Magnolia House is a tastefully refurbished edwardian home. Our attractive bedrooms are presented to a high standard and all have spacious well equipped en-suites. Our unique Family Suite consists of two interconnecting rooms sleeping up to six guests. For families with young children we provide travel cots, highchairs and strollers at no extra charge. We are in a great location being only a few minutes walk from the seafront and town centre.

St Aubyns Guest House is run with loving care by us your resident owners Steve Jefferies & Mark Howes. We are ideally situated just a few minutes from the Seafront, town centre, major shops, restaurants and pubs This mature house was built at the turn of the century and converted to a guest house in 2003. The house still retains many attractive period features. We do our best to maintain the highest standards throughout. So why not join us for a really fabulous holiday or weekend break in the beautiful seaside town of Burnham on Sea, amidst the lovely surroundings of the Somerset countryside. All EN-SUITE bedrooms. All are tastefully decorated and have FREEVIEW TV's, coffee/tea making facilities and hair dryers. Some larger rooms boast sea views. Enjoy a Full English or Vegetarian breakfast in our comfortable Dining Room. Enjoy a relaxing swim in our indoor heated pool (Children must be accompanied by an adult) Please Note: The Swimming Pool is open from Easter until the 31st October. Or simply relax and unwind in our private secluded gardens. We look forward to welcoming you!

Yew Tree House is a refurbished part 17th century house in Somerset, offering four star bed and breakfast accommodation throughout the year. There are six spacious en-suite rooms all individually decorated, four in the main house and two ground floor rooms in the converted stables.

Just 15 minutes drive from Junction 22 of the M5, the house is situated within walking distance of the golden dunes and sandy beaches at Berrow on the north west coast of Somerset. It is ideally located for visitors wishing to explore the coast, the Mendips and the Quantocks and also provides peaceful accommodation for business travellers.

The house is in a quiet lane and all rooms overlook the gardens which may be enjoyed by our guests. The breakfast room and the lounge (which is always available to our guests to meet friends in, relax or watch television) are in the 17th century part of the house. Both rooms have beamed ceilings and period fireplaces. A freshly cooked full English Breakfast or a Continental Breakfast is served every morning in the breakfast room. We regularly serve vegetarian breakfasts and are happy to cater for other dietary requirements.

Onsite parking is available.

The Old-Rectory once known as The Rectory at Brean built in 1535 with a value of £7.04 was enlarged and improved by the Rector Michael Terry in 1849. It remains almost unchanged for the last 100 years, with the original stone walls and gateway leading to the steps down to the back door and Kitchen. There is an arched doorway into the garden matching Perpendicular style of the Church. Over the years the most significant change has been to the building to the right of the entrance. The Schoolroom, Stables and the Carriage house have all been turned into neat holiday bed and breakfast homes.