Clutton On The Mendips

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Postcode: BS39 | code search
Population: 1500
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Often referred to as simply 'Clutton', Clutton-on-the-Mendips is situated about 10 miles due south of Bristol on the A37 road. It is also only about 10 miles from the historic city of Bath and thus provides an excellent base for visiting Somerset and the West Country. The village is listed in the Doomsday Book as Clutone, believed to be from the Old English for 'rocky hill enclosure'. The history of the area goes back before the Normans however, the area was also an important one for the Romans. They are believed to have begun the mining of coal in the area, which was to become a very important part of the local industry. Coal was mined at collieries around Clutton from the early 19th century until the early 20th century. The mines were part of the Somerset Coalfield and were owned by the Earl of Warwick, who had many industrial and agricultural interests in the area. Today the area makes a perfect spot to use as a base for visiting The Mendip Hills; a range of limestone hills and a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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Mezzé at the Warwick Arms (0.05 miles)

Mezzé at the Warwick Arms
The Warwick Arms is a large and welcoming 19th century inn on the main A37 at Clutton in Somerset. It was formerly a coaching inn positioned on the main route between Bristol town and its ... More | visit website
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Hunters Rest Inn (0.97 miles)

Hunters Rest Inn

Originally built as a hunting lodge for the Earl of Warwick, then converted into an Inn during the 19th century, this privately owned free-house renowned for its home cooking, warm welcome and excellent cellar offers ... More | visit website

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Cameley Lodge (1.20 miles)

Cameley Lodge

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Set in beautiful countryside looking out over own private lakes just 10 miles from Bristol, Bath, Wells - just 8 miles from Bristol Airport. A small country hotel, family run. ... More

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Greyfield Farm Cottages (1.35 miles)

Greyfield Farm Cottages
Whether you enjoy walking and outdoor activities, visits to outstanding tourist attractions or just want a short break Greyfield is the perfect choice. You can relax in our Finnish sauna, luxuriate in the Spa Bath, ... More | visit website
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Carpenters Arms (1.73 miles)

Carpenters Arms
Overlooking the Chew Valley, the hamlet of Stanton Wick provides a tranquil and picturesque setting for the delightful Carpenter's Arms.
For visitors seeking an alternative to the bland unformity of many a modern town centre hotel, ... More | visit website
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Willow Tree Court Guest House (1.80 miles)

Willow Tree Court Guest House

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A Charming 18th Century Home; ideally located for exploring the nearby beauty of the west country.Situated on the A39 our location enables easy access to the historic city of Bath; ... More

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The Old Parsonage (2.45 miles)

The Old Parsonage

Welcome to our beautiful 17th Century Grade 11* Listed house, situated off the A37 between Bath, Bristol and Wells on the edge of the Mendip Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Old ... More | visit website

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The Hollies (2.90 miles)

The Hollies
This family run bed and breakfast is situated in the picturesque village of Pensford, only 6 miles from Bristol and 8 miles from Bath. An ideal location to visit the historic city of Wells, Cheddar ... More | visit website
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Ston Easton Park (3.15 miles)

Ston Easton Park
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The elegance of this 1740 Palladian Mansion, 12 miles from Bath, gives the impression of a sumptuous private country house rather than an award-winning hotel. The beautiful reception rooms, with ... More
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Old Malt House Hotel (3.39 miles)

Old Malt House Hotel

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A delightful family run country hotel, just 15 minutes from Bath and Wells. Set in beautiful countryside with restaurant, lounge/bar, free parking and delightful views from all rooms. Built in 1835 as ... More

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