Bowlish House Shepton Mallet

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Bowlish House provides you a home from home without the hassle, but with a warm and welcoming welcome. Every bedroom features its own fashion while retaining the original character of the cottage. There is a 1-st floor visitor hall to unwind in and a totally certificated restaurant to adore the taste of the West. It's at the foot of the Mendip mountains, the cathedral town of Wells, Glastonbury, Wookey Hole and Cheddar. This Georgian Palladian cottage, classed as Grade II*, features different has of particular interest – the original Mendip lead drainpipes at the facade carry the crest of the original proprietors and the year of completion, 1732. The walls and pillars topped with urns which formed the entrance hall of the ancient terraces are also singled out for particular mention. A little spring rises under the vault of Bowlish House and links up with an metro stream routed diagonally across the vault floor just under the ancient flagstones. Thus the temperature of the huge cellars is more constant than otherwise and varies by no more than two or three degrees either side of the perfect 50 ºF. Bowlish House is an pleasing and calm serene location in which to slip away from and enjoy high quality food, or to receive away from it all with friends and family.