.
The cruck beams in the main bedroom are of historical importance for this area of West Somerset. They are made from one large piece of wood and, unusually, they retain their original wooden pegs and holes. The craftsmanship and size of the beams suggest the person who built The Oval would have been wealthy. The beams came from the local area and are of historical significance, hence the Grade II listing.
Qual foi a época e/ou o estilo arquitetónico em que o imóvel foi construído?The basic structure of the house is cob, which is a wooden frame filled with rubble, stones and held together with lime plaster. This is the 1366 building - slap bang in the middle of the medieval period.
During the Tudor period, the wooden screen was added and probably the fireplace was moved to the wall (rather than the middle of the downstairs) and a staircase was added.
In 1810 there was a fire that devastated the cottage, and changes were made as a result.
In the Victorian era we think the twin bedroom was added. And at some point in the 1960 or 70s, an extension was added at the back to create a larger kitchen and the dining room.
During the Tudor period, the wooden screen was added and probably the fireplace was moved to the wall (rather than the middle of the downstairs) and a staircase was added.
In 1810 there was a fire that devastated the cottage, and changes were made as a result.
In the Victorian era we think the twin bedroom was added. And at some point in the 1960 or 70s, an extension was added at the back to create a larger kitchen and the dining room.
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